This book tells us about some of the biggest reptiles in the world. It describes what the reptiles look like, what they like and what they hate doing!

This book tells us about plants that eat insects. Most insects use plants for their food, but some plants trap insects and use them for food. And one plant even eats frogs!

This book has two parts, it begins with a report text which introduces guitars, then there is an instructional text which explains how to make a tissue-box guitar.

This book takes the reader on a journey around planet Earth and explains the Earth's position in its solar system. Questions are posed and answered by a helpful alien tour guide.

This book explores what makes us laugh and shares some funny facts about laughter as well as some jokes!

This non-chronological report compares the planet's largest animals and covers three time periods: the time of dinosaurs, the time of early mammals and the present day. The reader is challenged to guess the biggest animal ever to have lived - which is finally revealed to be the blue whale.

This book is about different types of construction machinery and the jobs they do. It features a digger, a bulldozer, a roller and some trucks.

This book offers useful information about how our bodies need different sorts of bacteria to function properly. Practical tips are given on how to keep healthy.

This title is part of Pearson’s Bug Club - the first whole-school reading programme that joins books and an online reading world to teach today’s children to read. In this book: Find out about the guitar, and learn how to make one. This title is suitable for ages 5-6 (Blue level)

Read this and catch the reading bug with the only phonics reading programme to teach children to read by connecting an immersive online reading world to fantastic print books and comics. Bug Club is packed with kid-friendly characters like Dr Who, Wallace and Gromit and Ben10!

Something has changed in the virtual world of the Seven Missions computer game. Now, instead of saving a fantasy princess, Chris and his cousin Amy have to save a real person from real enemies, as they fight for their lives in a terrifying new reality.

This book tells us about some of the biggest reptiles in the world. It describes what the reptiles look like, what they like and what they hate doing!

This book tells us about plants that eat insects. Most insects use plants for their food, but some plants trap insects and use them for food. And one plant even eats frogs!

This book has two parts, it begins with a report text which introduces guitars, then there is an instructional text which explains how to make a tissue-box guitar.

This book takes the reader on a journey around planet Earth and explains the Earth's position in its solar system. Questions are posed and answered by a helpful alien tour guide.

This book explores what makes us laugh and shares some funny facts about laughter as well as some jokes!

This non-chronological report compares the planet's largest animals and covers three time periods: the time of dinosaurs, the time of early mammals and the present day. The reader is challenged to guess the biggest animal ever to have lived - which is finally revealed to be the blue whale.

This book is about different types of construction machinery and the jobs they do. It features a digger, a bulldozer, a roller and some trucks.

This book offers useful information about how our bodies need different sorts of bacteria to function properly. Practical tips are given on how to keep healthy.

This title is part of Pearson’s Bug Club - the first whole-school reading programme that joins books and an online reading world to teach today’s children to read. In this book: Find out about the guitar, and learn how to make one. This title is suitable for ages 5-6 (Blue level)

Read this and catch the reading bug with the only phonics reading programme to teach children to read by connecting an immersive online reading world to fantastic print books and comics. Bug Club is packed with kid-friendly characters like Dr Who, Wallace and Gromit and Ben10!

Something has changed in the virtual world of the Seven Missions computer game. Now, instead of saving a fantasy princess, Chris and his cousin Amy have to save a real person from real enemies, as they fight for their lives in a terrifying new reality.