Bøger af Timothy Bradley

In this fascinating nonfiction title, elementary readers are invited to discover terrifying plants and animals of the tropics. Readers will discover what makes poisonous plants so harmful and why dangerous jungle animals are so deadly.

In this adventurous nonfiction title, elementary readers discover poisonous plants and dangerous animals from deserts around the world, including sidewinder snakes, dingoes, desert locusts, and barrel cacti.

This fascinating nonfiction book will allow elementary readers to discover the dangerous and strange creatures of the deep ocean. Learn about strange marine animals, including gulper eels, yeti crabs, and deep-sea lizardfish.

Readers will learn about arachnids, insects, arthropods, and even parasites in this fascinating nonfiction reader. This book will have children eager to learn more about these tiny creatures and the big impact they have on human life!

Blobfish, pangolin, and flower mantis are just a few of the names of the bizarre bugs and animals that readers will learn about in this fascinating nonfiction title.

Find out the truth about our bodies and learn exactly what makes us human in this nonfiction reader! Readers will learn all about gross anatomy, some of the amazing things our bodies can do, and how it performs day-to-day activities.

Featuring detailed photos and images, fascinating facts, and a helpful index and glossary for reference, readers will learn about the way animals of all kinds work together in cities of their very own.

From hermit crabs that make a home out of anything they can find to tiny termites that build tall towers, animals of all kinds are architects! Readers will learn about these animal architects and the things they build for habitation and camouflage.

Enter the world of bug builders! Bugs can build structures that are as complex as the ones that we build! Readers will learn about the amazing things tiny creatures such as silkworms and beetles can build in this inviting nonfiction title.

From Avatar to Toy Story, this nonfiction title explores the history of special effects in movies and television. Featuring TIME content, this purposefully leveled text builds literacy skills while engaging students in reading high-interest content.

Substantial Roman remains were recognised in the area of Queen Victoria Street as early as 1841, by the antiquarian Charles Roach Smith who recorded 'a wall of extraordinary strength', incorporating fragments of sculpted and moulded stone and marble.