Most Popular Books by Claire Llewellyn

Teaches children the different ways to keep safe when in or near the water.

What kinds of islands are there? How do plants and animals get to islands? Where do you find islands? ''Islands'' explains what islands are, describes how they are formed, and presents some of the animals that live on islands. Each book in the ''Geography Starts'' series looks at a special geographical feature and describes: how it is made and what it is like, how it is changed by the weather and people, how maps use colors and symbols to show it.

Introduces glaciers, describing the different types, their formation, their effects on the land, and their benefits.

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Tells the story of milk from the time it is taken from the cow on the dairy farm through to its processing and distribution to users.

One of a series of titles alerting young readers of the various hazards around the home and outdoors, including the dangers associated with road traffic and water. 4-7 yrs.

An introduction to volcanoes and how they work, describing their formation, destructive forces, and benefits.

Where can caves be found? What is a blow hole? What is a speleologist? ''Caves'' explains what caves are and describes how they form and change.

Start Reading is a new series of highly enjoyable books for beginning readers at KS1. They have been carefully graded to correspond to the Book Bands now widely used in schools. This enables readers to be sure that they choose books that match their own ability. There is very careful and gentle graduation from Band to Band. The books can be shared with an adult or read independently. They promote the enjoyment of reading through reading real, satisfying stories with a beginning, a middle and an end. This is a series of 4 books at band 3 of the Start Reading programme. Pip''s Pets is about Pip and his pets- Coco the cat, Digby the Dog, Sid and the snake and the perfect pet.

Money is an abstract concept that even adults struggle with on occasion, but it doesn''t have to be an intimidating subject. This playful text introduces readers to money through a straightforward and engaging narrative that will both educate and entertain. Theyﾒll learn what money is, how it works, and how to be responsible with money, all in age-appropriate language with relatable examples. Readers will love the charming illustrations that give this endearing book a warm, friendly feel. Educators will love the concluding notes section that provides hands-on activities to create a tangible learning experience.

A group of farmyard animals illustrate the action of force and motion.

Looks at spiders, where they live, their enemies, and how they feed, spin webs, grow up, and mate.

Discusses the cycle of the sun using the seasons as an example.

Baby is sleepy, and it is time for bed. Dad and Baby say "Good night!" to everyone.

Introduces the world of sharks, examining their characteristics, breeding, life cycle, and behavior and describing various species.

Gives lots of facts about arachnids, especially spiders, such as how they make webs, hunt, communicate, look after their young, and defend themselves.

Explores the phenomenon of geysers, discussing their relationship with volcanic activity, the mechanics of how a geyser works, steam vents, hot springs, and mud pots.

This volume provides facts about the Earth''s weather and climate - from thunderstorms and hurricanes, tornadoes and avalanches to the water cycle. It is part of the Bright Sparks series which introduces readers to a wide range of topics from animal camouflage and minibeasts to land and flying machines, the Earth, weather and lots more. The books contain nine spreads, each focusing on a different aspect of the topic covered and each with a true-or-false quiz question.