Philip Bunting

A természet világa tele van számtalan vad, különös és csodálatos, mindenféle fajú és formájú élőlénnyel. leglustább Ismerd meg a világ leglassúbb emlősét! Nyomozd ki melyik állat eszik korallt. – (És ürít homokot.) És fedezd fel a bolygó legmérgezőbb élőlényeit! – (Semmilyen körülmények közt ne edd meg!)

Small words, big feelings! Each book includes two stories, and each stand-alone tale features a hilarious and relatable friendship story, featuring Ebb (stubborn lover of rocks) and Flo (expert in helping Ebb out of scrapes). Written and illustrated by wife-and-husband team Laura and Philip Bunting; picture book creators who want to bring fun and laughter to reading as a family. Woven into these stories are decodable phonetic words, common tricky words and high-frequency words . . . and lots of adventure! Learn to read! Love to read! Oopsy Daisy When Ebb squashes Flo's flowers, Flo feels sad. And, maybe, a little bit mad. I Want That One Ebb wants a yumball. There are lots of green ones, but Ebb is set on purple. How can Flo help her friend see that all yumballs are yum? 'Ebb and Flo are the friends your child needs by their side on their learn-to-read journey!' - award-winning teacher-librarian Megan Daley, author of Raising Readers Carefully crafted to support literacy and deliciously funny to hook kids on books. Perfect for enjoying together as a read-aloud for pre-readers (ages 4+) and as a read-together for emerging readers and newly independent readers (ages 5 to 8). Relatable stories about the ups and downs of friendship, perfect for helping kids through the early years of school. A series the whole family will love, and enjoy reading again and again. Designed to complement school readers, ideal for home or the classroom.

Small words, big feelings! Each book includes two stories, and each stand-alone tale features a hilarious and relatable friendship story, featuring Ebb (stubborn lover of rocks) and Flo (expert in helping Ebb out of scrapes). Written and illustrated by wife-and-husband team Laura and Philip Bunting; picture book creators who want to bring fun and laughter to reading as a family. Woven into these stories are decodable phonetic words, common tricky words and high-frequency words . . . and lots of adventure! Learn to read! Love to read! Party Pooper When Ebb finds out there are no sweets at a party, he turns into a real party pooper. Cool Beans Flo does not see what is so cool about Ebb's new Cool Beans. 'Ebb and Flo are the friends your child needs by their side on their learn-to-read journey!' - award-winning teacher-librarian Megan Daley, author of Raising Readers Carefully crafted to support literacy and deliciously funny to hook kids on books. Perfect for enjoying together as a read-aloud for pre-readers (ages 4+) and as a read-together for emerging readers and newly independent readers (ages 5 to 8). Relatable stories about the ups and downs of friendship, perfect for helping kids through the early years of school. A series the whole family will love, and enjoy reading again and again. Designed to complement school readers, ideal for home or the classroom.

Welcome to the world of Weirdosaurus... Meet a dinosaur with a built-in megaphone. Spot the one with metre-long, sword-like claws. Say hello to a flying carnivore as tall as a giraffe! This book is bursting with the strangest, silliest and downright weirdest dinosaurs that ever stomped the Earth. From frilly heads to feathery tails, toothy grins to enormous claws, every creature inside is wonderfully odd in its own way. Travel back in time and meet over 80 prehistoric peculiarities, each with its own vital stats, dino scale diagram, Latin name (and how to say it) and some seriously strange features. With Philip Bunting’s hilarious illustrations, cheeky jokes and eye-popping facts, every page is packed with surprises. With well-known favourites and dinosaurs you’ve never heard of, Weirdosaurus is the perfect book for dino-mad kids who love the weird and wonderful. If you thought you knew dinosaurs... think again! 

Told with Philip Bunting’s inimitable wit, this new non-fiction picture book will explore the most fascinating part of the human body, the bit that makes you YOU, your brain. It is pretty easy to argue that the human brain is the most extraordinary thing in the known universe. But there is so much we don’t know about the thing behind our eyes. Where do thoughts come from? Why do we dream? Why have our brains become 10% smaller over the past ten to twelve thousand years? Why do we get brain-freeze? Why!? Okay, that last one … we do know the answer to. But there is much to learn – and much fun to be had – by taking a quick poke around the human brain (which would feel a bit like tofu, or firm jelly, if you did poke it). Your Brilliant Brain dives into the complex and intriguing world inside your head, covering various topics like: The different parts of the brain, from the brain stem to the cerebellum  How neurons, synapses, and nerves function  The senses, emotions, and all the unconscious things your brain does without you even knowing! Memory, learning, and sleep   The nitty gritty, like how the brain has evolved, or what the Basal ganglia does  ... and more!

Bolygónk számtalan vad és csodás állat otthona, és mindegyikük gyönyörűen alkalmazkodott a világ azon kis szegletéhez, ahol él. Ismerd meg a napelemes tengeribárányt! csigát Nyomozd ki, melyik állat utánozza a láncfűrész hangját! Hazug! És derítsd ki, melyik állat bírja ki harminc évig élelem nélkül! (...és lehet, hogy még a Holdon is megél!) Ha van valami, amit mi, emberek megtanulhatunk ezektől a csodálatos nevetséges állatoktól, akkor az az alkalmazkodás fontossága. Ahhoz, hogy szerencsések legyünk az életben, mindannyiunknak alkalmazkodnunk kell a környezetünk változásaihoz és feltételeihez, miközben kihozzuk a legjobbat magunkból és lehetőségeinkből. Te, én, a szentjánosbogarak, a sivatagi rókák és a flamingók - mindannyian azért lehetünk itt, mert túlélő őseink hosszú sora évmilliárdok során képes volt alkalmazkodni. A magunk nemében mindannyian csodálatosak vagyunk (és persze kicsit nevetségesek is).