New Releases by Dugald Steer

A secret guide from the legendary magician Merlin on the mystical arts of Wizardology

A colouring companion to the bestselling Dragonology.

After Dragon's Eye, here comes the next exciting instalment in the Dragonolgy(tm)Chronicles, The Dragon Diary!. In the second novel of this fantasy, adventure series, a mysterious illness is spreading among dragons. The fate of dragonkind rests in the hands of Daniel and Beatrice - can they reach Dr. Drake and work out the cure, or will they fall into the clutches of the evil Alexandra Gorynytchka? Based on the best selling Dragonolgy(tm) title, The Dragon Diary features stunning black and white illustrations from Douglas Carrel and a great story from Dugald Steer which moves along at a fast pace with a good dose of action and magic! (Age Range: 8 +)

A vicious attack; a mysterious kidnapping; an ancient society shrouded in mystery… In the third title in the Dragonology Chronicles, young dragonologists Daniel and Beatrice must save their dragon chick, Torcher, from the clutches of the sinister organisation Dragonsbane. With help from the Guardian's Apprentice, they must find the spy in the Secret and Ancient Society of Dragonologists, rescue Torcher and defeat Dragonsbane once and for all.

Daniel and Beatrice Cook tackle the mysteries of the Dragon Prophecy to save the dragons of the world from an evil threat that could destroy them. Original.

Apprentice dragonologists Daniel and Beatrice Cook's mentor is called away at a crucial time, leaving the brother and sister alone to search for an ancient diary that could cure some gravely ill dragons.

The first title in the Dragonology Chronicles, steps into the the world of the Secret and Ancient Society of Dragonologists. Join tewlve-year-old Daniel Cook and his sister Beatrice as they begin their dragonogical apprenticeship under the eye of the eccentric Dr. Drake. Suddenly, a crisis interrupts their studies - can they find the fabled Dragon's Eye gem? And most importantly, can it be saved from falling into the hands of the evil Ignatius Crook? The future of all dragons rests in their hands.

Dragonology purports to be a copy of a nineteenth century book written by eminent dragonologist, Dr. Ernest Drake. The complete book of dragons, Dragonology provides the student dragonologist with a comprehensive introduction to dragon species, their habitats and behaviours, as well as guidelines for the protection and preservation of these mighty beasts.

Avast, mateys! This ultimate companion set to the bestselling "Pirateology" offers a true taste of life aboard a pirate vessel with an exclusive 24-page guidebook and a ready-to-assemble model of a typical pirate ship. Full color. Consumable.

Open up a magnificent menagerie of marvellous monsters that pop right off the pages to play with you Derek Matthews' collection of weird and wonderful four-eyed, one toothed and sock-stealing friends is sure to be a monster hit

Something that I still could hardly make out was flying round and round th room, I could see wings, scales, and a wisp of smoke rising from its nostrils. I saw it fly over to the other side of the room, positioning it's self directly opposite me. With wings outspread and claws at the ready, it fixed me with its beady eyes and bagan to fly straight at me.

Presents information on the lives of medieval knights in the form of a guide for knights-in-training, covering such topics as heraldry, weaponry, chivalry, the joust, castles, war, and quests; and features lift-flaps throughout.

"Children will meet ten different pets in Snappy Little Pets, and they all pop right out of the pages to play!"--Publisher.

Elaborate facsimile journal of a fictional Emily Sand's 1926 search for the tomb of the god Osiris presents an overview of ancient Egypt and Egyptology.

Einführung in die äDrachologieä, der äWissenschaftä zur Erforschung der Drachen: Einteilung nach Lebensraum, Beschreibung von Drachenarten, Physiologie, Lebenszyklus, Verhalten sowie manch Kuriosem, um Drachen aufzuspüren und zu zähmen. Ab 11.

Opposites attract in this rollicking roundup of distinctly different twosomes.

Rhyming text and pop-up pages describe animals of different colors for young readers.

Rhyming text and pop-up illustrations present an assortment of animals from a frog eating one fly to a crocodile with ten sharp teeth.

Can some fast storytelling help a goose outwit his fox captor? Children will giggle at the goose's retellings of familiar tales-all starring the fox. Each story is a mini-book bound right onto the pages of Time for a Tale. They include "Ali Baa Baa and the Forty Sheep," "The Fox Princess and the Pea," "The Pied Fox of Hamelin," and "The Three Little Chicks." Kids will demand to hear all of these tales again and again!

Readers touch different textures and move flaps as Brian the Lion tries to retrieve his lost ball.

Rhyming text and pop-up pictures introduce various kinds of dinosaurs.

Rhyming text and pop-up illustrations introduce many farmyard animals.

In the middle of a dark Arctic winter''s night, Nanuk, a little polar bear, is born. Soon the days get longer, and it''s time for Nanuk, her mother, and her brother to leave their cozy den. Nanuk skips out eagerly, longing to see and feel the sun, but it hasn''t risen yet. Nanuk asks the snowshoe hare, the Arctic fox, the lemmings, the owls, the Arctic tern, the musk oxen, the walruses, and the beluga whale about the sun, but how delighted she is when she finally sees it herself! Young children and nature lovers will delight in this simple story about a young polar bear''s day from the producers of the very popular Snow Bear. Beautiful, embossed artwork combined with simple lyrical text assure this cheery picture book a place in every child''s heart. Also included at the back of the book are scientific facts about the animals from the Arctic.