Wonderwise is a series of prize-winning non-fiction picture books with lively narrative text. They introduce basic concepts in a lively and unusual way. This title takes readers on an adventure through the water cycle.

Illustrations and simple text discuss water, where it comes from and how it is treated so that we can use it for drinking, washing, and playing.

Splish, splash, splosh!! What's better than a rainy day filled with puddles and playtime? Snap, crack, KA-BOOM!! Oh-no, that sure was a loud noise...maybe it's time to head inside. Learn about the variety of noises and sounds that make a day rainy and rumbly. This picture book is intended for children ages 2 to 6.

Water is a precious resource, essential for life. Even storytellers admit that water is more important than story in sustaining us from day to day. But life without story would be unbearable and, just as rain, rivers and reservoirs enable society to flourish, so stories make sense of life and keep people connected, informed and happy! Immerse yourself in this playful anthology of Asian folktales. Duck into a Japanese story ‘explaining’ why the sea is salty. Swim in ancient stories addressing the great concern of our time (insufficient water for our needs) or frolic in tales fantastical, with a princess or an unruly dragon, then wallow in comical ones where water is a barrier, not a blessing! You need not bring a towel - just go with the flow and Splish! Splash! Splosh!

Harry and the dinosaurs love playing in the waves at Water World. But when a big wave knocks them over, they don't think it's quite such fun after all. Harry isn't sure he wants to go in the water again, but with a little help from Nan he and his dinosaurs overcome their nerves and go on to make the biggest splash of the day!

The whole gang from 'Clip-Clop' and 'Jingle-Jingle' are back, and this time they're taking to the high seas. But the water's looking choppy, and the waves are getting bigger! Will the farmyard friends manage to stay dry, or will they tumble out of their little boat and in to the deep blue sea?