SCIENCE
rely on complex concepts to make a positive differ- ence in our daily lives. We Use Science vol 2 24 We Use Maths vol 1 31
vol 1 1918
Explodapedia: The Gene vol 2 2458
Farshore
Squishmallows Official Collectors’ Guide 7th July, hb, £12.99, 9780008527129 Celebration of 250 favourite Squishmallows, featuring fun facts, char- acter profiles and cute pictures.
Flying Eye Books
The Encyclopedia of Stem Words Jenny Jacoby, Vicky Barker (illus) 1st June, pb, £12.99, 9781913918286 Encyclopedia illustrating 100 terms with humour and charm. Organised in alphabetical order, the book contains a full index, plenty of extra words and definitions plus mind- boggling facts too.
Child’s Play (International)
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Rosa’s Workshop 2 Jessica Spanyol 15th April, hb, £5.99, 97817862863 Rosa and friends return. A simple story in each book shows this diverse group of children making exciting discoveries about their world. Good for Stem enrichment. Rosa’s Big Bird Feeder Experiment vol 3 14 Rosa’s Big Shadow Puppet Experiment vol 4 21
Crown Books for Young Readers
Alexander Von Humboldt Danica Novgorodoff 22nd February, hb, £13.99, 9781524773083 Budding botanists, grow- ing geologists and early explorers will find lots to discover in this picture book biography about the father of ecology.
David Fickling Books
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Explodapedia Ben Martynoga, Moose Allain (illus) 5th May, hb, eb, £8.99, 978178845
Explodapedia is an exploded encyclopedia— everything the young scientist needs to know, one book at a time. Explodapedia: The Cell
Curious Creatures Working With Tools Zoë Armstrong, Anja Sušanj (illus) 2nd June, hb, £12.99, 9781838740344 From adept apes to the clever birds who build bowers and crack nuts, this beautifully illustrated non-fiction picture book tells stories of amazing animals that have learned to use tools.
Sanchez Vegara 5th July, 817 The scientist whose groundbreaking inventions in electrical power we still use today.
Kids Can Press
The Global Ocean Natasha Donovan, Rochelle Strauss 9th June, hb, £16.99, 9781525304910 Teaching young read- ers about how the ocean works and how the effects of climate change can be countered.
Kingfisher SERIES
Everyday Stem Shini Somara, Luna Valentine (illus) 12th May, pb, £7.99, 978075344 Series makes science relevant to tweens and shows them how we use science, technology, engineering and maths in our everyday lives. Physics vol 3 6768 Technology—Energy vol 4 7055
SERIES Basher
Professor Astro Cat’s Frontiers of Space Dominic Walliman, Ben Newman (illus) 3rd February, hb, £16.99, 9781838740702 Learn about the solar system and how humans explore the furthest reaches of our universe in this illustrated book on space.
It’s Tough to Be Tiny Kim Woolcock, Stacey Thomas (illus) 7th July, hb, £12.99, 9781838740764 Step inside the marvellous world of micro monsters and learn all about the hidden talents of some of the smallest creatures out there.
Frances Lincoln children’s Books
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Little People, Big Dreams hb, £9.99, 9780711270 Florence Nightingale Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara, Kelsey Garrity-Riley 1st March, 770 From the bestselling series, this is the story of the nurse and healthcare reformer. Nikola Tesla Maria Isabel
Simon Basher (illus), Tom Jackson pb, £7.99, 97807534474 Basher’s illustration style, often described as graphic surrealism, is quirky and humorous and has proved popular with children and students as well as parents and educators. Basher Science Mini: Green Technology 17th March, vol 138 13 Basher Science Mini: Artificial Intelligence 12th May, vol 137 44
How the World Works Clive Gifford 28th April, hb, £14.99, 9780753447437 Explore the wonders of everything you see around you and discover just how the world works.
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Discover It Yourself pb, £6.99, 978075344 Vibrant, hands-on approach to practical science experiments. Series is packed with scientific facts, experi- ments and activities. Minibeasts Sally Morgan 26th May, vol 11 6980 Plants and Flowers Sally Morgan 26th May, vol 12 7024 Inside The Body Sally Morgan, Diego Vaisberg (illus) 3rd February, vol 10 6744
Animals In Action Sally Morgan, Diego Vaisberg (illus) 3rd February, vol 9 6751
Levine Querido
Geo-graphics Regina Gimenez, Alexis Gomay (tr), Valerie Bock (tr) 12th April, hb, £14.99, 9781646141302 Giménez transforms our world into gorgeous shapes and colors. Plan- ets, continents, rivers, volcanoes and hurricanes are all presented as circles, polygons, lines and spirals, with accompany- ing facts explaining the world around us.
Little Tiger Group
Beyond Belief Alex Woolf, Jasmine Floyd (illus) 3rd March, hb, £14.99, 9781838914011 From time travel to uploading our minds to a computer, this brilliant book looks at how futuristic visions from science fiction could one day become a reality.
Macmillan Children’s Books
Dinosaurs Rock! Dougie Poynter 3rd February, pb, eb, £10.99, 9781529022735 Roarsome facts about the biggest animals ever to walk the earth from the author of Plastic Sucks!
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Lists for Curious Kids 9th June, pb, £8.99 Lists for Curious Kids Tracey Turner, Caroline Selmes (illus) 9781529063493 Mind-blowing book of lists, from the world’s slimiest creatures to the 12 astronauts who have walked on the moon, and everything in between. Animals Tracey Turner, Caroline Selmes (illus) 9781529062373 Fascinating facts, from the animals that have more than one nose to the five mice that orbited the moon.
Human Body Rachel Delahaye, Caroline Selmes (illus) 9th June, pb, eb, £8.99, 9780753447000 From history’s weirdest eyebrow fashions to the top five foods that make you fart.
Magic Cat
Do Baby Elephants Suck Their Trunks? Ben Lerwill, Katharine McEwen (illus) 3rd March, pb, £6.99, 9781839941726 Discover how all kinds of animal babies are just like us in this captivating non-fiction picture book. Gentle facts and questions to inspire imagination and prompt discussion.
Scientists Are Saving the World! Saskia Gwinn, Ana Albero (illus) 7th July, hb, £12.99, 9781913520540 Riotous romp through the world of scientists. A book to inspire little scientists and to celebrate the achievements in the field.
MITeen Press
Become an App Inventor Selim Tezel, Karen Lang 3rd March, pb, eb, £9.99, 9781529504835 With this engaging guide, anyone can design and publish apps. Get inspired by true stories of young app creators.
I’m a Neutrino Eve M Vavagiakis, Ilze Lemesis (illus) 7th April, hb, £12.99, 9781529506334 Picture book about the smallest known and most mysterious particle of matter for the youngest scientific minds.
Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum Book of Gemstones Robin Hansen 24th February, pb, £14.99, 9780565092245 Comprehensive introduc- tion to gemstones, with beautiful colour photo- graphs throughout.
Nosy Crow
Otter-Barry Books
Invisible Nature Catherine Barr, Anne Wilson (illus) 5th May, pb, £8.99, 9781913074371 Prizewinning introduction to the invisible forces that maintain life on Earth, how animals use them naturally and how humans have learned to replicate them in daily life.
Water Catherine Barr, Anne Wilson (illus) 3rd March, hb, £12.99, 9781913074463 Child-friendly introduction to the global story of fresh water, our need for it and the ways in which we can conserve and preserve it.
Pavilion Children’s Books
Leonardo Da Vinci’s Life of Invention Jake Williams 3rd February, hb, eb, £12.99, 9781843654988 The fascinating life and legacy of the Renaissance man, master of art, architecture, engineering, mathematics and more.
Puffin
The Greatest Show on Earth Mini Grey 28th April, hb, eb, £12.99, 9780241480830 Here we are at 4.6 billion years ago and as we raise the curtain, the story of life is about to begin.
Everything You Know About Minibeasts is Wrong! Nick Crumpton, Gavin Scott (illus) 2nd June, hb, £12.99, 9781839942037 Uncover the truth in this ingenious book about all kinds of minibeasts.
Princess Olivia Investigates: The Wrong Weather Lucy Hawking 14th April, pb, eb, £7.99, 9780241485125 The more we find out about the world around us, the more we can work out other things, such as how the universe began or how life started on Earth.
Kay’s Marvellous Medicine Adam Kay 21st July, pb, eb, £8.99, 9780241508541 The remarkable and remarkably revolting
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