Alex Woolf

Illustrates through photographs from the National Archives what prisons were like at the turn of the 19th century and up to the mid 20th century and what life was like for inmates.

When Shakespeare is abducted, Alice and Tom must go undercover to foil a Catholic plot to foment revolution and kill the king.

Gives facts and information about the science behind spacecraft and space flight.

'The World Wars' is a series of children's books that explore the causes, events and outcomes of the two major conflicts of the 20th-century. This text explores the strategies, technology and long-term consequences of the Battle of Britain.

When Joe Smallwood goes to stay with his Uncle Theo and cousin Maya life seems dull until he finds a strange smartphone nestling beside a gravestone. The phone enables Joe and Maya to become time-travelling detectives and takes them on an exciting adventure back to Victorian times. Can they save innocent maidservant Maddie Musgrove from the gallows?

This series looks in colourful close-up at the way animals attack their prey and defend themselves against predators. Each book looks at a different species and features large dramatic photos.

This title helps children to develop critical thinking and debating skills. It examines the topic of the internet and social media in a lively and accessible way, with information presented to help readers deliberate, debate, and decide for themselves.

This series follows an intrepid traveller's fictitious journey through some of the most exciting, dangerous and inhospitable places on Earth, to discover animal and plant life, landscape and climate, and negotiate perilous survival situations!

A look at the flora and fauna of the Amazon rainforest - from the emergent layer at the top to the river that gives the forest it's name - and at the challenges being faced by them.