Oxford University Press

We're at the station. We're off to explore shapes, playtime and so much more. All aboard everyone! This fun-filled story introduces shape recognition, a key early learning skill. With lots of things to spot and describe on every page, it is perfect to share again and again with young children.

We're at the station. We're off to have fun with sounds, the weather, and the seasons. All aboard everyone! This fun-filled story, which gently explores early learning concepts, is great to share with very young children. With lots of things to spot and describe on every page, this brilliant train ride is a trip worth taking again and again.

We're at the station. We're off to have fun with words at the seaside. All aboard everyone! This fun-filled story, which gently explores early learning concepts, is great to share with very young children. With lots of things to spot and describe on every page, this brilliant train ride is a trip worth taking again and again.

In this Very Short Introduction Christina Riggs explores the visual arts produced in Egypt over a span of some 4,000 years. Describing the context and stories behind the objects that fill our museums and galleries, from sculpture and magical implements to whole buildings, Riggs explores the relationship between the ancient world and our own.

In the town of Happyville, the smart devices are listening . . . and they're trying to take over the world! A laugh-out-loud tale of the unexpected with a contemporary twist, from the hilarious Tom McLaughlin, author of the best-selling Accidental Prime Minister.

What causes autism? Is it a genetic disorder, or due to some unknown environmental hazard? Are we facing an epidemic? What are the main symptoms, and how does it relate to Asperger syndrome? This Very Short Introduction answers the key questions and offers a clear statement on what is currently known about autism and Asperger syndrome.

When Millie first started ballet classes she found it quite hard-until she made friends with the ballet bunnies! In this second story Millie's getting ready to perform for the first time, in the gala show! Paws crossed that the ballet bunnies can help her find the confidence to go on stage in front of an audience.