How do owls become so wise? They go to Science School! Join Professor Hoot's class to learn everything you ever wanted to know about dinosaurs.
How do owls become so wise? They go to Science School! Join Professor Hoot's class to learn everything you ever wanted to know about dinosaurs.
Every day brings a new adventure for Professor Hoot - and a new learning experience. At sunrise, Professor Hoot sets off to plan a new lesson before accidentally flying through a rift in time! Wait - are those dinosaurs? Time to get closer (but not too close) and discover fearsome predators, like Tyrannosaurus rex, flying reptiles called pterosaurs, and watch what happened to wipe out the dinosaurs.
An entertaining comic strip approach to KS1 science topics, Professor Hoot's Science Comics are accessible and full of fun. Each book is an adventure and a chance for readers to learn something new, before testing their knowledge at the end of each book in Professor Hoot's quiz.Collect each adventure: Big Machines; Dangerous Animals; Dinosaurs; Robots and AI; Space; Volcanoes and Earthquakes.Annabel Savery (Author)
Annabel Savery is an experienced writer and editor of children's books. Having grown up on the Welsh border, she returned there with her family after working in London as an in-house editor for children's non-fiction. Annabel has written many books for young readers on non-fiction topics and enjoys researching new topic areas and finding out fascinating facts. Having written non-fiction for many years, Annabel also now works for the charity Woodland Heritage.Richard Watson (Illustrator) Richard Watson has illustrated many children's books including the hilarious James Patterson Dog Diaries series, written by Junior, the first dog author to top the New York Times Bestseller list. He mainly sits underneath the stairs drawing stuff and enjoys guitars, long walks in the woods and spooky things. Richard is represented by the Bright Agency.This item is eligible for free returns within 30 days of delivery. See our returns policy for further details.