Books from Evans Brothers
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The Solar System
By Anna ClaybourneThe Solar System investigates the area of space that Planet Earth occupies.
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Genetics
By Anna ClaybourneAnna Claybourne. DNA DE BATES The science of genetics has brought many amazing discoveries and useful inventions . But does everyone want all this progress ? People often argue about how gene science should be used .
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The Clothes We Wear
By Sally Hewitt, Jane RoweCooper 14 Lopper 5 ) ols al CO In sports like ice hockey , baseball and fencing , players wear special pads , helmets and masks to protect themselves . eve Jopener Many years ago , women covered up well when they went swimming .
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Detective Worzel Gummidge
By Barbara Euphan Todd"Robinson Crusoe did," argued Marlene. "Then it must have been wet sand — wet, flat sand at the seaside just after the tide had gone out. Robinson Crusoe must have had an easy time being a 'tec." "Man Friday wasn't a murderer.
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Catherine the Great
By Christine Hatt44 , 55 From The Russian Peasantry 1600-1930 by David Moon , published by Pearson Education Ltd. in 1999 . By permission of Pearson Education Ltd. BACK COVER Top : Catherine's great love , Grigory Potemkin Centre : Catherine's son ...
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The Human Body
By Malcolm DixonThe Human Body
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Sound and Music
By Malcolm DixonExplains the production of sounds and music and provides simple experiments to illustrate the principles described.
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Hattie the Dancing Hippo
By Jillian PowellContains stories that don't exceed 50 words and are useful for first readers. The stories in this book are accompanied by colourful pictures, which help develop visual literacy skills.
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Tears of a Friend
By Joanna KenrickNeil turned suddenly. He was sure the eyes were following his every move. Neil spun round in the mud. Then he ran off into the night. When Neil was gone, the watcher returned. The fire was nearly out. The watcher kicked the embers into ...
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Passover
By David Rose, David W. Rose, Gill RoseExamines the traditions and celebrations associated with the Jewish Passover festival.
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Oil, Plastics and Power
By Alison RaeThe use of oil we are most familiar with is as a source of fuel, particularly in the form of petrol and diesel to power our vehicles.The emissions caused by the burning of oil for energy is a great cause of concern to governments, ...
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Plants Around Us
By Karen Smith, Malcolm DixonAcknowledgements Editorial : Su Swallow Design : Neil Sayer / Rob Walster Production : Jenny Mulvanny Commissioned photography : Alan Towse Copyright © Evans Brothers Limited 1998. First published 1998 . The publishers would like to ...
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Forces and Movement
Acknowledgements Editorial : Su Swallow Design : Neil Sayer / Rob Walster Production : Jenny Mulvanny Commissioned photography : Alan Towse Copyright © Evans Brothers Limited 1997. First published 1997 The publishers would like to thank ...
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Crime Stories
By Anne Rooney, Alan Durant, Gillian PhilipFarooq listened: saw; pause; saw; pause; saw; pause. He was making hard work of it. But it wasn't a body. It sounded like wood. Farooq crept close to the window. It was dark outside and light inside. If Mr Armitage looked out, ...
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Mind's Eye
By Gillian PhilipLara is prejudiced against Braindeads, teenagers who became telepathic when they reached puberty, and feels that the government is right to control them with implants, until she starts developing telepathic abilities herself.
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The Clumsy Cow
By Lisa Williams, Julia MoffattAn accident-prone cow is ostracized by the other farm animals until her clumsiness saves the day. Includes vocabulary words and discussion questions.
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Cave Baby and the Mammoth
By Lisa Williams, Vivian FrenchOne of a series of illustrated story books for young readers.
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Thomas Hardy
By Patrick Lee-Browne, Nicola BarberThis volume is part of the Writers in Britain series which introduces children to great literary figures. This volume examines the life of Thomas Hardy and how the change from the 19th to the 20th century influenced him and his writing.
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Post-War Literature: 1945 to the Present Day
By Caroline MerzThis title sets out the political developments of the period before looking at developments in drama and the British theatre, poetry and novel writing, popular culture and the American influence in all aspects of literature and the media.
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Doing the Double
By Alan DurantAnd while the focus is on micro markets, the subject is clearly microeconomic theory.Page by page, this book illustrates how microeconomic theory is a powerful paradigm that provides insights into how micro markets operate and offers an ...