from tiny bugs to
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More animal
books are on
their way, with
several new titles
planned for Scary
Creatures and the
Circle of Life.
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| Checkers Dinosaurs The Checkers series is a major new range of reference books, offering all the essential information on each of its subjects — facts at your fingertips. Each chapter of this book concentrates on a particular type of dinosaur, such as carnivores, hunters and the huge herbivores. Stunning artwork brings the facts to life. |
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| Checkers Superbugs and Minibeasts The Checkers series is a major new range of reference books, offering all the essential information on each of its subjects — facts at your fingertips. Each chapter of this book deals with a particular variety of insect or 'creepy-crawly'. Stunning artwork enables readers to see the bugs and beasts in incredible detail. |
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| Scary Creatures Snakes Sharks Bears Dinosaurs An exciting, new natural history series for early readers. Explore the world of scary creatures! Colourful and exciting illustrations and photographs show snakes close up and are accompanied by simple text in the form of fact boxes, questions and answers. The repetition of key words and phrases make this an ideal introduction to natural history for early readers. |
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| The Circle of Life Hibernation Hibernation — the first book in a new series. See how the little dormouse stores food. Watch how it makes its nest and curls up to hibernate through the long, cold months of winter. Beautifully detailed time-lapse illustrations by Carolyn Scrace show a sequence in the cycle of life using a unique split-page format. Also, check out The Cycle of Life Animal Builders Egg to Owl |
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