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The
Alphabet of
Alphabets
Get ready for a
thrilling journey
through twenty-six fully
illustrated alphabets,
each one a fantastic A
to Z of things to spot.
Can you find a cockatoo,
a grouse, a nightingale,
a swan and a woodpecker
in the alphabet of B for
birds? In S for school,
will you be able to
match each of the
objects to the correct
student? With so
much to spot and find,
you'll soon be an
alphabet whizz...
Page
Count: 48
Genre: Non-fiction Themes: Letters, alphabet, interactive
'a
word about books'
says…”A superb
introduction to
the world of
letters and the
alphabet and
I’m a
massive
fan. It
certainly is a
fun and
interactive way
to learn the
ABC's, and with
beautiful
illustrations,
this fun,
interactive
and educational
book will appeal
to all young
children."
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Argh!
There's a
skeleton inside
you!
Green
blob Quog and pink gas
cloud Oort are excited
to be heading to
Kevin’s birthday.
But oh no, Quog has
bumped into the power
switch and now their
spaceship has crash
landed. All will be good
though, they just need
to open the door and
then they can fix the
ship and be on their
way. Or they would be if
they only had a hand to
open the door. Can you
lend them a
hand…
Page
Count:
32
Genre: Non-fiction Themes: Science, monsters, interactive
'a
word about books'
says…”This
is not your
typical
non-fiction
book, it is a
genius idea for
making a complex
concept
accessible to
young readers
and I think it
is
brilliant."
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The
Big Book of Bugs
Bugs are brilliant. They
fly, they creep, they
slide, they crawl, they
wriggle, they buzz, they
scuttle and some even
bite and
sting. There are
caterpillars that change
into butterflies,
beetles that
carry suits of
armour, moths with fake
eyes, bees that make
honey, flies that walk
upside down, centipedes
as big as a dinner
plate, stick insects
that can regrow limbs,
bugs that can walk on
water and a whole lot
more. From creepy
crawlies to winged
wonders, you'll meet
them all...
Page
Count: 48
Genre: Non-fiction Themes: Nature, insects, environment
'a
word about books'
says…”A
fabulous way for
children to
learn about the
incredible
insects and
brilliant bugs
that are living
in our gardens
and, in some
cases,
inhabiting our
homes."
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Busy
Beaks
From screeching
cockatoos to the
unmistakable laugh of
the kookaburra, the
colourful mob of rainbow
lorikeets to the
solitary soaring eagle,
the fatherly touch of an
emu to the motherly
nurturing of the pink
robin. Busy Beaks is the
perfect introduction to
the brilliant birds that
call Australia
home…
Page
Count:
32
Genre: Non-fiction Themes: Birds
'a
word about books'
says…”This
is an absolutely
gorgeous
book. Sarah
Allen has
produced
something very,
very special
that deserves to
be in every
school, home and
library."
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Creaturepedia:
Welcome to
the
Greatest
Show on
Earth
Animals have all sorts
of wonderful talents,
abilities and quirks
that make them
great. Meet 'the
architects', 'the
bounders', 'the
brain boxes', 'the
endangered', 'the
forever faithfuls', 'the
munch-it-uppers', 'the
noisy neighbours', 'the
show-offs' and more in
this awesome alphabet of
animal traits and
characteristics. Welcome
to Creaturepedia, the
greatest show on
Earth...
Page
Count: 216
Genre: Non-fiction Themes: Animals, nature
'a
word about books'
says…”Sometimes
you read a book
and you just
know that it
will be one that
you will go back
to time and time
again, this is
one of those
books.
Creaturepedia is
two-hundred-and-sixteen
pages
of animal
bliss and I love
it. Everything
about it is
beautiful.”
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