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Jessie Hartland
A lively account of how dinosaur bones become a museum display, this book connects prehistoric life with modern work. Its strongest feature is the collective effort: discovery, excavation, movement, preparation, curation and exhibition all receive attention.
A visually led introduction to the International Space Station, combining engineering, astronaut routines and scientific research. Its distinctive angle is the station as a shared international achievement, rather than space exploration presented only as individual adventure.
David Semple
A hands-on farm-and-tractor book for shared reading, centred on a driver’s working day. Its strongest offer is participation: children can engage with the vehicle theme while noticing jobs that help farmers.
Ben Lerwill
A warm introduction to football as something people can enjoy together, whether playing in a major stadium or an informal outdoor space. It foregrounds shared participation and belonging rather than competition, expertise or football celebrity.
Adam Bushnell
A collaborative mystery that invites readers to solve clues and coding puzzles while learning introductory ideas about artificial intelligence. Its school setting, four detectives and robot librarian provide a structured route into STEM concepts.
Rhian Tracey
A gently suspenseful wartime adventure with a strong historical setting. It combines a secret mission and possible betrayal with village tensions, friendship, refugee experience, and the practical importance of art, music and community.
Jerome Pohlen
A chronological introduction to LGBT civil-rights history, told through people’s experiences, major struggles and contributions. Its creative activities make the subject participatory, while the historical scope connects earlier activism with more recent events.
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