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Does your child revolt at the mere thought of eating greens? Are you running out of nutritious lunch-box ideas?

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Parents today are constantly reminded of the need to give their children healthy, home-cooked meals instead of the fat, salt and sugar-laden fare in food courts and restaurants. Yet, busy lifestyles mean that family time is in short supply, which makes it hard to balance this need with the practicality of cooking for every family member.

In Picky Eaters, celebrity chef and culinary expert Rakhee Vaswani guides parents and kids on how they can make everyday food fun, exciting and yummy. From delicious, healthy recipes to party-planning and cooking together, this book will tell you how to get your child to eat right. So banish all those mind-boggling questions about what to feed your children — and start cooking!

From the creators of the wildly popular YouTube channel Asap Science comes a book about the science that people actually want to learn, presented in a quirky and accessible way. And in the spirit of science, no subject is taboo. Does being cold make you sick? Why does time seem to speed up as we age? Is binge-watching TV actually bad for you? Now, for the first time, Mitchell Moffit and Greg Brown, the geniuses behind Asap Science and Asap Thought, answer these questions by explaining the true science of how things work in this fascinating and hilarious book. Applying the fun, illustrated format of their addictive videos to topics ranging from brain freeze to hiccups to the science of the snooze button, Asap Science is the book that answers the questions you were too afraid to ask in science class. Whether you’re a total science newbie or the next Albert Einstein, this guide is sure to educate and entertain ...ASAP.

Lost in the jungle… surrounded by wildlife and magic! Welcome to The Secret Sanctuary. A magical jungle where laughing thrushes brush against your cheek and barking deer stop to be petted; an enchanting wilderness where you can tug a monkey’s tail or share a den with a mountain bear. Or go in search of a rare mountain quail. Or listen to a concert at dawn. Or walk through a spider’s web as if it wasn’t there. Or follow a blood trail through the jungle. This idyllic world is a natural paradise. There is only one catch. Once you enter, you may never be able to go back.