"We humans take our domination of the planet for granted, but sometimes nature reminds us that this is an illusion. Tectonics rip open the earth, vast waves sweep away coastal towns, magma spews from volcanoes, and hurricanes lay waste to entire countries. This book explores nature at its most destructive."--Provided by publisher.
Craftivism is a term coined by Betsy Greer, referring to the raising of social consciousness through the medium of craft. This book introduces some of the ideas behind craftivism alongside how-to instructions for a selection of craftivist projects and hints and tips for beginners.
A search and find book of endangered animals in beautiful watercolour illustrations.
The first in a series of books explaining the history of modern technologies, introduced and explained by a helpful (if somewhat arrogant) dog called Professor Wooford McPaw.
Navigate the quirks and rituals of cycling with this essential guide to the etiquette, equipment and technique of group riding.
A truly inclusive celebration of architecture around the world and across the ages.
Alexander's mom keeps putting stuff in her pocket and it's driving him crazy!
"Wolf wasn't happy being Wolf. When he looked in the mirror he looked BAD. And when he looked bad, he felt bad, and when he felt bad, he acted bad.
It¿s Phil and Dale¿s favourite time of the week - the WASH! The two socks impress each other with their acrobatics; flipping, spinning and shrieking, much to the disapproval of the other clothes in the washing machine. But why should they care? They¿ve got each other and that¿s all that matters... right? When Phil goes missing, Dale is left contemplating life in solitude. After a brief encounter with a red shirt, he finds himself alone in the washing machine, lost and pink. When he is finally reunited with his buddy, Phil fails to recognise him and the socks must decide what being a pair means if one of you has changed. A brilliant message reminding us to celebrate the differences of our friends! This story would be a good tool for in the classroom to discuss the importance of the language that we use towards each other. A lovely story to share with children. -- Reading Zone
Katie Brosnan is a recent graduate of the Cambridge School of Art Children¿s book illustration programme. She is a Picture This! award winner (2018), and was highly commended in the Macmillan Prize for Illustration (2018). She is the author of Keith Amongst the Pigeons (Child's Play, 2019).
The madcap adventures of an elephant and a mouse who become friends despite some minor size differences.
Maureen Roffey has been writing and illustrating childrens¿ books for the past 50 years for publishers including Walker, Bloomsbury, Macmillan and Scolastic. Her bibliography includes Playtime, Door to Door, Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor, The Grand old Duke of York and many others.
Double the numbers to go from 1 to 1,000,000 in 40 pages. A stunning visualization of numbers big and small.
Fly just wants to have fun flying, but everyone she meets thinks she's doing it all WRONG!
A delightfully designed travel activity book in the exact shape and size of a real passport. Includes a fold-out map. Ages: 3+.
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