₱20,000.00
This fiction series follows siblings Perri and Archer as they travel through time to return items from their whimsical home, Lost & Found: The Effervescent Emporium of Curiosities. Imaginative illustrations and book design transport readers—and Perri and Archer—to other cultures.
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Ideal for newly independent readers, reluctant readers, and students learning English (ESL), Discovery Encyclopedia is an up-to-date and engaging general A-Z encyclopedia
They’re crawly, they’re creepy, and this series puts readers face to face with them. Through infographics, gross fun facts, and leveled text, readers will discover the lives of these animals and the crucial roles they fill in the world.
Coding and computer basic come alive in the newest instalment of the popular building blocks series. Join Al, Stack, Tasky, and other colorful characters in a graphic-novel style adventure into fundamental concepts in computer science.
Developed in consultation with a coding bootcamp, this series makes complex topics engaging and accessible.
Includes online access to activities that support and enhance learning.
This graphic book-style series offer readers a visual learning experience with unconventional characters designed to make complex science topics fun and easy to understand. Each book pairs humour with real-life examples to help make even the most difficult topics approachable.
Explains the basics of physical geography and earth science to young readers. Stresses the importance of environmentalism and protecting our planet.
Spark a love for physics in young learners with the Building Blocks of Physical Science series! Dive into exciting topics like electricity, energy, force, motion, heat, light, magnetism, gravity, matter, and sound. Colorful illustrations, fun characters, and a graphic novel style make even tricky science ideas easy to grasp. Plus, discover the inspiring stories of scientists like Nikola Tesla, Isaac Newton, and Marie Curie!
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