Animal Top Tens (series)

This series from the Raintree Perspectives range looks at some of the world’s most amazing or unusual animals, with astounding facts, maps and data supporting the Science and Geography curricula in a highly stimulating way. Written for pupils at the crossover between Key Stage 1 and 2, the series is designed for pupils to read by themselves or in class.

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Body Systems (series)

Body Systems looks at the body’s various systems, with simple explanations and gradually building diagrams making a complex subject digestible.

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Can Science Solve? (series)

This series examines the evidence available for some of the world's most mysterious phenomena, and looks at how science can be uses in an attempt to explain such mysteries.

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China Focus (series)

China Focus introduces various facets of China to younger pupils ahead of the Olympic Games, increasing their awareness of this fascinating country, its people and customs.

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Classical Comics (series)

Graphic novel adaptations of classical literature, bringing the classics to life. Each classic is available in ‘Original text’ and ‘Quick text’ versions, while Shakespeare titles are also available in ‘Plain text’ format, catering for readers of varying ability.

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Designed for Success (series)

Useful and high-interest series covering the design of supervehicles, offering accessible information on design and technology for a wide range of readers at KS3.

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Do It Yourself (series)

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Fuelling the Future (series)

Fuelling the Future takes an in-depth look at energy, exploring what it means to be renewable or “alternative”, and looking at what the future of energy might bring.

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Information Literacy (series)

Information Literacy looks at literacy skills needed for the 21st century, offering tips and strategies for dealing with the immense volume of information available today.

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