Books with author Alex Frith

Written in conjunction with the Imperial War Museum, this title helps children learn about the Second World War by matching the stickers of important artefacts to their frames on each page. Each frame is accompanied by a fact box with fascinating historical facts. Each illustrated double spread is based upon a theme, such as tanks, planes, weapons, vehicles, posters, portraits, ships and submarines. This title contains over 100 stickers.

This is a fun and informative guide that shows what chemistry is, how it works and why it is vital to everyday life. It covers the main topics including the periodic table, atom structure and radiation, and the scientific method. Illustrated with humorous drawings, cartoons and diagrams by Adam Larkum, it includes simple experiments and internet links to recommended websites to find out more.

From the age of the dinosaurs to the Roman invasion, this book tells the story of life in Britain during a vast and exciting period. Find out when and how people first came to Britain, discover the secrets of making bronze and iron, and explore the mystery of stonehenge in this prehistoric addition to Usborne's History of Britain series. Illustrated with a combination of cartoons, photos of artwork from the period and photographs of cultural artefacts and reconstructions, the world of the early Britons is brought to life.