Nicola Davies is the first recipient of the UK Library association/s Award for Outstanding Contribution to Information Books…
All Aboard The Discovery Express by Emily Hawkins and Tom Adams ill. Tom Clohoshy-Cole
On your time-travelling adventure voyage you will cross the world, see some of the most important moments in the history of transport and meet the brilliant engineers who made these moments happen. The full-bleed illustrations include both visible information and much more concealed behind more than 50 flaps.
In Focus – Cities by Libby Walden + various illustrators
Ten different artists bring their own style to their allocated city.
Featuring work by
Grace Easton
Sol Linero
Clair Rossiter
Gary Venn
Jenny Wren
Ryan Wheatcroft
Sophie Beer
Jen Taylor
Jocelyn Kao
Legendary Journeys: TRAINS by Philip Steele ill Sebastian Quiugley
Here the pull-out pages are even more effective than in the companion volume SPACE.
Especially so when they combine on left-hand and right out pages to produce a full train-length panoramic effect.
Share the experience of passengers travelling the world’s great railways, including the civil engineer Robert Stephenson and crime writer Agatha Christie – can you spot the other famous people on board? In addition to the history of the railway, this unique guide contains activities and has clever features that pull out to reveal amazing details of the world’s iconic trains and their inner workings.
Legendary Journeys: SPACE by Dr Mike Goldsmith ill. Sebastian Quigley
Packed with information, and very well presented – the pull-out pages are not just a gimmick, they create brand spreads of illustrated information, enticing young readers to explore the Solar System, from the first rockets to the outer planets and beyond, and learn about the pioneers who made space history including Yuri Gagarin, the first man to orbit the Earth, Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space, and Neil Armstrong.
Everybody Feels… by Moira Butterfiled & Holly Sterling
A quartet of books about feelings from QED Books…
Each book reassures young readers and provides them with a vocabulary to help them understand and express their feelings as they encounter different situations.
The titles include notes for adults and a glossary of important words.
Very useful pre-school / Early Years resource, especially for the construction of social stories for children on the autistic spectrum.
Build It! 25 creative STEM products for budding engineers – by Caroline Alliston
Using easy-to-find objects from around the home and following illustrated step-by-step instructions, design and build working models that move, fly, tick or light up! Develop your design, creative thinking and problem solving skills to make zip wires, vibrating brush monsters, computer controlled fairground rides and much more. Take on challenges such as building a lolly stick bridge and testing it to destruction or making a 10-second marble run.
Alliston is an engineer and technical author best known for her Technology For Fun series of project books and teacher resources.
Stupendous Science by Rob Beattie ill. Sam Peet
70 Super Cool Experiments You Can Do At Home
Appealingly formatted and produced, with vivid pantone artwork.
A traffic light system is used to indicate whether or not adult assistance and/or supervision will be required.
A good Gift title.
The World Of Moominvalley by Philip Ardagh
A luxury gift book to cherish for years to come, The Moomins: The World of Moominvalley is the ultimate guide for Moomin fans, old and new.
Written by Philip Ardagh, with contributions from Frank Cottrell-Boyce
Story Writer’s Ideas Journal by Louie Stowell
A write-in activity book combining story prompts, writing tips and inspiring quotes from well-known authors, with tips on developing a plot, inventing characters, writing dialogue and setting the scene.
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