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Deep Dive into Deep Sea (#2 Explore Your World) by Tim Flannery
$26.99 AUD
Category: Encycopaedias, Science, Maths & reference materials | Series: Explore Your World
Get ready to dive into the darkest depths of the sea with real-life explorer and scientist, Professor Tim Flannery. You might think you know about the ocean, but the deep sea is nothing like the beach. Things are WEIRD down there. Who is the giant squid's mortal enemy? Can you see ghosts in the deep se ...Show more
The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Dangerous Animals by Sami Bayly
$32.99 AUD
Category: Animals & Natural World
Dangerous animals get a bad rap, but this beautifully illustrated encyclopaedia helps us appreciate the incredible features of some of our more hair-raising animal species. With more than sixty of the most deadly and dangerous animals from across the world to explore, every page of this beautifully ill ...Show more
The Human Body Survival Guide by George Ivanoff
$24.99 AUD
Category: Encycopaedias, Science, Maths & reference materials
Can you imagine anything more gross than the human body?Seriously, inside and out, it is DISGUSTING! Blood and guts are bad enough, but there is so much more. We burp and fart. We secrete spit and snot and sweat. We pee! We poo! Everywhere we go, we're shedding bits of ourselves. Skin. Hair. Nails. And ...Show more
The Book of Mythical Beasts and Magical Creatures (HB) by Stephen Krensky
$34.99 AUD
Category: History
Enter the enchanting world of mythical creatures and explore the history behind them in this beautifully illustrated compendium for kids. Meet an incredible cast of fictional animals from all around the world. Say hello to Thunderbird flying over North America and learn about the Native American traditi ...Show more
Australia's Wild Weird Wonderful Weather by Stephanie Owen Reeder; Tania Mccartney (Illustrator)
$24.99 AUD
Category: Encycopaedias, Science, Maths & reference materials
Age range 5+Did you know that, in 2009, a massive dust storm in Australia blew red dust and sand all the way to New Zealand, where it turned the glaciers pink? That, in 1899, Cyclone Mahina plucked dolphins out of the ocean in Far North Queensland and deposited them on cliff tops? That it snowed at Ulur ...Show more
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