Features experiments that show how chocolate powder can reveal intriguing clues, how to make your own invisible ink, and how two small mirrors and a tube can help you see round corners.

Features experiments that show how a splash of vinegar makes a bone turn rubbery, how to make a pair of working lungs and how to create some noisy gassy sounds with a balloon stomach.

Provides a concise study book with pictures, snippets of humour and easy to understand explanations of the key topics needed for the SATS.

A story of the author's early years at school and with his family. It features Quentin Blake cover and a section of facts about the author.

Containing bits from British history, this book seeks to inspire a love of history that can last a lifetime. It is suitable for a gift from parent to child and a learning companion to help all school children get to grips with British history, without the boring bits.

Provides the core curriculum content that kids need to know for their Science SATS. This guide contains study notes on the topics for Science at KS3. Designed for higher ability kids working at levels 5-7, it is also suitable for home reference and revision.

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Includes experiments from how to make an electromagnetic crane, to building a torch to see how light travels through jelly.

Features fifty foul people from history. This title is divided into ten sections, including: Awful Assassins, Rotten Rebels, Wicked Women, Crazy Criminals, and Ruthless Rulers, that follow a different format - stories, newspaper articles, diary entries, fact files and so on.

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Want to know - a very rude pantomime song? Why making Christmas pudding used to be a crime? How to get rid of carol singers? This title tells you the festive facts you wanted to find out.

All through history, children have been getting into some serious scrapes. And they didn't often get off lightly. This title takes you on a guided tour through the lives of outlaw children from history, their dastardly crimes and awful punishments.

Designed to get struggling students through their GCSE. This guide includes topic notes and explanations of the key terms, a map section and case studies. It is meant for reference or revision at home. Matching workbooks of practice questions are also offered for students to test themselves.

Features inventions, machines, gadgets and devices, and facts and information about how they work. This flap book contains over 90 flaps which reveal the insides of car engines, toilets, escalators, submarines and microwaves and other machines. It includes internet links to websites with animations, games and experiments.

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