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This activity book improves a child's English ability for Key Stage 2, SATs and other styles of English test.

A vibrant introduction to the science of light - the extraordinary energy that illuminates our world. Have you ever watched the sky at night? Even when it looks very dark outside, the night sky is never completely black. There is always LIGHT on our planet. From the author of bestselling Nano, comes a fascinating non-fiction picture book exploring the science of light. From the complexities of the night sky to the inner workings of rainbows, learn all about the mind-bending science of light. With words by Dr Jess Wade - a highly skilled physicist and trailblazing campaigner for diversity in STEM fields - and beautiful, dynamic pictures by artist Ana Sanfelippo, this is the perfect book for budding young scientists and engineers: a way of stepping beyond their school textbooks to fascinating "real-world" science.

How do you ask someone how they're doing in Spanish? What's the Spanish word for "school"? With this book, curious kids will learn to see and say simple words and phrases in Spanish. Culturally specific photos and an interactive format make language learning a game of discovery!

How do you tell someone "Goodbye" in Mandarin? What's the Mandarin word for "spring"? With this book, curious kids will learn to see and say simple words and phrases in Mandarin. Culturally specific photos and an interactive format make language learning a game of discovery!

Children will enjoy exploring the known universe and imagining unknown worlds as they crack alien message codes, finalize spaceship designs and hunt for hidden planets in this fact-filled book. The fun puzzle activities are designed to nurture key skills in maths, language and reasoning while providing plenty of science fact- and fiction-based fun.