Your backyard is buzzing—meet the wild, weird, wonderful neighbours you never noticed.Grab your explorer hat and magnifying glass—your home and garden are packed with tiny oddballs and mighty misfits! Meet porch-loving hornets, wall-munching termites, shiny skinks sunbathing, poop-rolling beetles, glowing fireflies, rainbow-coloured guppies and even a fish that seems to know how to walk.Some of these critters work hard, some are champion nappers, some have lo...

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A sitola match between two rival schools is more than a game for Nanka-if they lose, he and his father have to leave town! Can Nanka and his unlikely teammates do it?

The call of the wild Hudhud is horrible to everyone. He polishes off his classmates' lunches, plays cruel pranks on his teachers and troubles innocent creatures. Until his strange new history teacher decides to set him straight. The lesson? A curse! Now Hudhud must roam the vast earth . . . with-and as-the greatest migratory animals. His goal? To find the answer to all wrongs. And so begins Hudhud's remarkable journey: as a blue whale calf separated from his mother in the deep; as a trusti...

Khalid's cat Gupshup has run away to a prison. An open prison, it is called, but everyone knows that prisons are full of horrible, evil people. Or are they? And how on earth will Khalid get Gupshup home?

Tales from the Wild is a collection of fascinating short stories for the growing children. The prime focus is on the thrills, delights, life cycles and conservation of the wild. Nature facts are vividly blended in the tales of quest, mystery, adventure and mythology. The book lucidly presents a rich and engrossing account of fauna; and readers, once through the tales, make a feel of bond between the animals and Nature. What is more significant in this book is: the tales are sometimes humorous...

Good friends come in all shapes and sizes!Unlikely Friendships, the runaway New York Times bestseller with a compelling message of hope and friendship and differences overcome, is rewritten just for younger readers. This hardcover chapter book for children ages seven and up collects five heartwarming true stories of animal friendship: Koko the gorilla and her favorite kittens, a dog who swims with dolphins, a zebra who cares for a young gazelle, a baby warthog who...

In this latest collection of beautifully illustrated, easy-to-read fables, Robert James Challenger continues to teach children practical, moral lessons about life in today's complicated world. Owl shows Grandson that a problem will only go away when each person involved becomes part of the solution. Little Mallard Duck finds out the hard way that things change over time, and that even when we think we are not ready, it may be time to move on. Steelhead Trout learns that instead of swimming...

"Dragoon felt the chilling breeze rush through the vast camp. He twitched his thin whiskers and continued to walk through the golden dust. He stopped when he reached the restless sea, and he deeply breathed in the salty marine air. Something wasn’t right... Darkness soon shall fall, flood shall come, evil will invade, but there shall be true-hearted heroes who have the power to end the malice." OneFoot and Monk are two flawed feline protagonists that are living in a seemingly utopian parad...

Around the beginning of the common era, Indian Buddhists began to collect fables, or jataka tales, illuminating various human virtues and foibles—from kindness, cooperation, loyalty and self-discipline on the one hand to greed, pride, foolishness, and treachery on the other. Instead of populating these stories with people, they cast the animals of their immediate environment in the leading roles—which may have given the tales a universal appeal that helped them travel around the world, sur...

This collection contains four stories of animals, trees, hunters and folklore

A classic, essential read by master storyteller Daniel Pennac, with a foreword by Michael Morpurgo.The wolf has lost nearly everything on his journey to the zoo, including an eye and his beloved pack. The boy too has lost much and seen many terrible things. They stand eye to eye on either side of the wolf's enclosure and, slowly, each makes his own extraordinary story known to the other...