Circle of Life – serie

During its lifetime, the human body goes through INCREDIBLE changes. Find out about the life cycle of a human in this beautifully illustrated story. See how babies grow into toddlers, teenagers and then adults. Learn what happens in each stage. At the end, see the full life cycle.The light-hearted and humorous narrative non-fiction story is written by Kay Barnham, author of the bestselling 'Look and Wonder' series. Supports the study of life cycles in the science curriculum for age 6 and aboveThe 'Circle of Life' series introduces children to life cycles. Read the other titles in the series: Where Do Caterpillars Come From?; Where Do Seeds Come From?; Where Do Tadpoles Come From?; Where Do Rainclouds Come From?; Where Do Baby Birds Come From?; Where Do Acorns Come From?; Where Do Pebbles Come From?

During its lifetime, a butterfly goes through INCREDIBLE changes. Find out about the life cycle of a butterfly in this beautifully illustrated story. See the eggs, larvae, chrysalis and finally the beautiful butterflies. Learn what happens in each stage. Then discover what makes butterflies such amazing insects. At the end, see the full life cycle.The light-hearted and humorous narrative non-fiction story is written by Kay Barnham, author of the bestselling 'Look and Wonder' series. Supports the study of life cycles in the science curriculum for age 6 and aboveThe 'Circle of Life' series introduces children to life cycles. Read the other titles in the series: Where Do Babies Come From?; Where Do Seeds Come From?; Where Do Tadpoles Come From?; Where Do Rainclouds Come From?; Where Do Baby Birds Come From?; Where Do Acorns Come From?; Where Do Pebbles Come From?

During its lifetime, a plant goes through INCREDIBLE changes. Find out about the life cycle of a plant in this beautifully illustrated story. See the different stages that lead to beautiful flowers. Then discover what makes plants so amazing. At the end, see the full life cycle.The light-hearted and humorous narrative non-fiction story is written by Kay Barnham, author of the bestselling 'Look and Wonder' series. Supports the study of life cycles in the science curriculum for age 6 and aboveThe 'Circle of Life' series introduces children to life cycles. Read the other titles in the series: Where Do Babies Come From?; Where Do Seeds Come From?; Where Do Tadpoles Come From?; Where Do Rainclouds Come From?; Where Do Baby Birds Come From?; Where Do Acorns Come From?; Where Do Pebbles Come From?

Find out about the water cycle in this beautifully illustrated story. Learn what happens in each stage. At the end, see the full life cycle.The light-hearted and humorous narrative non-fiction story is written by Kay Barnham, author of the bestselling 'Look and Wonder' series. Supports the study of life cycles in the science curriculum for age 6 and aboveThe 'Circle of Life' series introduces children to life cycles. Read the other titles in the series: Where Do Babies Come From?; Where Do Seeds Come From?; Where Do Tadpoles Come From?; Where Do Rainclouds Come From?; Where Do Baby Birds Come From?; Where Do Acorns Come From?; Where Do Pebbles Come From?

Find out about the life cycle of a bird in this beautifully illustrated story. See the eggs, nest and how they learn and grow. At the end, see the full life cycle.The light-hearted and humorous narrative non-fiction story is written by Kay Barnham, author of the bestselling 'Look and Wonder' series. Supports the study of life cycles in the science curriculum for age 6 and aboveThe 'Circle of Life' series introduces children to life cycles. Read the other titles in the series: Where Do Babies Come From?; Where Do Seeds Come From?; Where Do Tadpoles Come From?; Where Do Rainclouds Come From?; Where Do Baby Birds Come From?; Where Do Acorns Come From?; Where Do Pebbles Come From?

Discover why a wide variety of creatures make incredible journeys across our planet - by sea, land or sky. Packed with interactive novelties, this book offers a hands-on exploration of amazing animals on the move. Each spread includes a wheel mechanism, illustrating life's natural cycles, while lift-the-flaps add an extra layer of fun when learning. The gorgeous illustrations by the super-talented Benjamin Flouw and clear, comprehensive text make this nonfiction book an exciting exploration of a core ecological concept.Perfect for young wildlife lovers, curious kids and little scientists; fans of Blue Planet, Steve Backshall's Deadly 60 and National Geographic, or anyone who enjoys a good lift-the-flap book!Also in the Circle of Life series . . . learn all about life cycles in How Things Grow!