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Nature’s song is all around, if we just stop and listen for the sound…Journey through 10 unique habitats and discover 20 amazing animal sounds – from a whale’s ocean song to the dawn chorus of woodland birds. Each page features sound buttons that bring the animals to life, and at the end of the book, children can enjoy all the sounds together in a final immersive experience.Illustrated by Stacey Thomas, this beautiful sound book invites children to explore forests, oceans and more, discovering the animals that sing their own special part in nature’s story.Designed to spark wonder and curiosity in young readers, Nature’s Song celebrates the incredible diversity of our planet and includes fascinating animal facts in an educational section at the back.
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£14.99
Trek through the rainforest, brave the desert heat and swim to the depths of the ocean to discover the world’s most captivating predators! From the cryptic turtle that vacuums up its prey to the cutest (and deadliest) species of wild cat that catches its victims in mid-air, the predators that inhabit our world may surprise you. With our curious curator as your guide, discover the predators that stalk, swim and swoop across different habitats on Earth, in this one-of-a-kind exhibition. Get ready for an unforgettable journey packed with amazing discoveries, fun surprises and real scientific insights from a wildlife ecologist. Keep your eyes peeled for clues and questions hidden throughout the pages – solve them all to reveal a mystery message at the end!
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£7.99
When Beaver builds a new home, it's perfect. It's calm, quiet, and
best of all . . . ALL hers. She doesn't have to share! But soon
a Frog decides Beaver's dam is the perfect home for HIM, too . .
. and then an otter, and some geese. As more and more animals join,
can Beaver find a way to welcome them, or will she and the dam
finally . . . BURST?
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£7.99
Don't Call Me an Fish! takes readers on a fun, fact-filled journey as they learn what is, and absolutely ISN'T, a fish.
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£9.99
See how nature is connected with Curiositree: Natural World, a collection of 50 information charts designed to help you see the natural world in a whole new way.
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£8.99
Royal maverick Niko and bodyguard Feldspar have been tasked
to lead an exploration – to find a new world outside of their twisted
monarchy. What they find on the other side of the Hive is a
paradise – but not all is as it appears to be.
When two brutal murders happen on the same night, the royal visitors
are the obvious suspects …
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A beautifully illustrated non-fiction introduction to the world of birds for independent readers.An informative and engaging introduction to birds written by wildlife TV presenter and bird watcher, Nadeem Perera.A stunningly illustrated book detailing everything that makes a bird a bird. Featuring birds from all over the world, and peppered with clear case studies on different bird species and punchy fact files on all things beaks, feathers, migration, nesting and more, the book also closes with a chapter on connecting with birds and becoming a birder.
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£6.99
Help kids understand why insects matter! Insects are everywhere and, in the world of STEM, the study of them is called entomology. This beautifully illustrated activity book is packed with facts that bring insects to life. It includes mazes, spot-the-difference, drawing prompts, puzzles and more, perfect for sparking a passion for insects and STEM!
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£12.99
Follow incredible animals on some of the world’s most epic journeys of migration over land. The compass included with the book helps to navigate each animal’s journey as you follow the route on each page, see the different directions they take, and join them on their journey. Written by best-selling science writer Steve Parker.
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They’ve only just returned, now they’re in danger . . . Join an epic race to save the rare white mammoth that might just save the world.
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Insects are essential for life as we know it. There are at least one million species of insects, together making up over 80 per cent of all living species on Earth. Around 10,000 new species of insects are discovered every year. In ‘Insectarium’, learn about the secret world thriving right underneath your feet. How did insects evolve into what they are today? How do they work together and how do they defend themselves? Explore the rooms of ‘Insectarium’ and meet the beautiful demoiselle and the gigantic goliath beetle. Learn why these small creatures have such a huge impact on the world around us, and why we should be protecting them.
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£20.00
An astonishing, beautifully illustrated nonfiction book telling the story of 4.6 billion years of life on planet Earth, from the winner of the Royal Society Science Book Prize.
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£12.99
A positive, hopeful look at the many brilliant and bizarre ways humans can work together to save our planet! Perfect for young climate activists.
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£8.99
In the Hive, a monarchy of tomorrow, a young bodyguard awaits execution.Guilty of being alive when her charge lies dead. But theprisoner, Feldspar, has one defender – royal maverick Nico. Togetherthey have three days to question everything Feldspar knows aboutthe world that raised her to discover who the real murderer is.
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£14.99
A captivating illustrated introduction to the largest hot desert in the world, the Sahara.
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£7.99
An educational question-and-answer book about plants for kids.
Family of liars 
