New Releases by Jo Readman

"George shows how he saves electricity, recycles, and repairs things to improve the world around him."--Provided by publisher.

An interactive guidebook for every child visitor to the Eden Project. With full colour illustrations, it includes activities, maps and a trail to follow.

Grandpa shows George and his sister how plants from all over the world affect their daily lives, from the food they eat to the rubber in their bicycle tires and wood in their toys. Includes brief factual information about various plants. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Soil is our greatest garden asset. This book contains information to help you get to know and work with it. It looks at soil structure and how soil ''works'', explains how to identify different soil types and gives advice on how to care for and manage your soil.

A guide to growing, cooking and preserving fruit. Tied to a Channel 4 television series, the book also describes the health and cosmetic benefits of fruit, and includes recipes, a history of individual fruits, and facts, anecdotes and oddities.

Organic gardening is fun. It is not just about growing plants without chemicals, but about working with nature and getting the creatures in your garden to help you. This colourful book is packed with easy and exciting projects to help you start your own natural garden.

This is a truly practical book on gardening, with questions, quizzes, and projects such as growing potatoes in a tyre.