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Having gone north to college, Sassafrass, a weaver, is now living with other artists in Los Angeles. Cypress, a dancer, is leaving home to find new ways of moving in the world. Meanwhile Indigo, a musician and healer, is still a child of Charleston – ‘too much of the south in her’ – with a supreme gift of seeing the magic of the world. ‘Sassafrass, Cypress & Indigo’ is a lyrical, magical exploration of Black womanhood, love and creativity. Following three sisters, the novel blends prose, recipes, letters, spells and dreams into a vibrant tapestry.
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For thousands of years, civilisations around the world have turned to the stars for guidance, marking the passage of time, navigating vast distances and weaving myths that have been passed down through generations. This book explores these stories from each corner of the world. From the Polynesians who voyaged across open oceans using only the stars to light their way, to ancient farmers who timed their harvests by celestial rhythms, and storytellers who filled the heavens with legends. Each tale is beautifully retold by Laura Knowles, author of the award-winning ‘It Starts With a Seed’, whose lyrical approach to non-fiction expertly brings the stories and artwork to life.
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An exclusive tour of exceptional private gardens, showcasing the best designers and owner-makers today
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£79.95
The legendary Vogue editor and international style icon presents a sumptuous compilation of her most memorable fashion imagery from the past decade
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£20.00
Part of the bestselling Big Ideas series, this book shows children aged 9-11 why art matters by connecting images to feelings and everyday life. It builds confidence, emotional literacy and independent thinking, encouraging young readers to trust their own responses and find comfort, joy and curiosity in art.
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A companion to Drawing Is Magic: Discovering Yourself in a Sketchbook, this playful and motivational sketchbook from New York Times bestselling author-artist John Hendrix will inspire creativity in artists of any age or experience level.Have you ever wanted to draw but fear of being “bad” kept you from even trying? Or you have no idea where to start? Good news: There is no “wrong” way to draw!Blending drawing prompts, visual metaphors, and entertaining games, award-winning and bestselling illustrator John Hendrix will help you build an expansive list of 100 things and more that you love to draw—and to unlock your boundless imagination.Designed for curious, imaginative kids, 100 Things You Love to Draw helps young artists build confidence by drawing things they already care about. With open‑ended prompts and gentle guidance, this book encourages experimentation, creativity, and self‑expression—without pressure
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Step inside the winter cabin and create delicious meals and drinks that are perfect for entertaining or quiet nights by the fire.
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£110.00
Vogue Portraits tells the story of our time through a century of defining images—collected in a spectacular two-volume slipcased set.Vogue has always been about much more than fashion. At the heart of its identity, relevance, and power are history-defining photographs that have accompanied the title’s legendary profiles and interviews.Here, compiled across two volumes, are more than 320 of these portraits, drawn from the magazine’s extraordinary archive and taken by photographers such as Annie Leibovitz, Irving Penn, Steven Meisel, Peter Lindbergh, Richard Avedon, and many more.The portraits are of actors and icons, pop stars and power brokers, divas and dealmakers, activists, intellectuals, champions, and troublemakers—figures who have shaped culture across a century.Across these two volumes you’ll find Cate Blanchett, Kirsten Dunst, Madonna, Pablo Picasso, John F. Kennedy, Emma Stone, Amanda Seyfried, Truman Ca
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Get ready for more hilarious nonsense with Knight Sir Louis, his trusty mechanical steed and his mythical sword in this Christmas cracker of a quest!
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A cinematic and sweeping new fantasy duology from a #1 New York Times bestselling author
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Discover how one BIG cosmic collision gave us the Moon, tilted the Earth and kicked off the most magical rhythm of all – the four seasons – in this graphic-novel inspired story all about Theia.
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£35.00
Banksy is much more than a street artist-he is a living legend whose identity remains a mystery, yet whose voice resonates throughout the world.
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Featuring more than 125 amazing creatures of the deep and hundreds of vintage zoological illustrations, Oceanus is the gorgeous guide to the fish class (a.k.a. animals that live in the water!). Enchanting artwork from some of the world’s most accomplished zoological artists adorns over 140 pages of facts, charts, and taxonomic trees. Written by Lindy Mattice, author of How to Speak Animal and Mammalia, this visual tome is as stunning as it is informative and a must-have vintage treasure.
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Sixteen-year-old Landon Snyder never expected to spend his summer in the world of dog shows. But after a family illness combined with a breakup sends him to live with his Aunt Iva, who runs a bustling dog rescue, Landon discovers a surprising talent for training – and a bond with Blue, Iva’s champion show dog. Between a cocky rival, a shy new friend who sees him like no one else, and the pressures of the Best in Show, Landon learns that healing doesn’t always come with a ribbon…but sometimes with love, loyalty, and second chances.
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A call to courage and connection from prize-winning poet and champion for the arts and humanities
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Mathematician Terence Tao shows how mathematics has evolved from counting and geometry into a flexible set of tools for understanding an increasingly complex world. He moves effortlessly from children discovering infinity through play, to the numbers that underpin our online lives; from Johannes Kepler using algebra to price a barrel of wine, to curved geometries that explain why GPS works and planes don’t fly in straight lines on a map. Along the way, dice games, insurance policies and financial crises illuminate probability’s promise – and its limits – while deceptively simple rules give rise to chaos, pattern and life itself.
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