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Книги издательства «Usborne»
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«This classic flap book in the «See Inside» series is brought to life with a new sound panel. Venture onto the high seas in this illustrated book that explores the history of the pirates and bloodthirsty buccaneers of the 18th century. Sounds help bring the pictures to life. Children won't be able to resist pushing the buttons to hear the noises, including cannons being fired, a sword fight on deck, a ship on fire, pirates cackling, a tavern brawl, a sinking ship and a spooky ghost-pirate laugh to end on. The book contains over seventy flaps, which children can lift to delve further into the world of pirates, parrots, pieces of eight and barrels of rum. In addition to being hugely entertaining, this book is also immensely informative and is packed with accurate historical information.» |
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A lively story with humorous illustrations, ideal for children who are beginning to read for themselves, or for reading aloud together. With simple rhyming text and phonic repetition, this book is specially designed to develop essential language and early reading skills. Also includes guidance notes for parents at the back of the book. |
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This new reduced edition of one of the titles in the hugely popular Things to Make and Do series is packed with amazing wizardy things to make and do. Budding wizards will find a multitude of enchanting activities in this book that are sure to keep their imaginations occupied, including black cats, warty toads, a bubbling cauldron collage, a starry pointed hat, the essential magic wand and a glittery chain of spooky spells. Every activity is clearly and vividly illustrated with easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions and large photographs of the end result. It contains over a hundred silver stickers that can be added to the activities contained in this book or used to create original scenes of magic and sorcery. |
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A humorously illustrated picture book for beginner readers — great fun to read aloud together. The ants are feeling a bit chilly — can Mouse help with her knitting skills? Features simple rhyming text and phonic repetition specially designed to develop essential language and early reading skills. |
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A thought-provoking book offering a balanced exploration of the beliefs, history and customs of the major world religions and many lesser-known faiths. Beautiful photographs and engaging illustrations, maps and diagrams compliment the informative text. |
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Follow the magical adventures of the Owl and the Pussycat in this illustrated book, written especially for children who are learning to read. |
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This is a brand new addition to Usborne Young Reading Series 2, which is aimed at children whose reading ability is beginning to grow, and helps build confidence and ability. It is a tale of mistaken identity in which a poor young boy named Tom is mistaken for the young Edward VI, and the two boys discover what life is like when the tables are turned. It is beautifully illustrated by Katie Pamment. It is developed in consultation with Alison Kelly, senior lecturer in education and an early reading specialist from Roehampton University. |
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Children can discover what life was like in Roman times, through the images, motifs and colours typical of Ancient Rome. With lots of snippets of information about the period, from the gods that the Romans worshipped to the colours they used to decorate their homes and artefacts, this book offers an accessible way to learn about history. |
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Before they can learn to write, little children need lots of practice with pen control, and this book provides plenty of opportunities for that, as they can complete the various activities again and again, using the special wipe-clean pen provided. Includes mazes, dot-to-dot, things to draw and more. |
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Before they can learn to write, little children need lots of practice with pen control, and this book provides plenty of opportunities for that as children can take part in lots of pirate themed activities, such as dot-to-dots, mazes and spot the difference, using the special wipe-clean pen provided. |
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Leo Tolstoy's epic Russian classic, retold in just 64 pages. First published in 1869, this novel is one of the most famous books in the world, and this simple but atmospheric retelling now makes it accessible for young readers. Set in Russia following the French invasion of Russia in 1812, as the Tsarist regime is succeeded by the Napoleonic era. |
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A charming and colourful picture wordbook about life on a farm, ideal for teaching babies and young children farm-related words. Scenes include the farmyard, in the fields, milking time, the henhouse, the vegetable garden and the farm at night. This is a book perfect for sharing or for a child to enjoy alone. |
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Find out what it was like to be a Viking, and learn about Viking homes, feasts, boats, gods and much more in this fascinating book. Written with the help of a reading expert, the book includes short, informative text, vivid, full colour illustrations and photographs on every page. |
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This book encourages children to talk about different parts of a kitten, including her long furry tail, squashy paws and tufty ears, before finding out what she likes to do all day. |
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This picture book takes the reader on a journey all the way through the sea from one shore to another far across the world. From a bustling bright coral reef (by day and by night), out into the open sea to swim alongside giant whales, and diving down and down to discover what lives in the deepest darkest part of the ocean. This book introduces a child to the wonders of the sea and all kinds of sealife. The stunning images and lyrical text will leave a lasting impression, and can be treasured again and again. |
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An attractive first word book, with lots of familiar things to spot and talk about. Helps to build young children's vocabularly and the essential acquisition of language skills. Part of a great-value collection of essential books — which every child should have. |
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Real life stories and fascinating facts about the origins of some of the most important scientific discoveries in history. |
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