Katie Dicker Livres

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"Describes the characteristics of the Siberian Husky and how to care for it"--

Throughout history people have committed terrible crimes. Some criminals are caught and brought to justice, but others are never found and leave cases that remain unsolved. Unsolved Crimes takes us on a fascinating journey into the criminal world. From undetectable poisons, and kidnapping that ended in tragedy, to a hijack mystery that has never been solved-these accounts are strange and amazing. Book jacket.

"Young readers get to examine the life of the turkey from the perspective of the farmer and the animal itself. Fun facts and illustrations teach readers about the life of the farm animal, and show different breeds from around the world. The books also explain food and other products that the animals provide."

"Young readers get to examine the life of the goat from the perspective of the farmer and the animal itself. Fun facts and illustrations teach readers about the life of the farm animal, and show different breeds from around the world. The books also explain food and other products that the animals provide."

Exploring the food supply chain, this book highlights the concepts of fair trade and the connection between eating habits and health. It features debate boxes and contemporary case studies, encouraging readers to consider the environmental consequences of their food choices.

A fascinating exploration of structures of government and rule around the world

This is an early years information book which helps children to explore basic numeracy challenges such as number recognition, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

How do you perceive the world? Learn about and explore your five senses in lots of fun simple ways.

Garden encourages children to investigate a garden whatever the weather--from planting seeds in spring to feeding birds in winter. Children are introduced to gardening tools and techniques, and to the creatures found near ponds, grass, flowers, and soil. They are also encouraged to use the garden as a place to play and to enjoy time with family and friends.