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A beautiful, celebratory and joyful book of bedtime stories.Written and illustrated by creators with heritage from acrossthe continent of Asia, Bedtime Storiesshowcases a curated collection of tales from Asian history,based on important figures and events.Each story is the ideal length to read at bedtimeas well as any moment when young readers are looking for aninspirational read! Features one young reader's winning entryfrom the First News and Scholastic competition An empowering and celebratory giftPerfect for any child wanting to learn more about history'suntold stories.Beautifully illustrated throughout with lovely twinkly foil highlightson the hardback cover  Stories include those of: King Sejong the Great, a Korean King who invented an alphabetJulia Domna, a Syrian princess and Roman empressMargaret Lin Xavier, Thailand’s first female doctorSake Deen Mohammed, the Indian man who brought shampooing andcurry to Britain.  Written by: Sufiya Ahmed, Maisie Chan, Shae Davies,Saima Mir, Bali Rai, Annabelle Sami, Rebeka Shaid, CynthiaSo and Rekha Waheed.Illustrated by: Ginnie Hsu, Aaliya Jaheel, JocelynKao, Jennifer Khatun, Hannah Li, Debby Rahmalia, Abeeha Tariq,Kubra Teber, Tika and Tata and Amanda Yoshida.

Every child is full to bursting with amazing things! This joyful poem celebrates the wonderful and complex identity of children of immigrants and refugees, embracing all that they are - a dancer, a shining light, a K-pop song - and promising what they will never be: invisible. Award-winning picture book author and poet Bao Phi and illustrator Hannah Li remind young readers through lyrical text and fantastical illustrations that who they are and what they love will always be enough.

Every child is full to bursting with amazing things! This joyful poem celebrates the wonderful and complex identity of children of immigrants and refugees, embracing all that they are - a dancer, a shining light, a K-pop song - and promising what they will never be: invisible. Award-winning picture book author and poet Bao Phi and illustrator Hannah Li remind young readers through lyrical text and fantastical illustrations that who they are and what they love will always be enough.

An illustrated compendium of mind-bogglingly random facts from the world of science

This book explores the fascinating world of biology - the study of all life, from tiny bacteria to plants, animals and entire ecosystems. Discover how living things behave and interact, and the amazing ways they adapt to the world around them. Find out how life on Earth began, how it has changed, and what living things might look like in millennia to come. Take a closer look at cells - the building blocks of life itself - and the vital role they play. Through a mix of diagrams, infographics, comic strips and clear, engaging text, this book shows readers what the study of biology is about, how much it covers, and why YOU might want to study it further yourself. It investigates some of the big issues that biologists are grappling with today, from preventing the spread of ever-evolving diseases to saving animals and plants from extinction.Chapters in this book include:- What is biology?- Life and death- The meaning of lifeLife on EarthWhat different forms does life take, and can we make sense of the sheer variety of it all? How did life begin in the first place?Cells and DNAFind out all about cells - the tiny building blocks that are part of EVERY living thing. What is DNA, the chemical at the heart of cells?EvolutionEvolution is all about how living things change, very gradually. How does it work? Why do some creatures survive, while others die out? And how did anyone manage to hit upon and test out this grand idea?The human bodyThere's one kind of living thing that biologists are more interested in than any other. It's us - human beings. What are we made of? How do our bodies work? And what's so special about our brains?EcologyEcology is the part of biology that studies how living things grow and change together as a group. This can mean studying small, local habitats, or it can mean looking at how life all over the world is affected by changes, such as deforestation or warming seas.MicroorganismsThe very smallest living things - known as microorganisms - are some of the most fascinating. Find out about the bacteria and fungi that play a role in the cycle of life and death, help plants talk to each other, and make all sorts of things from food to medicine.DiseaseAll living things can get sick. Often, the cause is another living thing. Find out where diseases come from, how they spread, how they actually make you sick, and how to stop them.Big questionsThere are endless questions about life that people want answers to. Some of the answers depend on clever experiments and in-depth research. Others come only from debate. For example, if it was possible to live forever, would you even want to?Biology all roundJobs in biology

Big ideas for curious minds are simply explained in this fascinating book about the science of gravity.Who named gravity? How does it affect our bodies? And how do spacecraft escape it? Discover the wonderful science of gravity, from how it affects stars in outer space to how it helps us in our lives on Earth. From particles to planets, this beautifully illustrated book introduces young readers to the fascinating force that shapes our universe.The fifth in a series of illustrated single-subject STE(A)M books for children aged 8+, exploring some of the universe's most fascinating subjects.Published in collaboration with the University of Cambridge.Written in accessible, bitesize chunks and filled with bright, colourful illustrations on every page.Includes a glossary and index to help readers navigate the book and expand their vocabulary.For more big ideas, don't miss other titles in the series: Think Big: Secrets of Bees, Think Big: The Speed of Light, Think Big: Artificial Intelligence, and Think Big: The Power of Volcanoes

Big ideas for curious minds are simply explained in this fascinating book about the science of gravity.Who named gravity? How does it affect our bodies? And how do spacecraft escape it? Discover the wonderful science of gravity, from how it affects stars in outer space to how it helps us in our lives on Earth. From particles to planets, this beautifully illustrated book introduces young readers to the fascinating force that shapes our universe.The fifth in a series of illustrated single-subject STE(A)M books for children aged 8+, exploring some of the universe's most fascinating subjects.Published in collaboration with the University of Cambridge.Written in accessible, bitesize chunks and filled with bright, colourful illustrations on every page.Includes a glossary and index to help readers navigate the book and expand their vocabulary.For more big ideas, don't miss other titles in the series: Think Big: Secrets of Bees, Think Big: The Speed of Light, Think Big: Artificial Intelligence, and Think Big: The Power of Volcanoes

Learn everything you need to know about science in this incredible interactive encyclopaedia.Explore more than 200 flaps - and even more science facts - in this book that is jam-packed with information!Lift the flaps to...- Discover how science has shaped the world around us- Learn about matter with the periodic table- Reveal how energy makes people move, plants grow and machines work- Find out about fascinating forces- See the beginning of our Universe and watch it expand- Explore how life on Earth developed into the world we know today- Take a journey through time to uncover some of the most brilliant scientific breakthroughsWith hundreds of facts and fascinating illustrations, this is the ultimate guide to science for young readers.- More than 200 flaps to explore!- 8 interactive spreads including tables, charts and factual diagrams- Showcases some of the greatest scientific minds from historyMore in the Series:Lift-the-flap Encyclopaedia of DinosaursLift-the-flap Encyclopaedia of EarthLift-the-flap Encyclopaedia of Oceans

A unique approach to understanding the plastic problem, with practical actions to help reduce our use.Every single minute, a truck-load of plastic is dumped into the ocean, damaging beaches, killing wildlife, making food supplies dangerous and contributing to climate change. Most plastic does not break down for hundreds of years and almost half of it is single use.Why are we doing this? Why don't we stop? Can we undo the damage? Mind Mappers: Why Does Plastic Hurt The Planet? explores and unravels these difficult questions.

Do you dream of walking the red carpet? Are you fascinated by special effects? Do you have a story you're itching to tell the world?This practical guide to all things stage, film and TV is packed with everything you need to know about working in the theatre or film industry.From famous theatres to a timeline of musicals, from fascinating film genres to exotic locations, learn all about the behind-the-scenes magic of stage and screen.Follow our step-by-step guides and in no time you'll be putting on your own production or shooting your own film.Next stop, Hollywood or London's West End!In a modern world where creativity is more important than ever, these aspirational books will encourage and inspire the next generation of creative young minds. From the ancient origins of performance to the emerging digital world fusing art and technology, All The World's A Stage provides an amazing insight into theatre, television and film. This guide showcases the many different roles required to create a blockbuster movie or West End production and then tells you exactly how to do it at home!