Earth Sciences, Geography, Environment, Planning

If you've ever wondered how you can make your diet cruelty-free, whether it's ethical to own a pet, or if insects are actually important – this book is for you. Learn how to make the right choices to live a cruelty-free life and demystify the morals and ethics around animals and wildlife.

Written by a founder member of Extinction Rebellion Youth London, this is no greenwashing book – it's an important call to action. A manifesto for how young people can help to save the planet by questioning everything about modern life and acting upon their conclusions.

Paul Farrell's stackable cards are fun for all the family

Now that you've mastered the Overworld, the time has come to brave the perilous Nether and End dimensions. But survival will be even more difficult here and you'll need to up your game if you want to make it back to the Overworld in one piece.

Learn the art of redstone and become a master engineer with the Minecraft Guide to Redstone, and put theory into practice to construct intricate contraptions in Minecraft.

Pick up the basics of the redstone components and their uses, discover how to make working circuits, and create incredibly complex builds using your new skills.

The mysterious world of Minecraft is just waiting to be explored. But danger lurks around every corner and survival can prove difficult for even the bravest adventurer.

Have you ever made mud pies? Or a secret den? Winnie-the-Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore and their friends have come up with 50 outdoor activities they think everyone should enjoy before their 6th birthday.

What makes it rain? How do flowers grow? A great series introducing younger readers to science and nature in the world around them. Children get to examine the physical forces and processes that determine the environment we live in now and in the future such as: the weather, the seasons and the water cycle.

What makes it rain? How do flowers grow? A great series introducing younger readers to science and nature in the world around them. Children get to examine the physical forces and processes that determine the environment we live in now and in the future such as: the weather, the seasons and the water cycle.

Each "Our Lives, Our World" title takes the reader on a tour through a day in the life of four children living in another country. Featuring photographs taken by photographers who live in each country, this series gives real insight into what it is like to live somewhere else.