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Welcome to a unique series of nature-based children''s adventure stories, featuring photos of real wild animals taken in nature!Mister Bigflop is a special hare. He is curious and clever, thoughtful and brave. He can hop fast and far, and is always willing to help a friend in need. That''s why he''s made friends with all kinds of animals -- including some that are much taller and smaller, and some that wouldn''t usually think twice about a jackrabbit like him. In this adventure his friend Lily moose calls for help when she realizes there may not be enough mud for her daughter Ellie to eat. Written by professional science communicators (and enthusiastic nature photographers) to teach real animal behaviours in a fun and engaging way, this story can be read to or by children with an interest in nature, adventure, and helping friends in need! Please note: all photos are original and were digitally composited to suit this story. No domesticated or captive animals were photographed, and the wild animals were not lured, fed, or disturbed as part of the photography process. Mister Bigflop is an urban-dwelling hare who enjoys regular snacks of grass, clover, and fallen birdseed in the authors'' backyard.

Chaos threatens to engulf two worlds. Emily's uprising has drawn the support of many Champions, forcing the British Empire and the United States to take extreme measures to prevent a rebellion. But in acting to maintain 'civilization', are the governments of Earth proving their adversary correct?As Alex, Stephanie and Strong cope with the aftermath of 1943, they must also help ensure that Emily's movement finds no purchase. Together with George, Constance, Elspeth, and their colleagues in Jimmystown they must hunt down and capture rogue Champions, while also seeking the truth behind the rebellion. Because even as Emily seeks revenge for slights against Champions everywhere, another agenda might be at work -- one that only the renegade's son, Robert Waller, may be able to shed light upon. Who has truly staged this conflict, and drawn its battle lines?

The sixth novel in the Equations series: The galaxy reels from the shocking return of Omega. Genesis is gone, the haggard remnants of its human civilization barely escaping infection and slavery at the hands of the mutated, sentient plague. Freetown, Gibraltar, New Halifax, Krogg 'A', and Earth must now desperately prepare to defend themselves, while Elandra Caine seeks a cure. The key to that cure might be aboard ENS Renown, but that vessel is trapped outside the Earth Galaxy, and is being chased by Omega's ships. Newly-appointed Supreme Consul Setter Caine finds the situation grim. Omega is the supposed 'God' of the Earthers, and by studying the Krogg War, he has learned much about the way his creations make war. He intends to use this knowledge to gain his revenge...

The third novel in the Equations series: Though the situation at Genesis is stabilized, the Earthers and humans remain at war with the Kroggs. After nine months of fighting, the Allied Fleets find themselves at the end of a dangerously long supply line, and are forced to rely on their new base at Gibraltar. The Kroggs, however, are growing increasingly aggressive; as First Lord Setter Caine discovers, they are aware of the Allied weaknesses, and are ready to exploit them. Only unconventional strategies from officers like Savanna Felix, Fox Magnus, and Draco Maximane can save the front lines from collapse.But while the fate of the Allied advance hangs in the balance, ArcBrigadier Patrick Conroy is damned by the tides of war, forcing ArcGeneral Sarah Manchester and the renegade Freetown privateers to make hard decisions...