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Explore the wonders and magic of the night sky in What to Look For in the Night Sky.Explore the wonders and magic of the night sky in this spellbinding introduction to astrology. What to Look for in the Night Sky is the perfect gift and guide for children who are curious about planets, stars, constellations and signs of the zodiac. Wrap up warm, and see what you can discover in the night sky above you!Want more? Follow the changing seasons with the other titles in the What to Look For... series:What to Look for by the Shore What to Look for in AutumnWhat to Look for in WinterWhat to Look for in Spring What to Look for in Summer

Explore the wonders and magic of the night sky in What to Look For in the Night Sky.Explore the wonders and magic of the night sky in this spellbinding introduction to astrology. What to Look for in the Night Sky is the perfect gift and guide for children who are curious about planets, stars, constellations and signs of the zodiac. Wrap up warm, and see what you can discover in the night sky above you!Want more? Follow the changing seasons with the other titles in the What to Look For... series:What to Look for by the Shore What to Look for in AutumnWhat to Look for in WinterWhat to Look for in Spring What to Look for in Summer

Did you know that there's seaweed in ice cream, cork in spacecraft and dandelion in truck tyres? Have you wondered how paper or thread are made, or why the mandrake is so mysterious?Meticulously researched and beautifully illustrated, this book of wonder gives a young reader the knowledge of how the things we use every day are born from natural materials, and the surprising stories behind their creation. Featuring 30 plants, discover how:- Dandelions are used to make tyres- Coconut and cork are used in spacecraft- Papyrus, and now pines, make paper- Cacao becomes chocolate- Cotton is spun into shirts... and banknotes- Bamboo helps people as well as pandas...and much more! Best-selling author Jonathan Drori brings life to the science of plants, revealing how their worlds are entwined with our own in this one-of-a-kind family book. For readers 7 to 100.Praise for The Stuff that Stuff is Made of"The best children's books for Christmas 2025" - The New Statesman"Perfect for curious minds of all ages" - LoveReading4Kids"A book to wonder at" - BookTrust"The wonder of nature in a fun, exciting way" - Woodland Trust "The perfect gift for any nature-curious child" - WWFNamed a 2026 Librarian Favourite by the Children's Book Council!

Lift the flaps to...- Reveal how waves, currents and tides shape our world- Explore a lift-the-flap coral reef- Find out about the fascinating world of fish, from the great white shark to the weedy sea dragon- Discover how life thrives in icy polar oceans- Dive into the deepest, darkest waters on Earth- See inside mega marine animals, including the mighty blue whale- Follow epic migration journeysWith hundreds of facts and fascinating illustrations, this is the ultimate guide to oceans for young readers.More in the Series:Lift-the-flap Encyclopaedia of DinosaursLift-the-flap Encyclopaedia of Earth