Books in First Facts and Flaps series

Describes how people lived in ancient cultures around the world, and looks at how new ideas and technology have influenced history

Can you help Pooh find his friends? Just lift the large flap on each page to reveal Piglet, Tigger, and all of his Hundred-Acre Wood pals.

Who’s hiding behind the bush? It’s Pooh–and you! Toddlers will love lifting each extra-large flap to see photos of children doing the same things as Pooh, Piglet, and Tigger.

Briefly traces the history of astronomy, surveys what is known about the solar system and other galaxies, and looks at the manned exploration of space

Pooh can stretch, run, and play–and so can you! This unique book features colorful illustrations of Pooh and his friends plus, underneath the extra-large flaps, there are photos of children doing the same things.

Describes, in simple text, the properties and uses of air, where air is found, and why it's essential to life.

An introduction to the physical characteristics, habits and natural environment of the harvester ant.

This fun flap book shows photographs of girls doing just what Ariel does–swimming, singing, and blowing bubbles–proving that there’s a little mermaid in every little girl!

Introduces the United States Senate and how a bill becomes a law.

Looks at the geography of the oceans, describes a variety of marine life, and shows the impact of pollution

"First Facts" is a series of books aimed at young children. The books introduce the earth and life sciences using full-colour illustrations and amazing facts sections. This introduction to the sea takes readers on a voyage of discovery from the ocean waves to deep sea life.

A simple introduction to the origins, properties, uses, and dangers of fire