Most Popular Books by Phil Roxbee Cox

Atoms and molecules reveals the inner workings of the atom and includes the background to some historic discoveries and inventions, such as the atom bomb. It also looks at the latest scientific developments, including atomic art and atom''s role in the search for a cure for aids.

This is a story about Ted. He decides he is not content with just a red bed, he wants a red shed too. Some pages have fold-out-flaps which give young readers a chance to guess what might happen next.

Children''s horror story. 8-11 yrs.

Staying with their Uncle Jack in what was once Seabry Station, twins Alf and Chrissy find themselves drawn into a series of strange events.

This book tells about prehistoric people and archeological finds.

LOTS OF CLUES AS YOU READ TO HELP SOLVE THE PUZZLE.

Packed full of fun and facts about everyday life in castle times, this is the sort of book you dip into to find out about one thing... and end up reading from cover to cover!

Readers follow a trail of clues on each page in an attempt to find Professor Potts, who is missing. Includes helpful hints and answers at the back of the book.

Gives answers to the first questions children ask about history, provoking comparison with life as they know it today. Colorful illustrations and well-researched text take readers back in time.

Two titles in the Cautionary Tales series, which help young children to understand and discuss key moral issues. Repetitive phrases and rhythmic text encourage children to participate in the story. Amusingly illustrated by Jan McCafferty.

Produced for babies and toddlers, this board book explores what farm animals feel like. Each double page features a different texture such as soft fur or smooth ears, designed to encourage sensory awareness and interactive play.

A los nios les encantar descubrir las diferencias en las ilustraciones de este libro. En cada pgina hay cientos de cosas que mirar, y tambin que comentar.

Two titles in the Cautionary Tales series, which help young children to understand and discuss key moral issues. Repetitive phrases and rhythmic text encourage children to participate in the story. Amusingly illustrated by Jan McCafferty.

Created in consultation with a reading expert, this engaging phonics-based series is especially written to help your child learn to read. Not only are the 12 stories great fun, they also take into accound recent research on the most effective ways of teaching reading.

Ingenious layouts with toys and teddy bears create scenes which invite children to search for ten or more subtle differences in each colorful layout. The solutions are located at the back of the book. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Each tale in this series is a simple rhythmic story designed to introduce very young children to the idea of right and wrong. Each central character discovers in an amusing way the penalty of ignoring warnings to behave properly. It helps to teach children about the consequences of their actions.

For beginner readers - phonics-based text is cleverly blended with a funny story. Includes phonics guide for parents.

Perfect for use in conjunction with the Government''s new focus on learning through synthetic phonics in primary schools, these books will both enthrall and educate young learners with titles like ''Fat Cat on a Mat'', ''Hen''s Pens'' and ''Frog on a Log''.

Find the clues in the photographs for these three mysteries: Whatever happened to Porfessor Potts?, Who stole the black diamond? and Where is the pirates treasure?

Asks questions about the Romans, who were they, what did they eat, how did they live. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.

Each tale in this series is a simple rhythmic story designed to introduce very young children to the idea of right and wrong. Each central character discovers in an amusing way the penalty of ignoring warnings to behave properly. It helps to teach children about the consequences of their actions.

Louise eventually learns her lesson after years of not saying "Please" or "Thank you."

Gives children the opportunity to approach Latin in a lively way. The book follows a question-and-answer format, while short sections of bilingual text inform the reader about life in Ancient Rome. Different colours are used for illustrating each language, giving children an extra aid to learning.

Une petite histoire pour avertir les enfants des risques de ne pas écouter ce qu''on leur dit.

Pairs of pictures that almost look the same contain ten differences for children to find.

Includes three mysteries for the reader to solve with hints to help decipher the clues.