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- 1.5 billion transport vehicles in the world
- 100 greatest manmade wonders
- 100 inventions that made history : brilliant breakthroughs that shaped our world
- 100 scientists who made history : remarkable scientists who shaped our world
- 100 things to know about science
- 100 things to know about space
- 100 things you should know about science
- 1000 facts on space
- 1000 inventions and discoveries
- 11+ Numerical Reasoning for CEM: Multipart Multiple Choice, Book 1
- 11+ maths study book and parents' guide for the CEM test
- 1900-20, shrinking world
- 50 amazing things kids need to know about maths
- 50 science things to make & do
- 53 1/2 things that changed the world and some that didn't!
- 70 thousand, million, million, million stars in space
- 88 and 1/2 science experiments
- A Roman villa
- A World War II submarine
- A beginner's guide to coding
- A beginner's guide to electricity and magnetism
- A brief illustrated history of science
- A crash course in forces and motion with Max Axiom, super scientist
- A cry in the dark : sound and the science of survival
- A guide to space
- A history of Britain in 12 fashion items
- A maths journey around planet Earth
- A maths journey through space
- A maths journey through the human body
- A metal can
- A mindboggling history of scientists and inventors
- A mindboggling history of scientists and inventors
- A world of computers and coding : discover amazing computers and the power of coding
- AQA Level 2 Certificate in Further Maths - Revision Guide (with Online Edition)
- AQA activate for KS3, Student book 1
- Abacus, Year 6 | Textbook 1
- Activate : question, progress, succeed, 1
- Ada Lovelace
- Ada Lovelace : the fantastically feminist (and totally true) story of the mathematician extraordinaire
- Adding and counting on
- Adding and counting on
- Adding and subtracting
- Adding with ants
- Adventures in Python
- Adventures in space
- Aeroplanes
- Aeroplanes
- Africa
- Albert Einstein
- Albert Einstein and relativity for kids : his life and ideas with 21 activities and thought experiments
- Algorithms & bugs
- Algorithms and bugs
- Algorithms and coding
- Alien neighbours?
- All about electricity
- All about energy
- All about physics
- Amazing materials : solids, liquids and gases
- Amazing science jobs
- Amazing space : far-out facts to impress your friends!
- Amazing transport : journey through the history of transport
- Ambulance rescue
- Amelia Earhart
- An unofficial guide to coding with Minecraft
- Ancient machines
- Aristotle
- Around the world in 80 ways
- Artificial intelligence and humanoid robots
- Artificial intelligence at home and on the go
- Ask a scientist
- Asteroids, comets and meteors
- Asteroids, comets and meteors
- Asteroids, comets and meteors
- Astro-naut aqua-naut
- Astronaut handbook
- Astronomy
- Astronomy
- Astronomy
- Astronomy
- Astrophysics for young people in a hurry
- At the airport : what can you spot?
- Avoid being on Apollo 13!
- Avoid working on a Victorian bridge!
- Awesome algorithms and creative coding
- Awesome arithmetricks
- Awesome matter and materials
- Bang! : sound and how we hear things
- Be the best at maths
- Beat the game
- Being a YouTuber
- Being safe online
- Bell and the science of the telephone
- Bendy and rigid
- Beyond : a solar system voyage
- Beyond the sky : you and the universe
- Beyond the solar system
- Bicycles
- Big and small
- Big machines
- Big machines fly!
- Big machines ride rails!
- Big machines ride rails!
- Black holes
- Black holes and other space oddities
- Black scientists & inventors, Book 1
- Blast off to the moon!
- Boats
- Boats
- Boats
- Bonkers boffins, inventors and other eccentric eggheads
- Book of castles
- Bridges
- Bright sparks : amazing discoveries, inventions & designs by women
- Brilliant ideas from wonderful women
- Brown
- Build your own cars
- Building a castle
- Building projects for beginners
- Building sites
- Bulldozer
- Bulldozers
- Bus driver
- Bus driver
- Buses
- Can you feel the force?
- Car
- Cars
- Cars
- Cars
- Cars
- Cars : facts at your fingertips
- Cars, trains, ships & planes
- Castles
- Castles
- Cats react to science facts
- Chemical chaos
- Chemical reactions
- Chemistry
- Chemistry now!, 11-14
- Children's transport encyclopedia
- Chris Hadfield and the International Space Station
- Circles
- Circles
- Coco Chanel
- Coding
- Coding for beginners using Python
- Coding for kids
- Coding for kids in easy steps
- Coding iPhone apps for kids : a playful introduction to Swift
- Coding in Scratch for beginners
- Coding in the real world
- Coding with Python
- Coding, Level 1
- Coding, Level 2
- Collins maths dictionary
- Collins my first book of science
- Collins my first book of the solar system
- Collins my first book of transport
- Collins primary maths dictionary : illustrated learning support for age 7+
- Comets and asteroids
- Comets, asteroids, and meteors
- Comparing with cats
- Computer coding Python projects for kids
- Computer coding Scratch games made easy
- Computer coding for kids : a unique step-by-step visual guide, from binary code to building games
- Computer coding for kids : a unique step-by-step visual guide, from binary code to building games
- Computer coding projects for kids
- Computer graphics & animation
- Computer networks
- Computer programming : learn it, try it!
- Computers
- Computers and coding
- Computing and coding in the real world
- Cool architecture : filled with fantastic facts for kids of all ages
- Cool stuff
- Could I sit on a cloud? and other questions about science
- Could a robot make my dinner? and other questions about technology
- Counting on Katherine
- Counting on autumn
- Crack the code! : activities, games, and puzzles that reveal the world of coding
- Crafty science
- Crane
- Create an animation with Scratch
- Create an animation with Scratch
- Create your own website or blog
- Creating an app
- Crystals
- Curious Pearl kicks off forces and motion
- Curious questions & answers about the Solar System
- DK Workbooks : Coding in Scratch: Games Workbook
- DK encyclopedia of space
- Day and night
- Design a skyscraper
- Desperate measures
- Destination - space
- Develop helpful apps
- Diary of a pilot
- Diary of a pilot
- Diggers
- Diggers
- Diggers
- Diggers
- Digital technology
- Dinosaur dig
- Discoveries that changed the world
- Dividing
- Dividing
- Do you know about science?
- Dogs in space
- Drones
- Ear-splitting sounds and other vile noises
- Earth
- Earth
- Earth
- Earth and space
- Earth and space
- Edexcel Certificate/International GCSE Chemistry revision guide (with online edition)
- Edwin Hubble
- Electrical engineering : learn it, try it!
- Electrical gadgets
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Electricity
- Electricity and magnetism
- Electricity and magnetism
- Electricity and magnetism
- Electricity and magnetism
- Electronics
- Electronics : present knowledge, future trends
- Electronics projects for beginners
- Emergency vehicles
- Energy
- Energy
- Energy
- Energy technology
- Essential maths, Bk. 7H, Homework
- Eureka! : great inventors and their brilliant brainwaves
- Everyday materials
- Evil inventions
- Excellent engineering
- Experiments with electricity
- Experiments with heating and cooling
- Experiments with magnets
- Experiments with materials
- Exploration of space
- Exploring black holes and other space mysteries
- Exploring space
- Exploring space : from Galileo to the Mars Rover and beyond
- Exploring the moon
- Extreme motorbikes
- Extreme physics
- Famously foul experiments
- Faraday and the science of electricity
- Fashion rookie : the must-have handbook for fashion-forward kids
- Faster, further, higher, deeper : triumphs in transport
- Fatal forces
- Fighter planes
- Fighter planes
- Fighter planes
- Fighting machines
- Fire engines
- First big book of space
- First book of bikes and motorbikes
- First book of diggers and dumpers
- First book of emergency vehicles
- First book of ships and boats
- First how things work encyclopedia
- First man on the moon : 21 July 1969
- First maths glossary
- Flash! : light and how we see things
- Floating and sinking
- Focus on electricity and magnetism
- Food
- Forces
- Forces
- Forces
- Forces
- Forces and magnets
- Forces and magnets
- Forces and motion
- Forces and motion
- Forces and motion
- Forces and motion
- Forces and motion
- Forces and motion : what makes stuff move?
- Forces in action : balance, motion and levers
- Formula one mathematics gold A : year 7
- Fraction frenzy : fractions and decimals
- Freaky food experiments
- Frightening light
- Frightening light
- Frightening light ; : Sounds dreadful
- From Ptolemy's spheres to dark energy : discovering the universe
- From mud huts to skyscrapers : architecture for children
- Fun with maths
- Functional Skills Maths Entry Level 3 - Study & Test Practice
- Funfair fright
- GCSE additional science Edexcel revision guide - higher (with online edition)
- GCSE core science OCR gateway revision guide - foundation (with online edition)
- GCSE core science OCR gateway revision guide - higher (with online edition), Higher revision guide
- GCSE design & technology food technology AQA revision guide
- GCSE design & technology textiles AQA revision guide
- Galaxies & stars
- Galaxies and the runaway universe
- Galileo
- Galileo : "I say - that the Earth moves and the sun stands still"
- Galileo : 'I say, that the Earth moves and the sun stands still'
- Games & puzzles
- Games and animation
- Generating power : turning science into energy
- German supercars : Porsche, Audi, Mercedes
- Get inventing!
- Get the measure : units and measurements
- Getting around by bicycle
- Getting around by train
- Getting around on foot
- Getting around through the years : how transport has changed in living memory
- Getting started
- Girl code : gaming, going viral, and getting it done
- Glaring light and other eye-burning rays
- Glass
- Going digital
- Ground control to Major Tim : the space adventures of Major Tim Peake
- Ground-breaking scientists
- Guaranteed to mash your mind
- Gut-wrenching gravity and other fatal forces
- Helicopters
- Hello world! : computer programming for kids (and other beginners)
- Help your kids with computer science : a unique visual step-by-step guide to computers, coding, and communication
- Hidden figures : the true story of four black women and the space race
- Home lab : exciting experiments for budding scientists
- How big is 43 quintillion?
- How coding works
- How computers work
- How computers work
- How does a lighthouse work?
- How does a network work?
- How does a touch screen work?
- How is a bicycle made?
- How mathematics works
- How nearly everything was invented
- How the universe works
- How things work, Pushes & pulls
- How to be a blogger & vlogger in 10 easy lessons
- How to be a coder
- How to be a space explorer : your out-of-this-world adventure
- How to be an engineer
- How to be good at science, technology & engineering
- How to build rockets
- How to code 2.0 : pushing your skills further with Python
- How to code in 10 easy lessons
- How to design the world's best robot : in 10 simple steps
- How to do maths
- How to do maths & non-verbal reasoning
- How to invent
- How to make a universe with 92 ingredients : an electrifying guide to the elements
- How we get around
- I wonder why soap makes bubbles and other questions about science
- I wonder why the sun rises and other questions about time and seasons
- I'm a Python programmer
- I'm an app developer
- ICT
- ICT
- Illustrated dictionary of chemistry
- Illustrated dictionary of physics
- In the kitchen
- Invent it! : the world's next great invention is inside this book...just add you
- Invention
- Inventions
- Inventions
- Inventions
- Inventions & discoveries
- Inventors and their bright ideas
- Inventors and their bright ideas
- Investigating electricity
- Investigating magnets
- Investigating materials
- Investigating solids
- Iron, chromium and manganese
- Is a blue whale the biggest thing there is?
- Is there life on other planets? : the planets of our Solar System
- Is there life on other planets? : the planets of our solar system
- Is time travel possible?
- Isaac Newton
- Isaac Newton
- Isaac Newton and his apple
- It's all about... spectacular ships
- It's all about... speedy trains
- It's elementary!
- James Watt
- JavaScript for kids : a playful introduction to programming
- Jet planes-- and other fast machines in the air
- Jobs if you like-- computers
- Journey into space
- Journey through the solar system
- Journeys
- Jupiter
- Jupiter and the outer planets
- Jupiter, Neptune and other outer planets
- KS1 magical SATs science revision guide
- KS1 maths : new 2014 curriculum, Practice test papers
- KS1 maths : new 2014 curriculum, Revision guide
- KS1 maths SATs practice test papers : 2018 tests
- KS1 maths revision guide
- KS1 maths targeted study & question book - year 1
- KS1 maths targeted study & question book - year 2
- KS1 science : new 2014 curriculum, Revision and practice
- KS1 science revision and practice
- KS2 Maths Targeted SATs Revision Book - Advanced
- KS2 mathematics arithmetic national test question book
- KS2 mathematics reasoning national test question book
- KS2 maths
- KS2 maths - mental maths buster (with audio tests)
- KS2 maths : new 2014 curriculum, Revision guide
- KS2 maths SAT buster - level 6
- KS2 maths SATs practice test papers : 2018 tests
- KS2 maths is easy, Numbers and calculations
- KS2 maths is easy, Ratio, proportion and algebra
- KS2 maths practice test papers
- KS2 maths targeted study book - year 6
- KS2 maths, Age 10-11
- KS2: Maths is Easy - Geometry, Time and Measurements. In-Depth Revision Advice for Ages 7-11 on the New Sats Curriculum. Achieve 100%
- KS3 maths, Revision guide
- KS3 science, Revision guide
- Katherine Johnson
- Keeping safe online
- Key Stage 1 maths success guide
- Key Stage One science, Study book
- Key Stage Two maths, SATS revision book | Standard level
- Key Stage Two maths, The study book
- Key stage two maths : the important bits