Bearport Publishing by FlutterBee

Toilets help us get rid of waste. Flush! But where did they come from? Explore the origins of this everyday item. Carefully leveled text paired with engaging images brings this origin story to life. More →

Zippers help us hold things together. Zip! But where did these useful tools come from? Explore the origins of this everyday item. Carefully leveled text paired with engaging images brings… More →

Some of the things we use every day started as big mistakes. From the sticky note to the potato chip, who do we have to thank for these accidental inventions? Follow along with engaging… More →

From dragonflies to flying ants, there are many small invertebrates soar through the air. Take to the skies with your bird guide Sammy Swallow to find some of these minibeasts. Fun… More →

From diving beetles to water scorpions, there are many small invertebrates in the watery world. Dive in with your amphibius guide Frida Frog to find some of these minibeasts. Fun… More →

From mantises to millipedes, there are many small invertebrates that crawl on the ground. Take a tour with your prickly guide Harry Hedgehog to find some of these minibeasts. Fun… More →

From cicadas to cockroaches, there are many small invertebrates that dig in the dirt. Make your way underground with guide Molly Mole to find some of these minibeasts. Fun illustrations and… More →

How might someone turn their money into more money? They could invest it! Learn all about investing. Discover how people buy stocks and bonds, why investing can be risky, and why so many… More →

Charlie wants to be rich, so his parents offer to pay him in return for doing some chores. However, Charlie has a habit of quitting things too easily. Can he break the bad habit? The phonemes More →

None of Candice's new friends believe that she really does have a dragon. But what will they think after Pets Day at school? More →

Sandy, crumbly, muddy, rocky, red, brown, gray--all these words can be used to describe soil. Some soil is soft and black and smells of wet leaves. By contrast, another kind is dry, orange,… More →

Take a look around! What do you spy? In this fun, colorful series, young readers will discover wonderful things in different settings. The expertly crafted text uses a repetitive sentence… More →