How Would You Survive?
How Would You Survive As A Killer Whale?
How Would You Survive As A...? is a brand new nature strand in the globally bestselling You Wouldn’t Want To... brand, looking at the struggles for survival of different animal species.
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We are an independent publisher of books. Our imprints are Book House, Scribo and Scribblers
We are dedicated to publishing books with innovative concepts, high-quality illustrations, informative writing and, above all, humour, to captivate the minds of young people.
Book House
Book House books offer something for all tastes and ages from eight to eighty. Because literacy is the foundation of a child's intellectual and personal growth, Book House publishes books with real child appeal, using innovative concepts, high-quality illustrations, informative writing and, above all, humour. Book House also has a range of easy-to-use and appealing art manuals and entertaining gift books.
Look and Learn
Look and Learn: How A City Works
Each title in the Look and Learn series explores a man-made structure layer by layer, looking at how science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM) have been employed to make them fu
Scribo
Scribo brings you rich historical, fictional and fantastical worlds full of fun, adventure and excitement. From squeezing time and rebalancing the universe to fighting ancient warriors and sailing the seven seas, you'll find a Scribo series that's right for you.
Frankenstein
Victor Frankenstein, a gifted medical student, has discovered the secret of bringing dead matter to life.
Scribblers
The Scribblers imprint was launched in 2007 as a division of Book House dedicated solely to the production of books for babies and toddlers. We see books as an invaluable learning and development aid, especially in the first few years of life, so our books are not only entertaining and stimulating, but also highly engaging and interactive.
Missing Richmond
