David Miles Boeken

Climate change: would you leave it to chance? In this interactive book for kids, young readers will learn about climate, how climate has changed throughout history, and the driving forces of the greenhouse effect. Using colorful illustrations, simple text, and research from trusted sources like NASA, NOAA, and the United Nations, Interactive Climate Change outlines the causes of climate change and gently explores its consequences like rising sea levels, more extreme weather, and drought. Though not shy about uncomfortable realities, Interactive Climate Change also emphatically teaches hope for the future and includes timely recommendations for what kids can do, short bios of adults and kids who are leading the charge, and brief summaries of successes that have already happened. Most importantly of all, the book's built-in spinner offers readers a choice on every page: spin the arrow and leave climate change to chance, or do something about it!

Don't let the old-fashioned language of the Declaration of Independence scare you any longer! In The Side-by-Side Declaration of Independence, kids (and grownups alike) can read the original text of this important document on each lefthand page with a "plain English" translation on each righthand page. Bright illustrations, helpful definitions, and other fun facts round out this brilliant way to dive into the original language and meaning of this founding document.

An illuminating, reassuring guide to vaccination enriched with the latest science

England's rich, often turbulent history has left its powerful legacy in buildings, monuments, pageantry, and landscape. Nearly 600 illustrations capture the shifts of time, the influence of diverse cultures, and the impact of long-ago events on present-day language, settlements, terrain, and regional fortunes. Sift through the evidence left in battlefields, churches, bridges, and castles to understand how real people once lived. Imaginatively structured by theme rather than strict chronology, this absorbing account paints a compelling picture of England's past.

Set in a world of trucks, the story follows Cylinderella, who endures the harsh treatment of her mean truck roommates, Olga, Holga, and Helga. Her life changes when King Carburetor announces a Royal Car Show, and with the help of the Fairy Rod Mother, she gets the chance to attend. The narrative emphasizes that true worth lies beyond appearances, as Cylinderella's inner qualities shine at the event, challenging the kingdom's focus on outward beauty.

In graphic novel format, presents the complete New Testament.

Usborne Young Reading Series 3

An ambitious yet accessible account of Britain's Neolithic Revolution that examines how the early agricultural settlers on our island shaped their landscape - and thus our own.

"The one-horned animals of Llamacorn Land are excited to share their favorite snacks and treats with you! Everyone knows the Llamacorn, the kindest of the animals in Llamacorn Land, who is happy to share his cookies and play games all day long. Now kids can make Llamacorn Cookies at home, along with Gorillacorn Banana Bread Bites, Girafficorn Head-In-A-Cloud Cakes, Walruscorn Sand Dollars, Snakicorn Loop-De-Loop Pretzels and more! Snacktime has never been more fun!"--

Who are we? The story of the peoples of Britain and Ireland, drawing on new genetic discoveries, language, buildings and landscape.