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Take an unforgettable trip to the world's most spectacular cities through this richly illustrated atlas! Did you know that you could board a real aircraft carrier in New York or solve a case like a real private detective at London's Sherlock Holmes Museum? You'll learn these and other fun facts in City Atlas. On these detailed, information-packed pages, Eric and Iris, a travel-savvy brother and sister team, reveal all about the places they've been. You'll visit monuments and museums, learn interesting trivia, and discover cool things to do in cities ranging from Lisbon, Paris, Amsterdam, Moscow, Cairo, and Cape Town to Beijing, Mumbai, Sydney, Rio de Janeiro, Toronto, and Washington, DC. For each metropolis, you'll get a map of where it's located, the flag and language of its country, and whether it's considered small, medium-sized, big, or a megalopolis. Are you ready for an adventure? Ages: 8 and up

Would you like to be a princess? Well, if you would, be aware that you need more than wealth and beauty - you also need to learn how to survive evil witches and queens, how to befriend trusty servants who can protect you and help you when in need and find helpful potions and weapons against all kinds of enemies. A manual just like this one, with advice from your fairy godmother, who has worked for years helping all kinds of princesses, is just what you need. If you follow your fairy godmother, you will uncover all the secrets that have made princesses like Cinderella and Snow White famous, and you will also get to know more exotic princesses such as Pocahontas or Jasmine who showed such courage and determination before finding their happy ever after. Ages: 7 plus

This book guides young readers on a quest for fascinating and unforgettable fantasy creatures through the diary of a young apprentice who studies information, legends and details. Two sections dedicated to the Creatures for Beginner Keepers (the most docile and sweet) and the Creatures for Expert Keepers (the most dangerous). Short, fun, approachable stories that describe each creature and explain how to catch sight of it, how to tame it and what makes it angry at the end of the story, the readers will find a short test, similar to the one the book's narrator must take, so that they'll get their Certificate of Fantastic Creatures Keeper, that children can detach from the book and fill. Ages: 7 plus

A new title joins the series of large build-up board books, developed for children aged 4 to 8 to teach them about the fantastic world of unicorns using a fun, playful approach. It includes short, simple texts that examine some of the aspects of this magical world with detachable cardboard figures that can be mounted on pedestals and used to create imaginary stories and adventures. Children can detach the wonderful cardboard cut-out from the page as well as their pedestals, and build the 3D figures of their most beloved unicorns. Ages: 4 plus

Three little fairy friends live in the middle of the woods. Following them, the little readers will understand all the features and details of their enchanted world, but also the magic of nature, learning curiosities about animals and plants and unravel the secrets about the magic ways nature changes: how do caterpillars become butterflies? How is honey made? And how does the rainbow form? The friendly fairy will teach children how the magic happens!Simple texts to merge children in the natural world learning the secrets and details of woods life and nature as a whole.A real naturalistic adventures, lead by the three fairies, to understand what lays under the “magic” that happens every day along the seasons for animals and trees.