London, Raintree, 2013
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London, Raintree, 2013
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- A balanced diet, Catherine Veitch
- A teen guide to eco-fashion, Liz Gogerly
- A world of festivals, Rebecca Rissman
- A world of minibeasts, Charlotte Guillain
- Adaptation and survival, Robert Snedden
- Ancient treasures, Nick Hunter
- Animals big and small, Daniel Nunn
- Baseball : how it works, by David Dreier
- Beatrix Potter, Charlotte Guillain
- Behaviour in living things, Michael Bright
- Buildings and structures, Andrew Solway
- Captain Cold and the blizzard battle, written by Scott Sonneborn ; illustrated by Shawn McManus, Lee Loughridge
- Captured by pirates!, by Agnieszka Biskup ; illustrated by Roger Stewart
- Cars and motorbikes, John Townsend
- China, Patrick Catel
- Collages, Isabel Thomas
- Colours in French, Daniel Nunn
- Colours in German, Daniel Nunn
- Colours in Italian, Daniel Nunn
- Colours in Polish, Daniel Nunn
- Colours in Spanish, Daniel Nunn
- Costa Rica, Elizabeth Raum
- Counting 1 to 10, Daniel Nunn
- Crazy creepy crawlies, Isabel Thomas
- Cricket, Michael Hurley
- Czech Republic, Charlotte Guillain
- Dealing with feeling ... sad, Isabel Thomas ; illustrated by Clare Elsom
- Describing words : adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions, Anita Ganeri
- Do scientists care about animal welfare?, Eve Hartman and Wendy Meshbesher
- Doing words : verbs, Anita Ganeri
- Dr. Seuss, Charlotte Guillain
- Drawing, Isabel Thomas
- Emperor penguin, Katie Marsico
- England, Claire Throp
- Excuses, excuses!, Rebecca Rissman
- Fighting fires, Nick Hunter
- Fighting poverty, Nicola Barber
- Food chains and webs, Andrew Solway
- Football : how it works, by Suzanne Bazemore
- Football, Michael Hurley
- Fun magic tricks, Nick Hunter
- Fun magic tricks, Nick Hunter
- Going to a beach, Rebecca Rissman
- Going to a farm, Rebecca Rissman
- Going to a museum, Rebecca Rissman
- Going to a park, Rebecca Rissman
- Goldiclucks and the three bears, written by Charlotte Guillain ; illustrated by Dawn Beacon
- Grasslands, Buffy Silverman
- Greece, Jilly Hunt
- Grow your own butterfly farm, John Malam
- Grow your own sandwich, John Malam
- Grow your own snack, John Malam
- Grow your own soup, John Malam
- Helping others, Elizabeth Raum
- Hip hop, Angela Royston
- How does my body work?, Charlotte Guillain
- Human rights, Mark Friedman
- I can write letters and emails, Anita Ganeri
- I can write poems, Anita Ganeri
- I can write reports, Anita Ganeri
- I can write stories, Anita Ganeri
- Iceland, Melanie Waldron
- Improving healthcare, Cath Senker
- Instruments and music, Daniel Nunn
- Internet safety, Nick Hunter
- Israel, Claire Throp
- Japan, Patrick Catel
- Jay-Z, Richard Spilsbury
- Jobs if you like-- computers, Charlotte Guillain
- Jobs if you like-- reading and writing, Charlotte Guillain
- Joining words : conjunctions, Anita Ganeri
- Joker on the high seas, written by J.E. Bright ; illustrated by Shawn McManus, Lee Loughridge ; Batman created by Bob Kane
- Journey of a T-shirt, John Malam
- Journey of a bar of chocolate, John Malam
- Journey of a book, John Malam
- Journey of a bowl of cornflakes, John Malam
- Journey of a toy, John Malam
- Jupiter and the outer planets, Andrew Solway
- Lex Luthor and the kryptonite caverns, written by J.E. Bright ; illustrated by Luciano Vecchio ; Superman created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
- Life cycles, Siân Smith
- Lithuania, Melanie Waldron
- Little Red Riding Duck, written by Charlotte Guillain ; illustrated by Dawn Beacon
- Living through World War II, Andrew Langley
- Living through the American Civil War, Bob Rees
- Living through the Vietnam War, Cath Senker
- Making a circuit, Chris Oxlade
- Mark Zuckerberg, Dennis Fertig
- Maurice Sendak, Charlotte Guillain
- Mermaids, Lori Hile
- Monkeys, Claire Throp
- Monkeys, Claire Throp
- Mountains, Melanie Waldron
- Naming words : nouns and pronouns, Anita Ganeri
- Norse myths and legends, Anita Ganeri
- Nuclear energy, Chris Oxlade
- Numbers in Spanish, [Daniel Nunn]
- Oceans, Claire Llewellyn
- Orangutans, Buffy Silverman
- Overcoming personal challenges, Vic Parker
- Painting, Isabel Thomas
- Pandarella, written by Charlotte Guillain ; illustrated by Dawn Beacon
- Patterns outside, Daniel Nunn
- Philippines, Michael Burgan
- Photographs, Isabel Thomas
- Plastic pollution, Geof Knight
- Polar bear, Katie Marsico
- Polar regions, Melanie Waldron
- Reindeer, Katie Marsico
- Responding to emergencies, Anne Rooney
- Roman myths and legends, Jilly Hunt
- Rope sports, Ellen Labrecque
- Saving the environment, Vic Parker
- Scotland, Melanie Waldron
- Shapes around us, Daniel Nunn
- Shipwrecks, Nick Hunter
- South Africa, Claire Throp
- Spain, Charlotte Guillain
- Special forces, Ellen Labrecque
- Sportsmanship, Nick Hunter
- The Bermuda Triangle, Jane Bingham
- The River Nile, Claire Throp
- The South Pole, Nancy Dickmann
- The Sun, Nick Hunter
- The kitten who cried dog, written by Charlotte Guillain ; illustrated by Dawn Beacon
- The life cycle of insects, Susan H. Gray
- The life cycle of mammals, Susan H. Gray
- The life cycle of reptiles, Darlene R. Stille
- The night sky and other amazing sights in space, Nick Hunter
- The poodle and the pea, written by Charlotte Guillain ; illustrated by Dawn Beacon
- The printing press, Richard and Louise Spilsbury
- The science behind flight, Louise Spilsbury
- The science behind sport, Chris Oxlade
- The science behind weather, Darlene Stille
- The story behind rubber, Barbara A. Somervill
- The story behind water, Christin Ditchfield
- The structure of words, Liz Miles
- The town mouse and the country mouse : an Aesop's fable, retold by Eric Blair ; illustrated by Dianne Silverman
- The world's most amazing bridges, Michael Hurley
- The world's most amazing castles, Ann Weil
- The world's most amazing national parks, Ann Weil
- The world's most amazing palaces, Ann Weil
- The world's most amazing pyramids, Ann Weil
- The world's most amazing skyscrapers, Michael Hurley
- The world's most amazing stadiums, Michael Hurley
- Towns and cities, Richard Spilsbury
- Transport, Andrew Solway
- Types of words, Rebecca Vickers
- United States of America, Michael Hurley
- Vietnam, Charlotte Guillain
- Volcano explorers, Pam Rosenberg
- Wales, Mary Colson
- Water sports, Jim Gigliotti
- Waterfall watchers, Pam Rosenberg
- What is maths?, Tracey Steffora
- Wheel sports, Michael Hurley
- World's biggest dinosaurs, Rupert Matthews
- World's dumbest dinosaurs, Rupert Matthews
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