Michael Morpurgo tells the historical story of Joan of Arc, perceived by the dreams of a lonely girl named Eloise for whom the fifteenth century figure is an inspiring heroine.
A personal invitation into the private gardens - and private lives - of a roll call of fascinating (and mostly famous) people, in varied walks of life
From a greedy T-rex to a flying pterosaur on the hunt for his next meal, children will love spotting their favourite reptiles within the simple story and placing the soft felt play pieces on the prehistoric scenes throughout. With over 20 re-usable felt pieces and 5 colourful playscenes to explore, it's dinosaur roars and claws galore!
Acclaimed rock biographer Paul Elliott gives the story of AC/DC's long and successful career in single-minded, no-nonsense rock, from Australian origins to international popularity.
Long-awaited memoir by leading international landscape and garden designer John Brookes
Title: Play Felt Farm Animals - Activity Book, Author: Erin Ranson, Publication Year: 2018-03-01, Publisher: Imagine That Publishing Ltd, Language: eng
An in-depth, illustrated history and gazetteer of plants with double flowers
Shows inexperienced gardeners how create a blooming, bee-filled outdoor space, from scratch, in the space of a single year
'George Carter will transform a backyard into Versailles.' - Independent
Showcases 450 portraits by 200 artists, in a wide variety of media from oil painting to iPad art, watercolour to ballpoint, linocut to mosaic
Exclusive behind-the-scenes access to some of New York's most extraordinary interiors
A stunning, clothbound boxed set containing a facsimile edition of the "little anthology" of favourite poems compiled and illustrated by Rex Whistler in 1923, with new material in a separate booklet
"At the top of the heap of gardening glitterati, Andrew Lawson has produced a book that combines all his talents: it gives you this Renaissance man as painter, photographer, writer and gardener . . . You need this book." - Country Living
A grand celebration of London's architecture of the 'Romantic Age' of the 1920s and 1930s, now in paperback. Takes readers on a stunning visual journey through London's Art Deco cinemas, theatres, hotels, department stores, Underground stations, factories, and civic, corporate and residential buildings. Lovingly compiled and presented by an Oscar-winning film maker. NOV/DEC STOP PRESS 2013
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