David Salariya

The stories of ancient Greece are still as vivid as they always were. This book retells in words and pictures five of the greatest stories ever told. Each section begins with an introduction to the characters to make the story easier to follow.

This title introduces the reader to the whole range of Arctic animals, from the seriously scary polar bear to the smaller creatures on which it preys.

This title explores the life and times of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as we approach her 2012 diamond jubilee.

Flip the flaps to see what happens next! Illustrations using the device of split pages reveal the development of a subject over time. Each image is taken from the same viewpoint, so children can follow the changes taking place.

'Avoid Being on Apollo 13!' is an ideal text for shared and guided reading for Key Stage 2 pupils within the framework of the National Literacy Strategy.

An informative account of the vibrant history of Scotland, from its earliest inhabitants to the 14th century. The book celebrates the cultural achievements of the Scottish, giving an up-to-date and objective account of the nation's history.

This is an informative account of the vibrant history of Ireland, from its earliest inhabitants onwards. The book celebrates the cultural achievements of the Irish, giving an up-to-date and objective account of the nation's history.

This entertaining series investigates the more grisly aspects of natural history. 'Bats' is packed with facts written in an accessible question and answer format.

The books in 'The Danger Zone' series transport the reader back to the grisliest times and places in history. The first-person narrative puts the reader in the shoes of some of the most unfortunate people ever to have lived - from pyramid builders to viking explorers, and from medieval knights to the crew of the Titanic.

This title reveals the grim truth behind the greatest empire of all time - from the evil emperor who made murder a sport to the gruesome and gory gladiator fights which kept the blood-thirsty Romans entertained.