Bøker av Esmond Cooper

Introducing 'JavaScript for Babies' by Esmond Cooper! This book simplifies coding concepts for young minds, exploring how JavaScript controls websites through variables, loops, and conditional statements. With colorful illustrations and clear explanations, it empowers kids to understand the digital world, making the concept of coding both accessible and fun. Note that this book is not intended for self-learning; it requires the guidance of an adult with some experience in JavaScript to help young learners grasp the concepts effectively.

Explore 'HTML for Babies' by Esmond Cooper, an ideal guide for kids' first steps into web development. This book covers basics like headings, images, links, and lists in HTML, using easy-to-understand language and fun illustrations. It's a playful introduction for young minds to learn how webpages are built. Note that this book is not intended for self-learning; it requires the guidance of an adult with some experience in HTML to help young learners grasp the concepts effectively."

Explore "Human Body for Kids" by Esmond Cooper and discover the incredible human body. From the beating heart to the strength of our bones and muscles, learn about how we function, play, and grow.

In the ABCs of Socialism, we travel from A to Z, exploring the core principles and values that define a socialist vision for society. It talks about the main ideas and values of socialism. In socialism, people are more important than money, working together is better than competing, and everyone gets to have a say. We learn about each part of socialism with each letter of the alphabet.

"Solar System for Babies" book by Esmond Cooper is about the solar system for young kids. It uses simple words, real images to explain space. Kids will learn about the Sun, planets, moons, and more. It's good for children who are curious about science. The book aims to make learning fun and easy.

Welcome to "Where Do Babies Come From?" part of the Little Scientists Series by Esmond Cooper. Knowing where babies come from is a natural curiosity for children. This book is designed to satisfy that curiosity with accurate, straightforward information. We believe that kids are capable of understanding the facts about life, and it's important to share these facts with them. Giving clear answers to their questions not only satisfies their curiosity but also lays the groundwork for open communication about other topics as they grow. Read the full story below before making an order: This is a woman. This is a man.Both are important. One person can't make a baby alone.They're different, but they both help make a baby.The man has balls.Inside these balls are tiny tadpole-like things. People call them sperm.The woman has a special place in her body. It's not her tummy where food goes. It's a special womb.Inside the womb, there's a tiny, soft egg.Sometimes when grown-ups love each other, they decide to have a baby.The man and the woman get close.They hug and kiss. This is having sex. This isn't just for making babies; it's a way grown-ups show love.During this, the sperm swims out from the man and goes into the woman's body.Think of it as a race. All the sperm swim super fast. They want to reach the egg first.One sperm wins the race. It joins the egg.Something special starts to happen. A baby begins to grow inside the woman's special place, the womb.At first, you're tiny. But day by day, you grow bigger. Mom feels it. Her belly starts to get bigger too.Mom feels it. Her belly starts to get bigger too.A scan at the hospital can show if the baby is a girl or a boy. Mom and Dad can learn this before the baby is born.After about nine months, it's time for the baby to come out.Mom goes to the hospital. People there, like doctors and nurses, help a lot. They help Mom. They help the baby come out.They help Mom. They help the baby come out.You started as a tiny sperm and a tiny egg. They met, joined, and you began to grow. Then you came out into the world and joined a family.End.

Dive into the world of plants with your little ones! This book simplifies the complex process of photosynthesis into a captivating story that's perfect for young minds. Through easy-to-understand words and vivid illustrations, "Photosynthesis for Babies" offers an enchanting introduction to nature's kitchen.

Step into "Thomas Jefferson for Kids" by Esmond Cooper and explore the world of young Thomas Jefferson, a curious boy from Virginia's green hills. Dive into his love for books, his dream of a free nation, and his journey from penning the Declaration of Independence to becoming the third President of the United States. In this tale, witness how dreams, determination, and ideas can shape history.

Introducing "Winston Churchill for Kids" by Esmond Cooper: Dive into the enchanting world of young Winston, a little boy born in a real castle, who dreamt of knights and adventurers. Follow his journey from playful castle escapades to becoming one of the greatest leaders the world has ever seen. Through vivid storytelling, this book unravels the tales of Winston's adventures, from far-off lands and battles to standing strong against a great war monster named Hitler. With heartwarming tales of friendship, unity, and bravery, this book not only brings history alive for young readers but also inspires them to dream big and believe in themselves. Perfect for little history enthusiasts and dreamers alike, discover the story of a man who showed the world that dreams can come true, and heroes can be real.

Ever wonder how to answer when your child points to a tiny bug in the grass and asks, 'What's that?' Or when they're fascinated by a ladybug landing on a leaf? 'Insects for Kids' is the perfect resource for curious young minds who want to learn about the diverse world of insects. Designed with early readers in mind, this book features large photos and uses simple, easy-to-understand language. There are no complicated terms just engaging, fun facts that will help your child become a little bug expert.

The "Socialism for Kids" book helps readers understand what socialism is, why some people believe it's a good idea, and how it works. The book also explores its ultimate goals. It discusses historical attempts at socialism and what happened in the end. This book encourages readers to learn from past mistakes and to think analytically rather than blindly following ideas. By studying history, many philosophers and economists have contributed new ways to avoid past mistakes. Some of these ideas are still being debated, while others are under development. The book also discusses ideas other than Marx's to provide a broader perspective. However, the hope for a better world for everyone is still alive. People continue to fight and think about how to make this happen. This book aims to inspire that hope. For kids: The book is written in an easy-to-understand way. Still, depending on your child's understanding, they may need some guidance. They'll probably have many questions after reading. That's actually the goal. They should learn to be analytical, question everything, and think about making things better. For adults: Even though this book is written for kids, it can also be recommended for adults who want to get a basic idea about socialism quickly. However, it won't provide an in-depth understanding of any of the topics. Caution: This is not a propaganda book promoting socialism. Instead, it aims to help the young generation think analytically. It discusses both the mistakes and failures of socialism to provide a balanced view.

Lay a solid math foundation for your child with "Calculus for Babies" by Esmond Cooper. This simplified guide introduces young minds to the fundamental concepts of calculus in a way that is clear, engaging, and accessible. Through the use of relatable examples and friendly illustrations, this book simplifies complex ideas such as variables, functions, limits, derivatives, integrals, and differential equations. Each concept is explained with clarity and accompanied by vibrant visuals that capture the imagination. "Calculus for Babies" aims to make learning enjoyable and foster a love for math from an early age, providing a strong basis for future mathematical understanding.

This book presents the names of different dinosaurs with colourful illustrations. Kids can learn the names of various dinosaurs, like Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor and Brachiosaurus. This book is perfect for introducing kids to the fascinating world of dinosaurs.

"The American Revolution" is a book that tells the exciting story of how America became an independent country. It talks about the people who lived there long ago and what their lives were like. It also explains how they fought against the British to win their freedom. The book has many pictures that make it easier to understand what happened. You'll learn about important events and the important people who were part of the Revolution. It's a wonderful book for kids who are curious about America's history.