Most Popular Books by Sarah Levete

An introductory look at a wide range of topics of interest to the younger reader. A simple series that explores the world around us, providing clear easy-to-read information

Presents events that could or could not be scientifically possible, including dinosaurs returning, traveling through time, and lightening striking twice.

Many people are fascinated by stories of alien sightings and unidentified objects. Some people claim there is a scientific explanation for alien sightings and others insist they are real. Be a mystery solver by reading stories of claimed sightings and use all the evidence to decide what you believe.

The Big Picture series launches with 16 titles for KS1 all about what is going on all around the world,split into four high interest topics. Find out how other people aroundthe world live/lived; extreme animals habitats or weather across theglobe; faraway homes made of ice and much, much more.Each bookwithin this Key Stage 1 series will provide a number of jumping offpoints in a high interest, accessible way, with which to cover the ''bigcurriculum picture''. Eventually backed up by teacher notes comprisingbackground information and teaching notes re: how to use the books tocover statutory national curriculum key skills.Take part in the most famous playground games around the world from the past to present day.Book band: GoldIdeal for ages: 6+

Find out all about one of Britain''s most popular and best-loved comedians. David Williams is a multi-talented star, a successful children''s book author, a famous comedy actor, and star of the smash-hit TV show, Britain''s Got Talent. Discover how David began his comic career, where he finds inspiration for his hilarious children''s books, his important charity work and what the future could hold for this talented funny man. A fantastic resource for biography based project work!

"Make It! inspires readers to follow their passions. Real life examples and hands-on projects encourage readers to explore their skills and imagination"--

Illustrated throughout, with questions at the end of each spread to prompt further teacher-led discussions, this series takes an introductory look at a wide range of topics of interest to the younger reader. This title focuses on natural gas.

This illustrated series encourages children to talk about issues that have an impact on their lives, which increases awareness of their surroundings. This title discusses alcohol.

Talking About Immigration takes a unique look at immigrants all over the world, including how they contribute to a country''s community and culture, and why they may choose to emigrate to another country. Learn to respect and understand others through an exploration of problems immigrants often face, such as racism, persecution and feelings of isolation in their new country.

Presents some of the dangers that exist on the Internet and explains ways to safely use it.

Many people are fascinated by global danger zones such as the Bermuda Triangle, Death Valley and the Boiling River. Be a mystery hunter and find out about the geography and climate of these locations that explain the mysterious events that occur there, and decide whether you would dare venture into these danger zones.

WORK & INDUSTRY / WORLD OF WORK. Ever wondered what it''s like to be a pro footballer? Or maybe you think it is the perfect job for you? Find out all about the highs, the lows, the perks and the hard work that are part of this amazing profession. Get the scoop on what a day in the life of a pro footballer is like, read the 5-minute interview with ex-England player Gary Neville and check out how international soccer star Marta made it to the top!. Ages 9+

Single parent, lone parent, broken, blendedthese are some of the terms used today to describe families that result from a family breakup. It is often hard to understand the feelings and issues that young people experience when they find themselves caught up in a broken family. This tactful volume looks at the issues and feelings triggered by a family breakup. It explores the complicated emotions that a breakup can cause and the methods for dealing with these situations. Sidebars feature statistics about marriage and divorce and family relationships.

"Make It! inspires readers to follow their passions. Real life examples and hands-on projects encourage readers to explore their skills and imagination"--

Helps young children deal with difficult circumstances in life, such as handling jealousy, and provides useful strategies and helpful solutions.

An informative and engaging exploration of key issues that affect children and young teenagers. The series will encourage discussion and debate of the issues and provide guidance and reassurance.

Top Science Myths- You Decide! covers twenty of the most common myths about science. From time travel to sneezing, this book is packed with informative facts so that you can decide for yourself about what is true and what is impossible. This book provides a fresh and exciting insight into scientific enquiry. White Wolves non-fiction brings together incredible tales, fascinating facts and important information covering a wide variety of topics in geography, history and science. Take a trip to ancient Egypt, read about how you can help save the planet, discover how many bones are in a human hand - and much, much more!

Describes the issues of a family breakup, including its effect on the children within the family, the social and legal implications of a breakup, and how to cope with drastic life changes.

This illustrated series encourages children to talk about issues that have an impact on their lives, which increases awareness of their surroundings. This title discusses drugs.

This series explains in detail the workings of the human body and its systems.

Many people are fascinated by famous hoaxes and fakes such as April Fool''s Day prank news stories, fairy photographs and the Cardiff Giant. Be a mystery solver and look at the evidence provided to work out how people achieved them.

Four children share their ideas on the ups and downs of friendship as they talk about not having friends, having arguments with friends and having fun with friends. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Find out about the world of the armed servives - armies, navies and air forces around the world. The book explores the training, operations and lives of these essential servives. Discover if you''ve got what it takes to be in the armed services. Who are the people who defend their countries and what are the skills they employ to do so? Elite Defenders explores the challenging and exciting world of the armed forces, examining how members carry out their jobs, the sacrifices they make and skills they utilise to defend their countries. The series invites children to answer ''Take the Test!'' questions at the end of each chapter, to find out how much they have learnt.

Discusses the natural process of decay in nature''s life cycle, as well as how we can speed along the cycle of decay for man-made products.

Designed to assist and encourage young people when dealing with social issues. Clear text and real life accounts supported by superb colour photography. Ages 8-10.

An introduction to personal safety, which covers a range of aspects of physical and emotional safety including good and bad touches, saying no, bullying at school, eating well, playing safely and out and about. In the HOW DO I FEEL ABOUT series, illustrated in full colour.

Cashing In? explores the rollercoaster world of the banking industry, following its highs and lows, and explaining how this seemingly mysterious world makes its billions. Find out how banks use your money to grow their business, what the global economy is and how it works, why there is so much money to be made in banking and what happens to everyone when this big business goes wrong. Discover the world''s biggest money-making industries and the secrets of their success in Big-time Business. From the pharmaceutical industry and entertainment world through to the business of beauty, banking, social networking and energy, find out why these enterprising worlds have a grip on the global economy and are considered the biggest money-generators on the planet. A high-interest exploration of the business world for 9+ readers.

Presents information on various aspects of weather and its effects on plants and animals.

"Talking about being an immigrant'' explains why someone may move to live permanently in another country. Find out what the word immigrant means, what it feels like to move away from home and to overcome the challenges of being an immigrant." --Back cover.

This illustrated series encourages children to talk about issues that have an impact on their lives, which increases awareness of their surroundings. This title discusses drugs.