Can You See a Little Bear?
£9.99A beautiful board book edition of a classic picture book
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Unearthed
£20.00An enthralling anthology of poems that were lost to history but have been rediscovered through archaeology, accompanied by fascinating stories of how they survived.
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The Notted Island
£8.99A stunningly illustrated middle-grade story of kindness, determination, a night sky salesman and a young girl named Umbertiska Lupp.
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Past and Presents
£11.99The next adventure in the fun and funny early chapter book series about two small sisters with very big imaginations-from the beloved creators of the New York Times bestselling Ivy + Bean, Annie Barrows and Sophie Blackall.
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And a Partridge in a Pear Tree
£8.99A comical picture book for young children who like their Christmas carols with a twist!
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My Big Book of Animal Sounds
£17.99The animals are talking!Woof woof! Meow! Moo . . . Who’s making that sound? Press the buttons to find out! This interactive book with adorable illustrations helps children develop important listening skills, while they learn to identify animals and the sounds that they make. Included in this collection of more than 100 sounds are birds, insects, forest animals, and even underwater creatures!Key Features:•20-button sound panel with more than 100 sounds and words•Appealing illustrations keep readers engaged•Durable sound book design is ideal for travel•Fun family read-aloud book•Perfect for children aged 0 to 3Ideal for fans of My Big Book of Sounds and My Big Book of Nature Sounds!
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A Journey Through Greek Myths
£14.99Take a journey through Ancient Greece and delve deep into its mythology in this compendium of tales. From the heroes of Athens and Sparta to Orpheus and Persephone in the Underworld, take a magical illustrated journey through the Mediterranean to learn about the places where each story took place.
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Hello Hello Sounds
£7.99Caldecott Honoree Brendan Wenzel’s irresistible animal images take the spotlight in this acclaimed series of concept board books based on his award-winning picture book Hello Hello.
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The Fifteenth Man
£16.99Wannsee, 1942. Fifteen of the most powerful men in the Third Reich meet in secret. Their goal: the implementation of the Final Solution. West Berlin, 1990 Anglo-German journalist Michael Braun makes a living tracking down old Nazis. But since the fall of the Berlin Wall, Fleet Street’s interest has waned, and he needs more than another concentration camp guard or petty bureaucrat to sell a story. Then Braun is offered an improbable assignment: during the storming of the East German Stasi headquarters, files were found that show a Nazi may have been hiding in Berlin for decades. And not just another low-ranking soldier but Heinrich Müller, head of the Gestapo. The only Nazi at the Wannsee Conference whose fate is unknown since he disappeared from Hitler’s bunker in 1945. Desperate for money, Braun takes the job. But the man he’s hunting – Müller or not – knows how to stay hidden.
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Phrased and Confused
£14.99Hell is other people. You are what you eat. Ignorance is bliss. Or is it? We read them, perhaps give a knowing chuckle, and move on with next to no thought. But what do these timeless and iconic quotations really mean? Thankfully, language and philosophy obsessive Eli Burnstein is on hand to unpack forty-five of humanity’s most iconic statements with lightness and wit. From Aristotle to Hannah Arendt, William Blake to Simone de Beauvoir, each delightfully illustrated entry will improve your grasp of the meaning behind their riddle some words, and deepen your appreciation for the big ideas they stand for.
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A Trainee’s Dream
£8.99If Soo, Ivy, and Min can find their harmony, their spells could change the world…
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How to Build a Haunted House
£10.99What makes a house haunted? Why do some buildings conjure up a reputation for being particularly creepy, while others leave us unmoved? Barring the possibility of a looming afterlife, what are the particular features, contexts and histories that lend a building the dreaded identity of haunted house? This book tours some of the world’s most famously spine-chilling structures in search of answers.
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The Cricket in the Violin
£13.99A cricket discovers an old violin and promptly moves in, filling the forest with music. But then winter arrives, the animals need firewood, and that big violin is right there… A poignant picture book about the things that make life good.
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Wine
£30.00In the beginning, there was the vine. Wine: a drink, a medicine, a ritual and a commodity. Across millennia, it has been used to celebrate and commiserate, as a negotiating tool and a diplomatic gift. But where – and when – was it first discovered? And how did it become a worldwide phenomenon? From the planting of grape seeds in conquered territories across Ancient Rome, to the uprooting of vineyards during the Chinese Communist Revolution, this is the first truly global survey of wine from acclaimed historian Kathleen Burk. From a symbol of civilisation to the depths of debauchery, the formation of new trade routes to the consolidation of empires, Burk traces the story of our contemporary civilisation through one of the world’s most ancient – and sought-after – pleasures.
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The Creative Gardener
£35.00The Creative Gardener showcases 27 beautiful British gardens, each one conceived by an influential creative, brought together in a beautifully curated collection by Stephanie Mahon and John Campbell.
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The Incredible Other Side
£8.99A group of curious characters are desperate to know what’s behind a mysterious wall – but to reach The Incredible Other Side, they’ll need imagination and creativity.