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Garden Notes was written and designed by award-winning designer Sue Kent with the aim of creating a record for all of your gardening needs. This book is the perfect tool to ensure successful gardening, combining note taking for seeds, plants and garden design, together with helpful planting information, plant and soil health pointers, pruning tips, gardener health tips and much more. Garden Notes is a practical combination of useful forms for keeping your garden records and extensive tips and tricks, all helpfully categorised for ease of recording and reference.

Learn about the seasons with Fletcher and his friends. Fletcher and his mum journey through the seasons exploring what makes each season different in this new board book featuring the characters from the brilliantly popular Fletcher picture books.

It''s a very blowy day, so Ebb, Flo, Ma and Bird go to Granny''s house to check on her. Suddenly, a strong gust of wind blows Granny''s washing and Flo?s kite away. Will they be able to get them back?

One morning, Molly''s dog Gus goes missing and the whole island are sent searching. On her search, Molly and her friend Dylan hear a noise coming from a cave and decide to follow it. As they head deeper into the cave, Molly and Dylan finally find Gus but the tide begins to rise. Will Molly, Dylan and Gus be able to make their way out of the cave...

The first book dedicated to the drawings of celebrated and highly influential figurative artist Harry Holland. This unique volume collects examples of Harry''s drawings throughout his career, from early drawings to anatomical studies, still lifes, self-portraits, studies for later paintings and sketchbook pages, many of which are appearing in...

North Wales Cookbook: Fish and Seafood showcases the unique natural produce of North Wales in this collection of restaurant-quality recipes.

Known to make strong and lifelong relationships with humans, the crow family are found in all their variety worldwide. All cultures have myths and legends about them and they are endlessly fascinating. This book explains the physiology of the bird and describes the eight types found in the UK.

On a stormy day, Albert seeks shelter in the garden shed. Unfortunately the door slams shut behind Albert, trapping him inside. Can his garden chums work out a way to save their tortoise friend? Wall-climbing snails, net-spinning spiders and a good deal of teamwork are needed for the mission.

Learn more about Albert?s garden friends including Butterfly, Worm, Bee and Spider as Albert discovers what makes them special in this new board book.

April and her mother have been housed in temporary accommodation. Promised a brighter future by her mother, April finds her life there to be filled with things that are old, broken and impersonal. She longs for her own things and for some beauty in her life but experiences only frustration and disappointment until one day she plants some...

A trip down the mountain for food and the discovery of a comb test Hugg and Bugg''s friendship. But, a run-in with rude leopards and a threat to their home, help them see sense.

Christopher Nibble loves munching dandelion leaves. And he''s not alone. All the guinea pigs in Dandeville eat dandelion leaves for breakfast, lunch and dinner. But no-one seems to do anything when the dandelions begin to dwindle. One day, Christopher Nibble discovers the very last dandelion in Dandeville and promises to look after it.

Catch a ride with Water who is having the time of her life surfing the ocean waves until, that is, the sun causes her to evaporate. But watch how she then joins a cloud and travels around the world until she finally falls as rain.

Colin lives with his mother and brother and is eager to grow up. After receiving a rifle as a birthday present from his brother, he shoots a falcon, and quickly learns that shooting animals and birds is completely different to shooting cans off a wall. A powerful story about growing up and responsibility.

Whether he''s held in a bog by the fox, being bombed by a dragonfly, sheltering under woodchips from a woodpecker or croaking out of tune in his own little chorus, the frog can''t find his perfect home. Thankfully, however, the bees find time to create a buzz to call all the water creatures to help make the Frog Bog the best bog of all.

Max is 14 years old, and his eating disorder has taken over his life. During a family emergency, Max''s anorexia gets worse and pulls him further apart from his family and friends until he feels very lonely. Will his support groups help him? An honest and uplifting novel about the effects of eating disorders on young people.

This factual guide increases knowledge about BDD, explaining the causes and effects of the disorder. Full of reports by individuals and sufferers, illustrations by young people and family experiences, this book aims to help young sufferers to recognise BDD symptoms as soon as possible in order to diminish the effects of an attack on individuals...

Aman''s dad has left, and he won''t be returning. Now, Aman feels lost and lonely. When a kind man called Gurnam moves to the area and saves Aman from the town bullies, the two get close quickly. Despite their close friendship, Gurnam has dark secrets, too deep for Aman to understand, which tears his world apart.

Laverbread is an unsung food wonder of the world. Jonathan Williams has built three successful businesses from this versatile ingredient, including award-winning street food, sauces and seasonings. Here Jonathan shares his passion for laverbread, exploring its history and cultural significance, the science and nutrition behind it and how to prepare it, as well as offering up a delicious selection of recipes to try it out for yourself. Recipes include: - Seafood Paella - Laverbread Pizza - Butternut Squash, Laverbread and Coconut Curry - Ship's Biscuits - Vegan Pie with Roasted Vegetables and Laverbread - Smokey Laverbread Beans - Best Bacon Butty in the West

Explore the wacky world of Jason Korsner and Max Low''s zoo in this hilarious, rhyming picture book. A Zoo in my Shoe presents young readers with a series of sensible sentences based on some of their favourite animals. These are then mixed up to make nonsense rhymes, sending children into fits of giggles.

The first substantial, fully illustrated monograph exploring the life and work of Ray Howard-Jones (1903-1996), an outstanding Welsh female artist once renowned yet now unfortunately neglected. Associated particularly with the Second World War in south Wales, the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast and exceptional mosaic murals in Cardiff and Edinburgh, each period of her life and work is covered in-depth through chronological chapters. Beginning with her progressive upbringing in Penarth and at the London Garden School (1903-20), followed by her time at from the Slade (1921-25) through to her later years, during which she spent increasing amounts of time on the Pembrokeshire coast and was the subject of two significant Welsh Arts Council retrospective touring exhibitions, the book explores the life and legacy of an artistic talent deserving of further appreciation and of being returned to the public consciousness.

Cadi is a busy dog. She likes to work. One sunny day she helps Mr Siocled to sell ice cream in his little van. But things suddenly go contrary, and Cadi has to think swiftly in order to save the Ice Cream Festival.

I love you, I love you, I love you. If you were a sock, I would be a shoe for you. A sock and a shoe, sun and moon, boat and sea ... there are pairs everywhere, but one pair is better than all the others! This is a tender board book for small children 0-3 years old, drawing attention to the love between a parent/guardian and child.