From nests in treetops to dark underground burrows, there are lots of animal homes to discover in this fascinating book. Lift the flaps to see how animals build homes in extreme temperatures, shelter in a warm coral reef, or on a riverbank & lots more. With over 80 flaps to lift & links to websites with videos & pictures of real animal homes. ...

A fascinating flap book packed with interesting information about how lots of things work. Discover the inner workings of cars & boats, farm & building site machines, everyday household items including vacuum cleaners, computers & fridges, & much more. ...

Take a trip to London with this neat, lift-the-flap information book which explores the UK capital`s most famous sites, including Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square & the Tower of London. With lots of things to spot & talk about, including iconic red telephone boxes, red double-decker buses & black cabs. ...

What is the earth made from & what goes on beneath the surface? This non-fiction lift-the-flap book features bold illustrations, simple explanations to complex questions & over 60 flaps to lift. An introduction to geology & geography for young children. ...

This is a great fun flap book packed with interesting information about space, & the amazing things that float through it
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From traditional steam trains to super-fast bullet trains, this fact-filled information book allows children to look inside locomotives & find out how they work. Young readers can lift-the-flaps to discover fun facts & find out about the history of train travel. ...

This is a wonderful flap book introducing children to the way their own bodies work in a fun & informative way. It is a new, smaller format of the ” Look Inside” series, perfect for little fingers. It is full of surprises to keep enquiring minds entertained, including flaps beneath flaps & a cheeky peek inside a toilet cubicle. Young readers` minds will boggle as they learn about how their brains work, what happens when they eat, how their lungs use oxygen & much more. ...

This is a Vintage Murder Mystery. Finding himself the victim of a botched kidnapping attempt, Val Gyrth suspects that he might be in a spot of trouble. Unexpected news to him
- but not to the mysterious Mr Campion, who reveals that the ancient Chalice entrusted to Val`s family is being targeted by a ruthless ring of thieves. Fleeing London for the supposed safety of Suffolk, Val & Campion come face to face with events of a perilous & puzzling nature
- Campion might be accustomed to outwitting criminal minds, but can he foil supernatural forces?

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Following the hugely successful Look Up Glasgow, this book explores the extraordinary rooftop architectural heritage, hidden in plain sight, of Scotland`s beautiful capital city. Featuring stunning full colour photography, helpful & informative annotations & occasional verse from some of the city`s leading poets, it will prove a delight for residents & visitors alike. ...

Glasgow is Scotland`s largest city, its streets a constant frenetic bustle of activity. But rarely do its residents take the time to stop & look up at the extraordinary architectural heritage all around. Glasgow`s `no mean city` image belies this world-class architectural detail, comprising of stunning sculpture, ornament, friezes, gables & decoration, the vast majority of which are hidden in plain sight above eye level. Writer Adrian Searle & specialist architectural photographer David Barbour have scoured the city, bringing together in one volume a fabulous record of the hidden jewels of `the second city of the Empire`, created in a time of great wealth & virtuoso craftsmanship now long gone. The book also

Includes:: poetry from six of Scotland`s leading poets, responding in very individual ways to Glasgow`s extraordinary built environment. Look Up Glasgow is a beautiful surprise, demonstrating that Glasgow is much more than just another post-industrial British city. Now in a handy pocket edition, residents & visitors can use Look Up Glasgow as a rooftop guide to the city, to track down their favourite sculptures.

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