Soak up the shocks, horrors and sensations of the greatest civilisation of the Ancient World. Read all about it in the Egyptian Echo - a fresh and lively look at history, written and designed to look like a tabloid newspaper. This hardback non-fiction book is perfect for libraries and schools. Also available in paperback, 9780746027516.

Want to know what was happening in the world before the arrival of the first civilizations? Then read all about it in The Stone Age Sentinel - a fresh and lively look at prehistoric times, cunningly disguised as a tabloid newspaper. Covering a mere four million years, it's packed full of facts and humour. Perfect for libraries and schools, this hardback non-fiction book includes a contents page and an index. Also available in paperback, ISBN 9780746069004.

A concise and concise account of the Second World War, published in association with the Imperial War Museums. Examines the causes of the war, its great battles and catastrophes, as well as how the struggle affected nations and people all over the world. Features vivid illustrations, original photographs, timelines, maps and fact boxes.

It is July 1945, Hitler's Third Reich has fallen, and Berlin is in ruins. Living on the edge of survival in the cellar of an abandoned hospital, Otto and his ragtag gang of kids have banded together in the desperate, bombed-out city. The war may be over, but danger lurks in the shadows of the wreckage as Otto and his friends find themselves caught between invading armies, ruthless rival gangs and a strange Nazi war criminal who stalks them ... A climactic story of truth, friendship and survival against the odds, Wolf Children will thrill readers of Michael Morpurgo and John Boyne.