Here’s a pretty amazing fact: almost three quarters of the Earth’s surface is covered in water. Yet we know more about the Moon than about life on the ocean floor. The very deep ocean is a mysterious place which scientists find it hard to study. But not you – because this exciting series lets you take a look. The very deep ocean is a place of weird wonders. We have only the faintest idea of what’s really down there. But what we know is very strange indeed! Surviving in those dark cold depths isn’t easy – which means deep sea creatures evolve in rather bizarre ways. From the hideous anglerfish to the glowing lanternfish, let’s take a look… Simple & clear guide to life in the deep ocean Stunning photos & lots of bizarre facts that kids will love Focus on living things, marine habitats & the food chain Supports the KS2 habitats curriculum ...

September 1938. Hitler is determined to start a war. Chamberlain is desperate to preserve the peace. The issue is to be decided in a city that will forever afterwards be notorious for what takes place there. Munich. When the stakes are this high, who are you willing to betray? Your friends, your family, your country or your conscience? ...

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Mansions, cottages, terraces & tents… take a look at homes both old & new, from inside to out! A fresh, insightful glimpse at the ever-fascinating subject of where we live, highlighting homes from the Victorian & post-war eras. ...

Welcome to the best way to learn science: doing it yourself. Does that sound hard? It’s not. Trying a new thing out makes it much easier to understand it. That’s what this fun-filled series is about. A hands-on way to learn essential science by doing experiments & activities. (Much more fun than sitting still in class, we promise.) Of course, you’ll also learn all the key words & facts you need for school. So get started with this exciting look at plants. A simple & active way to explore first science Answers key questions with a strong focus on the interesting bits Fully in line with the new KS1 science curriculum From a hugely popular series by an award-winning author ...

Welcome to the best way to learn science: doing it yourself. Does that sound hard? It’s not. Trying a new thing out makes it much easier to understand it. That’s what this fun-filled series is about. A hands-on way to learn essential science by doing experiments & activities. (Much more fun than sitting still in class, we promise.) Of course, you’ll also learn all the key words & facts you need for school. So get started with this exciting look at life cycles. A simple & active way to explore first science Answers key questions with a strong focus on the interesting bits Fully in line with the new KS1 science curriculum From a hugely popular series by an award-winning author ...

From the bestselling author duo behind Can You See Me? comes this exceptional portrayal of autism diagnosis with diary entries by 12-year-old autistic author Libby Scott. Taking place before CAN YOU SEE ME? & DO YOU KNOW ME? this standout prequel follows Tally through her autism diagnosis in her final year of primary school. ...

Sam is dying of leukaemia. He hasn’t got forever, so every minute counts. He needs answers to the questions nobody will answer – & a way to live a lifetime in the months that he has left. Winner of the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize 2008. essential-ya-092016 books-to-make-you-think-rr jan-realistic-ya-17 ...

Sam is dying of leukaemia. He hasn’t got forever, so every minute counts. He needs answers to the questions nobody will answer – & a way to live a lifetime in the months that he has left. Winner of the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize 2008. essential-ya-092016 books-to-make-you-think-rr jan-realistic-ya-17 ...

Sam is dying of leukaemia. He hasn’t got forever, so every minute counts. He needs answers to the questions nobody will answer – & a way to live a lifetime in the months that he has left. Winner of the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize 2008. ...