Educational: Mathematics, science and technology, general

Explore the lives and achievements of the Wright Brothers.

Paper explores what paper is, where it comes from, how it's made, what its properties are, and what it is used for.

It's time to "e;purr-fect"e; your maths skills!

Explore the behaviors and environments of mountain animals.

Through stunning photographs and simple text, books in this series introduce children to different types of weather.

The Light All Around Us series introduces young readers to the concept of light, explaining key scientific concepts through a combination of simple, levelled text and stunning photographs.

These books teach young learners about common adjectives as illustrated elephant duo Eddie and Ellie pay a visit to the zoo!

Swim alongside one particular grey whale as she makes the longest migration journey of any mammal on Earth.

Chew some grass.

Who needs to fly to Africa or visit a safari park, when there is so much wildlife on our doorsteps?

Text and photographs introduces the roots found on plants, including how they grow, along with their uses.

This book uses a selection of fun true or false questions to get readers thinking all about rain, snow, sun, wind, and more.

What is that you can see zooming around in the sky?

Which materials can be stretched?

The Light All Around Us series introduces young readers to the concept of light, explaining key scientific concepts through a combination of simple, levelled text and stunning photographs.

The Maths at Work series examines how people around the world use common basic maths skills in their jobs.

Each book in this series focuses on a familiar place where animals can be found and introduces early readers to animals that can be seen there.

This book uses a selection of fun true or false questions to get readers thinking all about cars, boats, planes, trains, and more.

What does it mean to stay safe online?

Plastic explores what plastic is, where it comes from, how it's made, what its properties are, and what it is used for.

We can learn many things from models.

Why does it rain?

Stop "e;monkeying"e; around - it's time to improve your maths skills!

All aboard!

Have you ever seen a caterpillar?

Each book in this series focuses on a type of simple mechanism and examines how it is used to make different toys work.

This fascinating book looks at how grains are produced, taking the rice we eat as an example.

With fantastic images and simple text, books in this series serve as a perfect introduction to different habitats and show how a wide variety of animals and plants are beautifully adapted to live there.

Let's meet a creature it's good to have around.

Swim along with the regal tang on the reef.

This book looks at food, and why living things - i.

This book takes a very simple look at children's sense of sight.

Follow us on a journey around all the body parts of birds, from eyes to beaks, to feet to tails.

Books in the Animal Babies series take a simple look at different classes of animal babies.

Each book in this series focuses on a particular habitat and introduces early readers to the animals that can be found there.

Curious readers want to know how things work.

These fabulous books are a must for any young reader with an interest in vehicles and machines.

This beautiful and simple label book introduces young readers to the names of different plants and their parts.

What Is the Weather Today?

Read Cooking and Eating to learn how food preparation has changed over time!

Ever wonder what goes on inside your computer?

The My First Guides series offers introductions to a broad variety of high-interest topics.

With fantastic images and simple text, books in this series serve as a perfect introduction to different habitats and show how a wide variety of animals and plants are beautifully adapted to live there.

This amazing book utilizes real-size photographs to teach young learners about different types of rocks and soil.

Books in this series introduce children to different parts of plants.

Swim along with the clown fish on the reef.

Jellyfish aren't really fish at all!