Nicola Davies Bücher

Im Frühjahr quaken die Frösche, im Sommer summen die Bienen, bunte Blätter läuten den Herbst ein und im Winter verfolgen wir die Spuren der Tiere im Schnee – es gibt so viel zu bestaunen, wenn ein Kind das erste Mal bewusst die Natur erlebt. »Mein erstes großes Buch von der Natur« ist in jeder Hinsicht ungewöhnlich. Es steckt voller Poesie und ist gespickt mit Informationen, Beobachtungen und Notizen. Es erinnert uns daran, dass die Wunder der Natur direkt vor unserer Haustür anfangen und nur darauf warten, entdeckt zu werden. Nicola Davies, Autorin und Biologin, hat die sachkundigen wie einfühlsamen Texte geschrieben, Mark Hearld, einem neuen Talent in der Kinderbuchillustration, ist es gelungen, die überwältigende Schönheit der Natur in Bilder zu fassen.

Besonderes Bilderbuch darüber, wie wir in Zukunft leben wollen. Eine kraftvolle Vision einer Welt, in der Mensch und Natur in Harmonie leben. Für Kinder und Erwachsene. In einer grauen Stadt versucht ein Mädchen, die Tasche einer alten Frau zu stehlen. Aber die Frau gibt sie nicht einfach her, sondern stellt eine Bedingung. Das Mädchen soll "sie alle pflanzen". Als sich herausstellt, dass die Tasche voller Eicheln ist, begibt sich die junge Diebin auf eine Reise, die ihr eigenes Leben und das Leben kommender Generationen verändert. Mehr und mehr Städte ergrünen und die raue, urbane Realität weicht der Schönheit und Vitalität einer veränderten Welt. So aktuell wie nie: Ein Buch, das den Zeitgeist trifft.

Es gibt über 400 000 Käferarten – dafür aber nur acht Bärenarten! Dieses Buch gibt einen einmaligen Überblick über die unglaubliche Vielfalt des Lebens auf der Erde und stellt einige der erstaunlichsten Vertreter der verschiedenen Tier- und Pflanzengruppen vor.

Hier kribbelt's und krabbelt's! Alles über Parasiten und ihre Lebensräume findet sich munter erzählt in diesem spaßig illustrierten Sachbuch. Wer kennt das nicht: Läusealarm im Kindergarten oder in der Schule! Aber wie kommen Läuse eigentlich auf den Kopf? Und die Milben unter die Haut und Würmer in den Darm? Diese ungebetenen Gäste haben die tollsten Tricks, es sich in oder auf anderen Lebewesen gemütlich zu machen, auch gerne bei uns Menschen!

Vom Floh bis zum Elefanten, von Kamelen bis zu den Orang-Utans, vom Kolibri bis zum Seeadler, vom Wal bis zum Leuchtkäfer - wie leben all diese Tiere, wie ernähren sie sich und wie bekommen sie ihren Nachwuchs? Kinderbuchautorin und Biologin Nicola Davies erschafft gemeinsam mit Künstler Petr Horáček eine prachtvolle und vielfältige Tierwelt.

Das Buch "GRÜN: die wichtigste Farbe auf unserem Planeten" bietet eine kinderleichte Einführung in die faszinierenden Fähigkeiten von Pflanzen und erklärt deren Rolle in der Entstehung von Leben auf der Erde. Es behandelt Themen wie Photosynthese, fossile Brennstoffe und den Klimawandel, unterstützt durch verständliche Texte und schöne Illustrationen.

»An dem Tag, als der Krieg kam, standen Blumen auf der Fensterbank, und mein Vater sang meinen kleinen Bruder zurück in den Schlaf.« So beginnt diese bewegende Erzählung über die gefährliche und hoffnungsvolle Flucht eines kleinen Mädchens, das durch den Krieg alles verloren hat. Endlich angekommen an einem sicheren Ort, wird es schroff abgewiesen – bis ein Kind ihm ein einfaches, aber in diesem Moment umso wertvolleres Geschenk macht … In einer zutiefst berührenden Sprache verbindet sich der Text von Nicola Davies mit den ausdrucksstarken Illustrationen von Rebecca Cobb, um die Erfahrung eines Kindes zu schildern, dem der Krieg alles genommen hat. »Das Buch regt zum Nachdenken an und ist eine unvergleichliche Antwort auf die Frage, wie man mit Kindern über den Krieg sprechen kann.« The Guardian »Es gibt nur wenige moderne Kinderbücher, die einen zum Weinen bringen. Dieses ist eins« The Times

Der neue Roman der englischen Erfolgsautorin! Maggie Bowen hat zehn glückliche Jahre mit ihrem Ehemann Peter erlebt. Doch dann stirbt er an einer unheilbaren Krankheit. Maggie ist völlig verzweifelt und lebt nur noch in ihren Erinnerungen. Da lernt sie den zehn Jahre jüngeren Ballettänzer David kennen und bald auch lieben. Doch Peters Schatten scheint noch immer zwischen ihnen zu stehen. Für alle Leserinnen, die an die wahre Liebe glauben.

Schwups, da ist er! Mit dem Schwanz voran kommt der kleine Delfin Finn zur Welt- und ist schon als Baby über einen Meter groß! Doch bis er erwachsen ist, muss er noch so vieles lerne. Gut, dass seine Mama ihm dabei hilft Ab 4 Jahre

Die ganze Welt der Tiere in einem Buch! Dieses kompetente und unkonventionell aufbereitete Lexikon für Grundschulkinder stillt den Wissensdurst. Informative Texte, ein attraktives und unterhaltsames Layout und zahlreiche Extras wie „Ideen-Ecken“ oder „Urzeit-Boxen“ machen komplexe Zusammenhänge begreifbar und wecken die Lust aufs Schmökern. Über 1.000 farbige Illustrationen zeigen alles, was man über die Tierwelt wissen muss. So gibt es eine Fülle an Informationen zu Entwicklung der Arten, Fortbewegung, Ernährung oder Fortpflanzung & Aufzucht der Jungen. Tierrekorde, spannende Fakten aus der Urzeit, Bastel- und Spielideen sowie Suchspiele und Wortschatz-Zettel garantieren außerdem einen abwechslungsreichen Zugang zum allseits beliebten Thema Tiere. „Tiere Grundschulwissen“ - von Grundschullehrern empfohlen. Ab 6 Jahren

Wie leben Tiere unter extremen Bedingungen? Warum bekommen Pinguine keine kalten Füße? „affenheiß und schweinekalt“ verrät die Überlebenstricks der Tiere. Tiere leben unter extremen Bedingungen: von den eiskalten Polen bis zu heißen und brodelnden Vulkanen, in trockenen Wüsten und tiefsten Meerestiefen. Lebensbedingungen, die den Menschen auch mit bester Ausrüstung schon ziemlich in Schwierigkeiten bringen können. Es gibt aber Tiere, die sich auch unter diesen Bedingungen wohlfühlen. Mit einer ordentlichen Portion Humor und vielen Fakten, gibt dieses Buch erstaunliche Einblicke in die Natur. Eisbären z. B. haben ein so dickes Fell, dass nicht einmal Wärmekameras sie im Eis ausmachen können. Pinguine haben ein cleveres Heizungssystem, Spinnen können 18 Monate lang ohne Nahrung auskommen und manche Reptilien mögen es richtig schön heiß.

Im Bann des weißen Bären - Die Herrscher der Arktis aus der Nähe betrachtet - Alles, was Kinder über Eisbären wissen möchten Nanuk, so nennen die Inuit den weißen Bären. Starker Jäger, zärtliche Mutter und sanfter Spielkamerad – er ist ihr großes Vorbild. Mit ihm teilen sie das Leben in Schnee und Eis. Aber wie lebt der Eisbär in der Arktis? Wie hält er sich warm? Wovon ernährt er sich? Das und vieles mehr verrät dieses Bilderbuch.

Jess hat gerade herausgefunden, dass Martin, mit dem sie seit fünfzehn Jahren verheiratet ist, sie mit einer - natürlich jüngeren - anderen Frau betrügt. Zunächst möchte sie am liebsten Geschirr zerschmettern, den gesamten Inhalt von Martins kostbarem Weinkeller austrinken und sich ansonsten vor der Welt verstecken. Doch das Leben muss weitergehen.

The enchanting world of barn owls is brought to life in this beautifully illustrated introduction, making it accessible to children who may not experience their natural habitats. With a focus on the unique characteristics and behaviors of these birds, the book invites young readers to explore the magic of nature, fostering a sense of wonder and appreciation for wildlife.

Hippos navigate by it, sloths keep in touch through it, rabbits eat it - and most grown ups prefer not to mention it at all! However you look at it, poo is probably the most useful stuff on Earth. It comes in all shapes and sizes and every animal has its own special sort. Find out what it's for, where it goes and lots more. Originally published: 20.

Nominated for the 2022 CILIP Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Medals. A rhinoceros remembers his life before grey captivity, one full of colour, with familiar smells and sights. He thinks of his mother being slain by poachers. He has searched the zoo but cannot find another like him. He fears he is the last. He describes a joyless life for all the animals with him, before being rescued and brought back home. The colour is brought back into his life when he realis-es he is not the last. Last evokes a longing for home from the reader and a sense of hope for the future upon its ending. In her debut as an illustrator, Nicole Davies effectively and beautifully portrays the differences in mood and surroundings between the rhinoceros' life before and during captivity through her effective use of colour.

This exciting non-fiction picture book introduces young readers to the wondrous (and invisible) world of microbes.There are living things so tiny millions could fit on a dot. Although they are invisible, they are everywhere and they multiply very quickly. They are vital for life on earth, and do all sorts of things - from giving us a cold and making yoghurt to wearing down mountains and helping to make the air we breathe. With charming illustrations by Emily Sutton, this friendly, clever book succeeds in conveying the complex science of micro-organisms simply and clearly, and opens up an exciting new avenue for young non-fiction.

A powerful and necessary picture book - the journey of a child forced to become a refugee when war destroys everything she has ever known. Imagine if, on an ordinary day, war came. Imagine it turned your town to rubble. Imagine going on a long and difficult journey - all alone. Imagine finding no welcome at the end of it. Then imagine a child who gives you something small but very, very precious... When the government refused to allow 3000 child refugees to enter this country in 2016, Nicola Davies was so angry she wrote a poem. It started a campaign for which artists contributed drawings of chairs, symbolising a seat in a classroom, education, kindness, the hope of a future. The poem has become this book, movingly illustrated by Rebecca Cobb, which should prove a powerful aid for explaining the ongoing refugee crisis to younger readers.

Forty fantastic poems and paintings from an internationally acclaimed duo, celebrating our beautiful planet

Our skies are full of life! From bats and birds to bees and beetles, the air around us is buzzing with amazing flying creatures. Explore how and why animals fly in this beautiful book from award-winning non-fiction specialist Nicola Davies.

It's April in Antarctica and, in places so remote that they can only be seen by satellites, lines of Emperor Penguins appear in search of the perfect ice for raising their chicks. A wise old Empress has returned to the ice at Halley Bay year after year; with the help of her mate, she works to protect her newly-laid egg against the bitter winter. But a changing climate is making the Antarctic Ocean warmer - winds are stronger and storms are fiercer...

Renowned for her engaging approach to biology, Nicola Davies captivates young readers with her unique storytelling style. Her works blend scientific concepts with imaginative narratives, making complex topics accessible and enjoyable for children. This engaging method not only enhances learning but also inspires a love for science, showcasing her significant impact on educational literature.

Meet the animal kingdom's most competent killers in this fascinating natural history book.

The book features a blend of informative and humorous writing, complemented by engaging illustrations that are not overly frightening. Its layout is designed with varying text sizes and vibrant color backgrounds, enhancing the overall reading experience. This combination makes the content accessible and enjoyable, appealing to a wide audience.

The narrative explores the journey of a polar bear navigating its ancient Arctic environment, which faces the dire challenges posed by global warming. Through its struggles for survival, the book highlights the impact of climate change on wildlife and the delicate balance of the ecosystem.

An exciting new edition of a brilliantly funny book about how and why animals communicate.

Find out what sharks are really like in this fun, informative picture book, part of the Nature Storybooks series.

Exciting new edition of one of the six books in zoologist Nicola Davies' fascinating Animal Science series - the best biology series ever!

When most people think of reptiles, they think scaly, cold blooded and possibly poisonous. But the young adventurer loves reptiles and is rather disappointed that we have so few in the UK. So she goes off round the world to seek out some of her favourites and discover the versatile world of the reptile.

Giraffes were once a part of daily life in Niger but after severe droughts one year, when the rains eventually return, the giraffes are nowhere to be seen. However, as award-winning artist Emily Sutton's magnificent illustrations capture, The Beauty of Giraffes ultimately has a hopeful, celebratory story to share and an important point to make about how human beings can change for the better.

There are living things everywhere: the more we look, the more we find. There are creatures on the tops of the tallest jungle trees, at the bottom of the coldest oceans, even under the feathers of birds and in boiling volcanic pools. So how many different kinds are there? One, two, three . . . lots!

A girl transforms into a hare to escape her cruel lover, showcasing a blend of fantasy and magical realism. This story is part of a collection that delves into the complex, often darker relationship between humans and nature, drawing inspiration from ancient folk tales. Aimed at older children and adults, it invites readers to experience a touch of magic alongside a hint of unease. Perfect for ages 9 and up, it promises an enchanting yet thought-provoking journey.

Exploring the grandeur of the Big Blue Whale, this book delves into the life and characteristics of the largest creature on Earth. It highlights the whale's majestic presence in the ocean, discussing its behavior, habitat, and the ecological significance of these magnificent beings. Through vivid descriptions and insightful facts, readers gain a deeper appreciation for the blue whale's role in marine ecosystems and the importance of conservation efforts to protect this extraordinary species.

An informative, gorgeously illustrated study of the majestic polar bear.

Discover the wonders of DNA in a fascinating new book from the creators of the award-winning Tiny Creatures and Many. Earth is full of life! All living things grow—plants, animals, and human beings. The way they grow, whether it be fast or slow, enormous or not so big, helps them survive. But growing is also about change: when people grow, they become more complicated and able to do more things. And they don’t have to think about it, because bodies come with instructions, or DNA. With simple, engaging language and expressive, child-friendly illustrations, Nicola Davies and Emily Sutton provide an introduction to genetic code and how it relates to families to make us all both wonderfully unique and wholly connected to every living thing on earth.

Nicola Davies presents a treasury of poems about the animal world, illustrated in great detail by Petr Horáček. Polar bears playing on the ice, tigers hunting in the jungle, fireflies twinkling in the evening sky and nightingales singing in the heart of the woods - there are animals everywhere

All animals have a home - but who lives where? Lift the flaps and find out!

What do you know about ducks? Learn all about which is a boy duck and which is a girl, why some quack louder and others softer. Find out what they eat when it is cold outside and where they perch their bottoms to sleep!

"Spectacular ... you can almost smell the surf between the pages." The Times "Five stars - if you take only one picture book away this summer, make it this." The TelegraphFrom Nicola Davies and Emily Sutton, the multi award-winning team behind Tiny and Lots, comes a spellbinding collection of poems about the oceans of the world and their shores. With this book, children can swim alongside dolphins and flying fish, pore over rockpools and sail from pole to pole and back, learning about everything from phosphorescence and plankton to manta rays and puffins - all in the comfort of their bedroom. Emily Sutton's exquisite watercolours capture the breathless excitement of a child's first glimpse of the sea, the majesty of ancient trading ships and the sheer, staggering wonder of the humpback whale. The perfect companion to international bestsellers A First Book of Nature and A First Book of Animals, this book is sure to enthral and inspire readers of all ages."Ravishing ... the perfect companion to a seaside holiday" The Sunday Times "Just dive in and enjoy" Sunday Express

Set against the backdrop of the harsh Antarctic winter, the story follows a pair of emperor penguins as they navigate the challenges of parenthood while striving to keep their chick alive. The narrative emphasizes the critical role of combating climate change in ensuring the survival of these majestic creatures, highlighting the interconnectedness of environmental issues and wildlife conservation.

Focusing on the true story of Sudan, a rhino, the narrative highlights critical themes of conservation and the importance of protecting nature. Through Sudan's journey, the book emphasizes the urgent need for wildlife preservation and the impact of human actions on the environment, making it a poignant reminder of our responsibility towards endangered species.

Follow a tiny turtle's life cycle with this fun, informative picture book, part of the Nature Storybooks series.

Pretend Cows examines children's anxieties and family economic pressures with insight and sensitivity. A great addition to the Country Tales series which explores how the natural world can bring comfort to children.

The narrative explores the profound connection between a person and their unique song, symbolizing their journey through life. As the protagonist navigates various experiences, the lyrics evolve, reflecting growth, challenges, and relationships. This poetic tale emphasizes the importance of individuality and the rhythm of one’s life story, inviting readers to consider their own melodies and the impact of their choices. Themes of identity and self-discovery resonate throughout, making it a poignant reflection on the human experience.

A child stars a new school in a strange new town. The children in her class are hostile and unhappy about the stranger in their midst. The child's response is to create something beautiful that transforms their attitude towards her, changing their vision of themselves and their own lives.

Exploring the fascinating world of snakes, this book reveals the surprising traits that make these creatures intriguing. It highlights their unique characteristics, such as their flicking tongues and unblinking eyes, while challenging common perceptions about them. Readers will discover the beauty and importance of snakes in nature, encouraging a newfound appreciation for these often-misunderstood animals.

The story follows Skrimsli, a tiger sea captain, in a vibrant fantasy world where animals and humans can communicate. As he embarks on a thrilling adventure with his friends Owl and Kal, they face the challenges of escaping from a cruel circus owner. Their journey also involves preventing a war and protecting an ancient forest, blending themes of friendship, courage, and the fight against tyranny.

The narrative centers on the polar bear's struggle for survival in its traditional Arctic environment, which faces the looming threat of global warming. It highlights the challenges the species encounters due to climate change, emphasizing the fragility of its habitat and the broader implications for wildlife in a rapidly changing world.

Discover the beautiful world of butterflies as you join a little girl on a wonder-filled journey of hope, transformation and joy.

Choose Love is a cycle of poems that highlights the experience of those forced tobecome refugees. The core of the collection was written in 2018 as part of a project with the charity Refugee Trauma Initiative. With the permission of both individual refugees and aid workers, RTI shared with Nicola a number of true and poignant stories which were then used as the basis for short-form poems. Over the following years Nicola has added to this core of poems to create a coherent collection on the theme of forced migration, its wider causes and consequences.

A beautiful, vibrant and engaging celebration of trees in all their variety by non-fiction specialist Nicola Davies and rising star Lorna Scobie.

Follow a tiny hummingbird on its journey from Central America to Central Park in a captivating tale with exquisite illustrations echoing the creature's jeweled tones. Tz'unun! Tz'unun! A buzz of wings, a flash of color . . . There's a very special visitor in Granny's garden. It's a hummingbird! And it's just about to begin its long migration, heading north to its nesting ground. Watch as it spreads joy to all who encounter it along its two-thousand-mile trek. In an engaging text sprinkled with facts, zoologist Nicola Davies introduces readers to this valiant bird, lighter than a nickel, while Jane Ray's lush, intricate illustrations, accented in gold Pantone, highlight its jewel-like beauty. More details about hummingbirds, along with a bibliography and an index, are available at the end to budding ornithologists.

This 3D virtual pop-up book brings monsters of the deep to life, using cutting-edge augmented reality technology. Just hold each of the pull-out cards in front of your computer's webcam and experience the hyper-real as interactive monsters of the deep swim right across your screen

Venture into the night with bats in this fun, informative, award-winning picture book, part of the Nature Storybooks series.

This tree doesn't look like it's doing very much: it just stands there in the sunlight, big and green. But this tree is busy. Starting with the secret workings of a tree, this book transports readers billions of years into the past; back to the moment when plant life first appeared on our planet. Covering its evolution, the steady emergence of fossil fuels and the extraordinary communities of plants around the world today, Nicola Davies and Emily Sutton combine essential biology with a powerful message, a call to protect the most precious colour on Earth... green.

A picture book of great beauty and hope about the power we have to transform our world.

Kids will be captivated by the intriguing subject matter, which offers a wealth of information tailored for their curiosity. The addition of vibrant artwork provides a playful and engaging comic style, enhancing the learning experience and making complex topics more accessible and enjoyable for young readers.

Focusing on children's rights, this book offers a global perspective on the challenges faced by young people today. It aims to foster compassion and empathy in readers by highlighting various issues affecting children around the world. The engaging narrative is complemented by illustrations from award-winning artist Marc Martin, enhancing the message and making it accessible to a wide audience.

Some farms are up in the hills ... or down long, winding lanes ... but Silver Street Farm is different - it's right in the middle of a town!

A powerful and beautifully illustrated story about migration and the meaning of home, from the award-winning team behind The Promise. A breathtaking new picture book by children's author Nicola Davies, illustrated by Laura Carlin, winner of the Bratislava Illustration Biennale and the Bologna Ragazzi Prize for Illustration. Starting a new life in a new country, a young boy feels lost and alone - until he meets an old man who keeps racing pigeons. Together they pin their hopes on a race across Europe and the special bird they believe can win it: King of the Sky. Nicola Davies' beautiful story - an immigrant's tale with a powerful resonance in our troubled times - is illustrated by an artist who makes the world anew with every picture. A musical adaptation of King of the Sky has already met with success on the stage, shown two years running at the Hay Festival and due to tour Welsh theatres next spring

Nicola Davies and Jenni Desmond's first collaboration: a spell-binding tour of Planet Earth and an important rallying cry.Where on Earth are you, right now? It’s late where I am and almost everyone’s asleep, but I’m awake, looking out into the night. Wondering… As the clock starts striking midnight, a little girl and her sister visit animals of every shape and size, all around the world – discovering that, in some time-zones, creatures have just started their day, where in others they’re already busy hunting for food. Combining fascinating biology, spectacular artwork and an important climate message, Nicola Davies and Jenni Desmond’s first book together is a magnificent celebration of life on Earth ... and a powerful call to action. “Nicola Davies is one of the best children’s writers in the business.” Huffington Post “Jenni Desmond knows just how to make children’s precious imaginations soar.” Guardian

Exploring the fascinating world of animal communication, this guide delves into the unique ways different species express themselves. From the flirtation tactics of stinkbugs to the authoritative buzz of bees and the warning signals of pandas, the book offers a playful yet informative look at how animals convey messages. The celebrated duo behind this work presents a captivating blend of humor and science, making it an engaging read for animal lovers and curious minds alike.

This volume is one of the four simple novelty titles in the 'Uncover and Discover' series that explores aspects of animal life for very young children. This book looks at animal behaviour in an enjoyable and friendly way with strong text from writer and biologist Nicola Davies accompanied by artwork and lift-the-flap spreads.

A heartfelt story from the author of King of the Sky, The Day War Came and The Promise, with an important point to make about male mental health.Javier has a secret. On one of his fathers fishing trips, he finds an albatross caught on the hooks alive, if only barely. Against his fathers orders, Javier smuggles the bird to safety and begins nursing it back to health. Every day the albatross accepts a little more food, but she shows no sign of wanting to use her wings. And if Javier's new friend refuses to fly, how will she ever find her way home With words by award-winning author Nicola Davies and dramatic watercolours by Salvatore Rubbino, this is a beautiful story about the power of empathy. "Nicola Davies is one of the best children's writers in the business." Huffington Post

Harlon must protect her younger siblings Ash and Xeno, and their outlawed power of communicating with animals. But when the sinister Automators attack their mountain home, they are separated. In a thrilling, dangerous adventure, each must journey alone through ice fields, forests and oceans to try to find the others and fulfil a mysterious promise.

This is How the Change Begins is a collection of six illuminating poems inspired by the growing threat of climate change. Including background notes on the themes behind them, each poem has been typographically designed and arranged to best communicate these essential messages.

Some farms are up in the hills ... or down long, winding lanes ... but Silver Street Farm is different - it's right in the middle of a town!

A bold, bright and fascinating Nature Storybook about one of the world's most hated creatures - the snake!

The story of a boy who struggles to accept his new born sister, when she is not what he expected. But the swifts which swoop over his home help to show him that she is truly perfect. 'Perfect' is a remarkable story about anticipation and disappointment, acceptance and love, and the power of nature in all our lives.

Some farms are up in the hills ... or down long, winding lanes ... but Silver Street Farm is different - it's right in the middle of a town!

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Set in a mystical realm where the ocean and land intertwine, the story features a unique bond between a seal and a fisherman as they share songs under a luminous moon. This tale delves into the profound and sometimes unsettling aspects of humanity's relationship with nature, inviting readers to experience a blend of enchantment and eerie sensations.

Filled with intriguing facts and a healthy dose of gross-out elements, this book captivates readers of all ages. Its engaging content is designed to spark curiosity and encourage exploration, making it an entertaining read that keeps both kids and adults eagerly turning the pages.

The book showcases the diverse and vibrant life in our skies, highlighting various flying creatures such as bats, birds, bees, and beetles. It delves into the fascinating reasons behind animal flight, combining engaging facts with stunning illustrations. Award-winning author Nicola Davies invites readers to discover the wonders of aerial life, making it an informative and visually captivating exploration of nature.

Some farms are up in the hills ... or down long, winding lanes ... but Silver Street Farm is different - it's right in the middle of a town!

Get to know these rare and beautiful birds in this warmly illustrated non- fiction picture book.

Discover the delights of nature with zoologist, poet and top children's book author, Nicola Davies. Follow her young adventurer as she treks through the jungle, dives deep down into the sea and climbs high up into the trees. The Word Bird features birds of all shapes, sizes and colors.