This is about a young girl’s birthday treasure hunt, with clues read out by her mum and dad, which lead to party favours in her parents’ house and garden. It teaches children about play and reward and makes them aware of territories so that they can deal with rivalry and set up home. I hope my little book will help play and help girls set up homes when they grow up, whether they marry or stay single.
Optimální výuka kreslení pro všechny začátečníky, nejen malé.
Gold Medal Series Guinea Pig Guinea PigDocile and reliable , guinea pigs make great pets . This guideexplains how to look after a variety of guinea pigs .Linked MPN 274Publishing Publishing Books
Dogs are unique in the way that they participate in our domestic lives. But they sometimes have an uncanny knack of embarrassing us in public and creating all sorts of mayhem in private. Amanda O'Neill analyses what lies behind a multitude of anti-social behaviours and comes up with a host of sensible suggestions for remedies.
A guide to the hundred most popular breeds of dog that highlights their individual characters and which provides welcome advice on how well they fit into a home, how much exercise they need, how much grooming, how amenable they are to training, etc etc. Each breed is beautifully illustrated, both adult dogs and puppies being pictured, while a colour bar chart provides at-a-glance visual reference about seven of the most important character traits. This newly revised edition features a new and exciting group of Designer Dogs.
Designed to amuse and intrigue the young reader, this book combines cartoons with facts and simple analogies to provide an introduction to the world of creepy-crawlies asking questions such as: which beetle firesa spray gun?; can spiders kill people?; and which insect tastes with its toes?
A hilariously kick-arse tour through heavy metal by the UK's foremost metalhead stand-up comedian, Andrew O'Neill
Watercolour painting was invented in China more that two thousand years ago, and brought to perfection by generations of master painters. The Chinese watercolour is far more than a simple representation of what the eye sees. It seeks to depict the essence of the subject, not its external appearance, and is an expression of belief in the harmony of all things. The observer is invited to share the artist's communion with nature and enter into his spiritual experience. Reproduced here is a range from medieval masterpieces to 19th century 'paintings for foreigners'.
