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Loaded with fascinating facts, engaging characters, and hilarious comic strips, this friendly guide to Earth will keep children entertained for hours. Join Jasper and Rocky as they embark on a thrilling journey through our amazing planet in this story. From Earth’s place in the universe to its atmosphere, fiery volcanoes, and the secrets hidden beneath the surface – every page bursts with discovery! Dive into the vast oceans, meet extraordinary wildlife, and travel from the age of dinosaurs to the world we know today. Packed with adorable illustrations, gripping facts, it’s Earth explained with wit and humour.
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£12.99
Dim the bedroom lights and join a sleepy bunny in this beautiful bedtime book with a gently glowing light being revealed more and more through holes on each page. In a lullaby-like rhyming story, the sleepy bunny says night night to the cuddly mice and snuggled-up birds, and a sleepy frog, and then settles down in his hammock under the glowing moon and stars. This book will calm and soothe babies and little children, helping them fall asleep at bedtime.
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£14.99
Uncover the animal kingdom’s secrets of disguise in this delightful, interactive book. Author and illustrator Amandine Delaunay invites curious kids into a playful world of animal disguises. With the aid of translucent overlays, readers can lift, layer and experiment with clever camouflage techniques found across the animal kingdom. Discover how manta rays, killer whales and whale sharks glide unseen through the sea; stalk through the jungle with a tiger, whose stripes blend in with its forest home; watch zebra herds ‘disappear’ into their backgrounds; meet the ermine, brown in summer and white in winter.
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£18.99
Featuring more than 125 amazing creatures of the deep and hundreds of vintage zoological illustrations, Oceanus is the gorgeous guide to the fish class (a.k.a. animals that live in the water!). Enchanting artwork from some of the world’s most accomplished zoological artists adorns over 140 pages of facts, charts, and taxonomic trees. Written by Lindy Mattice, author of How to Speak Animal and Mammalia, this visual tome is as stunning as it is informative and a must-have vintage treasure.
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£12.99
Dogs, dogs, dogs. In this book there are all kinds of dogs. Tall, short, thin and fat. Dogs like this and dogs like that. Messy dogs, and dogs with fleas, and some that have ears down to their knees! So if you love dogs just as much as me, pick up this book and give it a read.
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£12.99
When Lena stumbles across an injured bear in the forest, she takes him in and befriends him. The bear is wild and yearns for his forest, but the girl tells him stories, to keep him with her. After a while, the bear decides to show the girl his wild places so she can learn to accept him as different.
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£9.99
Could llamas learn to fly? What is a shark's greatest fear? And are scientists really going to bring back woolly mammoths?
The Little Bedtime Book of Impossible Animal Questions tackles the weird and wonderful questions that pop into kids' heads right before they fall asleep, making it the perfect book to delve into before bed!
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£12.99
Meet Merope – a small, shy star with a very big worry: she’s afraid she’ll never shine as brightly as the others. One night, Merope tumbles down from the sky and lands on a sheep’s woolly back. From there begins a magical journey across earth and sky, as Merope slowly discovers that her light has been inside her all along.
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£12.99
A lyrical ode to – rocks! Moving across time and changing shape with the shifting surface of the earth, the poetic text and stunning illustrations combine to be an informative and unique take on the rock cycle.
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£5.99
<p>From pandas to porcupines, explore the world of animals through 100+ beautiful stickers that feature all types of creatures, big and small.</p>
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£14.99
Introducing 72 of the most lethal predatory species that have ever walked the Earth – from prehistory to the present day – this book is divided into four chapters, with the first focusing on prehistoric creatures, then one each on land, sea and air predators. From vicious dragonflies and tiny blood-lapping vampire bats to terrifying sharks and fierce, long-dead dinosaurs, there’s plenty to spook and thrill young readers as they absorb scientific information about the natural world.
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£12.99
This picture book from award-winning artist Emma Carlisle invites young readers to explore the natural world at night, revealing the secret life of nocturnal animals. With gentle, lyrical text, the story takes children on a journey through a darkened wood, where a fox’s tail flickers and the white wings of a barn owl glide silently through the air. Above, the moon and stars illuminate the sky, and the world awakens in a quiet, magical rhythm while we sleep soundly in our beds.
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£16.99
See the world in a whole new light. This beautifully illustrated book reveals the stunning science behind nature’s beauty, from vibrant colours and intricate patterns to perfect symmetry and extraordinary shapes.
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£16.99
A beautiful introduction to our nearest cosmic companions and how they continue to shape life on Earth. Brilliant Sun, Luminous Moon brings together scientific facts, discoveries and myths and legends.
Cleverly designed, the book reads from both directions: one half for the Sun, one half for the Moon.
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£12.99
In the quiet and still of the evening, Tall rabbit and Small rabbit sit on the high hill and watch the sun go down, rabbits together. Tall rabbit feels like the luckiest rabbit in the whole, wide world, whilst Small rabbit wonders if his luck falls a little short. But when a storm rumbles overhead and raindrops splash on their noses, they both realise something wonderful: it’s not what you have in life, but how you choose to look at it.
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£12.99
With just a little help from Bird, Squirrel has grown some
lovely pumpkins! He is so pleased with himself.
But soon there's a problem . . . the pumpkins keep disappearing,
one by one! Squirrel can't understand it. He's determined to catch
the thief before Bird returns . . .
Looshkin. Oof! Right in the the puddings! 
