Books in Information Sticker Books series

This is a stunning sticker book, packed with information about Ancient Egypt, and over 100 stickers. The reader can discover all about life in Ancient Egypt while adding stickers of beautiful ancient artefacts to the different spreads. Spreads include - the Treasures of Tutankamun, magical amulets, coffins and mummies, mighty gods, and famous pharaohs. Stickers include some of the most famous artefacts from the British Museum, the MET, the Berlin Museum and the Cairo Museum, as well as intriguing items that might be less familiar. There is also a map scene to which readers can add stickers of famous archaeological sites and temples in Egypt.

A century after the Titanic's maiden voyage, this book features all aspects of the ship's famous story, from the construction to its tragic end. Illustrated with fascinating photographs, children can have fun finding and matching the stickers of the Titanic to the correct place on the page. It celebrates the amazing luxury of the ship, including first class accommodation and dining, and the incredible range of activities available on board. It gives detailed accounts of what happened during the sinking, and in the aftermath of the tragedy.

Children will be fascinated to learn about every King and Queen of Britain from the Norman conquest to the present day by matching the stickers of important artefacts to their frames on each page. Each frame is accompanied by fascinating historical facts. Each illustrated double spread is based upon the different royal dynasties, including the plantagenets, the Tudors, the Stuarts and the Windsors. It contains over 100 stickers.

This title provides more than 100 full-colour stickers to stick onto the pages. Packed with fun and fascinating facts about castles, knights and life in the Middle Ages, it includes a map of castles in Europe and features on famous castles, sieges, armour, feasting, heraldry and much, much more. There are original, full-colour illustrations on every page, detailing facts about castle life.

Norma Fleck Award for Canadian Children's Non-Fiction Honour Book, 2007 Silver Birch Express shortlist, 2008 Canadian Children's Book Centre Our Choice 2007 finalist Canadian Science Writers' Association's Science in Society Journalism Award nominee, Youth Book category, 2007 It hasn't rained in the forest for many weeks. And in the sunny clearing, everything is dry and scorched. Then, late one afternoon, a hot wind begins to blow and storm clouds gather. But instead of rain, lightning fills the sky and strikes a tall tree beside the clearing. The lightning strike shoots down the tree and ignites the dry vegetation below. In no time, the forest is engulfed in flame. Soon there is nothing left but the charred ruins of the forest, devoid of life. But the story is not over. Slowly and gradually, life returns to the forest - from the seeds that blow in on the wind and germinate, to the small creatures that have survived in their burrows below the ground. It will take many years; but eventually the forest will return, filled with life once more.