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. ...

Everyone is invited to join Arusha, Mosi & Tumpe as they set out on a counting journey through the Tanzanian plains. Along the way, they spy all sorts of animals &8211; including elephants, lions & monkeys &8211; while learning to count from one to ten in both English & Swahili. ...

No matter who you are, where you come from, where you live, what you look like, who you love, whether you are small or tall, whether you walk or run, this book celebrates the richness in our differences & the joy that: we are all equal. ...

Top poet Benjamin Zephaniah celebrates what it means to be British today in this look at thirteen kids & their lives: a fun mixture of facts & poetry. Britain isn’t just a place on a map, or the Queen wearing her crown. Britain is all of us who live there, coming together! People like Jialu, who wants to be a pop star, & loves eating jelly, chips & jiaozi dumplings. Or like Sam from Norwich, a keen skateboarder whose mum is French & whose dad comes from the Solomon Islands… A joyous poetic celebration of multicultural Britain today Introduces thirteen kids from different cultural backgrounds Each child’s life is profiled in facts, colour photos & a poem Written by renowned poet & author Benjamin Zephaniah ...

A lyrical, heart-lifting love letter to black & brown children everywhere. ...

Tracy & Jess are the Beaker Girls – united against bullies & bad guys! ...