Collection: Junior Fiction

Simple text and full-color photos ask multiple-choice questions about which animal lives in each home.

Simple large print text and real life photographs introduces 'Which animal has a nose with two pointy horns?' Questions like these, coupled with beautiful photographs, which will invite young readers into the wonderful world of animals.

Simple large print text and real life photographs help children learn about long teeth, cone-shaped teeth, teeth like knives - there's a whole world of animal teeth out there! Learn about animals and build vocabulary.

Simple large print text and real life photographs help children learn that some frogs have sticky toes to help them climb trees, how the slow-moving three-toed sloth got its name, and so much more.

Simple large print text and real life photographs help children learn that there are as many different tongues as there are animals.

The Garbage Gang spots a dead fish, and they wonder, 'Why do dead fish float?' Luckily, a live fish helps them out, and soon they're swimming in knowledge about states of matter.

Gordy is taking a bath, when a stinky bubble floats to the surface. Gordy wonders, 'Why does my body make bubble?' When the bubble starts talking, it takes the gang on a journey through the digestive system that's a total gas.

This book is written by little children - all about Christmas...

Divided into five sections, this book contains the answers to these and many other questions which are frequently asked at the Science Museum.

There was a town, and there was a train, and there was a murder. Apprentice investigator Lemony Snicket was on the train, and he thought that if he solved the murder he could save the town. He was almost thirteen and he was wrong!