Carmel Reilly Boeken

A delightful collection of true cat stories with an introduction by Dennis O'Connor, the author of Paw Tracks in the Moonlight.

In Season Swap, Jack from the UK and Annabel from Australia explain that when it's summer on one side of the world, it's winter on the other side!Oxford Reading Tree inFact is a non-fiction series that aims to engage children in reading for pleasure as powerfully as fiction does.

Every faith has its stories of angels -- radiant apparitions or invisible guides, messengers that bring the wisdom of heaven into the hearts of men and women. Yet it is not only the great prophets and seers who have had these experiences. All over the world, people have stories to tell: of shining figures standing by hospital beds; of ordinary-looking strangers offering help in times of urgent need before vanishing, leaving no trace; of guardians giving support in the darkest hour. Walking with Angels offers a glimpse into the mystery and glory of this world. It relates the theological facts as understood by the different religions, and gives breathtaking accounts of ordinary people touched unexpectedly by a divine hand.

Suspense and family secrets surround a pair of estranged siblings in a compelling debut thriller.

This title is part of Pearson's Bug Club - the first whole-school reading programme that joins books and an online reading world to teach today's children to read. In this book: What would it be like to live in space? In space everything just floats around! So how do people living in space work, eat, keep clean, exercise and sleep? This title is suitable for ages 6-7 (Gold level)

Papua New Guinea is a country on the Pacific Ocean. Its population of five million is made of people from around 1000 different cultural groups.

Vertauschte Jahreszeiten Jakob aus Hamburg und Annabel aus Melbourne, Australien, erzählen von ihren vertauschten Jahreszeiten. Wenn es bei Jakob Winter ist, erlebt Annabel den Sommer. Ist bei uns Frühling, ist in Australien Herbst ... Das Buch bietet Einblick in die globalen Zusammenhänge und Hintergründe für dieses Phänomen. Von unseren inneren Organen bis zu den Geheimnissen unseres Sonnensystems: Ja sowas! sind zehn Hefte mit tollen Sachthemen - kindgerecht und spannend aufgebaut, immer in kleinen, leicht zu verarbeitenden Informationshäppchen. Jedes Heft ist aufwendig illustriert oder mit Fotos bebildert. Je fünf Hefte sind in Anspruch und Wortanzahl auf einem Niveau. Am Ende jedes Hefts helfen individuelle Fragen zu Text, den Inhalt noch einmal nachzuvollziehen, bieten spannende Arbeitsaufträge eine weiterführende Beschäftigung mit dem Text und runden interessante Fakten das Thema ab