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Eight-year-old Zawadi — whose name means 'gift' in Swahili — discovers a lost baby elephant separated from its herd on the vast Serengeti plains. With the help of a clever hornbill and a wise old tortoise, she embarks on a day-long journey across golden grasslands to reunite the calf with its mother before the setting sun. A tender story about kindness, courage, and the unbreakable bond between Africa's children and its wildlife.

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À quatorze ans, Gauvain n’est pas un adolescent comme les autres : c’est une gargouille vivante, taillée dans la pierre de Notre-Dame, condamnée à veiller sur Paris depuis les hauteurs. Quand une fissure inconnue apparaît dans son torse au même moment qu’un symbole ancien se réveille sur une chimère de la cathédrale, il comprend que la menace ne vise pas seulement sa propre existence, mais l’équilibre secret qui protège la ville. Avec Axel, chauve-souris albinos au sarcasme facile, et Lucié, souris des églises experte en passages interdits, il quitte enfin les tours pour suivre une piste qui mène jusqu’à Toulouse, puis aux remparts de la forteresse de Carcassonne.

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When Zephyr, a seven-year-old dragon with singed wings and a terrible sense of direction, tumbles out of a storm cloud and lands in Australia, he realises he is very far from home. The bush is full of strange sounds, bouncing shadows and one very curious kangaroo named Matilda, whose sandy-brown fur and bright eyes miss nothing. When Zephyr admits he is lost, Matilda takes him to a dusty lost and found hut beside a country rail stop—but instead of answers, they find an old map with half the route washed away. To get home, Zephyr must cross scorching bushland, winding rivers and the glittering coast before the trail disappears for good.

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Seven-year-old Sua discovers a glowing hidden door inside Gyeongbokgung Palace that opens into a magical realm of Korean folklore — where mischievous goblins (dokkaebi), a clever tiger, and a dragon who lost his precious pearl all need her help. Armed with kindness and courage, Sua must recover the pearl before the enchanted world fades forever.

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When eight-year-old Sarah finds a faded trail map tucked inside her grandmother’s old recipe book in Boston, an ordinary Saturday turns into the start of a brilliant adventure. Her best friend, also called Sarah, is delighted by the mix-up possibilities, and together the two girls race through brownstone streets, harbour wind and family stories to uncover why Grandma has kept the map secret for so long. The clue points far beyond the city, to the towering White Mountain, where Grandma once lost something she never stopped hoping to find.

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A sliver of sea only a few dozen miles wide helps decide the pulse of the global economy — and that is what makes the Strait of Hormuz so astonishing. This book takes you straight to the bottleneck where deserts meet deep water, tankers thread through carefully managed shipping lanes, and the map itself seems to generate drama. You’ll uncover the physical geography of the strait and its surrounding coasts and islands, then see how this seemingly small maritime corridor became a giant in world affairs: a gateway for energy exports, a pressure point in international trade, and a place where local landscapes have global consequences.

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Nothing in everyday life prepares you for quantum physics: a realm where a particle can seem to be in two places at once, empty space crackles with activity, and simply looking at something can change what it does. This book throws you straight into that deliciously baffling universe and turns its strangest ideas into something vivid, graspable and exciting. You’ll meet the big concepts that made physicists question the nature of reality itself — superposition, uncertainty, entanglement, wave–particle duality — and discover why the tiniest ingredients of the cosmos refuse to behave like sensible objects.

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On the eve of Portugal's April 25th anniversary, ten-year-old Mariana discovers a dried red carnation and a secret journal hidden in her grandmother's attic — entries written in 1974, on the day of the Carnation Revolution. As she reads, she is swept back to the streets of Lisbon, walking beside ordinary people who chose flowers over fear. A story about courage passed down through generations, and the gifts we leave for those who come after.