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Run! Run with the wind behind you. Run in the race at school. Watch the rain run down the windowpane. Watch Mr Hogg run after his dog. Quick! Run! This second book in the First Steps series explores the different meanings of the word 'run'.

Oops! Fell over! Oops as the tower of building bricks fell down! Oops! Spilled some water. Oops! Never mind! This 32 page book explores the idea that things don't always go to plan, but teaches a young child not to worry too much about little mishaps.

Jump! A kangeroo jumps and so does a frog! You can jump over a puddle, or jump on a trampoline, or jump into the pool! Just bend your knees and jump! This small book explores the idea of how things jump - including us. The First Steps series has 12 books. Each book is engagingly illustrated and explores pre-school early-learning topics.

Smile when you need a little sunshine. Smile when you ask for something and remember to say 'please'. Smile to say thank you, that was very kind. This small colourful book has lovely illustrations and explores the idea of smiling and being polite to others.

This colourful fun book helps children learn how to do things alone. Well done! Try to get dressed alone - well done! Tidy your things away - well done! Help to make a cake- well done! This small book encourages children to do things alone or to help others.

Sshh! The dog is barking - sshh! The baby is sleeping - sshh! We are making loud music - sshh! This small book for children encourages them to understand when they can be noisy - and when they need to be quiet.

Look! See people hurrying with suitcases. See the train and the guard. See the waves and the sea. See the big city buildings. See the birds up high. This small book encourages young children to look around them and to learn by observing.

Hide! The dog hides when it's time for his bath. We hide from mum's friends because we are shy. The tortoise has a shell so it can hide. Quick, hide! This small book for children explores the different ways we can hide objects and hide ourselves.

Listen! Listen to the birds and trees! Listen in the park and in the street! Listen! What a lot there is to hear! This small book explores the idea of paying attention to our surroundings. The First Steps series has 12 books. Each book is engagingly illustrated and explores pre-school early-learning topics.

Stop! Stop when you reach the road. Stop when you've eaten enough. Stop spinning when you get dizzy. Stop! This small book explores the idea of how and when we should stop, with a little help.

When a ghost ship is spotted on the horizon one spring evening, bookseller Eleanor Mace decides to investigate the myths and legends of the Devon seaside town where she runs her bookshop. Her investigation leads her to the heart of a mystery with a difference, with romantic, witty twists along the way.

Despite a new life running a quirky bookshop in Devon, Eleanor finds she is still unsettled. In this first story of the series Eleanor is goes in search of an old flame in France to brighten her future but will she find happiness there? The sequel finds Eleanor back in Devon, for A Summer of Surprises.

Two witty novellas: In French Kisses, Rachel is living in France with her family when her love-rat husband runs off with a dance teacher, leaving Rachel to transform their home into a guest house. In A London Affair, Kate leaves home for a job in a London deli and soon finds herself at the centre of a delicatessen dating adventure.

By comic world legends Alan Grant and Cam Kennedy, this colourful, exciting book tells Stevenson's classic story for today's audience. John Utterson notices that his friend, Dr Henry Jekyll, has been acting very strangely. As he investigates, Utterson uncovers a terrifying and horrific story.

Bound in real Isle of Skye tartan Scottish cloth supplied by Kinloch Anderson, this hardback notebook is 21 x 13cm, with 192pp pages - each spread has left blank, right ruled. Has stained edges, ribbon marker, bookmark and inner note holder.

The rich brown and oranges of this genuine Buchanan Reproduction tartan cloth large notebook from Waverley Scotland contains 192 pages and is hardback.

Bound in real Caledonia tartan Scottish cloth supplied by Kinloch Anderson, this hardback notebook is 21 x 13cm, with 192pp pages - each spread has left blank, right ruled. Has stained edges, ribbon marker, bookmark and inner note holder.

Bound in real Elliot tartan Scottish cloth supplied by Kinloch Anderson, this hardback notebook is 21 x 13cm, with 192pp pages - each spread has left blank, right ruled. Has stained edges, ribbon marker, bookmark and inner note holder.

Sue Reid Sexton kept notes on her campervan trips to the Western Highlands of Scotland while writing two novels and recovering from relationship breakdown. This book is quite Zen-like, talks a lot about campervan travel, especially alone as a woman, and has some funny, and sad moments and many creepy crawlie stories.

The story of the ill-fated love of Catherine Earnshaw for the dark and brooding Heathcliff is set on the bleak Yorkshire moors in the north of England. Abridged by John Kennett, this edition contains notes, a glossary and a free audiobook.

Jane Eyre is a vivid and powerful novel, abridged and retold here but containing the best and key elements of the novels on which they are based. This book comes with notes, author biography, key themes, a glossary and free audiobook on CD.

This reader contains an abridged text that is true to Stevenson's novel. It comes with a free CD of the novel, an introduction, notes on the themes, notes on the author, a list of characters, and a glossary.

This abridged edition is the exciting story of Phileas Fogg, an English gentleman, who makes a fantastic trip as a bet. His adventures, with Passepartout, by railway, steamship and elephant take him around the world. The book contains a free audiobook on CD of the abridged novel, notes, and a glossary.

For competent readers and speakers of English (level B1/B2), this book aims to help take an understanding of written and spoken contemporary English a few steps further, to help readers to speak idiomatic English fluently and comfortably, and to encourage a practical approach to mastering written English.

This novel set in the 17th century is an exciting adventure story about a young man called d'Artagnan who leaves home to travel to Paris, to join the Musketeers of the Guard. The three musketeers are Athos, Porthos and Aramis whose motto is 'one for all, all for one'. This abridged book comes with notes and a free reading of the book on CD.

This edition of Robinson Crusoe contains a retold novel, an introduction, notes on the author, notes on the background when the book was written and the book's themes, a glossary, and a free CD (running time 2 hours). It is useful for general reading and in schools.

This popular book about the history of Wales is now in its third edition. The book provides a good, clear history of Wales.

This Hay Ancient Tartan notebook is bound in real tartan cloth. It has 176 pages and has stained edges and a matching elastic enclosure. The notebook has a ribbon-marker and an inner note holder. It has a booklet about tartan, and a Clan Map of Scotland. It also comes with a bookmark with a history of the tartan.

Nursery School contains a story about children going to a nursery school for the first time, and the kind of things that happen and the games the children play, and the activities they do. The story features several children who include Anna, Ahmed, Su Li, Liam and Connor, and their three teachers.

In bright pictures and simple text, this book shows how things are moved, and how we move and travel. A bicycle, a bus, a lorry, a tractor, a boat, a racing car, a buggy, a wheelchair, among many more - this book shows in bright pictures and text the many ways we move, and travel, and how we move things.