Do you know the Fact Cat books? They’re a big favourite with us, thanks to their bright, engaging way of looking at the world. & in his latest series, the Fact Cat character looks at something he’s especially fond of: animals! Totally purrfect, if the Fact Cat does say so himself! Come & join him for a close-up look at reptiles. What exactly is a reptile? Where do reptiles live? How do they move? What do they eat? Have fun reading about them, & then go out looking for them. In the zoo, in the park – or even in your own garden! A fact-packed first guide from a favourite series Explores classification, food, habitats & more Simple quiz questions at the end of the book Ideal for topic work & homework help ...

Who were the Roman Britons? Where did they come from – & where did they go? Join the Fact Cat on a mission to find out. Long ago, Britain wasn’t yet a united, peaceful kingdom. Lots of people came here: fighting wars, finding land & settling down. The Roman Britons were one of those peoples. But why did they come? What did they do here? How did they live? What signs & clues have they left behind? The Fact Cat will help you find out. He’ll show you what Roman Britons ate for dinner, & what clothes & weapons Roman soldiers wore. Plus: take a peek inside a luxurious Roman villa. History = totally exciting! Fact-packed first history from a favourite series Very easy text with lots of fact boxes & photos Simple quiz questions at the end of the book Ideal for topic work & homework help ...

Who are the Fact Cat’s heroes? Find out in this new series. The people in it weren’t born rich or famous. They weren’t kings or queens. But they did some very special things. Now you can find out all about them in the Fact Cat’s fun-filled mix of simple information, colour pictures & cool quizzes to test your brain. In this book, you’ll meet Rosa Parks, who changed the world when she refused to give up her seat on a bus. Why did she do it? Why did it matter? What effects did it have? Find out & get inspired! Inspiring & fact-packed history from a favourite series Very easy text with lots of fact boxes & photos Simple quiz questions at the end of the book Ideal for topic work & homework help bhm-1116 ...

Discover Scotland’s people, cities, rugged landscape & wildlife in this fun & colourful trip around the country.



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Who were the Stone Age & Iron Age Britons? Where did they come from – & where did they go? Join the Fact Cat on a mission to find out. Long ago, Britain wasn’t yet a united, peaceful kingdom. Lots of people came here: fighting wars, finding land & settling down. The Stone Age & Iron Age peoples were some of the very earliest settlers, living through a time of huge changes. Why did they come? What did they do here? How did they live? What signs & clues have they left behind? The Fact Cat will help you find out. He’ll show you mysterious stone circles, & prehistoric houses & forts. Plus: did woolly rhinos really exist in Britain? History = totally exciting! Fact-packed first history from a favourite series Very easy text with lots of fact boxes & photos Simple quiz questions at the end of the book Ideal for topic work & homework help ...

Who were the Vikings? Where did they come from – & where did they go? Join the Fact Cat on a mission to find out. Long ago, Britain wasn’t yet a united, peaceful kingdom. Lots of people came here: fighting wars, finding land & settling down. The Vikings were one of those peoples. But why did they come? What did they do here? How did they live? What signs & clues have they left behind? The Fact Cat will help you find out. He’ll show you what a Viking ship looked like, & what gods people worshipped. You’ll even see what Viking armour looked like. History = totally exciting! Fact-packed first history from a favourite series Very easy text with lots of fact boxes & photos Simple quiz questions at the end of the book Ideal for topic work & homework help ...

Discover the people of Wales, its cities, castles & wild landscape in this fun & colourful trip around the country.



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Pollution & mining for resources have hurt our planet badly. Non-renewable resources will one day run out. We’re also running out of places to put our rubbish. The question is: then what? But all is not lost. We also have alternative energy sources such as solar, wind & geothermal energy. We can recycle rubbish, & limit our waste. & there are things you can do to help… Part of a topical series that explores how humans affect Earth Focuses on the effects of pollution & fossil fuel consumption Shows the problems with mining, garbage & habitat destruction Explores renewable energy, recycling & other positive choices Explains simple ways in which children can make a difference
Includes: critical thinking questions, a glossary & detailed timeline
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Ever since we first walked on Earth, humans have transformed the world around us. Hunting has harmed animal populations. Pollution & deforestation have spoiled habitats. But all is not lost. Humans have also worked hard to protect the environment through nature reserves, conservation projects & breeding programmes. & there are things you can do to help… Part of a topical series that explores how humans affect Earth Focuses on the human impact on animals, plants & habitats Explores conservation initiatives & other positive choices Explains simple ways in which children can make a difference
Includes: critical thinking questions, a glossary & detailed timeline
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Step into the boots of real-life boy soldier James Marchbank & experience the most important & incredible bits of the First World War. Mixes fascinating facts & an engaging story with brilliant illustrations. ...