Books in What Would You Do? series

From alligator and astronaut to zebra and zipper, discover everyday objects - and some surprises - from A to Z! With this book you and your little can go through the alphabet while reading fun rhymes and associating words and letters to images. This book is special because: The alphabet is an important early learning concept Matching and comparing are important early math skills Connecting words with pictures builds vocabulary

Following a big storm, catastrophe strikes as the water pot above Under Pot village, springs a leak. The snail colony is in trouble, buffeted by water and under threat of drowning. Outside hungry birds circle overhead looking for something to eat. A hero must rise. Could Sebastian Malack be that hero? An even bigger question might be, after being shunned and ignored by the other snails can he put that behind him to do the right thing. This is the second gripping instalment from the ‘What would you do?’ series. The series is designed to make children consider the right thing despite those around often advocating the wrong thing. Sebastian the snail indirectly follows on from ‘Clive the Super squirrel’.

Both the ocean floor and the moon are dangerous places. The water pressure deep underwater is 1,000 times greater than the pressure at sea level. On the moon, humans cant survive without a spacesuit and provisions. How could you choose between visiting these places? Throughout this book, readers weigh their options of visiting perilous places such as the Mariana Trench and risky events such as running with the bulls. Exciting facts about each option are presented alongside full-color photographs, highlighting the thrill of each. Readers use decision-making skills to chooseonly to find another tough choice on the next page!