Books from Kingfisher
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Golf: From Tee to Green-The Essential Guide for Young Golfers
By Clive GiffordGolf: From Tee to Green-The Essential Guide for Young Golfers by Clive Gifford, now available in paperback, will help any young sports fan understand nearly every facet of golf.
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The Kingfisher Young People's Book of Living Worlds
By Clive Gifford, Jerry CadleRich, full-color images accompany the text that describes all the major habitats and eco-systems, including deserts, oceans, the tundra and polar regions, forest, grasslands, and even cities.
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Kingfisher Encyclopedia of Everything
By Clive Gifford, Sean Callery, Dr. Mike GoldsmithThis amazing 320-page volume is the perfect guide to everything for children aged seven plus!
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The Kingfisher First Animal Encyclopedia
By John Farndon, Jon KirkwoodText and illustrations present information on a variety of animals from aardvarks and butterflies to whales and zebras.
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Discover It Yourself: Energy and Power
By Sally MorganThis book is packed with scientific facts, experiments, and activities linked to light and sound.
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Discover It Yourself: Nature At Risk
By Sally MorganThis book is packed with scientific facts, experiments, and activities linked to electricity and magnets.
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Navigators: Planet Earth
By Barbara TaylorNavigators: Planet Earth by Barbara Taylor is an authoritative and visually engaging look at this planet we call home, from the forces that made it to its environments, weather, landscapes, resources, and the impact humans continue to have ...
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Discover Science: Apes and Monkeys
By Barbara TaylorMake science accessible with this essential series that will capture children's imagination while laying the foundation for future learning.
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I Wonder Why Soap Makes Bubbles
By Barbara TaylorWhat is sound? Why do cakes rise? What can walk on water? With detailed, lively answers to these and many other fascinating questions I Wonder Why Soap Makes Bubbles is a perfect introduction to science.
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Weather and Climate
By Barbara TaylorAn introduction to weather and climate, discussing world climates, seasons, violent weather, weather pollution, and the elements of changing weather. Includes instructions for making a weather station.
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I Wonder Why Soap Makes Bubbles: and Other Questions About Science
By Barbara TaylorDesigned both to entertain and to inform, I Wonder Why Soap Makes Bubbles by Barbara Taylor answers all of those tricky questions about science in everyday life and how the world works.
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I Wonder Why Zippers Have Teeth
By Barbara TaylorFrom computer games to ball point pens, Teddy bears to drinking straws, I Wonder Why Zippers Have Teeth clues kids into the behind-the-scenes people and stories behind many objects they use every day.
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The Best Book of the Human Body
By Barbara TaylorTailored specifically for children, this is a fascinating introduction to human anatomy.
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In Focus: Oceans and Seas
By Steven Parker, Editors of KingfisherIn Focus: Oceans and Seas has the answers! In Focus is a cool, new information series that's perfect for curious kids. These fun books feature modern, magazine-style pages, including top 10 lists, fast facts, quickfire quizzes, and more!
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Animal Babies in Ponds and Rivers
By Jennifer Schofield, KINGFISHER BOOKSFeatures beautiful, heartwarming photographs of animal babies with their parents in freshwater habitats.
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A Spider Bought a Bicycle: and Other Poems For Young Children
By Michael Rosen, Inga MooreA collection of poems which includes traditional playground nursery rhymes and selections by such well-known poets as Langston Hughes, Walt Whitman, and Robert Graves.
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Peter Kent's Big Book of Armour
By Peter KentThis is not just a book about medieval knights and Roman soldiers.
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Peter Kent's Big Book of Armor
By Peter KentThis is not just a book about medieval knights and Roman soldiers.
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Curious Lists for Kids – Animals
By Tracey TurnerAlpacas are herd animals and don't like to live alone . 3 Dimorphic Animals Many animals are dimorphicthe males and females look different . In some species , the differences are extreme ! 2. Blanket octopus - males are around 3/4 inch ...
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SideSplitters Fantastically Funny Stories
By Michael RosenSideSplitters Fantastically Funny Stories by Michael Rosen Young readers will love this collection of rib-tickling tales with hilarious cartoon illustrations on every page.