Best Selling Books by Sarah Ridley

Remembering the Fallen of the First World War takes a fascinating and detailed look at how servicemen killed during the First World War were commemorated. Beginning during the war itself, the book investigates the options available at the time - repatriation and normal burial were intially considered, but the sheer number of the dead precluded this, so cemeteries close the battlefields became the only realistic option. The book chronicles the work of Sir Fabian Ware and the Imperial (now Commonwealth) War Graves Commission in setting up permanent and beautifully maintained cemeteries after the war as well as local war memorials, plaques in churches, books of remembrance and so forth. The book also includes poetry written and artwork created to honour the fallen, and offers advice on how young readers can find their ancestors'' war graves. A must have book on World War One for ages 11 and up.

At the turn of the 20th century four brothers were born to the Baker family, Lionel, Arthur, Maurice and Harold. Over a hundred years later Eliza, one of Arthur Baker''s great-grandchildren, and her mother, Sarah, decided to find out about these ancestors. They delved into the past to uncover for themselves the story of Lionel, Arthur and Maurice during the First World War. Using letters sent from the Western Front, a diary written in a prisoner of war camp and other documentary evidence, Eliza and Sarah uncover their fascinating family history of the First World War.

This book explores what makes an animal an invertebrate - how their characteristics are different from other groups of animals. It shows many examples of different types of invertebrate in their natural environment. The simple text, suitable for children aged 5+, is accompanied by large, attractive photographs. For children progressing through book bands it is suitable for reading at level 8: Purple. This book is part of the ''In the Animal Kingdom'' which explore the classification of animals. Why not look for them all: Amphibians live on land and water; Birds have feathers; Fish live in water; Reptiles have scaly skin; Invertebrates have no backbone; Mammals drink milk.

David Attenborough tells the story of this colourful scientific figure - covering his origins as the son of a Cambridge don through his work in natural history and broadcasting, his famous educational documentaries and his enduring scientific and popular legacy today. Super Scientists are first biographies introducing some of the world''s great scientists, simply retelling their lives and explaining why their work was vital. Illustrated with archive images and photographs, the chronology of each lifetime is emphasised by a timeline that runs through the book.

Planning a trip to ancient Egypt would probably lead to culture shock for modern people. It didn''t have hotels. Kids sometimes ran around naked. But the ancient city of Thebes had plenty of feasts and festivals! In this fascinating guide, readers can "plan" their trip back in time to ancient Egypt, complete with what to eat, what to do, how to dress, and other important cultural elements. Important social studies information is presented throughout the guide, supported by full-color illustrations. This book supports knowledge building, a key component of the science of reading.

Find out about the lives of some of the most important people in history. From campaigners for change to world leaders, this series is a perfect introduction to the men and women who have helped shape out world. Book jacket.

This book is an ideal resource for exploring and discussing online safety and includes topics such as using search engines, playing online games, cyber bullying, trolls and much more. Me and My World explores topics that are important to children aged 6 plus as they grow up. The text and illustrations provide lots of talking points, and questions help children to relate information to themselves and discover their similarities and differences. In the classroom, the books are great for exploring the topics in the RSE 2020 curriculum. The titles in the series are Being safe, My behaviour, My family, My friends, My growing body and Life online.

A fun, lively yet eminently practical series of books aimed at teaching younger children how to help themselves to a healthy lifestyle

This book is an ideal resource for exploring and discussing online safety and includes topics such as using search engines, playing online games, cyber bullying, trolls and much more. Me and My World explores topics that are important to children aged 6 plus as they grow up. The text and illustrations provide lots of talking points and questions help children to relate information to themselves and discover their similarities and differences. In the classroom, the books are great for exploring the topics in the RSE 2020 curriculum. The titles in the series are Being safe, My behaviour, My family, My friends, My growing body and Life online.

This book explores what makes an animal a bird - how their characteristics are different from other groups of animals. It shows many examples of different types of birds in their natural environment.

" Discover why it is important to stay fit, clean and well. This bright and lively series of books at fun and easy things we can all to do look after out health." -- BACK COVER.

Find out why compost heaps need minibeasts, where maggots come from, and how to handle minibeasts.

Find out how to tell a centipede from a millipede, why minibeasts are nature''s cleaners, and which minibeasts are fierce hunters.

Every caregiver knows that if there''s one thing children have in common, it''s questions about the world around them. They are constantly looking at their life and examining it, thinking about it, and comparing it to what they see elsewhere. This set explore topics that are important to children as they grow, from family dynamics to a changing and growing body. Written especially for middle elementary readers, the content is age-appropriate and the language achievable. Friendly illustrations lighten sometimes serious topics for young readers. - Reflective questions engage readers with the text - Relatable examples allow children to understand the content better - Supportive of social and emotional learning curricula