This author delved into the world of writing during her high school years, beginning work on her first novel. Her work explores profound and often complex human desires and internal conflicts. Through her unique style, she examines the intricacies of relationships and the ethical dilemmas her characters face. Readers appreciate her ability to portray raw emotional truth and provoke thought.
Engaging narratives and vibrant characters introduce young readers to fundamental math concepts in an enjoyable way. Through fun stories, children are encouraged to explore and understand basic mathematical ideas, making learning both entertaining and effective.
Engaging with real-life topics like weather, animals, oceans, and plants, this series offers data-driven insights into the world around us. Readers can explore fascinating statistics, such as annual rainfall in the UK and the behaviors of various animals, using Smart Charts for a visual understanding. It also delves into everyday phenomena, like subway ridership in New York, providing colorful and captivating information that appeals to curious minds.
Fran and Dot Meet Fran and Dot. A little girl and her dragon best friend. Fran wants nothing more than to be like Dot. Trolls on the Hill When two trolls, Russ and Bill, meet on the hill, trouble is in the air. What will happen when Russ notices that Bill has a doll and he does not?
Young readers are introduced to polar bears, penguins, and other animals that make their homes where it’s snowy and cold in this interactive reading experience. They learn important facts that supplement basic science curriculum topics, and along the way, they’re encouraged to follow bright and bold directions to take an active role in the fun. Whether they’re holding their breath before diving under the cold water to meet a sea creature or tilting the pages so the seals can slide down the ice, readers are able to play along with the brightly illustrated animals they meet.
Is the maths monster biting at your brain? Maths can be scary, but not with Monster Maths! Whether you're counting or measuring, sorting shapes or picking out patterns, these friendly maths monsters can help any young mathematician find the right answer.
If supernatural creatures were real, what sort of science would they use? A novel way to introduce reluctant young scientists to topics that often make them switch off. What sort of coding would aliens from outer space use? Can ghosts use the laws of physics? Great fun to browse through, even if you think science is not for you
Engaging young readers, this interactive series invites them to explore diverse animals and their habitats through imaginative play. By encouraging actions like poking, pushing, shaking, and rotating, children can embark on adventures from the ocean's depths to the heights of the sky. This hands-on approach not only captivates their curiosity but also fosters early learning about wildlife around the globe.
Engaging narratives and vibrant characters introduce young readers to fundamental math concepts. Through entertaining stories, children will enjoy learning while developing essential skills, making math both fun and accessible.
Have you ever poked a porcupine or tickled an octopus Use your imagination to travel to the bottom of the ocean and high up into the sky with this exciting and interactive series. Poke push shake and rotate your way through each book and introduce early readers to animals and habitats from around the world.|Have you ever poked a porcupine or tickled an octopus Use your imagination to travel to the bottom of the ocean and high up into the sky with this exciting and interactive series. Poke push shake and rotate your way through each book and introduce early readers to animals and habitats from around the world.
Engaging with real-life scenarios, this series introduces readers to mathematical concepts through various topics like weather, wildlife, oceans, and plants. It features smart charts that present data visually, making complex information accessible. Readers will discover fascinating statistics, such as annual rainfall in the UK, animal behavior patterns, and daily subway ridership in New York. This vibrant series transforms math into an enjoyable and interactive experience, demonstrating its relevance in understanding the world around us.