Children’s / Teenage general interest: Dinosaurs and prehistoric world

What has two legs?

Trees are plants, frogs are animals.

Parrots, penguins, blackbirds and robins.

I am a lion.

Yellow socks, white socks, green socks and stripey socks.

Look at the sky.

'This car is green.

Consider all the different ways you can get places in this low-level phonics reading book.

Join a team of astronauts, from take-off to landing, on their mission to space in this low-level phonics reader.

Learn all about some truly weird and wonderful creatures - including stingrays, thorny dragons and squids - in this low-level phonics reading book.

Can the birds get a little frog to venture outside of his deep, dark well?

Learn all about a family of foxes in this low-level phonics reading book.

How can Prince Casper be sure that the girl he will marry is a true princess?

What can and can't you see in the dark?

Learn all about different breeds of dogs - from labradors to pugs - in this low-level phonics reading book.

Frank Flees a Fish is a low level phonics reading book.

Can Dex help Daz, a dump truck who is stuck in the mud?

Can the chimp king prove himself in order to keep his crown?

Join a family who are going on a camping trip in this low-level phonics reading book.

Find out who has got sharp teeth, who has got long teeth and who has got fat teeth in this low-level phonics reader.

Chip is on the moon - but his visit is cut short!

Join Sasha for a day of work on her farm in this low-level phonics reading book.

Find all manner of mad things in this funny low-level phonics reader.

Can Max see out the night in his wigwam in the garden?

What animals does Farmer Jack have on Woodlands Farm?

What will Bill the bug - who is such a fusspot - do when he finds a dog on his bed?

Can Ben get his cat, Sid, off the rug?

Who can hop?

Is it a dog - or is it a pig?

Find out who can tip whom in this low-level phonics reading book.

Meet Pam and Sam in this low-level phonics reading book.

Help your child power up their reading skills and learn all about animals with this fun-filled non-fiction reader carefully levelled to help children progress.

Fantastically funny Wilf was shortlisted for the Laugh Out Loud Book Awards!

Foreword by Sir Philip Pullman, CBE, FRSL Illustrated foreword by Chris Riddell, OBEThe burgeoning field of visual literacy can be universally understood across a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, regardless of traditional literacy levels.

Reading is an essential life skill not only for an individual's development and life chances but for social cohesion and a developed democracy.

The insects living inside the ancient mummy won't harm you.

Exploring an old cellar at night sounds like a great adventure.

The past casts a long shadow.

They have been waiting for 300 million years.

In the small seaside town strange things start happening.

An intelligent robot that can learn sounds like a good idea.

Julie was driving very carefully.

Three of you on a space station.

The Antarctic winter is very cold.

There's nothing wrong with a few cockroaches crawling in the rubbish, is there?

Have you ever got off a train at the wrong stop?

Meet the killer plants.

What goes on inside the Earth?

Find out about some of the coolest gadgets ever.

What are you frightened of?