Books with author My World Books

Did you know that a Yunnanosaurus had up to 60 spoon-shaped teeth in its mouth? Learn this and more in this engaging go-to guide for all things dinosaurs! The 2016 Childcraft Annual is filled with vivid graphics and easy-to-understand text to guide readers through the world of dinosaurs. Plus, additional resources to learn more about these beautiful behemoths!

Quirky characters drawn in comic-book style introduce basic mathematics concepts in this comprehensive book. Story problems help students with a primary reading level of 3 through 5 develop a fundamental understanding of mathematical operations and teach them techniques for solving problems. Designed in collaboration with elementary mathematics education experts, this book is appropriate for kids who are just beginning to learn math concepts like fractions, multiplication, and division, as well as older readers who can benefit from review and reinforcement.

Meet scientist Dr. Mollie Cule as she discovers her grandfather's secret laboratory and experiment journal...along with an antiquated robot named Axel and the instructions to restore him! Dr. Mollie Cule Reboots the Robot by World Book Bright Connections is a unique, narrative-driven science activity book that provides easy-to-understand, illustrated instructions for endless fun at home. Young readers with a 6 through 8 reading level can join our plucky young heroine's adventure in a series of fun activities, all illustrated with color drawings. All the activities use materials that are readily available around the house and are safe for kids. A few more challenging activities recommend when and where adult assistance should be requested.

Designed and formatted especially for the newest Kindles, this high-definition (HD) edition takes full advantage of their high resolution capabilities.Join Kitten as he searches for a butterfly and meets counting friends in this fun picture book for kids created especially for the Kindle.One little kitten was playing in the grass when he saw the most beautiful blue butterfly fly past. He ran after it to say hi.Kitten couldn't find the butterfly. So he asked his friend, “Duckling, did you see a blue butterfly?” But Duckling hadn't.