IVY KIDS - Rights Catalogue 2017

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Academy... series

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COMPARISONS nd you World arou Sizing up the

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Written by

CLIVE GIFFORD

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illustrated by

PauL Boston 30

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ILLUSTRATED BY STEF MURPHY & DEBORAH POW

A NI TA GA NE RI

biggest

Earth. It grows up to a massive 30 yards in length, and every day it eats up to 8,000 lb of tiny shrimp-like creatures called krill.

Elephants

are pretty big too. The largest can weigh up to 13,000 lb. A trunk can weigh up to 400 lb, but it is so dexterous, it can pick up a grain of rice.

Elephants eat

600 lb

weight of the blue whale’s tongue!

of plant matter a day...

10%

yards is the incredible length of their

“fecal plumes” (poop to you and me). That’s

FASTEST EATER

of their body weight.

NAUGHTY CAECILIANS Baby caecilians (earthworm-like amphibians) use temporary fangs to strip the skin from their mother’s body and feast upon it.

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The weight of an elephant is roughly equal to the

almost the length of three buses!

The star-nosed mole is one of the fastest eaters. It eats its food in 227 milliseconds (less than a quarter of a second).

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330 lb

of poop a day...

MEDIUM OR RARE! An adult lion can eat the equivalent of 30 steaks in one day— and they probably like them rare.

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Hummingbirds eat up to 0.14 oz of insects and nectar every day—that’s twice their body weight. If a 10-year-old child ate twice their body weight daily, that would be around 1,000 sausages every day!

...which is about the weight of three men and a 3-year-old child!

x2

Elephants produce about

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...which is about the weight of two men!

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HUMMINGBIRD weight = 0.05-0.07 oz

NECTAR AND INSECTS

weight = 0.11–0.14 oz

EGG-STRAORDINARY The Egyptian vulture has a clever way of eating eggs. It takes a rock in its mouth and throws it at an egg to break the shell.

MONKEYS WITH MANNERS Japanese macaques wash their food, such as fruit, before eating it.

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Town and Country A turnaround book. The clever format and detailed artwork will engage children and parents from the start.

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PRESS-OUT MODEL

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ADY FOR THE CHALLE YOU RE NGE ?

STEVE MARTIN Illustrated by Lucy Banaji

STEVE MARTIN

ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATEDBY BYANGELA KERRY HYNDMAN KEOGHAN

Doctor Academy

Steve Martin & Kerry Hyndman

Pilot Academy

Steve Martin & Lucy Banaji

WITH

STICKERS,

POSTER &

240mm x 200mm 64pp + poster, board game, model and stickers 4-col throughout paperback £9.99 Age: 7+

PRESS-OUT MODEL

ARE YOU READY FOR THE CHALLENGE? STEVE MARTIN & NASTIA SLEPTSOVA

Engineer Academy

Astronaut Academy

Architect Academy

Vet Academy

Coder Academy

Scientist Academy

Steve Martin & Nastia Sleptsova

Steve Martin & Jennifer Farley

Nathan Emery & Wesley Robins

Mythical Beasts Masks

Amazing Evolution Glue

Glue

Glue

Glue

Glue

Glue

Glue

Glue

297mm x 250mm 96pp 4-col throughout hardback £14.99 Age: 8+

Craig Shuttlewood

Glue

Town and Country

Glue

200mm x 336mm 32pp 4-col throughout hardback £8.99 Age: 3+

RAINFOREST MASKS

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M Y T H I CA L B E A S T S

60% MEANIES

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Their daily food intake is about

of their food intake.

Tear-drinking moths in Madagascar sneak up on larger animals and poke them in the eyes until they cry so they can drink the tears.

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Gavin Rutherford & Tanya Batrak

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They poop out

of their total body weight.

EXTREME EATERS

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MASKS

African elephant.

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Price: £9.99

8,000 lb

is the weight a female

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WARNING WARNING SMALL PARTS SMALL NOT PARTS SUITABLE NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3UNDER YEARS OF 3 YEARS AGE –OF CHOKING AGE – CHOKING HAZARDHAZARD

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STICKERS,

POSTER

MODEL PRESS-OUT MODEL

Gavin Rutherford & Tanya Batrak

3%

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Incredible Skeletons

ACTUAL SIZE KRILL

of krill in a day.

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Rain Forest Masks

Blue whales eat

8,000 lb The blue whales daily food intake is only

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INCREDIBLE

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Play, imagine and learn with these 10 strikingly illustrated animal masks! Simply press out, make and wear.

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DISCOVER THE BONES OF AMAZING ANIMALS

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SKELETONS

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This fascinating book reveals the amazing structures inside animals. Beautifully illustrated and packed full of facts, it features some of the world’s most interesting creatures.

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297mm x 210mm 68pp 4-col throughout paperback £9.99 Age: 8+

The

pooper and eater is the blue whale, which happens to be the largest animal ever known to have lived on

Glue

You don’t have to be big to eat and poop a lot—but it helps! Here are some record-breaking poopers and eaters.

Glue

Biggest Poopers and Eaters

Glue

Clive Gifford & Paul Boston

Glue

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Glue

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Glue

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Glue

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297mm x 210mm 68pp 4-col throughout paperback £9.99 Age: 8+

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Incredible Skeletons

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Anita Ganeri, Stef Murphy & Deborah Pow

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279mm x 216mm 64pp 4-col throughout hardback £12.99 Age: 6+

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Rain Forest Masks

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Gavin Rutherford & Tanya Batrak

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The Book of Comparisons

Glue

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297mm x 250mm 96pp 4-col throughout hardback £14.99 Age: 7+

WITH

STICKERS, WITH

STICKERS, POSTER PRESS-OUT POSTER

& &

STEVE MARTIN & LUCY BANAJI

With over

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Glue

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VET DOCTOR ACADEMY ACADEMY STEVE MARTIN & ANGELA KEOGHAN

Amazing comparisons and equivalents that help you to size up the world around you.

Are you ready for the challenge? In this fun, educational series, children work through a range of imaginative activities designed to explore and test the essential skills required for life as a top architect, astronaut, vet or engineer. A pull-out poster, a press-out model, game and stickers accompany each title and provide even more interactive fun.

OF THE BOOK

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Glue

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P I LO T ACA DEM Y

The Book of Comparisons

Steve Martin & Essi Kimpimäki

Steve Martin & Angela Keoghan

hot chocolate stand hats and mittens ice rink snowball fight

G avi n R u t h e r f o rd & Ta nya B at ra k

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chestnut stand snowman shoveling snow road gritter

Town snow

Amazing Evolution

frozen lake

MYT HICA L BEAS T MAS KS TO PRES S OUT AND MAK E

snowman

Mythical Beasts Masks

skaters <><><><><><><><><><>

skiers

MYTHICAL

tobogganing

This beautiful book helps kids to discover the wonderful variety of life on Earth, and their place among it all.

snow plow

From a unicorn to a griffin, these 10 magical masks will fire up young imaginations. Simply press out, make and wear.

Country snow

skaters snow blower snowboarders

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tobogganing snow angels

Paper craft

snow shoes

Sean McManus & Rosan Magar

Paper craft

dream bedroom of your own.

FIND THE

HIDDEN IN THE BALLETS

ROOM

ROOM

This creative interior design activity

book enables you to imagine a stunning

Where’s... series

MY

beaautiful

You can learn about color, texture, style and pattern through a range of fun

Can you spot the beautiful ballerina? Look carefully and you’ll find her hiding amongst the busy scenes from ten of the world’s best-loved ballets, including the romantic Swan Lake, the magical Cinderella and the spectacular, candy-filled The Nutcracker.

C O N TAC T

CREATE, DECORATE & STYLE

coloring, drawing and stickering activities.

Discover the stories behind 10 best loved masterpieces and then explore the busy scenes to find key characters.

model bedroom.

297mm x 210mm 96pp with gatefold page at back 4-col throughout paperback £9.99 Age: 9+

JASMINE ORCHARD AND OLIVIA WHITWORTH

furniture and create your own

IT’S ALL ABOUT FINDING YOUR OWN STYLE!

rug

single bed

3-D PRESS-OUT FURNITURE & STICKERS

JASMINE ORCHARD & OLIVIA WHITWORTH

bookcase

My Beautiful Room

Jasmine Orchard & Olivia Whitworth

WHICH style?

This style uses many items from the past (particularly from the 1960s to 1970s), usually creating a look from one particular time period.

Here are some of the different design styles that

from the 1960s or 1970s could

plan the furniture, colours, patterns and textures to match it.

A retro room designed with items

designers choose for people’s homes.

include furniture from this time and

bright colours that were popular then.

Rustic

This style looks very natural and uses materials found in nature.

A retro style could include wood

Before carpets were used to

furniture made from teak (a type

cover floors, people had wooden

of wood), plastic chairs, big plants,

floorboards and used wooden

colourful cushions, lamps and a

furniture and handmade items.

bright painted wall or patterned

wallpaper from that time.

This style might include natural or

painted wooden floorboards, wooden furniture, and crates and ladders as

shelves. Ceramics, old glass bottles,

hand-stitched quilts, woollen blankets and sheepskin rugs can all be used.

Eclectic

Minimalist

This style is really a mix of different

looks, old and new. In an eclectic-style

The word minimal means the smallest

room, you might mix retro furniture with

very little furniture and only a few objects. It

floors and use crates as bedside tables.

amount needed. A minimalist room will have

a new lamp but have rustic hardwood

requires you to be organized, tidy and to have

a very small amount of stuff on show!

Each ballet comes with a summary so that you can easily follow the drama and excitement of every story.

K A J A M U R AW S K A kaja.murawska@quarto.com Germany • Austria Poland • Switzerland

Where’s the Ballerina? 297mm x 250mm 48pp 4-col throughout hardback £9.99 Age: 6+

P H I L I P PA PA I N T E R philippa.painter@quarto.com Nordic Countries • Baltic States Czech Republic • Slovakia Hungary

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IN THE BALL

ETS

Illustrated by ABIGAIL GOH Written by ANNA CLAYBOURNE

Where’s the Ballerina?

Abigail Goh & Anna Claybourne

MARION SERRE marion.serre@quarto.com France • French Canada

RU T H M I D D L E TO N ruth.middleton@quarto.com Italy • Spain • Central & Latin America • Turkey • Greece Slovenia • Croatia • Serbia Bulgaria • Romania

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Getting this style right takes more than

just putting anything anywhere. It is about

This style often uses plastic, metal,

choosing items from different styles

stone, glass or wooden furniture and some

that look good together. It can be quite

good storage to keep items organised and

cluttered, displaying several items, such

hidden out of sight.

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IRINA BRUNELI irina.bruneli@quarto.com Portugal • Brazil • Russia China • Taiwan LUCY GIBBS lucy.gibbs@quarto.com Japan • Korea • Indonesia Vietnam • Thailand • Malaysia Middle East • The Netherlands

Retro

When interior designers are planning a house interior or

room, they will choose a particular style for their design and

S I M O N GW Y N N simon.gwynn@quarto.com North America

FIND THE BALLERINA HIDDEN

In addition to the ballerina, there are a whole cast of other characters for you to find, including the Swan Princess, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and Puck, a mischievous fairy servant.

Once you’ve grasped the essentials,

you can construct 3-D model bedroom

WHERE’

ABIGAIL GOH & ANNA CLAYBOURNE

This beautiful and engaging interior design activity book introduces design concepts in a fun and accessible way, and includes a press-out room set to make and decorate.

Reference WHERE’S THE

C R EAT E , D EC O RAT E & STY L E

MY

My Beautiful Room

Steve Martin & Essi Kimpimäki

as a mix of cushions or rugs, together.

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Where’s Will? 297mm x 250mm 48pp 4-col throughout hardback £9.99 Age: 6+

Ovest House, 58 West Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2RA, United Kingdom

Where’s Will?

Tilly & Anna Claybourne

Where’s Jane?

Katy Dockrill & Rebecca Smith

Where’s Jane? 297mm x 250mm 48pp 4-col throughout hardback £9.99 Age: 6+


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