Simple text and photographs describe fire fighters and their role in our communities.
Discusses the two decades between World War I and II that pushed aviation to the limits and profiles some of the pilots that took the risks.
Explores the subject of time through questions and answers, such as "Why is a year so long?" and "Why does the time change when we travel?"
Simple and delightful books about animals that stimulate the curiosity of young children and help develop early learning.
Describing what it is like as a child to feel hard done by, this book offers various solutions. It is part of a series which helps children deal with emotions they experience in everyday life. Also includes notes for teachers and parents.
Think of your body as an amazing machine. This human machine needs a strong framework to hold up and protect its working parts. Your framework is made of bones and muscles. They work together to give you your shape and to help you move around. This book takes a fascinating look at your muscles and bones- your movers and sharpers.
Presents how and why different technological inventions, such as log rafts, bridges, and papyrus, were developed, and gives instruction on how to make these things out of ordinary materials.
Think of your body as an amazing machine. This human machine uses food as fuel. Your digestive system acts like a special food processor. It breaks down food, uses the goodness from it and gets rid of waste. This book takes you on a fascinating journey through the workings of the human digestive system.
Take a deep breath and dive into an amazing watery world! Discover everything you need to know about oceans with this brilliant book. One hundred facts, fantastic illustrations, and hilarious cartoons reveal all aspects of ocean life, while fun quizzes test your knowledge.