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Oyez!Select is a collection of meaningful, educational as well as beautiful books from around the world, carefully reviewed and selected for you by the editors of Oyez!

First Steps

First Step series introduces books for the very young (0-5)in subjects like math, body, life and emotion and creative thinking. Designed to teach basic reading and book decoding skills, the titles in this series offers a broad education for first readers. Featuring wonderful illustrations and easy-to-read text edited by prominent children's book writer and editor Joy Cowley from New Zealand, these are special books to develop foundational skills. 

GLOBAL KIDS

The Global Kids series takes young readers around the world with simple and touching stories of life in the setting of different countries. Young readers will learn about new cultures, discover similarities and be able to empathise with their neighbours in the global village we live in today.

STORIES OF ART

Stories of Art is a collection of creative, illustrated storybooks describing the life and work of famous artists. Readers will be introduced to notable works of art in a friendly and fun way while also learning about the artist's life story. Detailed information pages at the end of each title summarizes the works of art by each artist.

SCIENCE STORYBOOKS

Simple presentation of key introductory science principles makes this series ideal for emergent readers. 
Each book includes questions and an activity to encourage learning, engagement and independent thinking.

MUSIC STORYBOOKS

Beautifully illustrated by recognised children's book artists, the one-of-a-kind Music Storybooks series presents famous operas, ballets and suites in a 'world classics' picture book form.
Children can discover the stories of the most famous works of the great composers in this fresh and accessible format.

WHEN DINOSAURS RULED THE EARTH

Through engaging stories and lively illustrations, readers will learn how dinosaurs adapted and survived during prehistoric times. Illustrated family trees indicate each dinosaur’s group,
while the maps indicate where they lived and the range in which they roamed on Earth.