New Releases by Victoria Parker

''Bible Stories'' contains favourite tales from the Old and New Testament, which have been simply retold to capture a child''s interest. Engagingly illustrated, each title contains up to ten stories which introduce children to the main characters and events of the Bible.

This is a selection of Bible stories for children from the book of Exodus simply retold and wonderfully illustrated. Read about Moses, the nine plagues of Egypt and God''s ten commandments.

A selection of Bible stories for children, simply retold and wonderfully illustrated. Read about twin borthers Jacob and Esau, Joseph''s strange dreams and how he became the ruler of Egypt.

Describes what eye tests are, why they are performed, and what to expect when having one done.

This book uses animals to take readers on a fascinating journey of comparing lengths, using familiar animals as units of measurement for comparison.

Presents young readers with a guide to exhibiting proper citizenship by demonstrating how to make proper choices in a variety of situations.

Examines different kinds of relationships, discussing why they work and what to do when they do not work.

From growing food to eating it, find out everything you need to know about the main food groups. With delicious recipes, hands-on activities and amazing facts about how your meal gets to your table, you''ll be a clued-up foodie in no time!Packed with photographs, artwork and a growing-location map.Easy, healthy recipes that taste great.

One of a series of titles that examines the basic physical needs of plants and animals. Each title first looks at human needs, so that the reader can compare and contrast their own needs with those of plants and animals.

Find out about yourself with this brilliant fun quiz book based on the bestselling Cathy Hopkins books. You''re having a crapola day. How do you cheer yourself up? (a) Imagine you''re in a beautiful place. (b) Go shopping. (c) Write about your feelings. (d) Spend time with your mates. If you answered (a), you''re like Izzie, thoughtful and wise. If you said (b), you''re like Nesta, bold and dynamic. If you chose (c) you''re like TJ, thoughtful and intelligent. If you picked (d), you''re like Lucy, warm and friendly. Answer all the quiz questions and discover which of your favourite characters you are most like! Irresistible and thought-provoking entertainment for all Cathy Hopkins fans.

This book describes the need for light that humans, animals, and plants have.

Why do we need food to live? Find out in this informative title that explains the importance of food to all living things.

The Titanic was the largest, most luxurious passenger ship in the world. In 1912 it hit an iceberg while traveling from England to the United States. An enormous gash was made in the side and ice-cold water began rushing in. Within hours, this floating palace had plunged to the bottom of the ocean. Over 1500 people died and, along with them, the idea that any ship is unsinkable. Timelines, a glossary, ideas for research, and suggestions for future reading are included in this gripping read about one of the most famous shipwrecks in history. This book explains how and why the Titanic sank.

An introduction to the concept that all living things--including plants--need water to survive.

A brief biography of author J.R.R. Tolkien, as well as a look at his books about Middle Earth, which remain popular to this day.

In the 1980s nuclear power provided electricity for much of the Soviet Union. But the nuclear reactors were badly designed, and the workers were poorly trained. Late one night in 1986, the workers at Chernobyl were running tests when things went horribly wrong. Learn about the consequences of an explosion that released dangerous radioactive material into the atmosphere. Timelines, a glossary, ideas for research, and suggestions for future reading are included in this gripping read about the worst nuclear accident in history. This book highlights the dangers of radioactive material and nuclear waste.

Shows differences between things that are hard and things that are soft.

Explores the fall season through various activities that children may take part in.

Find objects with contrasting properties.

India is one of the biggest countries in the world. It is next to China, Pakistan and Bangladesh. This part of the world is called Asia.

Explores the spring season through various activities that children may take part in.

Explores the summer season through various activities that children may take part in.

Explores the winter season through various activities that children may take part in.

Introduces and describes the daily lives of three children from different parts of Mexico--Mexico City, the mountain village of Huejuqilla, and a seaside village in Yucutan.

Japan is in the Far East, near Russia and China. It is made up of four large islands and around 4000 small ones.

Describes the geography and culture of Greece, with particular emphasis on daily life for Greek children.

Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. It is so enormous that it is also a continent, like Europe, Africa or North America.

The books that comprise this series are written for primary school children. Each volume focuses upon a particular children''s author and profiles that author''s life in a way that younger readers can relate to.

Takes a comprehensive look at the characteristics of a sunflower as it develops from a seed into a flower.

Shows colors that result when white is mixed with other colors.