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Inspired by the cherished memories of a childhood spent in Hawai''i, wrapped by the Aloha Spirit that unites all those living in the islands as one ''ohana, this collection of visual musings featuring Lilo and Stitch, sharp and sweet as only life can be, hits our hearts with the barest of truths: let the simple things that truly matter be the bond that unites us all. With every day musings accompanied by beautiful illustrations of Stitch, Lilo, Nani and their extended, one-of-a-kind ''Ohana, readers will find hope, calm and reassurance within the pages of this book. Through the characters'' various attitudes and feelings, this book guides readers on a journey as they learn to rediscover the little things in life, the true relationships, the caring for others and the moments you can treasure and remember forever.

A complete overview of an extraordinary and hugely varied creative era in the history of television combined with deep-dives behind the scenes of key programmes. All examined in the context of the social and political times that both influenced the programmes and which they sought to give children protection from.Divided into twelve chapters covering such areas as: Saturday and Sunday Morning TV, Pre-School, Dramas, Factual Shows, Game shows and cult shows from Europe as well as chapters on key creators such as Oliver Postage and Gerry Anderson. Chapters will provide an overview over their subject as well as a detailed look into the history and behind-the scenes stories of key programmes, such as: Thunderbirds, The Clangers, Blue Peter and Magpie, Camberwick Green, The Singing Ringing Tree and The Magic Roundabout.Written with affection but also with a wry appreciation of the shortcomings this is a lively and complete history of a hugely influential part of pop culture; a culture of shared watching before video, streaming and the internet diffused the audience.

Neil Innes was an English musician and comedian. He rose to prominence as the creative genius behind Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and went on to collaborate with Monty Python and co-created the Beatles parody band the Rutles. They had three sons and were together for over fifty years until Neil's death in 2019.

After the success of Taking the Plunge in 2019, Anna Deacon & Vicky Allan have seen wild swimming take off.

From Davy Russell's early life in Youghal to his winning ride on Tiger Roll in the 2018 Grand National, this book has it all. Capturing the highs of an incredible career as a top jockey, from the adrenaline rush of winning the Grand National twice, the Cheltenham Gold Cup and the Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris, it also dwells on the devastating blows that Davy experienced through injury and shows his huge resilience and strength of character. In the book, Davy tells of his years on the point-to-point scene, his big move to England and his first Cheltenham victory in 2006, his experiences at Michael O'Leary's Gigginstown Stud as the number one rider, working with Gordon Elliot, his charity work with Hurling for Cancer Research, and his retirement. It is a truly remarkable journey written by the most entertaining jockey in the business.

***THE COMPANION JOURNAL TO THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND ME***This practical, interactive journal from clinical psychologist and bestselling author Dr Tara Porter is a vital resource for any young person wishing to understand themselves better and to grow from where they are.

In this sparkling romance, two professors with a complicated past get a second chance to prove history won't repeat itself. Assistant professor Clara Fernsby is nothing if not driven. She's wanted to teach history since she was fourteen, and she hasn't let anything stand in her way-not even the love of her life.

Join Wizz in this Christmas tale, from the author and illustrator who brought you Do Not Open This Book and Do Not Open This Book Again. As the reader turns the page, Wizz's behaviour becomes worse and worse.

This book considers the fact that popular labels are not necessarily - as they can often be treated in popular discourse - a form of subversion, but in reality, a symptom of intellectual trends and social conformity.

Life is rarely straightforward though - especially when it involves the dead - and as Mia tries to solve the hotel's ghostly conundrum, she begins to find hers changed in ways she couldn't have anticipated .

Lawrence is the greatest pop star you have never heard of, his dreams of glory thwarted over the past five decades by bad luck and self-sabotage. At sixty-one, he set off on a new mission: to escape poverty, obscurity and the humiliation of kids at the bus stop laughing at him by writing a smash hit. But what is the cost of a dream? In 1979, Lawrence formed Felt, who released ten albums and ten singles in ten years before splitting up. In 1991, he reinvented himself with novelty-pop outfit Denim. Signed to EMI, riding the wave of Britpop, in 1997, Denim's song 'Summer Smash' became Radio 1's Single of the Week and looked like a sure-fire hit. Then Princess Diana was killed in a car crash. All copies were melted down. Crushing depression, addiction and homelessness followed... but in the face of it all, Lawrence never gave up. In Street-Level Superstar, bestselling author and journalist Will Hodgkinson follows Lawrence as he rebuilds his life. He gets mistaken for an old lady by an amorous pensioner, is reduced to dragging sacks of 2p coins to his local bank and wanders through London's distant suburbs in search of lyrical inspiration. As they walk together down rain-soaked streets, Will tells the story of Britain's most eccentric cult star. Will he write the greatest song the world has ever known before the year is out? And was it worth sacrificing everything - family, relationships, health, sanity - for art?

Why was the queen so desperate to be the fairest of all? Find out in this fun addition to the Snow White story

Packed with top tens, quizzes and behind-the-scenes facts, learn more about your favourite Disney films with Top Ten Disney

Join Simba, Basil, Mowgli and more for perplexing puzzles and awesome activities in Disney Classics Giant Stickers

Enjoy giant stickers, exciting activities and much more with Elsa, Anna and all your Frozen favourites

Giant stickers, web-tastic puzzles, games and more are featured in this amazing Marvel Spider-Man activity book

Enjoy giant stickers, exciting activities and much more with all of the Disney Princesses

Dive into the world of Spidey and His Amazing Friends for an exciting search-and-find mission with all your favourite characters!

Join Spidey and his Amazing Friends for an epic activity adventure, packed with puzzles, press-outs and stickers

Including 90 pages of Halloween activities, plus a striking cover that will stand out on the shelves, Spooky Halloween Activities is packed with value and fun.

Including 96 pages of spooky artwork, plus a striking cover that will stand out on the shelves, Trick or Treat Colouring is packed with value and fun.

Enjoy exciting twists on your favourite Disney stories in this collection of 'what if?' stories

Fleetwood Mac have had a chart-topping career that spans over fifty years and includes some of the biggest-selling albums and greatest hits of the 20th and 21st centuries. But the band's story is one of enormous triumph and also unimaginable tragedy. There has never been a band in the history of music riven with as much romantic drama, sexual tension and incredible highs and lows as Fleetwood Mac. Dreams is a must-read for casual Fleetwood Mac fans and die-hard devotees alike. In the unique 'A to Z' format, consisting of mini-biographies, observations and essays, Mark Blake explores all eras of the Fleetwood Mac story to explore what it is that has made them one of the most successful bands in history. Blake draws on his own exclusive interviews with Mick Fleetwood, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham and the late Peter Green and Christine McVie, and addresses the complex human drama at the heart of the Fleetwood Mac story, including the complicated relationships between the band's main members, but he also dives deep into the towering discography that the band have built over the past half-century.

When a stressed-out Wolf tells his four-year-old daughter Nina that he can only spend ten more minutes reading her bedtime stories before getting back to work, she wishes that they could have a million minutes together 'on the really good things. Let's go so far away, until we have time,' she says. While Nina is physically disabled, Wolf feels that what really makes her different is her complete freedom of thought, uninhibited by political correctness and unlimited by the restrictions of 'reality'. As Wolf comes to understand the magnitude of his daughter's condition, he starts to reconsider what is most important in life. Despite a huge break-through in a profession he has worked so hard to make his mark on, he decides to step off the career ladder. Colleagues claim he is ruining his life, but Wolf slowly learns that fulfilling Nina's wish is worth much more than professional success. Wolf, his wife Vera, his son Simon and Nina spend a million minutes - two years - travelling through Thailand, Australia, and New Zealand, but the real journey is one of personal discovery. Wolf may have wanted the high-flying, well-paid career before Nina was born, but what does he want now? And what does it really mean to be rich, anyway? Nina's unique, frequently humorous world view teaches Wolf about the deeper meaning of life, and inspires him to question his values. What starts out as a simple experiment will forever change Wolf's family: what happens when people take a million minutes for each other?