A young child's introduction to human reproduction, first published in hardback in 1997, which follows the first nine months of a childs life within its mothers womb. Ideal for National Curriculum Key Stage 1-2. Illustrated in full colour by Brita Granstrom.

Why was this amazing monument erected? How did our Stone-Age ancestors bring such massive stones to the site from so far away? How did they raise the enormous stones to their upright positions? What was Stonehenge used for, and who lived around the site? With captions and pictures, and using up-to-the-minute research discoveries, this book tells the incredible true story of this awe-inspiring monument - one of the greatest ancient sites in the world.

The latest Wonderwise title takes us back in time to the Stone Age, when people dressed in skins and hunted for woolly mammoths. We discover all about how Stone Age people lived, the tools they used and the food they ate.

While sitting round a campfire, some children decide to build a house. Each child comes up with a different idea of what house they might build, and how. This 'Wonderwise' title introduces the sorts of houses people live in around the world.

A highly-illustrated retelling of the Bronte sisters life in Haworth in the Yorkshire Dales told from Charlotte Bronte's point of view