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Part bird book, part guessing game ã what a perfect pair! In this interactive book, kids get to test their bird knowledge, one body part at a time. –What bird has eyes like this?” asks a spread showing a close-up illustration of the body part without revealing the rest of the birdês body. –A bald eagle!” answers the following spread, which features an illustration of the whole bird in its habitat, along with intriguing information about its unique body part and what makes it special. Eight birds in all are featured, along with another eight on an additional spread at the back of the book. From a great horned owlês head to a peacockês tail, itês fun guessing birds by their body parts!

Twins Josh and Emma want to leave the Good Times Travel Agency where their little sister, Libby, has led them. But the peculiar owner encourages them to open one of his guidebooks--and the kids are suddenly transported to ancient Egypt! This award-winning, critically acclaimed series is reissued.

Earthês melting ice contains unexpected discoveries! Some frozen places on Earth contain ice thatês hundreds or even thousands of years old. Now, as the planet warms, some of that ice is melting, revealing fascinating artifacts long preserved in its depths. Tools, clothing and human bodies have been discovered, shedding new light on the lives of our ancestors and the world that was. But researchers are in a race against time ã because as soon as these treasures are exposed, they begin to disintegrate! A wealthy man buried 2500 years ago with his sixteen horses! Cave-lion cubs from a species extinct for 10 000 years! Itês amazing whatês been hidden in the ice!

Big word coming! Big word coming! This collection of five stories follows the misadventures of a boy named Cris, who –likes things all in a row,” and his cat, Crat, who –likes to mix things up.” The two are visited along the way by the Sprinkle Fairy, who owns a word factory in Sicily, –where the best words in the world come from,” and her helpers, the Sprinklers, who have slipped one big word into each of the small stories. But donêt worry, kids may wonder who purloined the missing donut, but they wonêt be bamboozled by the big words! The Sprinklers give readers a warning before each big word appears, and the pronunciation and definition after.