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Scrapbook Starters
Kids safely learn scrapbooking techniques through illustrated step-by-step instructions that require little or no assistance and use easy-to-find materials.
Bicycle Riding
Young Readers Will Learn About Riding Bikes And Bike Safety Through Simple Sentences And Highly Supportive Pictures.
Basketball
Young Readers Will Learn About Basketball Through Simple Sentences And Highly Supportive Pictures.
Don't Mention Her
Claire, five-year-old daughter of Irish doctors, Connie and Liam, dies suddenly in 1963. The novel follows the devastation in the family - consequences that reverberate over the next fifty years. There's the shock as Connie deserts Liam and their children and the mystery of the pact she makes with Anne, a Catholic nun. All who witnessed the child's death, even the youngest, feel responsible and have their own stories as they leave home, reject religion, start careers. Connie's ambivalence about mothering seems to follow the next generation of women. One cousin, most deeply affected, tries to escape the past as she takes up work in Nigeria. Do her choices repeat Connie's actions? And to whom does it fall to fulfil the pact Connie made fifty years before? A heartbreaking story of motherhood and the limitations of love.
The Blue Door
A unique and heartbreaking memoir of a child's imprisonment in a Japanese POW camp during World War II.1942: It was towards the middle of the year when my friends started disappearing...'On the island of Java, the stirrings of the Second World War in Europe and the angry-looking man called Hitler seem a million miles away from Norwegian-born Lise and her siblings. Then one day, her friends and neighbours start to disappear, and she begins to realise that they are not safe after all.Through ten-year-old eyes, Lise tells of her family's two-year imprisonment in POW camps and the brutal treatment received at the hands of their Japanese captors. For respite from the rat-infested floor of their shelter they adopt a blue door, which sits on concrete posts in the ground. They live on it during the day as young Lise plots ways to protect her family from disease, starvation and the desperate behaviour of fellow prisoners. This is a little girl's heartbreaking tale of survival.'A devastating portrayal of a child's loss of innocence to humiliating cruelty' Observer* The Blue Door is published in paperback as The Little Captive.
Basketball
Young readers will learn about basketball through simple sentences and highly supportive pictures.
Cheerleading
Young Readers Will Learn About Cheerleading Through Simple Sentences And Highly Supportive Pictures.
Falcons
Updated for 2020, Incredible photos and noteworthy facts reveal the environmental issues falcons face as they hunt for food and raise their young.
The Earth and The Role of Water
This Book Explains The Water Cycle And How Water Is Used To Generate Many Forms Of Electricity. It Introduces Students To The Importance Of Keeping Our Water Supplies Clean. Has Detailed Information About The Effects Water Has On Different Formations On Our Earth. From Weathering To Landslides, It Can All Be Found In This Title.
Fingernail Art
Kids safely create fingernail art through illustrated step-by-step directions that require little or no assistance.
