This poetic nonfiction book shows how seeds travel—by wind, water, or animals—to find new places to grow.

A beautifully illustrated biography of Henri Matisse, focusing on his later years when he created art using scissors and paper.

A young girl imagines herself moving like the wind—swirling, flying, and rushing—celebrating the freedom and power of nature.

A gentle introduction to the sun’s importance in our daily life, combining poetic language with scientific facts suitable for young readers.

Abridged and retold to make it suitable for sharing with young children from 5+, this title retains all the key parts of Oliver's adventures around Victorian London, including tangles with Fagin and his gang of thieves, pretty Nancy, kind-hearted Mr Brownlow and villainous Bill Sikes.