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Insatiable young oceanographers will discover amazing facts in this compendium of marine questions and answers.

Insatiable young oceanographers will discover amazing facts in this compendium of marine questions and answers.

From the classic "Why do leopards have spots?" and the not-so-obvious "Why can't penguins fly?" to the amazing "How many ants can an anteater eat?" this book is pack

Wave goodbye to boring geography lessons with these fascinating books from the publisher of Horrible Histories. Ideal for children who are confident readers, this series is packed with fascinating facts, enlightening cartoons and true tales of the violent, stormy and uninhabitable place that our world can sometimes be. Best of all, these books are full of real information that will, in the liveliest way, introduce this important subject.Titles in This Set:*Wild Islands*Violent Volcanoes*Stormy Weather*Raging Rivers*Perishing Poles*Odious Oceans*Monster Lakes*Freaky Peaks*Earth-shattering Earthquakes*Desperate Deserts*Cracking Coasts*Bloomin' Rainforests

"Join intrepid explorers Benjamin Blog and his inquisitive dog Barko Polo as they travel the globe exploring the world's most exciting habitats! This book looks at rainforests around the world such as

"Join intrepid explorers Benjamin Blog and his inquisitive dog Barko Polo as they travel the globe exploring the world's most exciting habitats! This book looks at rivers around the world such as the

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Learn about the human body with this fantastic interactive non-fiction title. The colourful graphic guide is full of fascinating and useful facts about the functions and features of the human body. Did you know we each have 400 joints? Or that the skull is made of 22 bones? The guide comes with a slide-out box containing pre-cut cardboard pieces. These slot together to create your very own mini-model of a body. This offers a uniquely engaging way of learning about how our insides work.商品除瑕疵品外，恕不接受退換貨因拍攝略有色差，圖片僅供參考，顏色請以實際收到商品為準

Introduces French, discussing who speaks it and where, describing the similarities and differences between it and English, and offering some basic vocabulary.

Intoduces goldfish, describing their physical characteristics and life cycle, and discussing how to set up and maintain an aquarium and care for the needs of pet goldfish.

Browsers and young students alike will enjoy these lively question and answer books with their unique mix of realistic illustration and engaging cartoons. The enticing questions will amaze, amuse and

This book provides an introduction to the Hindi language, showing where it is spoken and who speaks it, differences and similarities between Hindi and English, and introduces some key basic vocabulary

Describes the land, history, and civilization of ancient Greece and explores Greek fashion, arts, and crafts.

An introduction to writing poetry covers ideas, planning, rhyme, rhythm, and alliteration, and offers exercises including acrostics, shape poems, haiku, and free verse.

Introduces islands from around the world, and includes information about formation, extreme climates, and the animals, plants, and people that populate the islands.

Lists the top ten rivers of the world and includes information on each river's source, drainage basin, and the people, plants, and animals that live along each river.

Re-jacketed, refreshed, and now with expanded content and interactive spreads to appeal to the newest generation of readers.Discover the amazing explosive and dramatic power of volcanoes in Eruption!

With their sharp teeth, legendary speed, and menacing reputation, sharks are a perennial non-fiction favorite, and this book delivers an amazing array of information and stunning photography on all as

LEVEL 4 – READING ALONE (cyan)Sentence structure and vocabulary will be more varied with a wider range of sentence types, vocabulary and punctuation. Includes glossary and index. Starting with the pra

LEVEL 4 – READING ALONE (cyan)Sentence structure and vocabulary will be more varied with a wider range of sentence types, vocabulary and punctuation. Includes glossary and index. Starting with the pra

Religions of the World provides a rich, in-depth look at five major religions that have shaped human culture and spiritual life and fostered both conflict and peace throughout the recorded history of

Describes what life is like for the Yanomami Indians of Brazil and Venezuela, including how they find food, how they celebrate and what their traditions are, what their clothes look like, and what the

Throughout history, adventurers have always wondered what is beyond the next mountain, ocean, river... or even planet. Explorers head out to discover new lands, find and establish trade routes, seek treasure, make scientific discoveries, gain territories for their country, or simply do something that’s not been done before.This visual approach is a great way for children to learn about some key explorers from history, and the journeys they took. Explorers will include: Hanno the Navigator (Carthage/Tunisia), Xuangzang (China), Marco Polo (Italy), Ibn Battuta (Morocco), Zheng He (China), Christopher Columbus (Portugal), Vasco de Gama (Portugal), Ferdinand Magellan (Portugal), Hernan Cortes (Spain), James Cook (Britain), Lewis and Clark (USA), Burke and Wills (Australia), David Livingston and Henry Morton Stanley (Britain/USA), Mary Kingsley (Britain), Ernest Shackleton (Ireland/Britain), Robert Peary (USA), Armundsen (Norway) and Scott (Britain), Tenzing (Nepal) and Hillary (NZ), Thor H

For thousands of years people have looked up to the night sky and told stories about the stars. These epic tales tell of vengeful gods and goddesses, of monsters and heroes. Others try to make sense o

Examines how the Romans governed their empire and explores Roman fashion, arts, and crafts.

Examines how the Romans governed their empire and explores Roman fashion, arts, and crafts.

Explains what hibernation is and describes how different animals hibernate, including bears, toadfish, hedgehogs, and desert frogs.

Benjamin Blog and his dog Barko Polo introduce Brazil, describing the country's major cities, food, people, culture, and geography.

Benjamin Blog and his dog Barko Polo introduce Japan, describing the country's major cities, food, people, culture, and geography.

Benjamin Blog and his dog Barko Polo introduce China, describing the country's major cities, food, people, culture, and geography.

Benjamin Blog and his dog Barko Polo introduce Egypt, describing the country's major cities, food, people, culture, and geography.

Takes a look at forces of nature and considers what happens when earthquakes strike, volcanoes erupt, and geysers gush.

Explores canyons, introduces the scientists that study them, and discusses some of the animals and fossils found in them.

Offers facts about the life and habitat of ten South American animals, including the jaguar, howler monkey, and sloth.

Offers facts about the life and habitat of ten South American animals, including the jaguar, howler monkey, and sloth.

An introduction to the culture of India to include religion, family life, art and architecture, performance art, and current trends.