Have you ever wondered what colour dinosaurs really were what they had for breakfast or even whether you could beat one in a running race? You have! Then this is the book for you. Crammed full of interesting dino-facts & bursting with detailed illustrations How Dinosaurs Really Work covers everything you need to know about these roaring beasts. The perfect book for all dino-crazy youngsters. ...

Boisterous toddler board books join the phenomenally best-selling How Do Dinosaurs series! How do dinosaurs clean their rooms? With rubbish bins & dusters & brooms! Jane Yolens playful read-aloud text & Mark Teagues hilarious illustrations show your own little dinosaurs just how fun & easy tidying up can be! Perfect for parents to read aloud to their children this book is as funny as it is instructive. ...

Jane Yolen & Mark Teagues phenomenally best-selling dinosaurs are back & this time theyre going to school! What would you do if a very large ceratosaurus stomped into your classroom? & what if the student sitting next to you was a gigantic silvisaurus -- who decided to jump on top of his desk? Come along for a very unusual day where dinosaur show-&-tell story time & playtime antics will make even the best-behaved dinosaurs laugh out loud. School has never been so much fun! ...

Ages 3 to 5 years. Text in English & Spanish. Each page features the English at the top of the page & the Spanish at the bottom. Included is an appendix that features the most prominent words & their translations. Also included is a foreword that speaks to parents about this bilingual book. ...

In Robert Peston's new book he explains in his characteristically straightforward way how the world got itself into the current economic mess
- & how we might get out of it. ' How do we fix this mess? I don't know. But don't stop reading now. Perhaps if we have a clearer understanding of what went wrong we'll have a better idea of what needs to be done. This book is a map of what needs to be fixed.' The record-breaking unbroken growth between 1992 & 2008 wasn't the economic miracle that it seemed. It was based on a number of dangerous illusions
- most notably that it didn't matter that the UK & US year after year consumed more than they earned. But we couldn't go on increasing our indebtedness forever. The financial crash of 2007/8 & the subsequent economic slump in much of the west was the moment when we realised we had borrowed more than we could afford to repay. So who got it wrong? Bankers investors & regulators? & were they greedy stupid or asleep? What was the role of government? & what part did we as consumers play in all this? How do we get through this difficult period of transition to a more sustainable economy one based on investment & exports rather than on borrowing & consumption? With the same probing lucidity he brought to WHO RUNS BRITAIN? Robert Peston takes us step-by-step towards a common sense way to fix this mess.

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When a boy named Oscar discovers a giant
- a very hungry giant holding a sign that says Food Please"
- in his backyard

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This is a book about feelings for the very young child. How do you feel? Sometimes you feel happy sometimes sad. Sometimes you even feel surprised. Supreme artist & Childrens Laureate Anthony Browne brings all his understanding & skill to bear in this exploration of emotion for very young children. This book will reassure & help them understand how they feel using simple words & pictures. Every parent can feel confident" that this is the perfect book. A companion volume to "I Like Books" & " Things I Like" Anthony Brownes young chimp is sure to be a hit with all little ones! This is an accessible first book of feelings ideal for sharing." ...

The autumn 2002 publication of Ruby Wax's memoirs was greeted with shock
- & delighted acclaim. In the tradition of the best memoirs
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How does a yo-yo climb back up its string? Why does a boomerang come back to you? & how does a kaleidoscope work? These & other mind-bending questions are answered in this explanation text about how toys work. * Gold/ Band 9 fiction books offer developing readers literary language & stories with distinctive characters. * Text type
- An explanation text. * A table on pages 20 & 21 summarises what makes each toy featured in the book work for example magnets friction or gravity. The book

Includes:: a glossary & an index on pages 22 & 23. Both provide lots of opportunities to check comprehension & stimulate work outside the reading session. * Curriculum links
- Art & design: Investigate materials; Science: Forces & movement.



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Harry Mount's How England Made the English: From Why We Drive on the Left to Why We Don't Talk to Our Neighbours" is packed with astonishing facts & wonderful stories. Q. Why are English train seats so narrow? A. It's all the Romans' fault. The first Victorian trains were built to the same width as horse-drawn wagons; & they were designed to fit the ruts left in the roads by Roman chariots. For readers of Paxman's " The English" Bryson's " Notes on a Small Island" & Fox's " Watching the English" this intriguing & witty book explains how our national characteristics
- our sense of humour our hobbies our favourite foods & our behaviour with the opposite sex
- are all defined by our nation's extraordinary geography geology climate & weather. You will learn how we would be as freezing cold as Siberia without the Gulf Stream; why we drive on the left-hand side of the road; why the Midlands became the home of the British curry. It identifies the materials that make England too: the faint pink Aberdeen granite of kerbstones; that precise English mix of air temperature smell & light that hits you the moment you touch down at Heathrow. Praise for Harry Mount: " Highly readable encyclopeadic marvellous illuminating. Mount portrays England via dextrous excavations of its geography geology history & weather". (" Independent"). " Fascinating. Mount's an intelligent funny & always interesting companion". (" Daily Mail"). " Charming & nerdily fact-stuffed". (" Guardian"). Harry Mount is the author of " Amo Amas Amat & All That" his best-selling book on Latin & "A Lust for Window Sills
- A Guide to British Buildings". A journalist for many newspapers & magazines he has been a New York correspondent & a leader writer for the " Daily Telegraph". He studied classics & history at Oxford & architectural history at the Courtauld Institute. He lives in north London."


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