Books with author Belinda Weber

Make science accessible with this essential series that will capture children€™s imagination while laying the foundation for future learning. With age-appropriate language and an eye-catching design, Discover Science gives young readers the answers to fundamental questions about the human body, animals, planet Earth and the Solar System. A wonderful first introduction to the huge range of reptiles that live on land and in the water. Packed with fascinating facts and vivid micro-photography, this eye-popping title takes readers up close and personal with these animal favorites! Hands-on activities and new vocabulary adds great educational value.

From T-rex to Stegosaurus, learn how to make incredible prehistoric paper models! This is a fun, educational, and imaginative introduction to the traditional Japanese art of paper-folding, for children aged 6 and up. The easy-to-understand instructions are accompanied by a series of clear photographs, which are helpfully annotated with arrows and guidelines. Includes jurassic Origami paper! Perfect for kids with a passion for paper-folding!

The world of science has never been so accessible to young readers! ScienceKids books offer a learning experience that kids, parents, and teachers aresure to love. The lively and engaging text explains the basic principles offavorite science subjects. Illustrations and stunning photography zoom inon interesting details, and fun projects encourage further learning.Investigate the exciting world of animal camouflage. Discover howcreatures blend in with their environment, mimicking leaves, stones,and flowers, playing tricks on their predators, and even changing shape.

Animal Disguises is about the secret world of animal camouflage. Learn how some animals use disguises to catch their prey while others use camouflage to avoid being eaten. Read about dangerous predators, such as the Bengal tiger, that use camouflage to creep up on their unsuspecting supper. Discover the great lengths to which some prey animals will go to avoid being attacked, even changing their true shape, color, or nature in order to protect themselves. Look at the American fainting goat, which feigns death, or the harmless milk snake, which looks like the poisonous coral snake.

Throughout time, myths and stories have been full of fantastical beasts, monsters, and legends, some wondrous and some downright scary. Learn about these creatures from around the world in this eye-popping compendium. From fairies and hobgoblins to mermaids, vampires, sea serpents, yetis, and so much more, this book also includes information on the real-life “monsters” behind the myths. Divided into Creatures of the Air, Creatures of the Land, and Creatures of the Water, this collection is packed with dynamic illustrations, photography, and plenty of information to keep readers hooked. Whether it’s ancient creatures or modern monsters, this book is a must have for young fantasy lovers.

Life cycles are a source of great fascination for young readers, and I Wonder Why Caterpillars Eat So Much answers all sorts of questions, from familiar topics like the amazing life cycle of a butterfly and the story of frogs and tadpoles to more unusual life stories such as those of the lobster, the mosquito, and the angelfish. Illustrated with stunning, high-quality artwork, this book holds a wealth of information for inquisitive young biologists, and fun facts and lively cartoons enhance each topic.

Blending in with the background is a great way of avoiding enemies as Woody Woodpecker TM finds out as he visits an amazing array of carefully concealed critters. Find out how animals use camouflage for both protection and hunting., and discover which animals look like leaves and how giraffes hide behind trees. As ever Woody Woodpecker TM learns a lot of new jokes from his hard-to-find friends.