Jim Pipe is a prolific author renowned for his engaging non-fiction works, particularly those exploring historical subjects for young readers. Drawing from his academic background in history, he crafts narratives that illuminate the past with clarity and imaginative depth. His writing encourages a fascination with history, making complex events accessible and exciting for a new generation of readers. Pipe's dedication to making history come alive is evident in every meticulously researched and vividly told story.
The turbulent era of Tudor Britain is vividly explored, highlighting its notorious figures and dramatic events, from bloody beheadings to fierce court rivalries. This engaging account delves into the lives of each monarch, revealing their scandals and conflicts, including infamous characters like 'Bloody Mary.' Enhanced with quirky comic-style illustrations, a glossary, timeline, and index, this pocket-sized companion offers a unique and entertaining perspective on a fascinating period in British history, making it suitable for readers of all ages.
From shark-infested waters to deadly deserts and towering mountains, discover
just what it takes to survive in some of the world's toughest environments
If two children from both sides of a conflict could write to each other, what
would they say? One African Sudanese child is living in a refugee camp;
Discover the lives of ordinary people in a war-torn country and how conflict
affects their daily lives.
This hard-hitting but heartwarming book tells of war and confilict in Iran
over a period of time through the eyes of two fictional children who are
corresponding by letter, as penpals. the other child is living in Iran.
Discover the lives of ordinary people in a war-torn country and how conflict
affects their daily lives.
Ahoy, matey! Welcome to the Scurvy Dog pirate ship, home to Captain Skull and
his rascally crew! In this book, you can explore every part of the pirate
galleon, then use the reusable stickers to bring the ship to life and ready
for battle. It also includes colouring and puzzle activities at the back.
With colouring and puzzle activities, this title lets you explore the
princess' magical home, then use the reusable stickers to bring the palace to
life and ready for a grand ball. It also allows you to help the princess
choose the most beautiful ball gown, add flowers and fountains to the palace
grounds, and get the horses ready.
Trees are among nature's most remarkable achievements. They can live in baking hot deserts or icy arctic regions, fending off drought, flood, parasites and predators. Trees can live for thousands of years, and teem with hundreds of species of animal. At the same time, they provide us with fuel, food, shelter and even the oxygen that we breathe. A world without trees would be a barren, dry and polluted wasteland. You Wouldn't Want to Live Without Trees! is part of a brand-new science and technology strand within the internationally acclaimed You Wouldn't Want to Be series. The clear, engaging text and humorous illustrations bring the subject to life and stimulate young readers' curiosity about the world around them.
As if the plague wasn't bad enough, here comes the fiery antidote! As famous diary-keeper Samuel Pepys, you'll witness four days and four nights of fire and live to tell the tale. Find out how people lived in the London of 1666, how they coped in the aftermath and all importantly, whodunnit! - or at least who we think did it! Grisly history and fiery accusations await in this piping hot history of the Great Fire of London! As if the plague wasn't bad enough, here comes the fiery antidote! As famous diary-keeper Samuel Pepys, you'll witness four ferocious days of fire and smoke, and live to tell the tale. Find out how people survived in the tightly-packed, plague-ridden streets of London in 1666, how they coped in the aftermath of the Pudding Lane disaster and all importantly, whodunnit! - or at least who we think dunnit! The ever-popular You Wouldn't Want to Be series transports readers to the grisliest times and places in history, perfect for reluctant readers. The first-person narrative approach puts children in the shoes of some of the most unfortunate people ever to have lived. Humorous cartoon-style illustrations bring the characters to life, while informative captions explain processes or chronological events.
What is a habitat? What can be found along the seashore? This book introduces early learners to the unique habitats that exist throughout the world and the living things that find shelter in them.
