Insight Editions and Weldon Owen 2022 Children's Backlist Catalog by Insight Editions

2022 BACKLIST CATALOG

Contents Frontlist Highlights 02

Cookbooks 58

Backlist Highlights 04

Novelty 66

Board Books 06

Activity 72

Picture Books 14

Popular Brands 92

Non-Fiction

Insight Comics 118

3+ 19

MandalaEarth 122

4+ 20

Atlases 124

5+ 23

Dictionaries 128

6+ 27

Encyclopedias 130

7+ 30

8+ 34

10+ 50

Frontlist Highlights

SHARKS

ILLUSTRATED BY VAL WALERCZUK WRITTEN BY BARBARA TAYLOR

THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK OF INSECTS AND SPIDERS

THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK OF DRAGONS

pg.38

pg. 38

pg.37

ESCAPE THE MEDIEVAL CASTLE

DINOSAURS: A SPOTTER’S GUIDE

MY FIRST DINOSAUR ATLAS

pg. 34

pg. 29

pg. 20

THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK OF TREASURES: ANCIENT EGYPT

BIG QUESTIONS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE: SPACE

BIG QUESTIONS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE: ANIMALS

HOW DO WE STOP CLIMATE CHANGE?

pg. 36

pg. 27

pg. 35

THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK OF SHARKS

pg.38

THE EXTRAORDINARY BOOK THAT MAKES YOU FEEL HAPPY

pg. 73

HIGHCHAIR U: FIRST 100 WORDS FROM THE 80S

pg. 8

THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK OF EXTINCT ANIMALS

HIGHCHAIR U: FIRST 100 WORDS FROM THE 90S

pg. 8

Frontlist Highlights

DISNEY PRINCESS AFFIRMATION CARDS

STAR WARS AFFIRMATION CARDS

DISNEY PRINCESS: HEALTHY TREATS COOKBOOK

pg. 107

pg. 103

pg. 61

THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS: THE OFFICIAL COOKBOOK & ENTERTAINING GUIDE

AMERICAN GIRL MY HOLIDAY COOKBOOK COLLECTION

AMERICAN GIRL SWEET & SAVORY TREATS

pg. 60

pg. 59

THE X-MAS FILES: SECRETS FROM THE NORTH POLE

STAR WARS: SECRETS OF THE SITH

DISNEY VILLAINS: A PORTRAIT OF EVIL

pg. 15

pg. 103

pg. 106

THE GOONIES: THE ILLUSTRATED STORYBOOK

HASBRO TWISTER: RIGHT HAND HERE

HASBRO CANDY LAND: COLORS

pg. 16

pg. 7

DISNEY VILLAINS: DEVILISHLY DELICIOUS COOKBOOK

pg. 61

AMERICAN GIRL TEA PARTIES

pg. 59

STAR WARS: MAKE YOUR OWN POP-UP BOOK: GHOUL-ACTIC HALLOWEEN

pg. 103

Backlist Highlights

THE EXTRAORDINARY BOOK THAT EATS ITSELF

AMERICAN GIRL BAKING

AMERICAN GIRL PARTIES

pg. 60

THE BABY AND TODDLER COOKBOOK

BARBIE BAKES

MINDFUL COLORING FOR KIDS

pg. 64

pg. 61

pg. 84

L.O.L. SURPRISE! BOOK OF SURPRISES

THE LEGEND OF KORRA: AN AVATAR’S CHRONICLE

HARRY POTTER: COLORING WIZARDRY

DC COMICS COLORING BOOK

pg. 117

pg. 115

pg. 86

pg. 74

THE COOKBOOK FOR KIDS

pg. 64

AMERICAN GIRL: AROUND THE WORLD COOKBOOK

pg. 60

pg. 85

Backlist Highlights

ESCAPE THE MUMMY’S TOMB

pg. 34

JUNGLE ANIMALS: A SPOTTER’S GUIDE

pg. 28

THE ART OF TINKERING

pg. 76

E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL: E.T.’S FIRST WORDS

pg. 9

GHOSTBUSTERS: 1 TO 10 SLIMER’S LOOSE AGAIN

GHOSTBUSTERS: BOOK OF SHAPES

BACK TO THE FUTURE: TELLING TIME WITH MARTY MCFLY

DARK CRYSTAL: TOUCH AND FEEL BOOK OF OPPOSITES

pg. 9

JIM HENSON’S LABYRINTH: STRAIGHT TO THE CASTLE

GODZILLA VS KONG: SOMETIMES FRIENDS FIGHT

BACK TO THE FUTURE: RACE THROUGH TIME

GHOSTBUSTERS ECTOMOBILE: RACE AGAINST SLIME

pg. 9

pg. 90

BOARD BOOKS

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Board Books

HASBRO TWISTER: RIGHT HAND HERE $9.99 US 7x7 20 pages ISBN: 978-1-64722-490-5

HASBRO CANDY LAND: COLORS $9.99 US 7x7 18 pages ISBN: 978-1-64722-489-9

Board Books

FIRST 100 WORDS FROM THE 80S (HIGHCHAIR U) $9.99 US 8x8 20 pages 200 words Ages: 1-4 ISBN: 978-1-64722-449-3

FIRST 100 WORDS FROM THE 90S (HIGHCHAIR U) $9.99 US 8x8 20 pages 200 words Ages: 1-4 ISBN: 978-1-64722-450-9

Board Books

E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL: E.T.’S FIRST WORDS

BACK TO THE FUTURE: TELLING TIME WITH MARTY MCFLY

GHOSTBUSTERS: 1 TO 10 SLIMER’S LOOSE AGAIN

GHOSTBUSTERS: BOOK OF SHAPES

GODZILLA VS KONG: SOMETIMES FRIENDS FIGHT

JIM HENSON’S LABYRINTH: STRAIGHT TO THE CASTLE

$9.99 US 7 x 7 • 10 pages 50 words • Ages: 3-6 ISBN: 978-1-68383-856-2

$9.99 US 7 x 7 • 10 pages 50 words • Ages: 0+ ISBN: 978-1-68383-942-2

$9.99 US 7 x 7 • 10 pages 300 words • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-68383-941-5

(But They Always Make Up) $9.99 US 7 x 7 • 20 pages 250 words • Ages: 0-6 ISBN: 978-1-64722-174-4

$9.99 US 7 x 7 • 10 pages 50 words • Ages: 0+ ISBN: 978-1-68383-742-8

$9.99 US 7 x 7 • 10 pages 200 words • Ages: 0-6 ISBN: 978-1-68383-972-9

DARK CRYSTAL: TOUCH AND FEEL BOOK OF OPPOSITES $9.99 US 7 x 7 • 10 pages 100 words • Ages: 0+ ISBN: 978-1-68383-973-6

Board Books

I GO...BEEP BEEP (SOUND BOOK)

I GO...WOOF WOOF (SOUND BOOK)

TWISTERS: WILD ANIMALS

TWISTERS: FARM

$9.99 US 7 x 7 • 5+ sound module pages • Ages: 2+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-035-8

$9.99 US 6.9 x 6.9 • 5 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-031-0

$9.99 US 7 x 7 • 5+ sound module pages • Ages: 2+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-036-5

$9.99 US 6.9 x 6.9 • 5 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-030-3

Board Books

ABCS OF THE WEB $9.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783421923

WEB DESIGN FOR KIDS 2.0 $7.99 US 64 pages ISBN: 9781783421893

C++ FOR KIDS

$6.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783421961

HTML FOR BABIES $6.99 US 26 pages ISBN: 9781783421954

WEB COLOURS

$6.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783421930

JAVASCRIPT FOR BABIES $6.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783421978

CSS FOR BABIES $6.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783421947

Board Books

BABYMOJI: ANIMALS

BABYMOJI: FARM

BABYMOJI: FEELINGS

BABYMOJI: FOOD

BABYMOJI: THINGS THAT GO

BABYMOJI: WORDS

$4.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783424016

$4.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781787412101

$4.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781787412095

$14.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781787412118

$4.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783424023

$14.99 US 12 pages ISBN: 9781783424030

Board Books

GUESS WHO I WILL BE

GUESS WHO LIVES HERE

GUESS WHO’S EATING

GUESS WHO’S HIDING

$5.99 US 10 pages ISBN: 9781783420247

$5.99 US 10 pages ISBN: 9781783420230

$5.99 US 10 pages ISBN: 9781783420223

$5.99 US 10 pages ISBN: 9781783420193

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PICTURE BOOKS

Picture Books

2 THE X-MAS FILES

Classified Secrets from the North Pole $16.99 US 11 x 9.25 • 48 pages 10,000 words • Ages: 8-12 ISBN: 978-1-64722-451-6

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE The Illustrated Holiday Classic $18.95 US 9 x 11 • 40 pages 1600 words • Ages: 6+ ISBN: 978-1-68383-944-6

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: THE ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY CLASSIC GIFT SET $29.99 US 15 x 9.5 • 40 pages 1,600 words • Ages: 6+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-491-2

Picture Books

THE GOONIES: THE ILLUSTRATED STORYBOOK

$18.95 US 9 x 11 • 48 pages 2,000 words • Ages: 6+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-178-2

THE MUPPET CHRISTMAS CAROL The Illustrated Holiday Classic $18.95 US 11 x 9 • 40 pages 25,000 words • Ages: 4-8 ISBN: 978-1-68383-837-1

A SMILE FOR SASQUATCH $16.99 US 11 x 8.50 • 32 pages 2,200 words • Ages: 4-8 ISBN: 978-1-68383-700-8

Picture Books

KITTY CONES: THE PURRFECT DAY

KITTY CONES: WHAT MAKES US HAPPY?

A PEANUT BEAR BOOK: WHAT’S IN THE FOREST?

SEEDS OF FRIENDSHIP

$14.99 US 8 x 8 • 32 pages 800 words • Ages: 4-8 ISBN: 978-1-68383-239-3

$7.99 US 6 x 6 • 24 pages 50 words • Ages: 4 - 8 ISBN: 978-1-68383-235-5

$8.99 US 6 x 6 • 24 pages 50 words • Ages: 4 - 8 ISBN: 978-1-68383-237-9

A Peanut Bear Adventure $14.99 US 8 x 8 • 32 pages 800 words • Ages: 4 - 8 ISBN: 978-1-68383-234-8

NON-FICTION 5 2 3 4

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Non-Fiction 3+

MAMA... WHAT CAN I DO TODAY? A Read, Play, Laugh Together Activity Book for Kids $7.99 US 8.50 x 8.50 48 pages 1045 words ISBN: 9781647223311

Filled with silly animal jokes, games, puzzles, mazes and more, Mama... What Can I Do Today? combines an adorable rhyming storybook with more than 20 animal-inspired activities. Mama... What Can I Do Today? uses kids’ natural fascination with animals to develop essential literacy, academic and social-emotional skills while keeping them busy and engaged. Vibrant full-color photography of more than 40 furry, scaly and feathered friends brings the animal kingdom to life!

Non-Fiction 4+

MY FIRST DINOSAUR ATLAS $18.99 US12 x 9.25 32 pages 3,850 words ISBN: 9781681887999 FEBRUARY 2022

Roar around the world to meet the mightiest, the fiercest and the deadliest beasts of all time. Stomp across each continent to discover where dinosaur fossils have been found and take a trip back in time to see what it was like when the dinosaurs lived. • MEET 132 awesome dinosaurs brought vividly to life with colorful and scientifically accurate illustrations • DISCOVER dozens of new dinosaur finds and facts • VISIT every continent as you tour the globe • LEARN how to say all the dinosaur names— even the longest—Micropachycephalosaurus (MIKE-row-pak-ee-keff-ah-low-SAW-rus)

Non-Fiction 4+

COLORFUL CREATURES

Activities and stickers for all the family to make learning fun $16.99 US 11.5 x 8.5 • 112 pages + 2 sticker sheets + poster 4,594 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-740-1

CURIOUS CREATURES

Activities and stickers for all the family to make learning fun $16.99 US 11.5 x 8.5 • 112 pages + 2 sticker sheets + poster 4,972 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-741-8

HABITATS AND THE ANIMALS WHO LIVE IN THEM Activities and stickers for all the family to make learning fun $16.99 US 11.5 x 8.5 • 112 pages + 2 sticker sheets + poster 5,292 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-742-5

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$14.99 US • 80 pages

$14.99 US • 80 pages ISBN: 9781783424993

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$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783420162

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783420148

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783420155

ONE DAY ON... SAFARI

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783420179

Non-Fiction 5+

MY LIFE IN THE WILD CHEETAH

MY LIFE IN THE WILD ELEPHANT

MY LIFE IN THE WILD GORILLA

MY LIFE IN THE WILD KANGAROO

MY LIFE IN THE WILD LEMUR

MY LIFE IN THE WILD OTTER

MY LIFE IN THE WILD PANDA

MY LIFE IN THE WILD PENGUIN

MY FIRST BOOK OF ANIMALS

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783424177

$6.99 US • 32 pages SBN: 9781783424207

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783424238

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783424184

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783424214

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783424245

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783424191

$6.99 US • 32 pages ISBN: 9781783424221

Non-Fiction 5+

THE WONDER OF

DOLPHINS

Adorable Photographs Fun-Filled Dolphin Facts Engaging and Easy to Read

WONDER OF BABY ANIMALS

THE WONDER OF

WONDER OF DINOSAURS

WONDER OF DOLPHINS

THE WONDER OF

KITTENS

THE WONDER OF

FARM ANIMALS

BABY ANIMALS

FARM ANIMALS Experience the amazing lives of all your favorite creatures Learn astounding animal facts Get an up-close look with stunning images

Adorable Photographs

Collect every exciting title in the series!

Cute Photographs

Fun-Filled Farm Facts

Amazing Animal Facts

Engaging and Easy to Read

WONDER OF FARM ANIMALS

Fun and Easy to Read

WONDER OF HORSES

THE WONDER OF

WONDER OF KITTENS

THE WONDER OF

PONIES

PUPPIES

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PONIES

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Adorable Photographs

Collect every exciting title in the series!

Fun-Filled Pony Facts Engaging and Easy to Read

WONDER OF PENGUINS AND POLAR CREATURES

WONDER OF PONIES

WONDER OF PUPPIES

Non-Fiction 5+

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Astonishing Space Facts

Amazing Animal Facts

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WONDER OF SAFARI ANIMALS

WONDER OF SHARKS

WONDER OF SPACE

SMALL WORLD: BEE LIFE

SMALL WORLD: BUG LIFE

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WONDER OF UNDERWATER ANIMALS

32 pages ISBN: 9880000020618

32 pages ISBN: 9880000020625

Non-Fiction 6+

BIG QUESTIONS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE: SPACE Answers all the questions that children like to ask $12.99 US 9.92 x 7.56 64 pages 8,821 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-771-5

BIG QUESTIONS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE: ANIMALS Answers all the questions that children like to ask $12.99 US 9.92 x 7.56 64 pages 8,338 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-770-8

Non-Fiction 6+

JUNGLE ANIMALS A Spotter’s Guide $19.99 US 9.25 x 7.48 176 pages 29,719 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-766-1

Grab your binoculars, put on your leech-proof boots, and get ready for some animal spotting! Get up close to jaguars and sloths, swim with manatees and piranhas, and watch a bird of paradise show. The imaginative narrative will make you feel like you are actually there. The stunning artwork will show you every detail. Packed with incredible illustrations, special features, fact boxes, and conservation highlights, this is the perfect gift for budding zoologists and wild explorers everywhere.

SPOTTER’S GUIDE

MAMMALS

SLOTHS The coat hanger– shaped hands grip onto branches.

As you hike across the forest floor, look up into the trees. Can you make out the shape of a shaggy-coated sloth? It is difficult to see, but the sloth is the slowest animal in the world, so once you’ve spotted one, it won’t scamper off!

LIVES: lowland rainforest and mangrove forests

Pygmy sloth, Isla Escudo de Veraguas Pale-throated three-toed sloth, northern South America Maned three-toed sloth, Brazil

EATS: leaves, twigs and buds STATUS:

Pale-throated three-toed sloth – least concern

Maned threetoed sloth

Palethroated three-toed sloth

Maned three-toed sloth – vulnerable Pygmy sloth – critically endangered

Two layers of fur keep the sloth warm and dry.

A green plant, called algae, grows on the sloth’s fur. It helps to camouﬂage the sloth in the trees.

HOW BIG? Pale-throated and maned three-toed sloths 55–75cm (22–30in) long

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Pygmy sloth 45–53cm (18–21in) long

The pygmy sloth is in danger of extinction. Conservation projects are trying to help save its forest home.

Long, curved claws grip onto branches so tightly that the sloth can sleep upside down safely.

Head-turner The sloth has an extra bone in its neck, which means it can turn its head almost the whole way around. But it does this slowly.

Moths live on the sloth’s shaggy fur.

Pygmy sloth

SPOTTER’S GUIDE

WHERE IN THE WORLD?

Non-Fiction 6+

DINOSAURS

A Spotter’s Guide $19.99 US 9.25 x 7.48 176 pages 33,870 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-793-7

Step into your time machine, travel back millions of years, and get ready to spot more than 160 incredible dinosaurs. Get up close to Tyrannosaurus rex, Spinosaurus, Velociraptor, Giganotosaurus, and all your other favorites. Meet the dinosaurs that scientists have only just discovered, including bat-winged Ambopteryx longibrachium, and long-clawed Erythrovenator. The stunning artwork will show you every detail. Crammed with incredible illustrations, hundreds of facts, special features, fact boxes, pronunciations, and an A-Z directory, this is the perfect gift for every budding palaeontologist and daring dinosaur explorer.

DINOSAURS: A SPOTTERS GUIDE

A-Z OF DINOSAURS

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“Lizard” hips

In place of a nose horn, Albertaceratops has a bony ridge on its nose.

Hooks face sideways

ALBERTOSAURUS

Place to spot: USA, Canada Habitat: Woodland When: 70 mya Name means: Alberta (Canada) lizard Alert: Powerful bite

Place to spot: USA, Canada Habitat: Forests and plains When: 80 mya Name means: Alberta (Canada) horned face Alert: Dangerous horns

PROTECTIVE SPIKES The horns on this centrosaurine protect its frill from being bitten by tyrannosaurs. Shaking its head from side to side moves the spikes like small pickaxes.

DANGER LEVEL 5

DINOSAURS: A SPOTTERS GUIDE

DEINONYCHUS die-NON-ee-kus

M E AT- E AT E R E A R LY C R E TA C E O U S

A-Z OF DINOSAURS

HORNED DEVIL Diabloceratops‘ huge head is a yard long from its beaked mouth to the back of its colorful frill. It is unusual for this type of dinosaur to have such long spikes above its eyes and curved, 20-inch-long devil-like horns on its frill.

SAVAGE CLAW Deinonychus may not be very large, but it is a fearsome predator. The second toe of each rear foot has a razorsharp, sicklelike claw. It uses this savage weapon, up to 5 inches long, to fatally wound its prey.

Short tail

Powerful jaws

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Large frill

Sharp beak Broad feet

ALBERTACERATOPS al-BER-ta-SER-a-tops P L A N T- E AT E R L AT E C R E TA C E O U S DANGER LEVEL 3

Length: 16 ft. Diet: Plants Group: Ornithischia Family: Ceratopsidae

USEFUL TIP! May be found traveling in large herds.

EARLY CENTROSAUR Albertaceratops lives more than 10 million years before Triceratops. It is one of the earliest known members of the centrosaur subfamily.

• Albertaceratops is known from one very well preserved skull from Alberta, Canada, plus other bones discovered in Montana.

SMALL TYRANNOSAUR This dinosaur is built just like its closest relative, Tyrannosaurus rex, but is not as powerful or as tall. The two dinosaurs look almost identical, especially to terrified plant-eaters, such as duck-bills and horned dinosaurs. N

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W AY !

This tyrannosaur is fearsome on its own, but scientists think it may hunt in packs of more than 20 individuals.

Length: 26 ft. Diet: Meat Group: Theropoda Family: Tyrannosauridae

Walks on three toes Strong legs

USEFUL TIP!

• Albertosaurus’ jaws have just one row of teeth, but with replacement teeth below waiting to come through.

Large claw on second toe

Length: 8–10 ft. Diet: Meat Group: Theropoda Family: Dromaeosauridae

SAWLIKE TEETH It can deliver a ferocious bite with its 60 curved teeth.

KILLER CLAW The claw can rotate quickly through 180 degrees.

• Studies of Deinonychus were the first to show that some dinosaurs were quick and agile, and that not all were cumbersome, as had been thought.

Huge thigh muscles

USEFUL TIP! Keep your distance —this dinosaur may charge without warning.

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DILONG dee-LONG

M E AT- E AT E R E A R LY C R E TA C E O U S

A lone Dilong might not tackle a human —but a group of them might want to.

Deinonychus’ teeth act like a saw, cutting through skin, muscle, and bone.

Keep your distance —it’s quick and deadly.

DANGER LEVEL 3

Neck frill

USEFUL TIP!

USEFUL TIP! Smaller and faster than T. rex, so be very careful.

P L A N T- E AT E R L AT E C R E TA C E O U S

Place to spot: China Habitat: Forests and plains When: 125 mya Name means: Emperor dragon Alert: Fast runner

Claws for ripping flesh

W AY !

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Devil-like horns

Good eyesight for spotting prey

DANGER LEVEL 5

DIABLOCERATOPS

Place to spot: USA Habitat: Forests near lakes and rivers When: 80 mya Name means: Devil-horned face Alert: Dangerous horns

Place to spot: USA Habitat: Forests and plains When: 115–108 mya Name means: Terrible claw Alert: Huge, slashing rear claw

Short feathers on legs and body Long, bright feathers for display

Snapping jaws for preying on small creatures

Length: 18 ft. Diet: Plants Group: Ceratopsia Family: Ceratopsidae

DANGER LEVEL 3

MINI REX A small, feathered hunter, the flightless dinosaur Dilong is an early member of the tyrannosauroid family. This includes the much larger, and fiercer, Tyrannosaurus rex, which lives during the later Cretaceous period.

Length: 6 ft. Diet: Meat Group: Theropoda Family: Tyrannosauridae

Non-Fiction 7+

UNPLUG

365 Fun, Family-Friendly Activities for Kids $14.99 US 9.00 in. x 9.00 in. 288 pages 71,762 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-389-2

Step away from your tablet and take a screen break! With 365 projects, crafts, games, and experiments, there’s off-screen fun for every single day of the year. With straightforward step-by-step instructions and colorful illustrations, these entertaining, budget-friendly projects will keep kids learning all day long. • • • • • • • •

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If you have a boring old T-shirt in need of upcycling, try this quick and easy makeover.

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Ask an adult to help you cut out the shape. Some fabric paints need to be ironed. Ask an adult to do this.

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• Shaving cream • Large tray or baking pan • Ruler or spatula • Food coloring or paint • Wooden stick (a skewer or chopstick, for example) • Heavy white paper • Paper towels • Plenty of newspaper to keep the table clean

PIZZA SAUCE 223 GROW

A WILLOW TUNNEL 224 BUILD

Okay, so you’ll need to supply the pizza base and the cheese separately, but you can grow all of the ingredients for a truly delicious pizza sauce in just five to six weeks!

For a shady retreat, build a willow tunnel. Once you’ve got the hang of it, you could also try a dome. Or build a willow complex, joining domes and tunnels together!

Place your hand in the center of the paper and trace around your hand and wrist with a pencil.

Draw a straight pencil line from the edge of the paper to the hand outline, draw a curved line across the hand, then draw a straight line to the other edge. Repeat these lines about 0.8 inch (2cm) apart across the hand and fingers.

Squirt a small amount of shaving cream into the tray or pan and spread it out using the ruler or spatula. You need a thin layer just a bit bigger than your sheet of paper.

Put your container in a sunny spot and fill with compost, leaving 1 inch (3cm) free at the top. Make sure that your plants are well watered in the containers that they came in.

Drip evenly spaced drops of food coloring or paint onto the shaving cream.

First, plant the tomato. Dig a hole in the center of the container that is slightly deeper than the tomato plant’s pot. Plant the tomato carefully, pressing the soil down around its roots.

Voilà! Now take a look around the house. What else could you draw in 3-D using this technique?

DONE!

Decide where you will do this. Always make sure that you have permission to use the land. Now prepare the site. Use a spade to dig two trenches, 3 feet (1m) apart and 1 foot (30cm) wide and deep.

Divide the pot into six “slices” with your sticks or pebbles. Dig a hole for each plant in a different “slice.” Unlike the tomato, the holes should be the same depth as their old pots.

Don't Forget

Plant the uprights. You will need 13 willow stems for each trench. Plant them about 1 foot (30cm) apart. Push each about 1 foot (30cm) into the ground. You might want an adult to help you to do this if the ground isn’t very soft.

you will need

Lay the T-shirt on a flat surface and put the cardboard inside to stop the paint going through to the back. Lay your shape in position. Use double-sided tape to keep it in place, or peel the backing off the plastic.

Top Tip

If your paper curls up as it dries, try putting a weight baking ed tray to flatten on top it out.

You need to make your tunnel when the willow rods are dormant — after leaf fall, and before leaf bud.

After you’ve bought the willow stems, make a start as soon as you can.

Use colored markers to follow the pencil lines and fill in the gaps between them.

Carefully dab paint around the shape using the sponge or paintbrush. Leave it to dry, then lift up the shape and follow the instructions on the paints for setting them.

Marbled paper is great for wrapping gifts or covering books. You can use it to make cool greetings cards and stationery, too. Just be sure to ask the owner of the shaving cream before you use it!

MAKE slime, marble paint, piñatas, and papier-mâché GROW strawberries, bottle gardens, and herb pots BAKE cake pops, twist pizzas, and muffins in a mug EXPERIMENT with vinegar rockets, lava lamps, and parachutes INVENT secret messages, spooky stories, and board games PLAY jump rope, balloon volley, ball games, and eye-spy RECYCLE trash into treasure and T-shirts into bags PERFORM magic tricks, shadow plays, and puppet shows

Use the stick to swirl the colors together, so they make streaks in the shaving cream. Don’t mix it up too much — you want the colors to stay separate.

Carefully lay the paper on the shaving cream and press it down gently and evenly.

5 6

Lift up the paper and lay it painted side up on some paper towels.

Use the ruler or spatula to scrape off the shaving cream, leaving the paint behind. Leave the marbled paper to dry.

If the plant has been in a small pot for a long time, the roots might be packed tightly together. You can carefully pull them apart with your fingertips. But be very gentle!

DONE!

Plant the vegetables and herbs. Make sure that you press the soil down around the roots. The bottom of the stems should be at the same level as the top of the soil. Put labels next to each plant so that you remember which is which.

Push the stakes into your container. Space them apart equally, near to the edge. Tie them together at the top like a teepee with garden twine. Take care not to disturb your plants. Carefully tie the tomato plant to the sticks, making sure not to tie them too tightly. You just want to tie them so that they can grow upwards and not fall over from the weight of the tomatoes.

Bend each opposite pair of willow stems to form an arch. Twist them together. Fasten with string. You now have the main arch.

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Now add the horizontals. Start at one end, about 2 inches (15cm) up, and carefully weave a single stem through the uprights. Use a “behind, in front, behind, in front” type pattern. Use the rest of your rods to weave horizontally on both sides of the tunnel, spacing them equally. Secure them all with twine.

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Keep your pizza garden well watered, and watch it grow. Harvest your crop when it’s ready to make an extremely delicious pizza sauce!

DONE!

Give the tunnel a good watering. Keep it well watered. In spring, the first shoots should appear.

You can either let your tunnel grow shaggy and wild or ask an adult to help you to neaten it up with garden shears. You should ask an adult to help you cut it back each autumn or winter with garden shears in either case. Never use shears on your own.

DONE!

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Father of the gods, Sah strides out across the sky. His stars are the souls of dead pharaohs.

Sopdet is in this star pattern and the brightest star in the night sky. She appears when the river Nile floods are due.

NUT The power of the sky goddess Nut shields the pharaoh from harm and protects the mighty sun god, Ra.

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You look for a way to climb up into the open night sky, but then realize that you’re gazing at a ceiling. It is painted to look like the starry sky. You’ve been fooled by the goddess Nut! Her starcovered body arches over the ceiling. Nut must be a powerful goddess, because you can’t take your eyes away from the stars. Perhaps if you count them, you can escape her hold over you.

FrOM 83

Tomb builders used Foreleg of Ox as a guide to build the Great Pyramids along a north-south line.

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Each of the four jars inside the casket is FrOM 38 sealed tight – and it’s just as well, because you know that these aren’t just any kind of jar. They contain the sacred remains of the dead pharaoh’s stomach, intestines, lungs, and liver! There is powerful magic surrounding these canopic figures. You’re horrified that you bumped into the casket. Your head is now whirling, and you have a strange feeling in the pit of your own stomach. Have you been cursed because you took the amulets?

a bright light

Your knife cuts easily into the wall. You’ve FrOM 10, soon made a hole and, holding up your 107, 115 lamp, you peer through. It’s dazzlingly bright on the other side – is that sunlight? Is that the valley you can see? Can there really be just this one wall between you and escaping the mummy’s tomb?

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You’ve remembered 36 the name of the sword. from 90 As you slip out of the hall, you are followed by a servant who pushes something into your hand and whispers in your ear, “This is from your sister.” You look down and see it is a scrap of parchment. You turn to ask the servant for more information but she’s already disappeared.

You find a small chapel next 35 to the great hall. Inside, from you can see two iron 77, 98 candlesticks on the altar holding unlit candles. As you take both the candles, you hear approaching footsteps. You’re dressed as a servant, but would you normally be in the chapel at this early hour? You decide to hide under the altar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Weapons for defence As well as firing cannonballs and arrows, soldiers shoot bolts from crossbows.

The lord’S chamber Inside the bedchamber, you see a big chest. 126 You ask what it contains and the girl tells you from 7 it’s always locked! Then, laughing, she slips behind a large wall tapestry and shows you a tiny door leading into a small room. Maybe this is the way out! Just then, a woman’s voice calls the child’s name. Do you?

Working dogs A dog keeper trains and looks after the castle dogs. Greyhounds, mastiffs and Irish wolfhounds are kept for hunting and as guard dogs. Nobles can afford to keep dogs as pets, and lords and ladies often have small, faithful dogs at their side.

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Growls and snarls “Here,” you whisper soothingly and hold 125 out the remaining meat pie. The snarling dog from 95, 100 moves suspiciously towards your hand and snatches the treat. As it gulps it down, its master calls and the dog obediently trots away. Soon the voices fade into the distance. But is it safe to leave the tower yet?

Tapestry Tapestries hang on the stone walls both for decoration and to keep the room warm.

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A PRINCESS’S COFFINS The ancient Egyptians often made coffins that fit inside each other, like Russian dolls. The coffins protected the dead person during their journey to the next world. This set belonged to Princess Henettawy (Henna-tah-we). Henettawy was known as the Singer of Amun-R. She served as an impor tant priestess in Amun-Ra’s temple. This god was the greatest of them all. He was said to sail across the sky every day in a boat, wearing the sun disk on his head. Two coffins and a flat “mummy board” make up Henettawy’s coffin set. They are all shaped like mummies. The princess’s body was wrapped in linen bandages, placed inside the inner coffin, and covered with the board. Henettawy’s face is painted on the front of both coffins and the board. This was to help guide her spirit back if she wanted to rejoin the world of the living. The inner coffin is painted to look like gold. It shows Osiris (Oh-sy-ris), the god of death and rebir th. His green skin represents the plants that die and grow again. His wife Isis (Eye-sis) spreads her wings across both coffins and the board.

FACT FILE

The outer coffin is painted white like the wrappings of a mummy. Prayers, good luck charms, and pictures of gods and goddesses cover the surface. These are all there to help the princess reach the next world.

Discovered: Near Thebes (Luxor), Egypt Found today: Metropolitan Museum of Ar t, New York City, USA Date: 1000–945

bce

(Third Intermediate Period)

Materials: Wood, paint Size: Outer coffin 80 in (203 cm) long, inner coffin 75 in (191 cm) long, mummy board 67½ in (171.3 cm) long

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Perhaps the owner used the little hooked tool for scraping sauce out of a narrow-necked bottle.

This clever tool is a little bit like a modern Swiss army knife. It has many useful parts, including a spoon, knife and fork. Each part can be folded in and out as needed.

The tool’s owner may have used the long spike to scoop out the flesh of snails. The Romans loved eating snails. They fattened them on milk and bran in special gardens.

The object probably belonged to a wealthy man. He would have found it useful for travelling, but it was also a luxury item. You can imagine him proudly taking it out of his pocket to show the people he met.

Next to the long spike is a shorter tool with a tiny spoon at the end. The owner might have used it as a toothpick. Or perhaps they found it handy for removing earwax!

The iron knife has rusted and worn away. The Romans hardly ever used knives and forks at the table. Instead, they used spoons or their hands for eating food.

Archaeologists have discovered Roman knife-spoons made from bronze. But this tool is very unusual because it is mainly made from silver and has several folding parts.

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Pocket Eating Tool

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WILD WORLD: AMAZING ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR

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$9.99 US • 16 pages ISBN: 9880000015645

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Activity

Outer Space

20 FUN LEGO® BRICK PROJECTS! BRICK BY BRICK SPACE $14.99 US • 224 pages ISBN: 9781783422814

Farm Farm

Want to be an ocean explorer? Now you can! Build amazing LEGO® projects from the brilliant underwater scene, learning fun ocean facts along the way, in this excellent Brick By Brick series. With over 20 projects to make, using regular bricks, you can swim with a shark, a turtle, and a shoal of fish, you have built by your very own hands.

Outer Space

Build an underwater scene with LEGO® bricks!

Outer Space

BRICK BY BRICK OUTER SPACE $7.99 US • 48 pages ISBN: 9781783424658

20 FUN LEGO ® BRICK PROJECTS! BRICK BY BRICK FARM $7.99 US • 64 pages ISBN: 9781783424948

Rainforest

Rainforest Underwater Build a rainforest with LEGO® bricks!

LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Brick and Knob configurations, and the Minifigure are trademarks of the LEGO group, which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this book.

20 FUN LEGO® BRICK PROJECTS! © Weldon Owen 2016

BRICK BY BRICK: UNDERWATER $7.99 US • 48 pages ISBN: 9781783423798

Rainforest

Underwater

Fancy exploring the rainforest? Now you can! Build amazing LEGO® projects from the brilliant rainforest scene, learning fun facts along the way, in this excellent Brick By Brick Scene title. With over 20 projects to make, using regular bricks, you can make friends with a parrot, chameleon, and butterfly, you have built by your very own hands.

20 FUN LEGO ® BRICK PROJECTS! BRICK BY BRICK: RAINFOREST $7.99 US • 48 pages ISBN: 9781783423774

BRICK BY BRICK THINGS THAT GO $6.99 US • 64 pages ISBN: 9781783422791

Activity

BRICK BY BRICK – SEASONS AND WEATHER

BRICK BY BRICK ANIMALS

BRICK BY BRICK ABC

BRICK BY BRICK 123

$6.99 US • 64 pages ISBN: 9781783423989

$6.99 US • 64 pages ISBN: 9781783422692

$6.99 US • 64 pages ISBN: 9781783422807

$6.99 US • 64 pages ISBN: 9781783422746

BRICK BY BRICK COLOURS AND SHAPES $6.99 US • 56 pages ISBN: 9781783423965

BRICK BY BRICK DINOSAURS $14.99 US • 224 pages ISBN: 9781783422531

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COLOR & CUT MASKS: DINOSAURS $7.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 32 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-303-8

COLOR, CUT, AND FOLD: WILD ANIMALS $7.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 32 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-302-1

COLOR & CUT MASKS: UNICORNS $7.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 32 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-304-5

DESIGN AND DRAW 50 CAT OUTFITS

$9.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 64 pages • Ages: 5+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-311-3

COLOR, CUT, AND FOLD: OCEAN ANIMALS $7.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 32 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-301-4

DESIGN AND DRAW 50 PRINCESS OUTFITS

$9.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 64 pages • Ages: 5+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-310-6

Activity

FINGERPRINT FAIRIES

FINGERPRINT FARM

FINGERPRINT FRIENDS

FINGERPRINT OUR WORLD

MAGICAL WATER PAINTING: UNDER THE SEA

MAGICAL WATER PAINTING: UNICORNS

$12.99 US 8.15 x 10.2 32pp + 9 ink pads Ages: 5+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-306-9

$12.99 US 8.15 x 10.25 32pp + 9 ink pads Ages: 5+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-033-4

$12.99 US 10.25 x 8.15 32pp + 9 ink pads Ages: 5+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-313-7

$12.99 US 9.05 x 7.28 • 24 pages Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-308-3

$12.99 US 8.15 x 10.25 32pp + 9 ink pads Ages: 5+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-032-7

$12.99 US 9.05 x 7.28 • 24 pages Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-307-6

Activity

LET’S LEARN: FIRST 100 WORDS (WRITE AND WIPE) $9.99 US 7.7 x 9.9 • 24 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-039-6

LET’S LEARN: FIRST ALPHABET SKILLS (WRITE AND WIPE)

$9.99 US 7.7 x 9.9 • 11 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-041-9

LET’S LEARN: FIRST MATH SKILLS (WRITE AND WIPE)

LET’S LEARN: FIRST NUMBER SKILLS (WRITE AND WIPE)

LET’S LEARN: FIRST PHONICS (WRITE AND WIPE)

LET’S LEARN: WORD FAMILIES (WRITE AND WIPE)

$9.99 US 7.7 x 9.9 • 11 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-042-6

$9.99 US 7.7 x 9.9 • 22 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-043-3

$9.99 US 7.7 x 9.9 • 24 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-040-2

$9.99 US 7.7 x 9.9 • 22 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-044-0

Activity

MY FIRST SLIDE AND SEEK: 100 WORDS

SLIDE AND SEEK: 100 WORDS ENGLISH-CHINESE

SLIDE AND SEEK: 100 WORDS ENGLISH-SPANISH

TRAIN YOUR BRAIN: LOGIC GAMES

TRAIN YOUR BRAIN: MATH GAMES

TRACE & LEARN HANDWRITING PRACTICE: DINOSAUR

$14.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 5 spreads • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-167-6

$7.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 64 pages 2,800 words • Ages: 7+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-421-9

$14.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 5 spreads • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-153-9

$7.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 64 pages 2,800 words • Ages: 7+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-422-6

$14.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 5 spreads • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-028-0

$9.99 US 10 x 8.5 • 96 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-305-2

TRACE & LEARN HANDWRITING PRACTICE: UNICORN $9.99 US 10 x 8.5 • 96 pages • Ages: 3+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-309-0

Activity

DREAM COLORING FOR KIDS $8.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 96 pages • Ages: 6+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-328-1

AMERICAN GIRL: COLORING JOURNAL

$9.99 US 7.75 x 10 • 80 pages • 4,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68188-525-4

MINDFUL COLORING FOR KIDS $8.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 96 pages • Ages: 6+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-314-4

AMERICAN GIRL: INSPIRING STORIES FROM THE PAST

Coloring and Activity $9.99 US 10 x 7.75 • 80 pages • 1,000 words • Ages: 8-12 ISBN: 978-1-68188-524-7

CALMING COLORING FOR KIDS $8.99 US 11 x 8.5 • 96 pages • Ages: 6+ ISBN: 978-1-64722-327-4

DINOSAURS: A COLORING BOOK BY WILLIAM STOUT $15.99 US 10 x 11 • 96 pages ISBN: 978-1-60887-864-2

Activity

DC COMICS COLORING BOOK $15.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 96 pages ISBN: 978-1-60887-829-1

OFFICIAL SUPERNATURAL COLORING BOOK

Monsters, Demons, and Spirits $14.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 80 pages • 200 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-028-3

DC COMICS: WONDER WOMAN COLORING BOOK

$14.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 80 pages ISBN: 978-1-60887-892-5

DESPICABLE ME 3: THE DELUXE COLORING BOOK

$14.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 80 pages • 100 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-080-1

SUPERNATURAL: THE OFFICIAL COLORING BOOK

$15.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 96 pages ISBN: 978-1-60887-818-5

FANTASTIC FUNGI: THE COLORING BOOK

$15.99 US 7.75 x 10 • 80 pages • 3,000 words ISBN: 9781647222406

Activity

HARRY POTTER: GRYFFINDOR HOUSE PRIDE: THE OFFICIAL COLORING BOOK $11.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 64 pages ISBN: 9781647224585 SEPTEMBER 2021

HARRY POTTER: HUFFLEPUFF HOUSE PRIDE: THE OFFICIAL COLORING BOOK $11.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 64 pages ISBN: 9781647224608 SEPTEMBER 2021

HARRY POTTER: SLYTHERIN HOUSE PRIDE: THE OFFICIAL COLORING BOOK $11.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 64 pages ISBN: 9781647224592 SEPTEMBER 2021

HARRY POTTER: COLORING WIZARDRY

$12.99 US 10 x 11 • 96 pages • 100 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-196-6

HARRY POTTER: RAVENCLAW HOUSE PRIDE: THE OFFICIAL COLORING BOOK $11.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 64 pages ISBN: 978-1-64722-461-5 SEPTEMBER 2021

HARRY POTTER: A CINEMATIC GALLERY

80 Original Images to Color and Inspire $40.00 US 10 x 11 • 180 pages • 5,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-189-1

Activity

HARRY POTTER: COLORING BOOK

HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL CREATURES COLORING BOOK

HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL PLACES & CHARACTER VAULT COLORING

HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL ARTIFACTS COLORING BOOK

HARRY POTTER POSTER COLORING BOOK

HARRY POTTER MAGICAL PLACES & CHARACTERS POSTER COLORING BOOK

HARRY POTTER: POSTCARD COLORING BOOK

HARRY POTTER MAGICAL CREATURES POSTCARD COLORING BOOK

$15.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 96 pages • 500 words ISBN: 978-1-338-02999-4

$15.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 96 pages ISBN: 978-1-338-03002-0

$9.99 US 4.75 x 6.5 • 40 pages ISBN: 978-1-338-04575-8

$15.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 96 pages ISBN: 978-1-338-03000-6

$24.99 US 11 x 14 • 40 pages ISBN: 978-1338054606

$9.99 US 4.75 x 6.5 • 40 pages ISBN: 978-1-338-05459-0

$15.99 US 8.5 x 10.875 • 96 pages ISBN: 978-1-338-03001-3

$24.99 US 11 x 14 • 40 pages ISBN: 978-1-338-13292-2

HARRY POTTER MAGICAL PLACES & CHARACTERS POSTCARD COLORING BOOK $9.99 US 4.75 x 6.5 • 40 pages ISBN: 978-1-338-13294-6

Activity

HARRY POTTER: TRAVEL MAGIC Platform 9 3/4: Artifacts from the Wizarding World $24.99 US 4 x 9.75 • 16 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-145-4

HARRY POTTER: GRYFFINDOR MAGIC

HARRY POTTER: SLYTHERIN MAGIC

HARRY POTTER: RAVENCLAW MAGIC

Artifacts from the Wizarding World $24.99 US 4 x 9.75 • 16 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 9781647221928

Artifacts from the Wizarding World $24.99 US 4 x 9.75 • 12 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 9781647221959

Artifacts from the Wizarding World $24.99 US 4 x 9.75 • 16 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-194-2

HARRY POTTER: HUFFLEPUFF MAGIC

HARRY POTTER: WAND MAGIC

STAR WARS: JEDI EPHEMERA KIT

Artifacts from the Wizarding World $24.99 US 4 x 9.75 • 16 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 9781647221935

Artifacts from the Wizarding World $24.99 US 4 x 9.75 • 16 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 9781647223397 SEPTEMBER 2021

$24.99 US 4 x 9.75 • 16 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-493-6 OCTOBER 2021

Activity MAGICAL FILM PROJECTIONS

QUIDDITCH FROM

J.K. ROWLING’S WIZARDING WORLD

QUIDDITCH MAGICAL FILM

PROJECTIONS

HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL FILM PROJECTIONS Patronus Charm $16.99 US 7.5 x 9 • 16 pages ISBN: 978-0-7636-9586-6

HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL FILM PROJECTIONS Quidditch $16.99 US 7.5 x 9 • 16 pages ISBN: 978-0-7636-9587-3

HARRY POTTER: WATERCOLOR MAGIC

HARRY POTTER: WINTER AT HOGWARTS

DC COMICS: BATMAN POP QUIZ TRIVIA DECK

DC COMICS: WONDER WOMAN POP QUIZ TRIVIA DECK

$24.99 US 10 x 9 • 128 pages • 14,000 words ISBN: 9781647224622

$17.99 US 3.73 x 5.5 • 80 cards pages • 3,500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-734-3

J.K. ROWLING’S WIZARDING WORLD: MAGICAL FILM PROJECTIONS Creatures $16.99 US 7.5 x 9 • 16 pages • 800 words ISBN: 978-0-7636-9585-9

$15.99 US 6.25 x 6.25 48 pages

$17.99 US 3.73 x 5.5 • 80 cards pages • 3,500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-736-7

WWE POP QUIZ TRIVIA DECK

$17.99 US 3.73 x 5.5 • 80 cards pages • 3,500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-441-0

Activity

BACK TO THE FUTURE: RACE THROUGH TIME $29.99 US 8.875 x 10.625 10 pages ISBN: 978-1-68383-548-6

GHOSTBUSTERS ECTOMOBILE: RACE AGAINST SLIME $29.99 US 8.875 x 10.625 5 pages 1,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-708-4

Activity

EXPLORING HOGWARTS PUZZLE AND BOOK SET $22.99 US 7.25 x 9 • 32pp booklet • 1,000 words ISBN: 9781682986844

FIELD GUIDE TO MAGNIFICENT DINOSAURS $16.99 US 9 x 9 • 32 pages ISBN: 9781682986745

EXPLORING GOTHAM CITY PUZZLE AND BOOK SET $22.99 US 7.25 x 9 • 32pp booklet • 1,000 words ISBN: 9781682986837

FIELD GUIDE TO MAGNIFICENT HORSES $16.99 US 9 x 9 • 32 pages ISBN: 9781682986738

RAINFOREST ANIMALS $16.99 US 9x9 ISBN: 978-1-68298-678-3

POPULAR BRANDS I92 llustration from The Extraordinary Book that Eats Itself (pgs. 74-75)

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HARRY POTTER: HOLIDAY MAGIC: OFFICIAL ADVENT CALENDAR $29.99 US 10 x 14 ISBN: 9781647224097

HARRY POTTER: A POP-UP GUIDE TO HOGWARTS $75.00 US 9.25 x 11 • 5 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-407-6

HARRY POTTER: A HOGWARTS CHRISTMAS POP-UP $39.99 US 12.7 x 12.6 1 pop-up spread + 96-page softcover booklet 6,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-900-2

J.K. ROWLING’S WIZARDING WORLD: A POP-UP GALLERY OF CURIOSITIES

$27.99 US 6.5 x 8 • 5 pages • 1,200 words ISBN: 978-0-7636-9588-0

HARRY POTTER: A POP-UP GUIDE TO DIAGON ALLEY AND BEYOND $75.00 US 9.25 x 11 • 5 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-918-7

HARRY POTTER: A POP-UP BOOK

$50.00 US 8.5 x 11 • 12 pages ISBN: 978-1-60887-008-0

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HARRY POTTER: EXPLORING HOGWARTS An Illustrated Guide $29.99 US 10 x 14 • 48 pages • 9,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-622-3

HARRY POTTER: EXPLORING DIAGON ALLEY An Illustrated Guide $29.99 US 10 x 14 • 48 pages • 9,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-967-5

HARRY POTTER: IMAGINING HOGWARTS A Beginner’s Guide to Moviemaking $19.99 US 8 x 10 • 64 pages • 11,000 words • Ages: 9-12 ISBN: 978-1-68383-399-4

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HARRY POTTER: KNITTING MAGIC

HARRY POTTER: KNITTING MAGIC, VOL. 2

HARRY POTTER: CROCHET WIZARDRY

HARRY POTTER: CRAFTING WIZARDRY

The Official Harry Potter Knitting Pattern Book $29.99 US 8 x 10 • 208 pages • 20,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-826-5

$24.99 US 8 x 10 • 176 pages • 55,000 words ISBN: 9781647222604

$29.99 US 8 x 10 • 224 pages • 20,000 words ISBN: 9781647221690

The Official Harry Potter Craft Book $24.99 US 8 x 10 • 192 pages • 24,000 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-259-8

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ART OF HARRY POTTER

Mini Book of Graphic Design $11.99 US 2.5 x 3.5 • 304 pages • 1,500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-452-6

Mini Book of Creatures $11.99 US 2.5 x 3.5 • 304 pages • 4,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-457-1

FROM THE FILMS OF HARRY POTTER: MINI BOOK OF SPELLS AND CHARMS

HARRY POTTER: HOGWARTS SCHOOL OF WITCHCRAFT AND WIZARDRY

HARRY POTTER: SLYTHERIN

HARRY POTTER: THE DARK ARTS

$11.99 US 2.5 x 3.5 • 304 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-860-9

$9.99 US 1.34 x 1.73 • 192 pages • 2,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-454-0

ART OF HARRY POTTER

$9.99 US 1.34 x 1.73 • 192 pages • 1,500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-458-8

$9.99 US 1.34 x 1.73 • 192 pages • 1,500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-459-5

ART OF HARRY POTTER

Mini Book of Magical Places $11.99 US 2.5 x 3.5 • 304 pages • 4,800 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-751-0

HARRY POTTER: GRYFFINDOR $9.99 US 1.34 x 1.73 • 192 pages • 2,300 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-453-3

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HARRY POTTER: THE ARTIFACT VAULT

$45.00 US 9.25 x 11 • 208 pages • 25,000 words ISBN: 978-1-60887-798-0

J.K. ROWLING’S WIZARDING WORLD: MOVIE MAGIC

Volume One: Extraordinary People and Fascinating Places $29.99 US 9 x 10.5 • 102 pages • 15,500 words ISBN: 978-0-7636-9582-8

ART OF HARRY POTTER

$75.00 US 9.75 x 13 • 364 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06-282075-4

HARRY POTTER: THE CHARACTER VAULT

$45.00 US 9.25 x 11 • 208 pages • 20,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06240-744-3

J.K. ROWLING’S WIZARDING WORLD: MOVIE MAGIC

Volume Two: Curious Creatures $29.99 US 9 x 10.5 • 104 pages ISBN: 978-0-7636-9583-5

HARRY POTTER: FILM WIZARDRY: UPDATED EDITION

$50.00 US • 9.25 x 11 • 172 pages 100,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06-287894-6

HARRY POTTER: THE CREATURE VAULT

The Creatures and Plants of the Harry Potter Films $45.00 US • 9.25 x 11 208 pages • 20,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06237-423-3

J.K. ROWLING’S WIZARDING WORLD: MOVIE MAGIC

Volume Three: Amazing Artifacts $29.99 US 9 x 10.5 • 96 pages • 13,000 words ISBN: 978-0-7636-9584-2

HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL PLACES FROM THE FILMS

Hogwarts, Diagon Alley, and Beyond $45.00 US • 9.25 x 11 208 pages • 20,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06238-565-9

FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD: MOVIE MAGIC 9 x 10.5 102 pages • 15,000 words ISBN: 978-1-9848-3046-3

HARRY POTTER: PAGE TO SCREEN: UPDATED EDITION The Complete Filmmaking Journey $75.00 US 9.25 x 12.75 • 540 pages • 400,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06287-890-8

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HARRY POTTER: CREATURES A Paper Scene Book $29.99 US 12 x 9 • 20 pages • 3,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-400-7

HARRY POTTER: THE WAND COLLECTION $29.99 US 12 x 6 • 154 pages • 5,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-188-4

HARRY POTTER: THE WAND COLLECTION GIFT SET

$39.99 US 7.25 x 12.3125 136 pages • 5,000 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-055-6

HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL PLACES A Paper Scene Book $29.99 US 12 x 9 • 20 pages • 3,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-623-0

HARRY POTTER: THE WAND COLLECTION

Softcover Edition $19.99 US 12 x 6 • 136 pages • 5,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-988-0

HARRY POTTER: THE BROOM COLLECTION

& Other Props from the Wizarding World $29.99 US 12 x 6 • 146 pages • 13,000 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-026-6

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HARRY POTTER: MAGICAL CREATURES: A MOVIE SCRAPBOOK

HARRY POTTER: CHRISTMAS AT HOGWARTS

HARRY POTTER: HOGWARTS: A MOVIE SCRAPBOOK

HARRY POTTER: SPELLS AND CHARMS: A MOVIE SCRAPBOOK

$19.99 US 8 x 8 • 48 pages • 6,500 words ISBN: 978-1-64722-412-7

$19.99 US 8 x 8 • 48 pages • 5,000 words ISBN: 978-19848-3045-6

Magical Movie Moments $19.99 US 8 x 8 • 48 pages • 5,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-940-8

$19.99 US 8 x 8 • 48 pages • 4,500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-438-0

HARRY POTTER: DIAGON ALLEY: A MOVIE SCRAPBOOK $19.99 US 8 x 8 • 48 pages • 4,500 words ISBN: 978-0-7636-9592-7

J.K. ROWLING’S WIZARDING WORLD: THE DARK ARTS: A MOVIE SCRAPBOOK $19.99 US 8 x 8 • 48 pages ISBN: 978-0-7636-9591-0

FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM: NEWT SCAMANDER: A MOVIE SCRAPBOOK $19.99 US 8 x 8 • 48 pages • 4,500 words ISBN: 978-0-7636-9590-3

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HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: THE COMPLETE SERIES Special Edition Boxed Set $150.00 US 8.375 x 10.875 768 pages 96,000 words ISBN: 9781647221089

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 1

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 2

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 3

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 4

Forest, Lake, and Sky Creatures $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 64 pages 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-746-6

Horcruxes and The Deathly Hallows $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 64 pages 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-748-0

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Diagon Alley, the Hogwarts Express, and the Ministry $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 64 pages 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-747-3

Hogwarts Students $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 64 pages 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-749-7

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HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 5

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 6

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 7

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 8

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 9

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 10

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 11

HARRY POTTER: FILM VAULT: VOLUME 12

Creature Companions, Plants, and Shapeshifters $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-829-6

The Order of the Phoenix and Dark Forces $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-832-6

Hogwarts Professors and Staff $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-835-7

Hogwarts Castle $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-830-2

Goblins, House-Elves, and Dark Creatures $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-833-3

Celebrations, Food, and Publications of the Wizarding World $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-836-4

Quidditch and the Triwizard Tournament $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-831-9

Wizarding Homes and Villages $16.99 US 8.375 x 10.875 • 64 pages • 8,000 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-834-0

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HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE ENCHANTED POSTCARD BOOK

HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS ENCHANTED POSTCARD BOOK

HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN ENCHANTED POSTCARD BOOK

HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE ENCHANTED POSTCARD BOOK

$12.99 US 6.5 x 4.8 • 40 pages1,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06-282163-8

$12.99 US 6.5 x 4.8 • 40 pages • 500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-509-7

HARRY POTTER

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A Sticker Collection $12.99 US 8.5 x 11 • 80 pages ISBN: 978-1-60887-039-4

$12.99 US 6.5 x 4.8 • 40 pages • 1,000 words ISBN: 978-0-06-282164-5

$12.99 US 6.5 x 4.8 • 40 pages • 500 words ISBN: 978-1-68383-511-0

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STAR WARS AFFIRMATION CARDS

STAR WARS: THE SECRETS OF THE SITH

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STAR WARS: THE GALACTIC ADVENT CALENDAR

STAR WARS: A GHOUL-ACTIC HALLOWEEN POP-UP BOOK

STAR WARS: A MERRY SITHMAS POP-UP BOOK

$19.99 US 3.8 x 5.8 • 52 cards 5,000 words • Ages: 7-12 ISBN: 978-1-64722-486-8

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AGHA THE EIGHT-MILE MONSTER

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Kamla K. Kapur is well-known in her

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native India as a poet and playwright. She was born and raised in India, and studied in both India and the USA. She has written for The Times of India, The Hindustan Times, and India Today. She won two Indian National Awards (Sultan Padamsee Awards) for her plays, which have been produced in Delhi and Chandigarh. She has taught at Delhi University and Grossmont College in San Diego, California, where she taught courses in playwriting, poetry, creative non-fiction, mythology, and Shakespeare. She has published two books of poems, the most recent being As A Fountain in a Garden. Her writing has also appeared in anthologies and journals in India and the USA, including Parabola, a New York–based journal on myth and culture. She is currently completing her first novel, Coherences and a fantasy work, Malini inWhirlwood. Ms. Kapur divides her time between living in California and India.

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Ganesha goes to Lunch

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Author photo © Payson R. Stevens

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Asia

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My First ATLAS

My First

ATLAS Take a journey around the world

Did you know?

Oceania

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the biggest and busiest animal homes. Colourful fish and deadly sharks dart and dash through the dazzling waters.

cassowary Spirit House, Papua New Guinea

hammerhead shark grey kangaroo

Purnululu National Park

tiger shark

clownfish

emu inland taipan

Great Barrier Reef

Uluru

Dreamtime painting

Great Victoria Desert

albatross echidna

Oceania is in the south of the Pacific Ocean, and is the smallest of the continents. It includes Australia and New Zealand as well as many other islands.

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eucalyptus Queen Alexandra’s birdwing butterfly

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sailing boat diver

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Tasmanian devil

Mount Cook

tuatara

Atlas Mountains

Africa

Asia riad, a Moroccan home Sahara Desert

Sphinx

scorpion

Pyramids at Giza

spices antelope

Made up of fifty-four different countries, Africa is the second-largest continent, and the hottest. More than half the land is dry or is a desert. Africa is home to the largest desert in the world – the Sahara.

Great Mosque of Djenné

hyena

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camels

Congo Basin

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dragon blood tree

gorilla

cocoa beans

African elephant

flamingo

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Did you know?

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hippopotamus lemur

Kalahari Desert lion

zebra

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African penguin

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Atlases

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ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY FOR CHILDREN

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ENCYCLOPEDIA

S COO V V EERRY Y E D I A O F ODF I DSI C

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VISUAL DICTIONARY A dynamically illustrated reference for all the family

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More than 2,500 detailed illustrations, cross-sections and cutaways

PREHISTORIC LIFE

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PLANTS

The liveliest, fun way to learn about our wonderful world!

ANIMALS THE HUMAN BODY

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A picture speaks a thousand words—and VISUAL DICTIONARY contains more than 2,500 pictures, ranging from the color and splendor of ancient Egypt to the intriguing world of plants and animals and the mysteries of the universe. These authoritative illustrations, together with their detailed labels, create the ideal reference book for all the family.

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Kelp occurs worldwide where the water temperature does not exceed 68°F (20°C). It requires high nutrient supply, mixing from wave action, and light. In the Californian upwelling region giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) grows into dense forests and provides habitat for many marine creatures. Supported by gas-filled bladders its fronds grow straight up to the surface, where they form a dense canopy.

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Beluga The beluga or white whale (Delphinapterus leucas), a whale species of the Arctic and subarctic oceans, grows to 15 feet (5 m) in length. It spends the summers in bays, estuaries, and shallow inlets and follows the progressing ice edge into open water in winter.

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Humpback whale Humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) live in distinct populations in all polar waters during summer and migrate to give birth in subtropical or tropical waters in winter. Males communicate through songs that change from year to year.

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Surface currents Two systems make up the currents of the Bering Sea. Counterclockwise circulation in the deep basin supplies some water to the Oyashio through the Kamchatka Current, while water from the Alaskan Stream crosses the shallow eastern region to join the Anadyr Current toward Bering Strait.

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Adak Island Adak Island, in the Andreanof group of the Aleutian Islands, was abandoned by the native Aleut in the 1800s. During World War II its population grew to 6,000; today it has a population of about 300. In 1957 an earthquake in this region caused a tsunami that reached a height of 52 feet (16 m) in Hawaii.

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The Bering Sea is the world’s third largest marginal sea (after the Arctic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea). In the northeast it forms part of the highly productive Siberian–Alaskan shelf. In the south it consists of a deep basin that is subdivided by the Shirshov and Bowers ridges. The Aleutian Islands form part of the Ring of Fire and carry several active volcanoes. Bering Strait, its connection with the Arctic Ocean, is only 53 miles (85 km) wide and less than 160 feet (50 m) deep but is important for the global water budget by returning to the Atlantic the fresh water that came as rain across the Isthmus of Panama. Sea ice builds up in November and covers the shelf from January. Ice break-up begins in April; by July the entire region is ice-free. To protect spectacular cold-water “coral gardens,” 60 percent of the Aleutian shallow water habitat is closed to bottom trawling.

Rushing rip current

Weakened rip The currrent weakens and slows as it travels. Some distance from shore it finally disappears.

Killer whales The North Pacific range of the killer whale or orca (Orcinus orca), the largest species of the dolphin family, is restricted to the north, northeast, and American coastal waters. Here a pod of three large males and three females travels along the north American coast.

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kidney tumor have extended slender

a swimmer along with it.

pseudopodia (false feet) that enable them to break away from the parent tumor—the first step in metastasis.

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sea that if life in the sea vanished, terrestrial life would R ESPIRATORY S YSTEM The respiratory system exists to fill our spongy, expandable lungs with air and to provide a site where oxygen will move into the bloodstream and where carbon dioxide, a major metabolic waste, will be expelled. This function of gas exchange is so crucial that permanent brain damage usually occurs within minutes if it stops, and death follows quickly unless breathing resumes. Upper parts of the system, the nasal passages, pharynx and larynx, mainly provide a route for air to reach the trachea, or windpipe. Held open by rings of cartilage, the trachea funnels air to the point where large branches, the bronchi, diverge. At this fork in the respiratory road, air reaches its destination, the lungs. From this point onward, the so-called “respiratory tree” branches repeatedly into ever-narrower passages leading to clusters of microscopic sacs. In these alveoli, oxygen crosses into the blood, carbon dioxide comes out to be exhaled and life goes on.

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M AKING S OUNDS AND S PEECH Most human speech sounds begin in the larynx at the paired ligaments called vocal cords. Exhaled air rushing outward from the lungs must pass through an opening between the cords, called the glottis. Skeletal muscle controls the size of the opening. When the glottis is fully open, air passes freely outward, but when a person narrows or closes the cords, the air passing through them vibrates and produces sound waves. Movements of the tongue, palate, teeth and lips refine sounds into words or make additional

Airway housekeeping The airways are lined with epithelium that includes cells with minute hairlike projections called cilia. This image shows cilia-bearing cells in the bronchi.

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Gathering arthropods

Horseshoe crabs (Limulus sp.) occur in areas as distant as

the Atlantic coast of North America and the Sea of Japan.

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Endangered species Hawksbill turtles (Eretmochelys imbricata) and pristine coral reefs are both endangered entities in the Indian Ocean. The former are being caught for the high quality of their tortoiseshell and meat; the latter are at risk because of overexploitation, pollution, and ocean acidification.

In the Indian Ocean major oil reserves lie in the Persian Gulf and off Saudi Arabia, Iran, India, and Australia. Fisheries, both commercial and local, are valuable to many nations around this ocean. Shrimps are a common catch along the coast, tuna in the open ocean. Minerals are mined along some shorelines.

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Seychelles Islands Tropical islands, such as the Seychelles, are a key part of the Indian Ocean environment. Their coral reefs and abundant ecosystems play a major role in maintaining biodiversity. Ecotourism on such islands may well help to preserve many marine species.

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Cape Town

Mumbai

Arabian

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Telltale cast A lugworm takes in sand and digests microscopic organisms living between the grains. It expels the unwanted sand to the surface, leaving a cast.

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Lugworm “dimples” This pocked sand surface indicates a lugworm below. They can grow to 9 inches (23 cm) and anglers use them as bait.

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Natural resources

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Djibouti

ETHIOPIA

12,644 feet (3,854 m)

6,300 miles (10,200 km) 5,800 miles (9,400 km)

PAKISTAN

Karachi

23,376 feet (7,125 m)

Maximum width Maximum length

Muscat

Average depth

Abu Dhabi

SAUDI ARABIA

SUDAN

Ocean Share

Beach flea Beach fleas (Orchestia sp.) belong to the crustacean group called amphipods. Like fleas, they move by hopping.

Isopod Isopods (Idotea sp.) are crustaceans with pairs of leg-like appendages and a flattened tail called a telson.

IRAN

EGYPT

26.5 million square miles (68.6 million km )

Maximum depth

Gooseneck barnacle Chunky gooseneck barnacles (Pollicipes polymerus) may attach to intertidal rocks or to floating debris such as driftwood.

Sediment life Sand or mud beaches are extremely challenging environments. The sun’s heat, salt water, salt-laden winds, and constant wave action all are potential threats to survival. As a result, many species in the intertidal zone spend much or all of their time burrowed beneath the surface or in the shelter of driftwood and washed-up seaweeds and shells. Microscopic animals thrive in the spaces between sand grains.

Venus clam Venus clams (Pitar sp.) and other bivalves form colonies on sandy seafloors. Like other clams, they burrow into the soft substrate and filter bits of food from seawater.

in it. It combines hund

change threaten the environment that provides life to

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Mud communities Muddy sediments conceal a thriving community of grazers, burrowers, and other life. In this illustrated community, mud snails graze along the surface, moon snails and dog whelks hunt prey. Below the surface are buried worms, shrimps, and clams. These species extract food deposited on the surface or suspended in the water above it. Many more microscopic creatures inhabit the spaces between sediment particles.

IRAQ

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Rocky shore life Complex communities of marine organisms survive along rocky shores. Most of those living in the intertidal zone have shells or other adaptations that help protect them from wave action and the drying effects of air. Mussels, oysters, limpets, sea stars, chitons, and snails attach to the hard substrate. Small fish and creatures such as sea urchins are found only underwater, in the subtidal zone.

5 River-borne sediments Rivers transport sediments to coastal areas, sometimes creating sprawling, fertile deltas. The forested and densely vegetated Parana River Delta shown here is northeast of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Sea cucumber Sea cucumbers occur in rocky or sandy shallows as well as the deep seafloor. This specimen of sea cucumber (Bohadschia argus) is native to the Indian and southwestern Pacific oceans.

Blue-banded goby The Galapagos blue-banded goby (Lythrypnus gilberti) darts through rocky nearshore reefs. It is 1.5 inches (4.5 cm) long and an aggressive predator.

Southern sea otter Southern sea otters (Enhydra lutris nereis) are marine mammals native to rocky coasts of the northeastern Pacific. They feed on urchins, shellfish, and small fish.

The Indian Ocean is the smallest of the world’s four major oceans and has some unique characteristics. Unlike the Atlantic and Pacific oceans it is completely closed to the north, by the Asian landmass, and it hosts a major current, the Somali Current, that reverses its direction on a seasonal basis. All other subtropical basins such as the South Atlantic and the North Pacific have a strong western boundary current flowing poleward and a weak, wide drift as an eastern boundary current. By contrast the South Indian Ocean has a strong poleward current as well, the Leeuwin, along the west coast of Australia. The Indian Ocean has a mid-ocean ridge, as do the Pacific and the Atlantic, but the Indian Ocean’s ridge is complicated by the landmass of Madagascar and a number of other ridges running mostly in a north–south direction.

Coastal cruiser Purple sea urchins (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus) are common inhabitants of rocky coastal areas of western North America. They feed on kelps and other algae.

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Rocky and sandy coasts Rock beaches, cliffs, and caves are prime features of erosional coasts, where wave action slowly wears away hard material forming the shore. Sandy beaches are a hallmark of depositional coasts, where rivers or wave action deposit sediment particles. Over a long time, erosional coasts retreat as the base material is worn away. Sandy coastlines tend to be more stable, but rising sea levels erode them.

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OCEAN INTRODUCTION sea life & resources: life along the shore

Surf zone

25°

Californian sea otter The endangered Californian sea otter (Enhydra lutris) forages for sea urchins, mollusks and crustaceans, which it dislodges and opens using small rocks as tools. It spends nearly its entire life in the ocean and wraps itself in kelp to avoid floating away while resting.

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Gap in sandbar Eventually accumulating water breaks through the normal wave line and flows rapidly seaward.

120°

Dr Matthias Tomczak Emeritus Professor of Oceanography, Flinders University, South Australia.

Spreading rip current

Fishing Whales Tourism

Surface currents In the California Current region upwelling produces low sea-surface temperatures and frequent fog. Currents in the Gulf of California vary with the seasons. In the inner gulf, which has a tidal range of up to 30 feet (9 m), currents are dominated by tidal movement.

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Sea level

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Isla Tiburón

Isla San Esteban Isla San Lorenzo

Sebastián Vizcaíno Bay

Isla Cedros

Monterey Bay Once the center of an important sardine fishery, Monterey Bay is now part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Famous for its kelp forests, it is home to many species of marine mammals. The old sardine cannery in Moss Landing now houses a world-renowned aquarium.

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Sea lions The highly intelligent Californian sea lion (Zalophus californianus) is a common sight at Moss Landing in Monterey Bay. Sea lions feed on squid and fish and have learned to wait for prey near fish ladders. During the nonbreeding season males and juveniles migrate north along the coast.

Delan Basin

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Moss Landing Monterey

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San Nicolas Island

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Point Arguello Point Conception Santa Barbara Channel Santa Cruz Island

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200 miles (320 km) 750 miles (1,200 km)

Monterey Bay

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Maximum width (at mouth) Maximum length Natural resources

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Monterey Bay Monterey Canyon

Monterey Fan

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Point Reyes

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Blue whale From December to March, blue whales (Balaenoptera musculus) in the Gulf of California are often accompanied by young calves. Many bear scars from encounters with killer whales. Along the northern Californian coast, blue whale populations have found new feeding grounds and are on the increase.

40°

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The FacTs

Fact box Informative statistics provide interesting details as a ready reference

120°

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K elp f orests

G ulf

Dr John Musick Marshall Acuff Professor Emeritus in Marine Science, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Virginia, USA.

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Where the East Pacific Rise comes to the surface in Baja California Peninsula it creates a narrow sea with a rich and unique ecosystem, the Gulf of California, also known as the Sea of Cortez. Whales, rays, whale sharks, turtles, and many other migratory species are regular visitors to the region. There are resident populations of whales, sea lions, and elephant seals. The more than 800 species of fishes support the major part of Mexico’s fishery. There are more than 900 islands in the gulf and, of these, 244 are on UNESCO’s World Heritage list and provide a sanctuary for hundreds of bird species. West of the peninsula and farther north, coastal upwelling creates one of the richest ecosystems in the world’s oceans. Its once-vast schools of sardines disappeared through overfishing half a century ago, but sea otters still float among giant kelp, seaweed that grows 10 inches (27 cm) a day to reach 160 feet (50 m) at maturity.

Locator These small maps locate the region within the major ocean.

Beverly McMillan Science writer and author, Virginia, USA.

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Three-dimensional view of seafloor A computer-generated map reveals details of ridges, canyons, and other seafloor features.

pacific ocean: GULf of caLifoRnia

Professor Johann R. E. Lutjeharms Department of Oceanography, University of Cape Town, South Africa.

Conservation watch Symbols flag animals that are critically endangered or endangered.

Thematic pages Birth of the sea, geology, tides and waves, sea resources, life along the coast, and more—all explained with hundreds of graphic illustrations.

Feature box Subjects of special interest are featured in more detail

Introduction This text gives a clear, concise overview of the sea or ocean explored.

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ATLAS OF THE UNIVERSE

• More than 300 fact-packed pages

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• More than 100 newly commissioned maps and charts of the universe • The latest cartographic data of the planets and moons of the Solar System • Spectacular and detailed star maps of both the northern and southern hemispheres • Tips on what to look for in the night sky • Authoritative and accessible text • Hundreds of the very latest colour photographs of the cosmos • Past and future missions to space surveyed

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ultimate guide to understanding both the universe and Geological structure A detailed diagram showing the planet’s internal geological structure is featured and the layers are discussed.

Photographs Photographs of surface features obtained by probes and orbiters are profiled and discussed.

Diagram labels Each diagram has informative labels to aid understanding of the features it is representing.

our place within it. It combines hundreds of specially commissioned maps, diagrams and illustrations, with the very latest colour photographs of the cosmos, to

The geology of Mars Mars has two distinct terrains: the heavily cratered southern highlands and the lowland plains of volcanic origin in the north. The comparatively few craters in the north suggest that this is the younger region. Mars does not have continental plates. The crust is probably thick, solid, and immobile, which explains how Martian volcanoes have grown to the extent that they are the largest in the known Solar System—the lava merely leaked out of the surface and kept on piling up. As well as volcanoes and craters, Mars is home to some vast canyons, again larger than any seen on Earth, and other features that seem to have resulted from flowing surface water. Perhaps the Red Planet was once a Blue Planet.

Named after the Roman god of war, the so-called Red R Planet has captured our imagination more than any other. Mars is not even remotely as hospitable as Antarctica. Y Yet, compared with the other inner planets, Mercury and V Venus, it seems almost friendly. Indeed, there may even have been life there once—and some argue that this may be true even today. Mars is a modestly-sized sphere of rock and iron, and the next world out from the Sun after Earth. Its eccentric orbit carries it from 1.41 to 1.64 times farther from the Sun than Earth, making it bitterly cold. Curiously, the length of the Martian day—24 hours and 37 minutes—is remarkably similar to Earth’s; but physically, these worlds differ enormously from each other. Mars is just half the diameter of Earth and has only 11 percent of its mass. Its boulder-strewn surface, red with oxidization, is constantly ravaged by planet-wide dust storms and riddled with immense craters, volcanoes, and canyons, all of which dwarf their earthly counterparts. And the Red Planet’s scant atmosphere—which is almost pure carbon dioxide and lacks a protective ozone layer— r—would be lethal to any unprotected interplanetary visitor. r The two t Martian moons, Phobos and Deimos, are most likely captured asteroids, just a few miles in diameter each.

Introductory text Each spread opens with introductory text that captures the important details of the planet and alerts the reader to the topics that will be covered.

Size comparison The planet is compared with Earth’s dimensions.

This impressive volume begins at home with a survey

water or liquid carbon dioxide.

considered until, ultimately, the entire visible universe

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Ultraviolet light from the Sun breaks up molecules in the upper atmosphere into atoms that can escape the weak gravitational pull of Mars.

Core The Martian core is comparatively small, occupying perhaps 30 to 40 percent of the planet’s diameter (shown here with a core at the upper end of that scale). The low density of Mars indicates that the core may be of iron and iron sulfide, lighter than the nickel-iron k core of Earth. The weak magnetic field of Mars (Earth’s is 800 times stronger) suggests a relatively solid core.

The atmosphere and climate of Mars

Upper atmosphere

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Mars is far colder than Earth, a result of its relative distance from the Sun. Temperatures do sometimes rise above freezing in rare instances during the Martian summer, but otherwise they average –58ºF (–50ºC) and dip down to –190ºF (–123ºC) in the winter. The eccentric orbit makes for huge seasonal variations, with the polar caps alternately evaporating in the summer and then reforming in the winter from carbon dioxide snowfalls. Dust storms are also typical, smothering the planet in shrouds of fine red powder for weeks or even months.

Red dwarf Mars is the second smallest terrestrial

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Atmospheric breakdown Evidence suggests that Mars was once wet, its surface perhaps

covers two-thirds of our planet, so Earth

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covered in rivers, lakes, and seas. Therefore, the Red Planet

and Mars have similar land areas.

may also have had a substantial atmosphere in the past. Now, w though, much of it has been lost to space, and it is less than

Average distance from the Sun

Like Earth, Mars has clouds, but they are not extensive. This

142 million miles (228 million km); 1.52 AU

Equatorial diameter

Orbit of Mars

photo shows the Tharsis region, with the volcano chain Tharsis

Unlike Earth, seasons on

Montes on the left. The clouds tend to cling to the summits,

0.11 0.15

Surface gravity (Earth = 1)

Rotates in 24.62 hours

3.93 0.007 3 miles/s (5 km/s) 0.09

Highest temperature

80ºF (27ºC)

Lowest temperature

Perihelion, minimum distance to the Sun, 1.41 AU

0.5

1.0

–207ºF (–133ºC)

Sunlight strength

36–52% of Earth’s

Albedo (reflectivity)

15%

Number of satellites

Ecliptic AU 2.0

Nitrogen 2.7%

Equator Other 0.7%

Orbit

Argon 1.6%

cartographic survey of the constellations that will enable

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the enthusiast to trace the patterns in the sky that have

from the Great Barrier Ree

fascinated humankind for thousands of years.

the ocean ﬂoor to the cloud

miles

THE OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM

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300°W 60°E

270°W 90°E

240°W 120°E

210°W 150°E

180° 90°N

C HARTI NG T HE O UT E R S OLAR S YSTE M

30°N

The eastern face of Venus V (above) The Magellan radar image above shows the eastern hemisphere of Venus. The map on the right presents the same area in more detail.

V Venera 4 (Oct 18, 1967)

Jupiter’s most distinctive features are its size and colorful, banded

of space probes that were to profoundly

KEY TO SYMBOLS

extends to the outer edge of the Kuiper Belt or 50 AU (each concentric

PLANETARY ORBIT

ring is 5 AU apart). The closed and open circles marked on the orbits indicate

JUPITER

APHELION

each planet’s aphelion and perihelion. Tick marks denote the orbital nodes,

SATURN

PERIHELION

where an orbit crosses Earth’s orbital plane. Typical long-period and short-

URANUS

ORBITAL NODE

period comet orbits are also indicated. The planets and comets shown

NEPTUNE

SHORT-PERIOD COMET

PLUTO

LONG-PERIOD COMET

are explained with clear text aided by diagrams and

Research Professor in Earth Sciences at the University of

photographs. Also considered is the story of how we

atmosphere, where storms can

advance our understanding of the outer Solar

last for centuries.

System. Each flew past Jupiter and Saturn, from where Voyager 1 was directed out of the plane of the Solar System. But Voyager 2

Saturn

stayed the course, becoming the first (and

Saturn is famous for its rings,

so far only) probe to reach Uranus (1986)

and rightly so. These beautiful

and Neptune (1989)—visiting more planets

structures are composed of

than any other probe in history. The Voyagers

fragments of ice and rock.

3ºS/18ºE 5ºS/23ºE

Uranus Unlike the other planets, Uranus is tipped on its side. Uranus has a dark ring system and a plain

North probe

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planets put together. Tiny Pluto is the only outer not qualify as a planet at all, though it retains

Jupiter

this status at present for historical reasons.

Saturn

Hull.

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After deploying their descent modules at Venus, both

30°S

Uranus

the Vega 1 and 2 spacecraft continued on to a close

Antarctic and subantarctic birds. DR. DAVID WOODRUFF

Neptune

encounter with Comet Halley. The Pioneer Venus 2 probes transmitted data during descent but perished soon after landing on the Venusian surface.

Earth Pluto and Charon

Diana Chasma

is Professor and founding Chair of Ecology, Behavior,

Landing Site

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km 0

Aphrodite Terra T

miles 0

1,000

but it does not mark the outer boundary

1,000

as far as 100,000 AU (1.6 light-years) from the Sun is the Oort Cloud, a spherical swarm of icy comet nuclei and

90°S

magma thrusts the crust up and cracks it apart.

the source of the Solar System’s long-

90°S 0°

330°W 30°E

300°W 60°E

270°W 90°E

210°W 150°E

240°W 120°E

period comets.

180°

TIME

Early December Late December Early January Late January Early February

From 40º N 1 am Midnight 11 pm 10 pm 9 pm

SPECTRA KEY

DEEP-SKY OBJECTS

MAGNITUDE SCALE

O, B

Open star cluster

–0.5 and brighter

Globular star cluster

0.0 to –0.4

Bright nebula

0.1 to 0.5

Planetary nebula

M, N, R, S

Galaxy

0.6 to 1.0

Menkalinan

M, N, R, S

1.1 to 1.5

STARS 1.6 to 2.0 Double star

2.1 to 2.5

Variable star

2.6 to 3.0

PERSEUS

LYNX

1528

Algol

DEEP-SKY OBJECTS

3.1 to 3.5

CAMELOPARDALIS

3.6 to 4.0

Mirphak

Open star cluster

4.1 to 4.5

M82 M103

457

Dubhe

NCP

+70°

+80°

+60°

+50°

+20°

M51

Alkaid

Cor Caroli

M63

of ionized hydrogen gas and dark dust clouds

κ1 κ2

M69

β1 Arkab β2

η2 η1

Kaus Media (δ SGRR)

M Trifid d M8 Nebula Lagoon g Nebula

ECLIPT

1.85 2.02 2.60

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BOÖTES

Deneb

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NORTH

17h

16h

15h

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224 89

2.70

306

2.81

B2 A2+A4 K3 K1

Omega Nebula (SGRR)

Emission nebula 5,000

Lagoon Nebula (SGRR)

Emission nebula 5,200

M8, NGC 6523

T Trifid Nebula (SGRR)

Complex nebula 5,200

M20, NGC 6514

Sagittarius Star Cloud (SGRR) Star cloud

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–50°

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a vast cloud of pre-existing dust

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TELESCOPIUM

M17, NGC 6618, Swan Nebula

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Trifid Nebula—pillars and jets (above) The Trifid Nebula (M20 or NGC 6514) is a well-known emission nebula in Sagittarius. This close-up

Bug Nebula (left)

photo taken by the Hubble Space Telescope shows what appears to be a giant celestial slug, complete with antennae. The slug is, in fact, a vast pillar of gas and dust, illuminated by the stars that surround it. Some of these stars are so powerful that their radiation is slowly eroding the pillar. The two “antennae” contain in their tips newly forming stars. It is likely that in a few

–400°

This is the central portion of the

Window on the Milky Way (left) The Sagittarius Star Cloud (M24) is not an

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open cluster or true deep-sky object at all; the center of the Milky Way is less obscured

18 h

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by dust than elsewhere. This Hubble Space Wolf-Rayet stars (above)

ARA –50°

17 h

NO ORMA 16 h

WR124 belongs to an extremely energetic class of objects known as Wolf-Rayet stars. These stars, which are nearing the end of their lives and are at least ten times more massive than the Sun,

Telescope view reveals a dazzling array of stars. Along with numerous yellow stars much like our Sun, are hot, relatively short-lived blue

emit so much energy that they blow out their outermost layers. In the case of WR124, located

stars, and red stars which can be either nearby

in Sagittarius, this has created a bright celestial firework with gas rushing outward from the central

small stars slowly burning their fuel or more

star at speeds of up to 100,000 miles per hour (160,000 km/h).

distant red giants at the end of their life cycle.

planetary nebula NGC 6302, more

memorably known as the Bug

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thousand years the antennae will erode completely, revealing the new-born stars within.

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Chronicles evolution and ad

10,000–16,000 M24

SCORP PIUS

months later as the light illuminated

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–30°

EAST

This Hubble photo was taken several

Features hundreds of beauti

Galactic Centerr 6451

CORONA AUSTRALIS

rather, it is a window where our view toward

M98 M85

COMA BERENICES

21h

220

2.1 to 2.5

2.6 to 3.0

3.1 to 3.5

6.1 to 6.5

OTHER FEATURES A

–20°

M21M20 6469

6558

6569

6541

4565

Nunki (σ SGRR) Ascella (ζ SGRR)

Kaus γ Media Alnasl

η λ μ

Kaus Borealis (λ SGRR)

6640

μ 6537 65 546

655944 653 30 M28 6544 6553

6520

6624

6652

γ ε

Kaus Australis (ε SGRR)

M39

CYGNUS 22h

Rukbat

Denebola

–40°

DRACO

PEGASUS

V1017

+30° 6543 Cat's Eye Nebula

LACERTA

Scheat

23h

α β δ

Sagi gittarius St SStar Cloud M M24 M23 65 6567

6568

6638

M70

Kaus Australis 6726, 67 6727 7 6723

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17 h

Omega N Nebula a

6595

Kaus Borealis Nunki

M54

PK3-14.1

SAGITTARIUS

M17 M18

M22 6642 6629

6717

+40°

Algenib

PISCES

WEST

ϑ2 ϑ1

MICROSCOPIUM O

Whirlpool Galaxy

M25

ν2 ν1

τ Ascella M55

–30° M65 3628 M66 Leo Triplet

CANES VENATICI

M94

V3879

6716

LEO

Mizar

Alcor

ξ1 ξ2

ω 59 62

M106

Alioth Thuban

M101 Pinwheel Galaxy

6645

ρ1

χ2 χ1

CAPRICORNUS

M109

Megrez

Kochab

Alderamin

V838 Monocerotis underwent a

υ ρ2

M75

–20° Phad

URSA MINOR

CEPHEUS

Alpheratz

In early 2002 a red giant star named

6822

characteristic of such regions.

–10°

SER RPENS CAUDA

6818 V505

M108 Owl Nebula M97

Merak

Polaris

Caph

M110

inside the border of Sagittarius. This European Southern Observatory photo reveals the glow

18 h

SCUTUM

–10°

Algieba

CASSIOPEIA Shedir

M31 Andromeda Galaxy

M32

Charles Messier’s celestial catalog and an

URSA MAJOR

Cigar Galaxy

Ruchbah

Mirach

ANDROMEDA

classic types of nebulas: a reflection nebula, an emission nebula, and several dark nebulas. The emission nebula produces the overall red glow—it is hydrogen gas made to glow by bright stars embedded within it. The blue glow is light reflected from stars off dust, producing a reflection nebula. And the dark regions are dense patches in the nebula that

OPHIUCHUS 19h

20h

Galaxy

Large faint galaxy

1.6 to 2.0

do not shine but rather block the background light to show up only in silhouette.

The Omega Nebula, object number 17 in

AQUILA

AQUARIUS

Planetary nebula

LEO MINOR M81

M33

0.1 to 0.5

0.6 to 1.0

1.1 to 1.5

active star-forming region, is found just Bright nebula

5.6 to 6.0

884 869 Double Cluster

M76

PISCES

Shell of starlit dust (right)

–0.5 and brighter

0.0 to –0.4

In the center of NGC 6559 (above) NGC 6559 is a celestial cloud in Sagittarius. This photo, in one frame, shows the three

Globular star cluster

5.1 to 5.5

2403

IC342

Almaak

TRIANGULUM

Corona Australis

Straddling both the ecliptic and the Milky Way, Sagittarius is a constellation of the zodiac representing an archer. This is a large assemblage with a huge array of striking star clusters and nebulas, and a number of medium-bright stars. Sagittarius is well known, for it pinpoints the location of the center of our galaxy. You cannot see the center itself because it is behind the Sagittarius star and dust clouds. But if you traveled in a straight line toward Sagittarius and beyond, you would eventually reach the very heart of our galaxy. Owing to the density of the Milky Way in Sagittarius, this is one of the best places to point your binoculars and scan around for celestial treasures. Immediately south is a fairly small constellation called Corona Australis (the Southern Crown). It is as faint as it is petite, but it does bear an interesting similarity to its northern counterpart, Corona Borealis.

Center of the Omega Nebula (left)

4.6 to 5.0

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752

Hamal

ARIES

MAGNITUDE SCALE

S AG I T TARI U S

Includes the most up-to-dat

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which a new star may be born.

T H E C O N S T E L L AT I O N S

O, B

AURIGA

Capella

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oceans, and poles

shows a dense, jet-black cloud of matter known as a globule within

SPECTRA KEY

N ORTHERN WINTER : L OOKING N ORTH Looking north in the winter, the sky still belongs to several bright constellations. These include Ursa Major, Cassiopeia, Perseus, Andromeda, and Auriga. During early winter, Ursa Major is ascending in the northeast, while Cassiopeia’s W sinks in sympathy in the northwest. Auriga is very high overhead come early December, with its bright yellow star Capella marking the zenith for those observing from latitudes close to 45 degrees north. By the end of winter, Capella is still well established at high h altitudes and Ursa Major is upside down. 4

Details the ecology and wild

generations of stars. This photograph

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ancient impact feature.

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the gas and dust expelled by previous

2,000

SKY

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as the threats and challenge

machines: they create new stars out of

and Evolution at the University of California, San Diego.

of the Solar System. Extending perhaps

2,000

Aphrodite Terra highland region which is bordered by several deep rift valleys. These distinctive Venusia V n features are created when upwelling subsurface

Ralk-umgu Chasma

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hundreds of other endemic a

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Galaxies are the ultimate recycling

The Oort Cloud Pluto may be the most distant planet,

Aphrodite Terra (above) This surface schematic (corresponding to the dashed zone on the map, right) shows the topography of the

true-colour image from within the stadium-sized Endurance Crater

that cocoons itself in mois

Stellar nursery (right)

about 16 miles (25 km) in diameter and 2,400 feet (750 m) high. The vertical scale here has been exaggerated about 23 times.

NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity returned this near

gorilla, the prairie dogs of t

observation and exploration.

on the eastern edge of the Alpha Regio highland plateau. These volcanic features are

Martian panorama (left)

sudden, short-lived stellar brightening.

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detail the bizarre, beautiful,

each location. Learn about th

have come to understand our universe through theory,

planet that is not a giant, and, in fact, may

Eastern V Venusian pancakes (above) This image, created from Magellan radar data, shows three distinctive “pancake domes”

University

nine planets. Its surface has

The largest planet of the Solar System is Jupiter,

Probes to the eastern hemisphere of Venus V (above)

where it spent over six months

Institute,

never been seen in detail.

The eastern hemisphere was visited by both the earliest probes (in 1967) and also by the most recent (in 1985). Veneras 4 to 6 were primarily atmospheric explorers, but it was hoped they would make a soft landing. All were crushed before doing so, however.

studying the geology of this

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Giants of the Solar System

29ºS/57ºE 7.5ºN/177ºE 7.5ºS/180ºE

Polar

green atmosphere.

0°

59ºN/5ºE

Night probe V 1 (Jun 11, 1985) Vega

Scott

Neptune is similar to Uranus in

Pluto is the smallest and most

which is bigger than the other Solar System

0°

the

Neptune composition and color, but its atmosphere is more dynamic and stormy. Pluto distant of the Solar System’s

Haasttse baad

Pioneer V Venus 2 (Dec 9, 1978)

V 2 (Jun 15, 1985) Vega

continue to return data from their remote vantage points well beyond the orbit of Pluto.

here are not drawn to scale.

19ºN/38ºE

V Venera 5 (May 16, 1969) V Venera 6 (May 17, 1969)

Tasmania. DR. BERNARD STONEHOUSE is Emeritus Associate

Jupiter

Voyagers to the outer Solar System In 1977, NASA launched the Voyagers, a pair

The outer Solar System This map of the outer Solar System

Beyond Mars and the Asteroid Belt is the realm of the outer Solar System. The innermost planet here, Jupiter, is just over five astronomical units from the Sun, while Pluto, at its farthest, is ten times more distant. The planets occupying this region are not like the inner worlds. The two largest—Jupiter and Saturn—are gas giants, fluid planets made of super-compressed hydrogen and helium. Uranus and Neptune are ice giants—with thick atmospheres surrounding slushy mantles of ice and rock. Pluto, meanwhile, is a curiosity, a tiny planet in a class of its own. Pluto orbits within the Kuiper Belt, a donut-shaped volume containing tens of millions of rocky and icy worldlets. Finally, stretching perhaps as far as one-third of the way to the nearest star, is the Oort Cloud.

60°N

into eight geographic areas

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Institute of Marine Science. DR. PATRICK QUILTY is Honorary THE OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM

330°W 30°E

90°N

The eastern hemisphere of V Venus is where many of the planet's most interesting features are to be found. f It is dominated by Aphrodite Terra, T a vast highland region stretching for 11,000 miles (17,500 km) or almost halfway around the planet. Maxwell Montes (65ºN/3ºE)—a long mountain range that includes the planet’s highest peak— k is here, as is Diana Chasma (18ºS/155ºE), the deepest Venusian V trench. Maxwell Montes peaks at 7 miles (11 km) above the average surface level— nearly 1.3 times higher than Mount Everest—while Diana Chasma reaches to depths of about 2 miles (3 km).

survey of animals and their h

This book is more than an atlas. Within these pages the

THE INNER SOLAR SYSTEM

0°

M APPING VEN US E ASTERN H EMISPHERE R

essential wildlife reference,

wilderness in Europe and western America. DR. SUSAN LUMPKIN is a Research Associate of the Smithsonian Institution’s

Marine Science at the College of William and Mary’s Virginia

THE INNER SOLAR SYSTEM

• Conceived, written and illustrated by an international team of astronomers, science educators and artists

inhospitable environments. T

the northern and southern hemispheres, and a complete

National Zoological Parks. GEORGE McKAY chairs the New South Atmosphere cross-section Wales National Parks and Wildlife Advisory Council, Australia. The atmosphere’s many layers are DR. JOHN MUSICK is Marshall Acuff Professor Emeritus in vividly illustrated.

Atmosphere breakdown Key components of the atmosphere are shown and the ramifications for the planet are discussed.

creatures, all specially adap

is the author of many books on rain forests, coral reefs, and

Orbit statistics The planet’s orbit around the Sun is shown in the diagram and key orbiting statistics are highlighted.

of animals thrive in the Sa

satellites of the Solar System are shown in beautifully is a series of expertly crafted seasonal star maps for both

Thin clouds of water-ice r crystals can form near the highest peaks.

Axial inclination 25.2º Angle of orbit compared to Earth’s 1.85º

1.5 Orbits in 686.98 Earth

ounce, or a column of 50 mi

vast scale of the universe. The planets and many of the

Programs at the Wildlife Conservation Society. DWIGHT HOLING

Wispy clouds form from carbon dioxide. The atmosphere below can be permeated by dust particles.

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Average density (water = 1) Surface atmospheric pressure (Earth = 1) Escape velocity Orbital eccentricity

Have you ever seen a possu

diagrams and maps are provided to make sense of the

rendered maps of exquisite detail. At the end of the book

journalist. DR. JOSHUA GINSBERG is Vice President for Global

Carbon dioxide 95%

of water-ice crystals that freeze out of the high, cold air.

by its elliptical orbit.

is the subject of chapter eight. At each stage charting

Middle atmosphere

24.62 hours (prograde)

Mass (Earth = 1) V Volume (Earth = 1)

is an international social communications consultant and

to 22 miles (35 km) above Earth, or about three times the cruising altitude of a typical passenger jet.

up to 17 miles (27 km) above the surface. The clouds are made

Mars are strongly influenced

4,222 miles (6,794 km)

Axial rotation period (sidereal)

one percent as dense as Earth’s. The surface pressure is equivalent

A c oudy day on Mars

Aphelion, maximum distance to the Sun, 1.64

Key statistics All the essential statistical information about the planet appears in this table.

chapter by chapter, ever-larger regions of the cosmos are

Wet wor d evidence This photo, returned by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft, shows what appear to be recently formed gullies on the rim of a Martian crater. The gullies were possibly carved by flowing

Mantle Beneath the crust is the mantle, a thick shell of rocks such as olivine. This compound, made from silicate, iron, and magnesium, is common to all terrestrial planets. The mantle may also contain some iron oxide.

planet after Mercury, y just over half the

WILDLIFE

of planet Earth and its natural satellite, the Moon. Then,

Crust The Martian crust is probably much thicker than Earth’s, extending down 75 miles (120 km). This solid crust has no plate tectonics and is able to support the mass of huge volcanoes.

size (53 percent) of Earth. However, r water

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