The book focuses on six inventive professions, namely, costume designer, construction engineer, photographer, film proptechnician, floral designerand cook. It will fully stimulate creative talent of young readers.
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This story is about how the children of one kindergarten group suddenly started doing good deeds. At home, in the garden or in the playground - one good deed a day. And if they could not come up with an idea of yet another good deed they got nervous and paniced, which surprised their parents very much. What was the cause of the epidemic of good behavior?
In the shade of a tree, an old man expresses his regret that, in his eagerness to fulfill his dreams, he has neglected to take care of the Earth. He engages in a dialogue filled with hope with the child playing next to him. A poetic text, rich in symbols, with a progressive reversal of roles.The illustrations are a mixture of pencil, ink, watercolour & collage.
Tolinga, a cheerful locomotive, travelled around the country transporting people and food. However one day she was unable to continue traveling, because the authorities decided to remove the rail lines, due to the arrival of buses and planes as a means of transportation. The inhabitants protested so as to save Tolinga from destruction and managed to extend its useful life as part of a museum in the city. In it Tolinga continues to transport people, but now through far away imaginary places. The final part of the book explains in simple terms the phenomenon of global warming and climate change. This book is an invitation to the youngest to act in a responsible manner, contributing to the path towards sustainability from early childhood.
Have you ever seen a germ up close? Really, really close? Micrographs and illustrations combine with accessible text to introduce readers to bacteria, protozoa, fungi, and viruses—including SARS-CoV-2—that can make people sick.
7 - 11 years Did you know that J.K. Rowling came up with Harry Potter while waiting for a delayed train? Or that Winnie the Pooh was inspired by a real bear who lived in the London Zoo? Or that Dav Pilkey’s teacher once ripped up his drawings as a kid and told him he’d never make a living making silly comics? (Maybe we should introduce her to Captain Underpants.) In Backstories, you’ll hear all these incredible stories about your favorite kid’s books and authors and much more! Includes full-color illustrations plus other fascinating facts and tidbits to satisfy even the most curious reader.
The book contains 75 selected stories and passages which convey socialism core values of China. These passages discussing about real-life social rules and people's behaviors, are popular among Chinese children, which not only educate them about how to be a good person and be valuable to the society, but also give readers inspirations of distinguishing right and wrong. The content is composed of realistic stories, rational proses and useful mottos. By reading this book, you will know what characteristics Chinese children have, meanwhile, you could find what the children from worldwide have in common.
Nearly all of us love sweets. There is a popular joke about chocolate – nine people out of ten love it and the tenth person is a liar. The map makers at Regio know this and have published a good-looking and amusing Sweet Tooth's Atlas precisely because of it. We have charted a large number of sweets and confections of different countries. Efforts have been put into identifying the definitive confections or sweets in each country that could best represent the area in a sweet manner. A lover of sweets will learn where chewing gum was first chewed, when people learned to turn melted chocolate into glossy smooth chocolate bars, how surrealism and the sweet wrapper of Chupa Chups are connected, which sweet has been taken to court, which country has banned Kinder Eggs, where sweets of moss are eaten, and much more. Besides countries with a well-known culture of confectionery, Easter Island, Bangladesh and several African countries are represented. Maps help sweet tooths keep track of which corner of the world one sweet or another emerged from and where people feast on them. The Estonian Children's Literature Centre gave its annual award for the Book of the Year 2014 to Regio's Sweet Tooth's Atlas. The prize is awarded to the book, which has an outstanding work of a writer and an artist. As for the Sweet Tooth's Atlas – in addition to the fascinating text and amusing pictures, the jury has highlighted the new and fresh idea of the book, beautiful desing and also the fact that the book is an enjoyable reading for the whole family, regardless of the age of the reader.
A Brief Illustrated History is a series of six illustrated books that charts the history of popular subjects in 32 pages. Each book covers the major global events in chronological order illustrated with a variety of prints, photographs and newly-commissioned artwork. Other titles in this series: Art, Life on Earth, Exploration, Warfare, and Space Exploration,
From the rainforest to the grasslands and the desert to the oceans, Goodnight World by Rebecca Parkinson takes you on a journey around the world to say goodnight to all the animals as they settle down for sleep.This is the perfect bedtime story book for kids aged 3-5, filled with delightful full-colour illustrations that bring the pages to life. Complete with meerkats, toucans, zebras and more, children will love discovering the many animals of the world as they are gently lulled to sleep.With Goodnight World children will gain a new appreciation for the diversity of God’s creation and learn about the different habitats the world’s animals live in, while enjoying story time and being soothed ready for sleep – truly a picture book to help you make the most of bedtime.
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True to the tradition of fairy tales, this collection of stories is humorous and dramatic. Each one contains a valuable message for young readers in modern times. Written over a period of about a decade, these short stories were developed in performance while raising my young daughter. Titles: A City by the Sea Orimar's Flying Machine The Man with Golden Hands Crystal Clear Waters The Fat Lady and the Cuckoo Bird The Boy with the Huge Behind The Truth as She Knew It A City by the Sea is an un-published collection of fairy tales, about 13,400 words, 48 6"x9" pages, available for publication as a volume, or as separate titles for an illustrated children's book or series of books. They would also be suitable for adaptation for TV or film. For a more detailed description, please refer to the Supporting Document PDF keywords: fairytales, fairy tale, fairytale, fairy tales
Double Quiz will put your knowledge to the test, covering everything from History to Literature and Architecture to Sports or Cinema. An amazing book that splits into two books to play, one for each player or team. One book contains the even numbered questions and odd numbered answers and the other book is the opposite. Start playing and enjoy testing your knowledge!
This book takes us to history's most incredible forgotten civilizations. How their people lived, their most popular legends, their historical figures... With the help of The History Gossip, we'll be able to sneak into the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, attend a ritual at Machu Picchu or see what it's like to have fun in Angkor. Famous cities from the five continents such as Pompeii or Troy, as well as more mysterious ones such as Birka or Tikal. Cities of great historical importance that haven't reached our days but can be experienced through archaeology... and now, through this book too.
This visually astonishing story takes children on a journey through different facts about our World. - Who can hold its breath for the longest time under water? - Why is plastic dangerous? - Which tree is the biggest one on the Earth? - Who are the members of a symphony orchestra? - When will I be able to fly into space? Young readers can find answers to all these questions — and more — in the Big Book of CuriositiesSelling points- Couple hundres interesting facts about our world;- an exciting, fascinating journey through different cultural, scientific and history facts; - more than 30 lift-the-flap windows; - lift the flap and learn fun facts about our world: through interesting history, scientific research and the best-known facts; - vibrant and striking illustrations to enjoy at their best. REVIEW:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnyu30rgjVN/
Get ready to go on a journey of discovery that will make you say No Way! Learn all about space, humans, Earth, science, animals and maths, with the help of your trusty robot sidekick KLAUS. Did you know… Uranus is leaking gas into space?The average yawn goes for six seconds? There are over three trillion trees on earth? Spider's silk is five times stronger than steel? Bicycles ride themselves? This beautifully designed children's book is full to the brim with facts, challenges and questions that will teach you all the wildest and weirdest things about the world around you!
All around us are little things that are too tiny to see. They grow, divide, mutate, and evolve, without us even noticing. They may be small, but they affect all life on Earth, and every movement we make! Fuzz is a microbe. He’s so tiny that the human eye can’t see him! There are countless little things all around us that are too tiny to see. Where do they come from? How did humans discover them? How many different kinds are there? How are they relevant to our lives? Let Fuzz introduce you to the world of microbes! Although microbes are tiny, they affect all life on earth. This beautifully illustrated book is packed with information. Lively and vivid, it makes reading and learning about microbes fun!
An original and creative atlas, beautifully illustrated, that allows children to discover the world focusing on the main ecological themes. A beautiful large format book, richly illustrated and with benevolent advice, to learn to know the world and to travel in a responsible way in contact with local populations, while respecting nature. For each continent, information on the endangered species, on traditions, on association fighting for the environment and many other things! The young authors are all committed to ecology and give numerous advice on how to reduce your impact while traveling.
Children all around the world go to school. Whether they're from Japan, Ukraine, Ethiopia, or the United States, all students have the desire to learn about the world and shape the future. In Bhutan, children walk for three hours to make it to school, and in Pakistan, children travel by rickshaw. Some children in China must climb a heaven ladder, while children in Nepal must walk over a wire bridge. The treks of these students are unique, extraordinary, and even dangerous, and they signify the common determination, perseverance, and sense of adventure shared by young people around the world. Read along as students from thirteen different nations embark on their journeys to get to school in the morning and learn about the diverse landscapes and cultures of these countries along the way!
