Beginning with the Battle of Marathon and ending with Desert Storm, Battles that Changed History is a comprehensive overview of one of humanity’s worst habits, war. Read More
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Word Wednesday: “Battles That Changed History”
Category Archives: Word Wednesday
Word Wednesday: ‘Help Your Kids With Computer Science’
It’s Computer Science Education Week so we’re looking at DK’s excellent ‘Help Your Kids With Computer Science.’ Ideal for the whole family. Read More
Word Wednesday: Biography
With December just around the corner, Word Wednesday inevitably turns its eyes toward present giving. In amongst all the frivolity and games ( hopefully lots of games) of the holiday season, there are always opportunities for quieter more thought-inducing gifts Read More
Word Wednesday – Cartography
DK delivers yet another amazing reference book. One that is manna for map Geeks. Check out ‘The History of the World Map by Map.’ Read More
Word Wednesday: 2 Astronomy Books Reviewed
‘Astronomy: The Visual Guide’ and ‘The Univerese Explained.’ Check my review of two great books from two long-serving Astronomy educators. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘The Skies Above My Eyes’
This Week’s Word Is “Skies.” This week’s Word Wednesday features a delightful children’s book that encourages them to look upwards. Commencing with a walk on a busy street, The Skies Above My Eyes moves from street signs, office blocks, and window cleaners before soaring into the heavens, traveling up beyond the edges of the Solar System. From there we head before… Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘The Physics Behind…’ by Russ Swan
‘The Physics Behind…’ looks at the physics behind life’s conveniences. Read it to revel in a wealth of information you didn’t know you didn’t know. Read More
Word Wednesday “My Mixed Emotions”
My Mixed Emotions is an excellent primer on children’s feelings. It’s essential reading for both parents and children. Relax. Breathe. Be happy! Read More
Bonus Word Wednesday: Space Adventure Poster
Awesome retro styling that channels Hergé and ‘Where’s Waldo?’ What’s not to love about the Space Adventure Poster? Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Spacecraft’
Written by a Nasa historian and backed up by detailed diagrams, ‘Spacecraft’ charts the evolution of spaceflight and man’s journey to the stars. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Beyond the Sixth Extinction’
‘Beyond the Sixth Extinction’ imagines how life might evolve after an apocalypse. It’s filled with great science and amazing pop-up sturctures. Read More
Word Wednesday: Dinosaurs – 3 Books Reviewed
This week’s word is “Dinosaur” bringing with it two great dinosaur books and the fun, stylish Dinosaur Bingo. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Absolutely Everything’ by Christopher Lloyd
‘Absolutely Everyhing’ is enthusiasm in book form. Read history as its never been told before in this comprehensive volume of wonder. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Scrapers’ by Zack Scott
Humankind is ever building upward. Check out our review of the ‘Scrapers’ by Zack Scott. A history of the world’s tallest buildings. Read More
Word Wednesday: Midnight Monsters
‘Midnight Monsters’ is paper engineering at its finest. Check out the wild wood, creepy caves, and haunted house but beware what hides within. Read More
Word Wednesday: DK’s ‘Science: A Children’s Encyclopedia’
DK relaunches its Children’s science encyclopedia. Filled with stunning pictures and informative text it’s the perfect school science primer. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘DC Comics: Anatomy of a Metahuman’
‘DC Comics: Anatomy of a Metahuman.’ imagines how Bruce Wayne’s case notes of DC metahumans might look.Who knew he was such a great artist? Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Politics for Beginners’
Usborne’s ‘Politics for Beginners’ is a one-stop politics primer for ages 10 and up. It’s accessible, impartial, and fundamentally important. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Who Owns These Bones?’
Science meets design in the sumptuous ‘Who Owns These Bones?’ It’s a brilliant introduction to the wonders of the bones within us. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Inventions: A Children’s Encyclopedia’
DK strike gold again with ‘Inventions: A Children’s Encyclopedia.’ It’s another great reference book perfect for the family library. Read More
Word Wednesday: #Awkward (A Guide to Growing Up Online)
Online saftey. Always a concern for modern parents. ‘Dr Christian’s Guide to Growing Up Online’ helps your kids stay safe on the internet. Read More
Word Wednesday – ‘How to be Good at Science Technology & Engineering’
Looking for a primer to switch your children on to science? Look know further than DK’s ‘How to be good at Science Technology & Engineering’ Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Hoakes Island’
‘Hoakes Island’ is great looking, easy to access puzzle book that will be great to share with your children this summer. Read More
Word Wednesday: “You Are Awesome” by Matthew Syed
“Practice Makes Awesome” is the mantra from Matthew Syed’s book for ages 11-16. Help your kids unlock their potential with “You Are Awesome.” Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Incredibles 2: The Official Guide’
All great movies deserve a DK official guide. ‘Incredibles 2’ is no exception, so here’s ‘Incredibles 2: The Official Guide’! Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Moth: An Evolution Story’
‘Moth: An Evolution Story’ is a beautifully illustrated book that uses the story of the Peppered Moth to introduce the concept of evolution. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Myth Match’ by Good Wives and Warriors
‘Myth Match’ is a beautiful book filled with fantastic beasts. With its flipbook pages, you can create over 1000 combinations of monster and mythology. Read More
Word Wednesday – Introducing ‘Warhammer Adventures’
The Emperor has come for your children! Games Workshop announces a new book series for 8-12 year-olds, ‘Warhammer Adventures’ Read More
Word Wednesday – DK’s ‘Science Squad’
DK Science Squad is a vibrant science primer for 6 to 11-Year-Olds. Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Maths – They’re the S-Team! Read More
Word Wednesday “We Wear Pants”
‘We Wear Pants’ is a charming children’s book filled with a multitude of animals. It that will engage and entertain your children, whilst posing important questions about the divergence of UK and US English. Read More
