This series provides Grade 6 with 48 pages each of detail on global migration patterns. Paul Challen's 'Migration in the 21st Century', Natalie Hyde's 'Population Patterns', and Ceri Oeppen's 'Hopes, Needs, Rights & Laws' each examine motivation, experience, and impact of human migration patterns around the world.

Explore the fascinating life cycle of the salmon, from river life to the big oceans and back to where they hatched, in this highly photographic information book by Sally Morgan. Follow the fish from their very early stages through their journey to adulthood, and find out how other creatures' journeys through life compare.

Your brain controls everything you do from your movement to your senses and even your thoughts and decisions. Complete with detailed diagrams, discover how this important part of your body works, and how you can look after it.

Emerald/Band 15 books provide a widening range of genres including science fiction and biography, prompting more ways to respond to texts.

Text type: An information book

Curriculum links: Science"

Each day we use all of our five senses. We see people, hear sounds, touch objects, smell odours and taste food. Filled with diagrams and photos, this information book by award-winning author Sally Morgan looks at each of our senses in turn and explains how they work and why they are so important.

White/Band 10 books have more complex sentences and figurative language.
Text type: An information book
Curriculum links: Science: Ourselves; Sound and hearing"

This photographic instruction book shows children how to keep worms as pets and take care of them correctly, including how to house them and what to feed them.

This photographic instruction book shows children how to keep worms as pets and take care of them correctly, including how to house them and what to feed them.

Yellow/Band 3 books offer varied sentence structure and natural language

Children can recap the stages of how to make a home for their worm on pages 14 15.

Text type: A simple instruction book

Curriculum links: Citizenship: Animals and...

The Sunday Times bestselling memoir, My Physic Life by Sally Morgan. Sally Morgan is an ordinary woman with an extraordinary gift: she can communicate with the dead. Her first psychic experience was when she heard voices when she was just nine months old. She saw her first ghost when she was five. Since then she has been speaking to spirits and passing on their messages, hopes and fears to the living with astonishing accuracy. It took a personal disaster in Sally's life to understand how to take control of the mysteries of the spirit world and become a professional medium. She has now done...

Sally Morgan, the much-loved psychic, explores the process of grieving and the earth-shattering feeling that comes from losing someone close to us. She draws from her own experience, as well as from the hundreds of people whom she has counselled over the years.

You don't need a huge parcel of land to start your own mini-farm and live more self-sufficiently. With an acre, or even a half-acre, you can juggle a job, family, and still grow fruit and veg and even have some chickens, pigs or sheep. Morgan takes the reader through the basics of a starting your own homestead, including planning and setting up, growing your own fruit and vegetables, keeping chickens, pigs and sheep all while making use of sustainable and organic principles. This inspirational book is perfect for anyone who aspires to take control of their food supply, or who wants to do more...

All living things need food to survive. Find out who eats whom, and how we all link together to form a food chain. Ruby/Band 14 books give increasing opportunities for children to develop their skills of inference and deduction. Text type: an information book Curriculum links: science, geography"

David Attenborough has dedicated his life to nature. Through his television programmes he has brought amazing wildlife into our homes and helped us to understand more about the world. Find out all about his incredible life.