In Our Nature – serie

Discover 15 stars, planets and constellations, and learn how to spot them in this spellbinding introduction to the night sky for all budding astronomers and astronauts.Understand the phases of the moon, learn to navigate by the North Star and discover how to travel through space and time from your own window.Follow the accessible descriptions of how to locate famous constellations and asterisms, including Orion's Belt, the Plough and the Great Bear.Then read the mythology and folklore associated with the night sky - from the man in the moon to Orion the Hunter - as the book uncovers how humankind has its history woven into the constellations that light up our skies.This book has stunning illustrations throughout and is theperfect introduction to the night sky for children everywhere.The perfect introduction to our solar system for readers aged 5+· Discover famous constellations including Orion, the Great Bear, the Little Bear and the Plough and discover the mythology associated with them· Learn how to spot the North Star and all the planets· Explore curriculum science: understand the phases of the moon and the difference between a solar and lunar eclipse· Written by NASA science writer Noelia González· Gorgeous artwork on every page from bestselling illustrator Sara Boccaccini MeadowsWords of praise for this book:"This book is stunning! It's wonderfully tactile and the illustrations are sumptuous and opulent" - Juno MagazineDiscover more in the series:Grow: A child's guide to plants and how to grow themFly: A child's guide to birds and where to spot themWild: A child's guide to the animal kingdomBuzz: A child's guide to bugs and bees and how to spot them

SHORTLISTED FOR THE WAINWRIGHT CHILDREN'S PRIZE 2024This beautifully crafted book is a stunning introduction to the world of birds.New to this popular series is Fly, a fully-illustrated guide to the incredible diversity of birdlife around the world for young bird enthusiasts.A stunning collection of more than 150 birds awaits discovery in this beautiful book: meet the lesser flamingo - 'hero of the friendly flock' - and discover other flocking birds, from the chimney swift to the starling, whose murmurations mesmerise birdwatchers from around the world. Next, meet the Adélie penguin - 'hero of the water world' - and discover other birds that are more at home in the sea than the sky, and continue through the avian world as you meet birds with brilliant beaks, fantastic feet, wonderful wings, eye-catching colours and more.Author David Lindo, the Urban Birder, is the perfect guide to the world of birds, bringing together an aviary of species with super-human abilities, splendid plumage, and surprising behaviours. He also delves into the world of folklore and mythology, showing how cultures from ancient to modern have been inspired by their feathered friends.The book is packed with interesting facts and extraordinary species - did you know that a swift can spend up to four years on the wing? Or that the white tern lays her egg on a bare branch?This book is sure to instil a love of birds among young readers aged 7+ and offers:- A child-friendly introduction to more than 150 different birds from around the world- A guide on how and where to spot birds- A taste of bird-inspired mythology and folklore from cultures around the world- A wealth of information from broadcaster and writer David Lindo - the 'Urban Birder'- Stunning artwork from bestselling illustrator Sara Boccaccini MeadowsPraise for Fly:- 'This is the best intro into birds you could ever get. David is the ornithologist's guru. And the artwork is sublime" - Jim Moir, comedian, artist and ornithologist- "The song of spring...a fully illustrated collection of more than 150 birds from around the world" - RSPB Magazine - "The cutest book about birds and how to spot them" - Jamie Oliver, chef and birder - "A beautifully illustrated guide" - Greenpeace newsletter- "This immersive volume is the perfect introduction for children to the diversity of birdlife around the globe" - Waterstones

Explore the rich diversity of the animal kingdom!Meet dozens of creatures with extraordinary abilities, then understand how they have adapted to thrive in the wild. Discover the endless teeth of a great white shark, learn how bats can 'see' in the dark and understand why gentoo penguins are so cleverly coloured. Written by award-winning zoology writer Jack Ashby and illustrated by the inimitable Sara Boccaccini Meadows, this is a book bursting with life like no other.Discover more in the series:Glow: A child's guide to the night sky.Grow: A child's guide to plants and how to grow them.Fly: A child's guide to birds and where to spot them.

Discover 15 bugs with extraordinary abilities, and uncover the secrets of their survival in nature.Try to spot the Indian stick insect and see how its remarkable camouflage helps it evade predators. Admire the vibrant colours of the monarch butterfly and learn how its wings support an incredible migration. And take a closer look at the emperor dragonfly's compound eyes to see how its vision helps it catch its next meal.In this new book for children from renowned entomologist Richard 'Bugman' Jones, and illustrated with stunning detail, this book is buzzing with the tiny creatures that make our world thrive.This book is sure to delight insect lovers aged 7+ and includes:- 15 chapters on brilliant bugs from around the world and the incredible ways they have adapted to survive.- A guide on how and where to spot insects- Fascinating stories and folklore exploring how insects have inspired myths and legends through the ages- Words from renowned entomologist Richard 'Bugman' Jones, fellow of the Royal Entomological Society and of the Linnean Society of London- Stunning artwork from bestselling illustrator Sara Boccaccini MeadowsPraise for Buzz:"Children will enjoy poring over the presented facts and the exquisite ­illustrations, and budding entomologists will adore this thought-out and ­well-designed book." - School Library Journal"The perfect way to introduce young readers to the insect world." - The SunPraise for the series:Grow: "An exceptionally good-looking volume, full of practical advice" - The BooksellerGlow: "This book is stunning! It's wonderfully tactile and the illustrations are sumptuous and opulent" - Juno MagazineFly: "The song of spring...a fully illustrated collection of more than 150 birds from around the world" - RSPB Magazine