Most Popular Books by Jacqui Bailey

A brand new edition of A Drop in the Ocean from the Science Works series, featuring lively storytelling and fun, engaging illustrations to aid children in their learning. Our world is full of water. We swim in it. We Swallow it. We are even made of it (mostly). In this revised edition from Jacqui Bailey, we follow the passage of a water droplet, from the time when it evaporates from the ocean and becomes the water vapour that makes up clouds to the moment it falls as rain. We learn how water is cleaned and used before being returned once again to this never-ending cycle. This book also contains an experiment, more great facts to know, useful websites and an index. Book band: Lime Ideal for KS2.

A straightforward and friendly introduction to what will happen to you, physically and emotionally, when puberty strikes

Follows the sun from dawn to dusk to explain how light rays travel, how shadows are formed, how the moon lights up the night sky, and more. Includes activity.

This friendly book talks to teens in their own language, discussing such issues as puberty, coping with controlling parents, menstruation, dating and sexual activity, contraception, pregnancy, and more. Illustrations.

A brand new edition of The Rock Factory from the Science Works series, featuring lively storytelling and fun, engaging illustrations to aid children in their learning. Deep down underground the Earth''s rock factory is mixing and melting, and squeezing and stirring, and baking and making rocks. In this revised edition from Jacqui Bailey, The Rock Factory tells the story of how a special sort of stone formed deep inside the Earth, and came to the surface thousands of millions of years later. The Rock Factory looks at how minerals turn into rock crystals, how the Earth is structured and how volcanoes happen. This book also contains an experiment, useful websites and an index. Book band: Lime Ideal for KS2.

A brand new edition of Charging About from the Science Works series, featuring lively storytelling and fun, engaging illustrations to aid children in their learning. Press a button, flick a switch, turn a knob and zap . . . something amazing happens. You have music, light, heat, hairdryers - all because of electricity. In this revised edition from Jacqui Bailey, we follow the story of how electrical energy is generated in a power station, how it travels through pylons, power cables and wires until it reaches towns and homes. We learn how electrical current is created and how it is made safe. This book also contains an experiment, more great facts to know, useful websites and an index. Book band: Brown Ideal for KS2.

Originally published: London: A & C Black, 2003.

Discusses the force of gravity and its effects on Earth and in space.

A brand new edition of Monster Stones from the Science Works series, featuring lively storytelling and fun, engaging illustrations to aid children in their learning. Millions of years ago, a hungry dinosaur did something daft and died in a river. What happened next is one of the oldest stories in the world – the dinosaur became a FOSSIL. This book takes the reader back millions of years to tell the story of a dinosaur''s death. Through this story, we discover how fossils are formed. We also learn how they are discovered, removed, researched and preserved in museums. This book also contains an experiment, more great facts to know, useful websites and an index. Book band: Lime Ideal for KS2.

Describes how the bones of a dinosaur became fossilized, were discovered by a paleontologist, and were ultimately displayed in a museum. Includes activity.

Elizabeth II''s Reign examines the recent history of Britain. Exploring the Britain the Queen was born into and took over when her reign began, the Commonwealth, changing social times / family, fashion, technology and work the book builds up a picture of how life in Britain has changed. The book is bought alive with humourous cartoon and by memories in the form of quotes from people who remember the events and changes from the past 60 years. It is illustrated with pictures of the Queen and the Royal family and historical photos of life in Britain. With panels of facts about the Queen and the Royal Family, this is a great read for children and young adults in the year of the Queen''s Diamond Jubilee. Contents include: Sixty years on the throne The end of the War (Rationing; marriages and births; a crumbling Empire; united for peace) A new Queen (King for a year; the Queen''s father; coronation day; open to the public; good times...and bad) Family life (getting married; seen not heard; school days; pass or fail; all together; women''s rights; all sorts of families; somewhere to live; instant houses; building blocks) Healthier and wealthier (paying the price; health for free; changing jobs; haves and have nots; the poverty line; going places; travelling by train; on the roads; it''s good to talk; talking and walking, using computers) The way we live (a changing population; favourite food; super shops; well dressed; minis, bell-bottoms and safety pins; at the movies; what''s on the box; from ballroom to the Beatles; festival time; by the seaside; packaged up) Looking ahead Timeline; further information Index

Did you know that all plants and animals are connected through a food chain! All living things rely on one another to survive--but who is at the top of the food chain? Read and find out!

A refreshing take on today''s green issues which is both provocative and positive

A non-fiction book for children

A non-fiction book for children

Learn how weather and water wear away rocks.

This vibrantly zany book takes a light-hearted but fact-filled look at the early history of the Earth.

Presents information about breathing, discussing the main organs of the body''s respiratory system, their functions in inhaling and exhaling, the composition of air, and ways in which the lungs can be kept healthy.

Provides information about the history of drugs and the reasons that people take drugs.

Abortion is a widely debated topic. Some people view abortion as murder, while others argue that abortion is necessary for the survival of women. Readers will be looking at both sides of the argument as this volume explores the deeply polarizing subject.

Presents information about how human beings move, discussing bones and muscles, what happens when they break or get strained, and how to keep them healthy and working effectively.

Presents information about eating, discussing how food gets from the mouth to the rest of the body and the importance of a balanced diet.

Well-annotated diagrams and vibrant photographs show both the internal and external workings of the circulatory system.

Presents information about how human beings develop and grow from conception to adulthood, discussing how babies are made, animal life cycles, and how to take care of oneself.

Deals with the tough topic of youth crime that young people face in the day-to-day life.

Discusses how the senses work and how to make sure that they do not get damaged.

"A visual guide to the world''s most incredible creatures"--Cover

Presents an overview of the animal kingdom by briefly touching on such topics as families, cities, hibernation, wings, living in snow and ice, plankton, and extinct animals.

Key science topics explored through active investigation promoting good science practice