This book is fun! Readers will learn all about the different jobs, machines and materials that are used on a building site. A bonus to this book is the more than 30 flaps that readers can open, explore and learn in more detail about the object they are looking at.
Juniper Mae is a young genius inventor who lives with her father, grandfather and her friends Albie and BOT-L, a quirky turtle and a robotic fly. Trouble strikes when Juniper’s inventions are discovered and the sinister President Onyx of Tykotech plans to steal them. Onyx’s machines are sent to kidnap Juniper’s father and with him in danger Juniper and her crew must save him.
Experiencing a fun and accessible book about everyday forces at play in life will lay the foundations for this book to be referenced several times as readers develop more questions. Understanding with practical examples how things work makes for an entertaining and educational book with readers learning to relate the concepts of how things work with their own daily activities.
This delightful picturebook creates a gentle and fun story about winding down and heading to bed, even when you aren’t quite ready.
A Children’s Atlas of Ireland is an informative and engaging introduction to the rich culture, history, geography, and wildlife of Ireland. This non-fiction book invites young readers to embark on a colourful journey across the island, discovering everything from mountains, rivers, and forests to castles, folklore, and traditional music. Each spread combines clear maps with fascinating facts, creating an accessible and enjoyable reading experience that encourages curiosity and exploration.
History should never be a hard sell for children, and this book proves just how exciting looking into our past can be. Kit Frost and Aaron Cushley follow up their first volume of fabulous history facts with a second book that pops and sparkles with trivia and surprises.
From cars and buses to boats, submarines and soaring aircrafts, this innovative board book is packed with vehicles of every kind.
This is an atmospheric and informative picturebook that explores the history, technology and human ingenuity behind the world’s lighthouses. Koomen’s lively prose propels her readers to sail the seven seas and encounter these marvellous beacons of light, from the fist century’s Roman Tower of Hercules to the twenty-first century’s automated lighthouses.
This delightfully quirky book explores an alternative world, loved by generations – the world of the funfair!
Did you know sharks never stop growing, they’re older than trees, and Greenland sharks can live to be 500 years old? Neither did I, and now I can’t un-know it! But this is more than a ‘Did you know?’ book. The author takes a much-feared animal and make it likeable, even accessible. The facts are plentiful: conveyed through child-friendly descriptions and quirky and relatable shark characters, including the Irish basking shark.
