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Cathy Evans, Polya Plavinskaia
Why Do We Sleep? by Cathy Evans, illustrated by Polya Plavinskaia, introduces sleep through topics including body rhythms, dreams, sleep stages, animals and hibernation. It also covers sleep-related myths and ways to think about sleep habits. Bright collage-style illustrations accompany short sections of information, with a glossary and a flow chart about sleep quality.
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Mika Song
A playful food-finding caper with expressive squirrels, jokes and a gentle visual style. Its central scheme involves altering fortune messages to influence people, creating opportunities to discuss cleverness, honesty and consequences without treating the antics as realistic guidance.
Jules Howard
This offers an unusual way into evolution: each decision moves the reader towards another organism, making traits, environments and survival part of an active exploration rather than a page-by-page narrative.
Ayaan Mohamud
This is an emotionally layered YA novel about two Muslim Somali girls whose difficult family circumstances bring them together. Its central movement is from resentment and isolation towards understanding, with school, faith, culture and community shaping their experiences.
Emily Gravett
A useful bridge from enjoying animal stories to thinking about how an ecosystem works.
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