Tiddler by Julia Donaldson, illustrated by Axel Scheffler, tells the story of a small fish with a very big imagination. Every day, Tiddler arrives late for school and explains his lateness by telling his teacher an extraordinary story. He claims that he has ridden a seahorse, met a mermaid, and experienced other amazing adventures under the sea. His classmates and teacher find his stories diffi…
This illustrated children's book introduces readers to the process of writing a story through ten simple steps. It explains how to choose an idea, create a setting, develop a main character, and give the character a problem to solve. It then guides children through writing the story's ending and sharing their work with others. Through an engaging example and colorful illustrations, the book enc…
This illustrated reference book introduces young readers to World War II, from the political tensions and preparations before the war to major battles and the eventual defeat of Germany and Japan. It explores important events such as the Battle of Britain, the attack on Pearl Harbor, the D-Day landings, and the atomic bombings of Japan. Photographs, maps, timelines, infographics, and historical…
What really happened when the first Earth Day was celebrated in 1970? In this instalment of the History Smashers series, Kate Messner investigates common myths and misconceptions about Earth Day, environmental activism, and the history of environmental protection. The book reveals that efforts to protect the environment began long before the first Earth Day. Readers discover examples of Indi…
PICTORIAL HARDBACK - Well used with usual signs of handling and storage, typical corner bumping and edge rubbing etc., but stil intact and readable. ** Meanwhile, it's just sitting on the shelf getting bored and waiting for a loving buyer! ** Sent within 1 working day by UK seller, available by email for queries. ** in stock in Wales. Please note this is not covered by Prime.
"Pocahontas and the Strangers" by Clyde Robert Bulla is a trade paperback book published by Scholastic, Incorporated in 1988. This narrative, geared towards juvenile fiction and nonfiction, explores the story of Pocahontas and the arrival of the English strangers in the United States. With 176 pages and illustrations by Peter Burchard, this book offers a detailed account of this historical peri…
In A Night in Terror Tower, siblings Sue and Eddie are visiting London with their tour group when they suddenly lose sight of everyone. Before they know it, they become trapped inside the eerie Terror Tower. Strange things begin to happen — strange noises, creepy shadows, and a mysterious dark figure who seems intent on keeping them there forever. As night falls, the tower’s secrets unfold,…