Books by Steve Parker

Contains everything you need to know about the development and survival of life on Earth. This book includes detailed comparative anatomy, evolutionary legacies, and the breakthrough theories of eminent scientists.

Melted perfection on toast in over 100 recipes.

Ten terrific projects to help youngsters learn about the natural world around them, shown in step by step photographs of real children.

Explore Building Wembley to find out how and why the brand new Wembley Stadium was created. This book is part of Project X Origins, a ground-breaking guided reading programme for the whole school.

16 stimulating projects to help youngsters learn about the world around them. Ideas include leafy gift wrap, a wild flower window box, a bean-in-a-box maze, and a wiggly wormery.

Extinction: not the end of the world? is a highly readable introduction to the causes of extinction, the different types of extinction and how relevant it is to the world today. Ideal for those who are new to the subject, it is fully illustrated with colour diagrams and photographs.

Mars is the closest planet to Earth, but how much do we know about it? Written by science author Steve Parker, this fact-packed book takes a look at the physical features of the planet and at the amazing exploration that has been done on Mars.

Bold, colourful readers with kid-friendly characters and subjects they'd choose for themselves.

A highly readable guide to the evolution of colour and vision in the natural world.

From deserts to polar lands, this title looks at different ecosystems around the world. It helps you learn about how these ecosystems are formed, the wildlife that lives there, and how climate change and human interaction are affecting the planet. It features photographs of different environments, including animals and human inhabitants.