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Learn the alphabet with Albert and friends in this new board book. Ian Brown and Eoin Clarke''s brilliant Albert the Tortoise takes young children aged 0-3 on a journey through the alphabet with his friends.

Learn how to count to ten with Fletcher and his friends featuring the characters from the brilliantly popular Fletcher picture books.

Learn about the different colours Fletcher and his friends encounter in the forest featuring the characters from the brilliantly popular Fletcher picture books.

An introduction to the life and work of portrait artist David Griffiths. Covering 50 years of work and study, each portrait is accompanied by a short piece detailing the story behind the picture.

Hugg and Bugg have a great life together. Hugg keeps Bugg warm in his fur and Bugg keeps Hugg''s fur neat and tidy. But one day Hugg is disturbed to see that Bugg is giving fancy hairstyles to others. Filled with jealousy, he falls out with Bugg and orders him to leave. Will Hugg see the error of his ways?

Celebrating the twelfth British Wildlife Photography Awards, this collection showcases 150 winning and shortlisted images from the thousands of submitted entries.

Ian Brown and Eoin Clarke''s brilliant character Albert the Tortoise takes young children aged 0-3 on a journey around his garden home to introduce the concept of numbers and basic numeracy in this new board book.

A profile of the life and work of ceramicist Adam Buick, covering projects spanning the many years of his career. With over 200 illustrations to reflect the artist''s mode of working the pictorial content, this book includes both studio ceramics and ceramics in the landscape with narrative text provided by the artist and contributions by guest...

This volume in the ''Lost Tramways of England'' series explores the history of the tramways of Huddersfield and Halifax from their 19th century origins through to final abandonment in 1940.

This volume in the ''Lost Tramways of England'' series explores the history of the tramways in Newcastle and Gateshead from their 19th century origins through to final abandonment in 1951.

Featuring the tramways of Hampshire and Dorset, excluding Southampton, this volume in the ''Lost Tramways of England'' series records the history of the systems that operated in Bournemouth, Poole and in and around Portsmouth.

We all know that mental health is very important, but how do we ensure that we look after our mental health from a very early age? This book for children looks at practical ways to keep our minds and bodies healthy.

A humorous and honest graphic novel by autistic author and illustrator Aoife Dooley. ''I''m Frankie. I like art, pizza and rock music. I''m the shortest in my class and some say that I talk too much, Whatever I do, I''m different, that''s a fact. Perhaps it''s because I''m alien? It''s possible that my father has the answers, if I can find him.''

In this magical picture book, Jackie Morris conjures up a world where everyone has their own dragon and their own story to tell, as she explores their diverstity with lyrucal text and charming images.

An exploration of ten stories of myth and legend based in Wales'' famous Brecon Beacons. Written by award-winning author Horatio Clare, this book celebrates the extensive history and supernatural mystery that resides in these beautiful hills. With hand-drawn illustrations and maps of the region.

Every child is different. Some are loud, they love talking and showing off. Others are quiet and like to be on their own. Some have differences that you can see, while others have differences that may not be so obvious. We are all unique. We all have our own lives, our own dreams, and our own talents. Let's see what we can do.In this gently-told but immensely informative new picture book Jon Roberts tells the stories of a number of children with a variety of differences inspired by the real-life experiences of his daughter, Kya who is on the autistic spectrum, and some of her friends.A variety of conditions, including autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ADHD, Down's Syndrome, cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, epilepsey and asthma are introduced for young readers, discussing how the challenges of each affect children both in a school setting and outside and how they engage in activities they love.

This humorous story follows Dee and Flee during their first day as Happy Helpers at Miles of Smiles Adventure Park. Eager to make a fabulous impression, they have been busy practising their smiles all week ? but is that all they need to have a brilliant day? How will they face the challenges that await them?

Horatio Clare re-tells six myths and legends of Wales'' celebrated regions of Pembrokeshire and Gwynedd. These brilliantly written short stories bring to life the extensive history and supernatural mystery that resides in these beautiful landscapes. Each story is illustrated by Jane Matthews.

The product of years of diligent research, this ambitious title brings the incredibly varied lives (and deaths!) of 1000 Tudor people into a single, accessible volume. Illustrated with historical portraits and a wealth of detail, including specially designed family trees to chart the links between major Tudor figures.

Gugu''s three grandchildren are regular visitors to her ''magic'' garden. One day, they discover a new arrival in Gugu''s fountain, a frog. Little did they know that this new arrival would take them on a magical adventure through the frog''s lifecycle, learning many weird and wonderful facts about them along the way.

Learn how to count with Ceri & Deri! Max Low''s mischevious best friends take young children aged 0-3 from ''1 Dai the Duck'' all the way to ''10 Balloons'' helped by some favourite characters from the picture book series.

This is Twm. He lives in two homes and he has special things that he does in the two places. Monday arrives - time to move. What if the new home is not like the old one? What if he cannot do special things there? Come on a journey with Twm to find his new home.

Rural Wales is strewn with the peeling paint and rust of closed-down shops, overgrown tractors, corrugated sheds, abandoned farmhouses, village garages and evidence of industry and human endeavour that once contributed to vibrant communities. This book captures the buildings and forgotten ephemera of the landscape.

The aim of this book is to inspire young readers by sharing over 50 stories by today''s teenagers who wish to change the world in various ways. The successful author, Margaret Rooke, interviews the teenagers who seek to change things in a world obsessed by famous people and social media.

Lily is autistic; she sees and hears new things differently. She depends on Nedw, her dog, to be by her side when she is agitated. When Lily finds a torch in her grandmother''s house, she and Nedw can venture further than they have ever done before.