"This unique take on a concept book will introduce young readers to numbers both big and small, and give them the tools to understand all of the time that passes by in mysterious and exciting ways each year. It takes the Earth 365 days to spin around the sun. But what does that actually look like? Find out in this fun numerical breakdown of a whole entire wonderful year!"--

Everyone has been bitten by a mosquito, stung by a wasp or had something itchy hiding in their hair. But how much do you actually know about these annoying insects? Ever wondered how mosquitoes find you? Or how wasps can build nests up to 16 feet wide? Or how fleas can jump 150 times their own height?

Learn how to challenge racist ideas with 10 little (but powerful) actions you can take.

Presents fifty maps of countries around the world, which include facts about the geography, history, wildlife, and culture of each.

"True stories of 19 inspirational 'dogs with jobs'. Learn how dogs can help us in many ways: they can be assistance dogs, firefighters, rescuers, carers, companions to the elderly...Dogs are more than just members of our families and faithful companions -- they can be heroes too! Not only are dogs incredibly cute, they are also really clever with different breeds having unique traits that can be very helpful in risky situations. This book is a tribute...

Hilary Mantel, Ben Miles, the stage's celebrated Thomas Cromwell, and his brother, photographer George Miles, spent many years exploring the locations we know Thomas Cromwell visited and inhabited--Putney, Austin Friars, Wolf Hall, the Tower of London--to capture the faint traces of Tudor England and his extraordinary life. Accompanied with extracts from The Wolf Hall Trilogy, some of them published here for the first time, and including a stunning...

Este impresionante libro te tradlada a los hábitats animales más importantes y bellos del mundo. De las profundidas de la pluvisilva de Costa Rica a la Gran Barrera de Coral, descubre la diversidad del mundo natural y la vida secreta de los animales que viven en él.

A collection of stories, each containing two truths and a lie, asks readers to identify the truth from the falsehoods.

Every day, all over the world, people travel: short trips or great, long voyages, moving slowly and steadily or racing along at super-fast speeds. They make their trips in cars, trains, planes, ships and on bikes-and some people have even blasted off in rockets! But how did these vehicles become what we know now? With intricately illustrated timelines, this book takes readers on a journey through the developmental history of various modes of transportation...

Presents an illustrated look at the things that children wonder about, giving parents a chance to start a conversation with their children about the questions that will come up in their lives.