I Wonder Why: Camels Have Humps and Other Questions About Animals answers children’s curious questions about the animal kingdom. The book explains why camels have humps, how kangaroos carry their babies, why zebras have stripes, and many other fascinating facts. With colorful illustrations and simple, engaging explanations, it introduces young readers to basic zoology in an accessible and ent…
I Wonder Why: The Telephone Rings and Other Questions About Communication explains how different communication systems work. It answers children’s questions about telephones, radios, television, satellites, and modern communication technology. Through simple explanations and colorful illustrations, the book introduces young readers to how messages travel across distances and how people stay c…
I Wonder Why: Planes Have Wings and Other Questions About Transport answers children’s questions about how different types of transportation work. The book explains why planes have wings, how ships float, how trains stay on tracks, and how cars move. With colorful illustrations and simple explanations, it introduces young readers to basic engineering and transportation concepts in an engaging…
I Wonder Why: Zips Have Teeth and Other Questions About Inventions answers curious questions about everyday inventions—such as zippers, bicycles, light bulbs, and other useful objects. With clear explanations and colorful illustrations, it introduces children to how inventions were created and how they work, encouraging curiosity about technology and innovation.
I Wonder Why: Trees Have Leaves and Other Questions About Plants explores common questions about the plant world—why leaves change color, how plants grow, how seeds travel, and more. With colorful illustrations and simple explanations, it helps children understand basic plant science in an engaging way.
I Wonder Why: Flutes Have Holes and Other Questions About Music answers children’s questions about music and musical instruments. It explains how instruments produce sound, why flutes have holes, how different instruments are played, and how music is created. With bright illustrations and simple explanations, the book introduces young readers to basic musical concepts in an engaging way.
Young Heroes is a vibrant collection of inspiring real-life stories of children from around the world who have made meaningful contributions to their communities or the environment. Each profile includes short, accessible text and illustrations, highlighting what the young person did and how readers themselves might be empowered to act. The book is designed to encourage children to see themse…
WARNING! This book includes sensitive topics such as suicide attempts, depression, and alcohol use. Not recommended for Primary level readers. For One More Day is the story of a mother and a son, and a relationship that covers a lifetime and beyond. It explores the question: What would you do if you could spend one more day with a lost loved one? As a child, Charley "Chick" Benetto was to…
How to Catch the Sun is an exciting adventure story that combines fiction with history as it explores the ancient Maya civilisation. The main character, Hanna, joins her parents on an archaeological expedition in the Guatemalan rainforest but soon finds herself transported back in time to a thriving Maya city. There she meets a Maya boy named Sunny and together they must help save his city and …
I Wonder Why: Tunnels Are Round and Other Questions About Building answers children’s curious questions about how buildings and structures are made. The book explains why tunnels are round, how skyscrapers stand tall, what materials are used in construction, and how bridges are built. With clear explanations and colorful illustrations, it introduces young readers to basic engineering and cons…