Harriet Brundle

This series gives readers an insight into one of the most important issues in today's world: climate change. Through accessible language and an engaging design, children can explore the issues related to climate change and discover what effect humanity is having on the planet.

"How much plastic is in the ocean? Where do the most people live? And what exactly is a mammal? Flick through this fact-filled series and stuff your brain with everything you'll ever need to know about anything!"

This series gives readers an insight into one of the most important issues in today's world: climate change. Through accessible language and an engaging design, children can explore the issues related to climate change and discover what effect humanity is having on the planet.

This series gives readers an insight into one of the most important issues in today's world: climate change. Through accessible language and an engaging design, children can explore the issues related to climate change and discover what effect humanity is having on the planet.

Take a big gulp and follow along as we fuel up with water. Learn about how drinking helps keep us working at our best.

We shiver when we are cold and sweat when we are warm. Our body does a lot of work to keep us the right temperature. Learn all about how warmth plays an important role in our health.

Eating a balanced meal is important for a healthy life The right food helps us move and play all day. Learn how to fuel up with food

When someone has an asthma attack, it is difficult for them to breathe, but using an inhaler can help them breathe easy again. Through the age-appropriate narrative and delightful illustrations, readers are introduced to colorful characters that explain asthma and inhalers in a charming and informative way. Fact boxes further explain this sensitive subject matter so that it is compelling and comprehensive for young readers. This creative approach to learning about the human body is an excellent resource for children with asthma and for readers who want to learn more about this disorder.

Some people are not born with all of their limbs or lose a limb from an illness or injury. They sometimes wear an artificial limb. Readers learn about how artificial limbs help people accomplish basic tasks. This sensitive topic is conveyed in an empathetic, informative, and lighthearted way so readers can relate to the subject matter. Useful fact boxes, a detailed glossary, and vibrant illustrations enhance readers' understanding of how artificial limbs work. This resource is helpful for all readers and especially for those who wear artificial limbs themselves.

Each year, about 200,000 pacemakers are implanted in the United States. This volume teaches young readers about the importance of pacemakers and how they help those who are suffering from heart conditions. The accessible narrative and fact boxes present this sensitive subject in a way that is easily understandable for early learners. They'll learn how people with pacemakers can live normal and healthy lives. Eye-catching illustrations of colorful characters, such as the heart and a pacemaker, create a fun-filled reading experience that makes a tough topic seem less scary.

Dr. Seymour Skinless takes readers on an adventure under the skin in this exciting look at the skeletal system. Through comprehensive main text, readers are presented with interesting facts on the different types of bones in our bodies, what bones are made of, and how they help us to move. Additional information is relayed through eye-catching fact boxes, a thorough glossary full of helpful terms, and detailed diagrams. Charming illustrations and vivid, full-color photographs add an exciting visual component to this introduction on a basic science curriculum topic.