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Christopher Maynard

    January 1, 1949
    Explorers and Faraway Places
    Days of the Knights
    How Your Body Works
    Airplanes
    Amazing Animal Facts
    Ghosts. The World of the Unknown.
    • First published in 1977, this cult classic has been reissued for a new generation of ghost-hunters. This book is for anyone who has shivered at shadowy figures in the dark, heard strange sounds in the night or felt the presence of a mysterious 'something' from the unknown. Ghost stories are as old as recorded history and exist all over the world; described in this book are haunting spirits, screaming skulls, phantom ships, demon dogs, white ladies, gallows ghosts and many more.

      Ghosts. The World of the Unknown.
    • From the creators of Eyewitness books, this oversize collection of fascinating facts and incredible animal photographs will enchant young children and bring them eye to eye with dozens of captivating creatures. Cartoon-style illustrations complement each vivid spread of photographs. Full color.

      Amazing Animal Facts
    • Discusses the operation and flight of airplanes and such aspects of air travel as check-in, traffic control, and steering.

      Airplanes
    • How Your Body Works

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Where do we breathe?What are muscles made of?Why do we get ill?Packed with fascinating facts, colourful illustrations and diagrams.

      How Your Body Works
    • Presents a day in the life of a medieval lord as he runs the land over which he holds power. Suggested level: primary, intermediate

      Days of the Knights
    • Explorers and Faraway Places

      Questions & Answers

      • 40 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Contains over 30 major questions and answers, with ideas for fun things to make and do.

      Explorers and Faraway Places
    • Backyard Science

      • 48 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      What do earthworms do everyday? How can you change the colour of flowers? Can you roar without opening your mouth? Why can some insects walk on water? Draw your own conclusions from over 50 experiments and find out that science is growing like mad all around you. Science has come out of the laboratory and into the real world. Children can become scientists in their own backyard using simple garden tools and equipment to carry out home grown experiments.

      Backyard Science
    • I Wonder Why Planes Have Wings

      And other questions about transport

      This engaging question-and-answer book introduces children to the world of transport, exploring various modes and their functions. With a focus on education, it encourages curiosity and learning through fun facts and illustrations, making complex concepts accessible to young readers. Perfect for sparking interest in transportation, this book is designed to entertain while informing, fostering a deeper understanding of how people and goods move around the world.

      I Wonder Why Planes Have Wings
    • The Universe

      • 124 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      A first look at space Exciting and wide-ranging, this introduction to space explores the wonders of our solar system and beyond, from stars and planets to rockets and space travel. Written in a friendly style, with every page beautifully illustrated in full color, The Universe is a fact-packed first encyclopedia that young children will really enjoy.

      The Universe
    • MY BEST BOOK OF DINOSAURS

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      From ferocious meat eaters to giant plant eaters, My Best Book of Dinosaurs brings this prehistoric era to life. Find out who was the biggest, who could fly, and how paleontologists put together old bones. Color illustrations and clear photography combine with fact-filled text reveal how the dinosaurs lived . . . and died. An infomation-packed book that is a gripping introduction to the creatures that once roamed the Earth.

      MY BEST BOOK OF DINOSAURS