Jenni

Dragons live deep underground, where the soil is scorching hot and rich with sparkling treasures. And though some readers may have never spotted one, look around - there are plenty of clues to be found . . . for true believers know that dragons really do exist. From digging dens to sliding down volcanoes, or soaring past the moon and sifting through rivers for precious gold, there are signs of dragons everywhere. Which ones will you see?Find out everything there is to know about dragons in this magical guide by the award-winning Jenni Desmond.

This captivating picture book seamlessly blends fantastical storytelling with real-world science, inviting young readers on a sky-gazing adventure to imagine the secret lives of unicorns. More than just a mythical creature, the magic of unicorns is all around us - if you know where to look! This book unveils their secret world in the sky, revealing how these majestic beings stir up vibrant rainbows, create rumbling thunder with a flick of their tails, and gallop so swiftly they leave trails of shooting stars. Through the breathtaking, soft-hued illustrations of author-illustrator Jenni Desmond, every turn of the page is a portal into an immersive world where imagination and discovery go hand in hand. Her artistry creates a dreamlike atmosphere that will captivate young readers and adults alike. A BELIEVER'S GUIDE TO UNICORNS is the perfect book for curious dreamers and a treasured keepsake that sparks imagination with every reading.

In this, Jenni Desmond’s third nonfiction children’s book about one of the large, endangered animals of Earth, we join a young boy as he learns about The Elephant.

With a few simple tools and a bit of inspiration, anyone can build a bicycle that will bring many years of happy riding. This book will teach you the right skills, how to choose the right components,

Following on her gorgeous blue whale, Desmond's polar bear is exquisitely rendered, magnificent, and precise, with wonderful storytelling too. A gorgeously illustrated nonfiction book about the polar