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Ivy Press 3
The Science of Stress 4
Virus 5
Skeletons 6
Bird Brain 7
Owls 8
Hummingbirds 9
How to Read Paris 10
How to Read New York 11
What is Graphic Design? 12
What is Typography? 13
Fashion Details 14
Warfare: A Visual History 15
Notable Boats 16
30-Second… series introduction 17
30-Second Biology 18
30-Second Einstein 18
30-Second Fashion 19
30-Second Ancient Greece 18
30-Second… other titles 20
Fun & Games for a Smarter Dog 23
Leaping Hare 24
Naturally Mindful 25
The Mindfulness in Knitting 26
The Art of Mindful Singing 27
Mindful… series 28
Contents
Ivy Kids 31
Astronaut Academy 32
Architect Academy 33
Secrets of Animal Camouflage 34
The Human Body 35
Shine-a-Light… series 36
This is Not a Science Book 37
Cut & Colour Playbook: Cities 38
Sticker, Shape, Create 39
Ancient Rome in 30 Seconds 40
Dinosaurs in 30 Seconds 41
30 Seconds… series 42
Books by Category 44
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Dear Reader
Welcome to our new catalogue, we are very happy to show you what we’ve been working on. At Ivy Press we love to explore the topics that fascinate us, from practical and creative titles for both children and adults to popular science, reference, natural history and conscious living. Whatever the subject, each individual book flourishes under our careful attention to editorial, design and production detail.
We are delighted to introduce Owls to our natural history list – packed with stunning photographs and profiles of every single species; this book also includes a life-size foldout. Skeletons also features this season, full of exquisite engravings and illustrations in an intriguing and readable look at the bones that underpin the structure of every kind of vertebrate life.
Our Fashion Details title is presented in a fabulous new reissue, combining the works of classic 19th-century illustrators with authoritative text in this wonderful, timeless study of style through the ages.
From Ivy Kids, we bring you the follow-on from our bestselling This is Not a Maths Book… This is Not a Science Book! Packed with engaging activities, these books are so much fun that children won’t even realise they are learning as they play, draw and make. Another title we are very proud of – Sticker, Shape, Create – is the first in our new series of art activity books. This is packed with more than 1,500 basic sticker shapes you can arrange and then embellish with your own drawings to make everything from birds and cityscapes to fireworks and hot-air balloons – in fact, anything you can imagine.
We look forward to you enjoying our books and, as ever, welcome any comments or feedback you might have.
Susan Kelly Publisher [email protected]
Simon Gwynn International Publishing Director [email protected]
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October 2016
Specification240mm x 210mm • 176pp
4x4 • hb • est. 45,000 words
160 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-407-1
October 2016
£20
✤ Written by a world-renowned expert on stress
✤ Explains the known physical consequences of experiencing nervous tension
✤ Considers resiliency and other logical solutions to managing di�erent types of stress
Thirty-three per cent of Americans and thirty-five per cent of British people feel they are living with extreme stress. One in five Germans experiences stress on a regular basis, and workplace stress costs the Australian economy 14.2 billion dollars annually. Stress is a global pandemic, increasingly proven to be a precursor to diseases such as ulcers, depression and obesity. The Science of Stress explains the current understanding of stress in a concise summary. From why some stress is useful to understanding fear and explaining voodoo death, this book leads the reader through the many ways stress responses affect us.
Gregory Fricchione MD is one of the world’s leading stress experts. On the faculty of Harvard Medical School, he is Director of the Division of Psychiatry and Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. He has authored several books, including Compassion and Healing in Medicine and Society (2011). In 2006 he became Director of the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine, one of the top five research institutes for stress-related illness in the US.
The Science of StressWhat it is, why we feel it, how it affects us
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September 2016
Viruses are the last frontier of undiscovered life on our planet. The most abundant type of organism on Earth, they infect all types of cellular life and, as micro-organisms that cause disease in their hosts, they are highly opportunistic and relentlessly efficient. They exist at the vanguard of DNA variance, exhibiting more structural diversity than plants, animals, archaea or even bacteria. This 21st-century guide offers an engaging introductory section explaining exactly what viruses are and how they operate, followed by individual profiles of some of the world’s most notable examples, each with its own dazzling mugshot.
Dr Marilyn J. Roossinck is Professor of Plant Pathology and Environmental Microbiology at the Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics at Penn State University, and the Sir Walter Adjunct Professor at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia. She has published a large number of scientific papers, and writes for Nature magazine, Microbiology Today, and other popular science publications.
VirusAn illustrated guide to 101 incredible microbes
Specification240mm x 168mm • 256pp
4x4 • hb • est. 60,000 words
350 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-326-5
September 2016
£25
✤ Each virus profile features visuals, maps and lively text to highlight key features
✤ With 100 examples, selected to reveal the extraordinary diversity of the viral world
✤ A global overview that uncovers the microlife teeming around us
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August 2016
✤ A detailed, readable look at how bones underpin the structure of every kind of vertebrate life
✤ Makes use of the fine engravings of the 19th and early 20th centuries to illuminate the scholarship of the 21st
✤ With a complete directory of the skeletons featured, each with its own box of key facts and statistics
Specification205mm x 170mm • 256pp
2x2 • hb • est. 45,000 words
500 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-402-6
August 2016
£14.99
Bone is one of the most extraordinary materials in the natural world – flexible and strong, available in a number of types and densities. Just look at the range of jobs it can do, from supporting a huge mammal like an elephant to enabling a bat to fly. And further back, scanning the distant past, scientists know what they know about the dinosaurs from their fossilized bones, reminders of how different our world used to be. Skeletons takes the virtuoso engravings of the 19th and early 20th centuries and marries them with a contemporary, readable text that brings them right up to date, creating an appealing mix of scientific eye candy and cutting-edge scholarship.
Andrew Kirk was educated at Oxford University and worked in publishing for over 20 years before becoming a full-time writer. His previous titles have included books on ancient history and a study of Thoreau. This is his sixth book.
SkeletonsThe extraordinary form & function of bones
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August 2016
An absorbing study of how birds think, revealing how recent discoveries may call for us to re-evaluate how we identify and classify intelligence in other animals.
Bird Brain begins by looking at the structures and functions of the avian brain, and moves on to examine different types of intelligence, profiling the behaviours of a range of the species, studying the masterminds of the avian world, and examining what types of behaviour can be interpreted as ‘intelligence’. Bird Brain not only looks at the well-studied species such as New Caledonian crows, but also casts a broader eye over a wide range of species from around the world.
Dr Nathan Emery is Senior Lecturer in Cognitive Biology at Queen Mary University of London. His research has focused on the cognitive abilities of corvids, apes and parrots, and he is currently working with the ravens at the Tower of London. He has authored two previous books and is on the editorial boards of Animal Cognition and the Journal of Comparative Psychology.
Bird BrainAn exploration of avian intelligence
Specification253mm x 203mm • 192pp
4x4 • hb • est. 40,000 words 175 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-314-2
August 2016
£20
✤ An exploration of the extraordinary behaviour of birds, from tool selection and use to long-term memory and bonding
✤ Approachable scientific text drawing from the most recent avian studies
✤ Beautifully presented with full-colour images and clear explanatory illustrations
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October 2016
Specification300mm x 225mm • 256pp
4x4 • hb with jacket and fold-out
poster • est. 70,000 words
200 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-404-0
October 2016
£30
✤ A beautiful standalone title profiling all known species
✤ Straightforward accounts include full facts and figures as well as covering interesting aspects of behaviour
✤ With spectacular photographs of even the most elusive species
Appearing in everything from ancient myths and superstitions to modern children’s stories, these beautiful birds are seen both as harbingers of good and bad news and icons of fear and wisdom. Yet uncovering the reality of their lives is a huge challenge as most are nocturnal and many are extremely secretive in their habits. New species are still being discovered, and fresh insights being gained into even the most familiar species. Owls brings together full descriptions and distribution maps for all 221 known owl species, and is illustrated with stunning colour photographs.
Marianne Taylor is a freelance writer, illustrator, photographer and editor. She worked for seven years in natural history publishing, and her particular interest in owls was sparked by a period in 2005 working with bird ringers studying Ural, Tengmalm’s and Eagle Owls in the forests of Sweden. She has written on a range of natural history subjects and her previous books include the RSPB’s British Birds of Prey.
Owls A guide to every species
A G U I D E T O E V E R Y S P E C I E S
Marianne Taylor
Owls
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October 2016
Hummingbirds have always held popular appeal, with their visual brilliance, extraordinary flight dexterity and jewel-like size and colour. Only recently has their serious scientific study started to gain the attention it demands. Hummingbirds presents every species, with over 300 birds shown in dazzling, life-size, cut-out photography, and all presented in an appealing, portable format.
Michael and Susan Fogden have spent the past 35 years as freelance writers and photographers. In 2008 they received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the North American Nature Photography Association.
Marianne Taylor is a freelance writer. She has worked as editor for the bird book publisher Christopher Helm and a subeditor on the magazine Birdwatch.
Sheri L. Williamson is an ornithologist and author of A Field Guide to Hummingbirds of North America.
Specification200mm x 150mm • 400pp
4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 85,000 words • 320 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-422-4
October 2016
£14.99
HummingbirdsA life-size guide to every species
NEW IN PAPERBACK
✤ The first standalone title to profile all 337 known species
✤ Life-size photography of over 300 birds, presenting serious reference in a compact format
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October 2016
Specification165mm x 135mm • 256pp
4x4 • pb with flaps est. 44,000 words • 400 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-406-4
October 2016
£9.99
The world’s most-visited city is also one of its most architecturally stimulating. For centuries, architects, designers and artists have been drawn to Paris, and it retains many gems that reveal its multi-faceted past, from Roman and Baroque to Post-Modern and contemporary. From the neo-classical colonnades of the Panthéon to the glass futurism of La Défense, this is the guide to the treasures of Paris that every visitor will want as a travel companion to the city of lights.
Chris Rogers writes on architecture and visual culture, informed by 20 years of research and conversations with practitioners. He creates and leads architectural tours, often working closely with architects, and his knowledge of Paris has been enhanced by over a dozen years of tramping the trottoirs, creating an impressive photographic record of every aspect of the city.
How to Read ParisA crash course in Parisian architecture
✤ Presents a picture-led resource for the general visitor, architectural historian, or culture lover
✤ An in-depth look at the styles that have combined to produce one of the world’s most famous cityscapes
✤ Covers both familiar landmarks and lesser known masterpieces of architecture
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October 2016
How to Read New York uncovers and illuminates the rich architectural language of one of the world’s truly great cities, from its celebrated skyscrapers to its iconic brownstones, alongside many lesser known treasures. Charting both the key technical developments and aesthetic movements that have influenced architecture in the Big Apple, this accessible guide offers every visitor, whether they’re pounding the streets or exploring virtually, all kinds of views and insights that the casual stroller could miss, and backs them up with images that deal in the tiniest details as well as the broad architectural picture.
Will Jones has been writing for design and architectural magazines around the world for more than 15 years, and is the author of several books including Modern Architecture in New York, Unbuilt Masterworks of the 21st Century, and Architects’ Sketchbooks.
How to Read New YorkA crash course in Big Apple architecture
✤ Explores the evolution of New York’s celebrated skyline, from the Chrysler Building to the Trump Tower and beyond
✤ Examines the architectural styles that have contributed to one of the most recognizable cityscapes in the world
✤ Explains both the form and the function of New York’s architectural icons with authoritative text
Specification165mm x 135mm • 256pp
4x4 • pb with flaps est. 47,000 words • 400 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-410-1
October 2016
£9.99
October 2016
Specification198mm x 153mm • 192pp
4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 36,500 words • 210 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-420-0
October 2016
£12.99
✤ Explores the key issues that shape design today
✤ A concise, informed and considered overview of an easy-to-misunderstand job
✤ Includes an excellent set of contemporary international examples
What is Graphic Design? explores the issues that have shaped design today and looks at how graphic design has evolved over time, from the development of printing to the present day. The second chapter breaks the discipline down into its elements, looking at typography, how text and images are at the heart of graphic design, and how reproduction underpins every aspect of graphic design. The book concludes with an analysis of a group of young designers who illustrate just how broad and rich the profession can be.
The new edition of this classic handbook has been thoroughly revised and redesigned, with content focusing on developments in new media. An accessible handbook which is a must-have for both students and professional designers.
Quentin Newark is a co-founder of the Atelier Works design group. He writes regularly for design publications, including Design Week, Creative Review and Print. He has also lectured on design and has judged design awards. He lives in London.
What is Graphic Design?Essential design handbooks
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What is Typography? is a compact guide to the discipline that lies at the epicentre of design and communication. With three sections exploring issues, anatomy, and an analysis of an eclectic group of portfolios, the book explores the structures and acceptable variations of type. The anatomy section breaks down the elements of this discipline to look at individual tools and processes, methods of organizing information, the mechanics of type, and the various means of arranging and displaying type. Finally, it looks at how the chosen media, and consequent process of reproduction, underpins every aspect of design.
The new edition of this classic handbook has been thoroughly revised and redesigned, with content focusing on typography’s development in new media.
David Jury is course leader of MA Art, Design, and the Book at Colchester School of Art. Previous publications include About Face: Reviving the Rules of Typography and Letterpress. He is a fellow of the International Society of Graphic Designers.
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What is Typography?Essential design handbooks
✤ The author holds Awards of Excellence for his typographic work from the New York Type Club and the International Society of Typographic Designers
✤ Includes portfolios from designers and design studios
✤ Revised, with 20 per cent new content
Specification198mm x 153mm • 192pp
4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 36,500 words • 210 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-421-7
October 2016
£12.99
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September 2016
Fashion Details combines the studies of the two classic 19th-century illustrators Auguste Racinet and Friedrich Hottenroth. Their works are presented first chronologically and then by subject, so that illustrators, students and historians can choose their preferred route, either following the path of fashion through the centuries, or studying the contrasting styles of individual clothing and accessories in detail. Silhouettes reveal the shifting shapes of style through the ages, while detailed cross-references help the researcher navigate the complex chronology of costume.
Melissa Leventon is a specialist in European and American costume and textiles. Formerly Curator-in-Charge of Textiles at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, she now teaches Fashion History and Fashion Theory at California College of the Arts.
✤ A comprehensive visual study of the rich vocabulary of clothing through the ages
✤ From the ancient world to 19th-century Europe, by way of Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Americas
✤ With engaging narratives from experts in the field
Specification235mm x 196mm • 352pp
4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 95,000 words • 1,000 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-417-0
September 2016
£16.99
Fashion DetailsA historical sourcebook
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October 2016
WARFAREWARFARE
The ultimate illustrated guide, from the Ancient World to the American Civil War
General editor Tim Newark
WARFAREWARFAREA VISUALHISTORY
The ultimate illustrated guide, from the
HISTORYHISTORYHISTORYHISTORYHISTORY
Specification235mm x 196mm • 320pp
4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 87,000 words • 1,000 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-423-1
October 2016
£14.99
✤ Beautiful reproductions of classic 19th-century engravings chart the progress of military machinery and methods
✤ With a modern narrative describing the development of arms and armour, and the evolution of military tactics
✤ Illustrated anatomies of the key technologies are accompanied by detailed annotation
Warfare: A Visual History combines historical engravings and diagrams with an engaging modern text to create a visual study of humankind’s extraordinary ingenuity in finding new ways to wage war. A chronological and geographical study of arms and armour is followed by a separate section that provides thumbnail studies of individual items of militaria – from swords to siege engines, and helmets to handguns – so that the researcher can choose to study a particular era or seek an evolutionary overview. Navigational features include tabs with cross-references, timelines of key battles and inventions, and silhouettes of warriors through time.
Tim Newark is widely published in the field of military history. He became editor of Military Illustrated magazine in 1993, and has acted as consultant for television documentary series including Heroes & Weapons of WW2, screened by The History Channel and BBC Worldwide. His publications include Camouflage (2007), written to accompany the Imperial War Museum exhibition.
Warfare: A Visual HistoryThe ultimate illustrated guide, from the ancient world to the American civil war
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October 2016
✤ Tells the stories of 40 boats from history and fiction
✤ Stunning detailed illustrations bring the boats to life
✤ Takes the reader on a round-the-world tour
Specification210mm x 225mm
176pp • 4x4 • hb
est. 30,000 words • 80 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-415-6
October 2016
£20
The 40 boats featured in Notable Boats will gently float you away with tales of bravery, adventure and the occasional near-catastrophe. The book skilfully balances beautiful visuals and gripping text, covering everyday craft such as the canoe or the fishing trawler, boats of historic interest, fictional ships, and even celebrities’ boats. The stories traverse the globe, with tales from all the world’s waterways. Designed to be dipped in and out of, Notable Boats offers an intimate window into a world of sailing.
Nic Compton is a lifelong sailor, with both a romantic and a practical interest in boats and voyaging. He is contributing editor to Sailing magazine and the author of numerous books including Sailing Solo and The Great Classic Yacht Revival.
Notable BoatsForty remarkable craft, forty great adventures
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September 2016
30-Seconds... series
Half a minute to spare? Why not spend it learning the
essence of a subject you either feel you should know about
or have been meaning to learn about. Whether it’s the
Theory of Relativity or Fermat’s Last Theorem, the Golden
Ratio or the Garden of Eden, Anarchism or Monetarism,
Pavlov’s Dog or Schrodinger’s Cat, a 30-second theory is the
quickest way to get an idea into your head. Each title in
the series selects a popular subject area and dissects it into
the 50 most significant ideas at its heart. Each of these,
no matter how complex, is explained without any waffle by
a specialist, using just 300 words and one picture – making
it digestible in a mere 30 seconds. Also featuring essential
glossaries plus biographies of the key players, the 30-Second
titles have sold over three million copies worldwide.
✤ Key subjects stripped to their essence, neatly and readably, without any fuss
✤ The very best use to make of those small windows of time in your daily routine
TOTAL NUMBER OF LANGUAGES
SOLD = 26
TOTAL NUMBER OF EDITIONS SOLD = 31
TOTAL NUMBER OF COPIES
SOLD = 3 MILLION
September 2016
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30-Second Biology dissects the 50 most thought-provoking theories of our ecosystem and ourselves. At a time when discoveries in DNA allow us to connect ever more closely with the natural world, this is a fast route to an understanding of the tree of life. Whether you’re dipping into the gene pool or conversing on biodiversity, it has all the knowledge you need for the dinner-party debate.
Nick Battey is Professor of Plant Development and Mark Fellowes is Professor of Ecology at the University of Reading. Their knowledge spans the biological sciences: Professor Battey’s expertise lies in plant biology; Professor Fellowes’s interests include insect ecology and the effects of urbanization on wildlife.
30-Second Biology The 50 most thought-provoking theories of life, each explained in half a minute Nick Battey & Mark Fellowes
Spend 30 seconds a day in the company of a colossus from the world of science, and you will soon have his whole story in your head. Einstein was not only an unparalleled scientific genius, but also a human rights campaigner, a political activist, and the archetype of the mad professor. No wonder he continues to fascinate scientists and non-scientists alike. 30-Second Einstein will show you why, at around the speed of light.
Brian Clegg read Natural Sciences at Cambridge University. He has written for Nature, The Times and the Wall Street Journal and lectured at Oxford, Cambridge and the Royal Institution. He is editor of the book review site popularscience.co.uk.
30-Second Einstein The 50 fundamentals of his work, life and legacy, each explained in half a minute Brian Clegg
30-Second BiologyISBN: 978-1-78240-389-0 £14.99
30-Second EinsteinISBN: 978-1-78240-387-6 £14.99
September 2016
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30-Second Fashion looks at the multi-billion-pound industry that is the fashion business today and traces it back to its roots. Along the way, you’ll learn to distinguish Lanvin from Lim, and haute couture from prêt-à-porter. Whether you’re a consumer, a student, or simply someone with an interest in the cut of your clothes, you’ll find it an invaluable companion.
Dr Rebecca Arnold was educated at King’s College London, the Courtauld Institute of Art, and University College London. Before joining the Courtauld Institute in 2009 as Oak Foundation Lecturer in History of Dress and Textiles, she was a Lecturer in the History of Design Department at the Royal College of Art.
30-Second Fashion The 50 key modes, garments, and designers, each explained in half a minute Dr Rebecca Arnold
Ancient Greek civilization laid the foundations for so many aspects of modern western life, from architecture to philosophy. But can you recite the Classical orders with confidence, and would you be able to define the key contributions of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle? 30-Second Ancient Greece offers an engrossing tour of the Hellenic world, appealingly served up in easily absorbed nuggets.
Dr Matthew Nicholls is an ancient historian at the University of Reading. He has a particular interest in the digital reconstruction of ancient spaces (including an award-winning reconstruction of ancient Rome). He also edited the 30-Second Ancient Rome title.
30-Second Ancient Greece The 50 most important achievements of a timeless civilization, each explained in half a minute Dr Matthew Nicholls
30-Second Ancient GreeceISBN: 978-1-78240-388-3 £14.99
30-Second FashionISBN: 978-1-78240-390-6 £14.99
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Published
30-Second Leonardo da Vinci ISBN: 978-1-78240-083-7
Editor Adam Scaife
The 50 most significant events and phenomena, each explained in half a minute
METEOROLOGY30-SECOND
30-Second Ancient China ISBN: 978-1-78240-270-1
30-Second Mythology ISBN: 978-1-78240-096-7
30-Second AnatomyISBN: 978-1-78240-039-4
30-Second Ancient Egypt ISBN: 978-1-78240-132-2
30-Second Meteorology ISBN: 978-1-78240-310-4
30-Second Religion ISBN: 978-1-78240-234-3
30-Second Physics ISBN: 978-1-78240-312-8
Titles in the 30-Second series available from Ivy Press
Published
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30-Second Architecture ISBN: 978-1-78240-040-0
30-Second Jazz ISBN: 978-1-78240-309-8
30-Second Ancient Rome ISBN: 978-1-78240-131-5
30-Second OperaISBN: 978-1-78240-272-5
30-Second Newton ISBN: 978-1-78240-311-1
30-Second Shakespeare ISBN: 978-1-78240-260-2
30-Second Wine ISBN: 978-1-78240-271-8
30-Second Photography ISBN: 978-1-78240-261-9
Specification230mm x 180mm
160pp • 4x4 • hb
est. 32,000 words
160 pics
£14.99
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Published
Titles in the 30-Second series published by Icon Books in the UK
30-Second Astronomy 30-Second Brain
30-Second Maths
30-Second Elements
30-Second Evolution
30-Second Economics
30-Second Philosophies
TWENTIETH CENTURY
30-SECONDThe 50 most significantideas and events, each explained in half a minute
Editor Jonathan T. Reynolds
30-Second Quantum Theory
30-Second Theories 30-Second Twentieth Century
30-Second Psychology
30-Second Politics
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October 2016
FUN&GAMES
FOR ASMARTER DOG
Andrew Banks
TO
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GA G E Y O U R D
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A T B R A I N GA
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Specification234mm x 173mm • 176pp
4x4 • pb • est. 30,000 words
200 pics
ISBN: 978-1-78240-405-7
October 2016
£9.99
Most dog owners tend to think of games as the reward that comes after a training session. But play makes a terrific training tool, too, if you know which games to pick and the right ways to play them. What’s more, you can tailor games to your dog’s strengths and introduce lots of variations to his favourite activities. Fun & Games for a Smarter Dog offers dozens of options to help you build your bond with your dog, boost his thinking skills and ramp up his fitness levels. Each one looks at the way your dog approaches play and what he can learn when you play together, and takes you step by step through the activity. Even better, it ensures your dog will have so much fun that he’ll never know he’s been taking classes.
Andrew Banks has authored a number of bestselling books on dogs, ranging from general guides to more specific titles on ways to enhance your relationship with your pet, including The Complete Book of the Dog (2007) and The Secret Language of Puppies (2015).
Fun & Games for a Smarter Dog50 great brain games to engage your dog
✤ Learn easy ways to teach your pet as you play
✤ Tailored so that you can match play to your dog’s personality and enthusiasms
✤ Work with your dog to build the bond between you
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Bonding Games / Swap
SWAPGiving up a valued object can be a big deal for a dog. Teaching ‘Swap’ shows your pet that if he gives something up to you willingly, even something he values, he’ll get something just as good back in exchange. What’s more, as you practice, you’ll end up giving him back the original object as well. Soon he’ll be handing over his toy, bone, or whatever you ask for, and eagerly taking the substitute you’re offering, confident that you won’t be depriving him.
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?Show your pet that he won’t regret giving something up to you when he’s asked.
1 This is an opportunistic exercise: you need to be ready for the right situation to happen naturally. Wait until your pet is relaxed and happily playing with a favorite toy. Have a hollow treat toy stuffed with something irresistible ready, and, when you see your opportunity, fetch it from the fridge.
2 Simply approach your dog in a relaxed way, bend or kneel down beside him and show him the stuffed treat toy. If he immediately drops whatever he’s playing with, say ‘Swap’, hand him the substitute and gently pick up the original toy.
3 Sometimes he’ll grab for the original toy, dropping the new one. If he does, give it to him immediately (you want to teach him that he won’t lose out in any way by working with you). If he loses interest in the original toy, lay it down gently nearby, so that he can see that he ended up with both the things he wanted.
4 Practice this whenever the chance arises (it’s a good idea to have a pre-stuffed treat toy ready in the fridge at all times when you’re teaching your pet this exercise). Always wait until your dog gives up the initial toy willingly—don’t cheat by pulling
it out of his mouth, or he’ll be less likely to give it to you next time. Stay patient, and return the first toy as soon as your dog is focused on the treat toy (you can wait a few more seconds before returning it as your dog learns to trust that he will get it back).
5 It may take a few weeks of regular practice, but you’ll find that, as your dog becomes used to giving things up to you, you can reduce the ‘value’ of what you’re offering in exchange. Eventually, he’ll happily give something up to you as soon as you say ‘Swap’.
HANDS OFF!Dog society is interesting in the way in which it views possession of objects: it’s unusual to see a dog, even a larger and stronger dog, take a coveted item (whether it be a toy or a bone) away from another who has it. If the second dog leaves the treasure, even for a moment, all bets are off: the first dog will feel free to take it. But taking something by force that another dog is enjoying doesn’t often happen in everyday canine etiquette.
WHAT HE LEARNSTo give things up to you easily, and to trust that you’ll treat him respectfully around the things he values.
WHY IT’S USEFUL On the rare occasion that your dog has something he shouldn’t (he’s chewing a shoe, perhaps, or he’s found a chicken bone in the street) and you need him to give it up to you without a battle, you’ll have already done the groundwork.
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October 2016
Specification135mm x 110mm • 160pp
1x1 • hb • est. 9,000 words
ISBN: 978-1-78240-416-3
October 2016
£5.99
In a fast-paced urban world of pressure, stress and anxiety, Naturally Mindful offers readers the opportunity to stop time and take a moment to live consciously. Aspire to a sense of calm awareness and learn how mindfulness can teach you to enjoy and respect the natural world. Small enough to carry around on walks, Naturally Mindful offers practical solutions by going back to basics, with reminders to value the world around us and to work harder to preserve a spiritually nurturing environment through patience, self-awareness and a relaxed conciousness.
Rediscover the instrinsic value of nature and how it can inspire us to seek spiritual satisfaction, change the way we interact with our environment, develop a more sustainable world, and create a better, more hopeful future.
Mindfulness is an ancient spiritual technique of focused awareness, rooted in Buddhism and currently experiencing a popular rebirth. By making the present moment more tangible, it heightens the senses and improves our ability to think clearly.
Naturally MindfulReconnecting with the natural world, discovering your true self
✤ O�ers 100 inspirational insights from masters of mindfulness
✤ Helps you to reconnect with your environment
✤ Discover how mindfulness can support nature conservation
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T H E M I N D F U L N E S S I N K N I T T I N G I N T RO D U C T I O N
KNITTING TRIGGERS ENLIGHTENED THOUGHTS
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Maybe there was someone knitting with us in mind in the weeks
before we were born. Outgrowing baby garments, we became
conscious of clothes and, at some point, recognized the action of
knitting. It is hard to remember when I �rst understood that knitted
things could be made by people I knew. As my dexterity developed,
I learned how to knit, discovering how stitches work.
Collecting skills from books and knitters around me con-
tinues to spark ideas of what I could make. Together,
knitting and the meditative space it o�ers, have provided me
with a lifelong structure for learning. Like life, knitting has its
ups, downs, easy and di�cult bits. Much like mood swings,
and other uncontrollable feelings, craft processes are incon-
venient and unpredictable. Things can change quickly. Craft
demands frequent practice, and constantly asks us to relish a
challenge, much in the same vein as meditation.
Sometimes we can relax with repetitive work, and other
times knitting demands serious concentration. We can sit
quietly knitting mindfully on our own, or use our knitting
presence to o�er trusted companionship. We can knit things
for ourselves, our loved ones, or for the world around
us. Sometimes when my knitting is turning out well, I con-
sider the afterlife, where my knitting continues its journey on
Earth without me.
W H E R E V E R D E S I G N L I K E S
On the most basic level, knitting proves that we can make
things happen. If something is beautiful and functional,
it holds truth. Making a truthful object with your own bare
hands disproves any lack of belief in your abilities. A knitter
starts with a dream, and turns it into a reality. Making things
is exciting enough for a craftsperson, but for a non-
craftsperson, the process looks like pure magic. Enjoy
noticing people’s astonishment at your masterpieces, as you
remember all you have learned through the making of them.
Quietly give thanks for the bond you have with your textile
and consider the real magic of consciousness.
❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙
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Investigating the history of knitting, I learned that I am one
student, of a new generation, keeping skills alive and working
with the intention of making the world a better place. Textile
archives the world over show us designs and social histories,
but for the most part, the legacy of a domestic knitter is rarely
documented. Many knitters before me did not sign their
work, nor did much of it survive, because it was loved, used,
and worn until it was dust. The gift a knitter leaves behind is,
of course, one of skilled, beautiful textiles, which will hope-
fully be mended and kept safe, but alongside our material
product we leave a subtle, un-quanti�able atmosphere, dedi-
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On the most basic level, knitting proves that we can make
things happen. If something is beautiful and functional,
it holds truth. Making a truthful object with your own bare
hands disproves any lack of belief in your abilities. A knitter
starts with a dream, and turns it into a reality. Making things
is exciting enough for a craftsperson, but for a non-
craftsperson, the process looks like pure magic. Enjoy
noticing people’s astonishment at your masterpieces, as you
remember all you have learned through the making of them.
Quietly give thanks for the bond you have with your textile
and consider the real magic of consciousness.
❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙ ❙
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Investigating the history of knitting, I learned that I am one
student, of a new generation, keeping skills alive and working
with the intention of making the world a better place. Textile
archives the world over show us designs and social histories,
but for the most part, the legacy of a domestic knitter is rarely
documented. Many knitters before me did not sign their
work, nor did much of it survive, because it was loved, used,
and worn until it was dust. The gift a knitter leaves behind is,
of course, one of skilled, beautiful textiles, which will hope
fully be mended and kept safe, but alongside our material
product we leave a subtle, un-quanti�able atmosphere, dedi
Rachael Matthews
The Mindfulnessin Knitting
Meditations on Craft and Calm
Specification200mm x 130mm • 144pp
1x1 • hb • est. 30,000 words
ISBN: 978-1-78240-418-7
October 2016
£8.99
✤ Presents practical suggestions to ground you
✤ O�ers fresh, mindful exercises that help you to ground, relax and de-stress as you work
✤ An expert author shares her insights into achieving calm through knitting
The Mindfulness in KnittingMeditations on craft and calm
Everyone can pick up a pair of needles and a ball of yarn. And everyone can be mindful. The Mindfulness in Knitting casts fresh light on this famously calming craft, and reveals how the simple repetition of plain and purl can in itself nurture wellbeing. Rachael Matthews explores the joys of making and looks at the benefits of taking up one of the simplest and most useful of crafts.
Rachael Matthews is the director of Cast Off Knitting Club, and owner of Prick Your Finger, an ethical yarn store and textile gallery, both in East London. An artist specializing in knitting, and a teacher focusing on Craftivism and the craft process, she has curated knitted works at the Victoria &Albert Museum, the Barbican, Tate Modern and the Crafts Council. Rachael was a columnist for Simply Knitting Magazine for six years, is regularly featured in the international press, and is the author of Knitorama (2005) and Hookarama (2006).
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October 2016
Specification200mm x 130mm • 144pp
1x1 • hb • est. 30,000 words
ISBN: 978-1-78240-419-4
October 2016
£8.99
✤ Reveals how singing is an innate and mindful meditation
✤ Explores the power of music to heal and upli�
✤ Provides mindful singing exercises to practise every day
The Art of Mindful Singing reveals how we can all experience wellbeing through the meditative beauty and power of music. Jeremy Dion explores how singing can create a deeper connection with ourselves and the world around us.
Through personal anecdotes and insights, and with practical meditations, he demonstrates how mindful singing offers a pathway to experiencing flow, a pure psychological state of bliss. Readers will find that releasing our voices is a universal chord that helps us to promote harmony and meaning in modern life.
Jeremy Dion is a singer and songwriter, a music therapist, and a Buddhist. He taught Gestalt Therapy at Naropa University, studied psychology at the University of California at Berkeley and practices mindfulness in his work and everyday life. Jeremy has sung professionally for over 20 years. He lives in Colorado with his daughter. And his guitar.
The Art of Mindful SingingNotes on finding your voice
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Mindfulness... seriesLeaping Hare Press has published Mindfulness titles for many years now, and our well-loved series of these perfectly crafted packages of wisdom continues to grow. The books explore the benefits of expanded understanding and awareness that mindfulness can bring. Stillness is the key to wellbeing, and learning to stop, focus and see things as they truly are is the secret to true health and happiness. Taking diverse subject areas, ranging from beekeeping to anxiety, and baking to surfing, these beautiful books explore ways to nourish the spirit, discover self-awareness and bring mindfulness into our lives and the world around us.
Specification200mm x 130mm
144pp • 1x1 • hb est. 30,000 words
£8.99
✤ A complete library of mindfulness studies for today’s reader
✤ Mindful authors look at the value of meditative practice in all areas of life
✤ A beguiling mix of the practical and the inspirational to appeal to every reader
Zen & the Path of Mindful ParentingISBN: 978-1-78240-154-4
Published
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Mindfulness & the Art of Urban LivingISBN: 978-1-908005-77-9
Mindfulness & the Natural WorldISBN: 978-1-78240-102-5
Mindfulness & the Journey of BereavementISBN: 978-1-78240-206-0
Mindfulness & CompassionISBN: 978-1-78240-288-6
Mindfulness & the Art of Managing AngerISBN: 978-1-908005-30-4
Happiness and How It HappensISBN: 978-1-907332-93-7
Einstein & the Art of Mindful CyclingISBN: 978-1-908005-47-2
Galileo & the Art of Ageing MindfullyISBN: 978-1-78240-243-5
Mindfulness & the Art of DrawingISBN: 978-1-78240-283-1
Adam Ford
Galileo& the Art of
Ageing MindfullyWisdom from the Night Skies
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The Art of Mindful WalkingISBN: 978-1-907332-58-6
The Heart of Mindful RelationshipsISBN: 978-1-908005-29-8
The Art of Mindful GardeningISBN: 978-1-907332-59-3
The Art of Mindful BakingISBN: 978-1-78240-080-6
The Art of Mindful SilenceISBN: 978-1-908005-11-3
Mindfulness for Black Dogs & Blue DaysISBN: 978-1-907332-92-0
Mindfulness at WorkISBN: 978-1-908005-76-2
Mindfulness for Unravelling AnxietyISBN: 978-1-78240-318-0
Mindfulness and SurfingISBN: 978-1-78240-329-6
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August 2016
Specification240mm x 200mm • 64pp
4x4 • pb • est. 7,000 words
60 pics • includes stickers,
poster and press-out model
Age 7+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-393-7
August 2016
£9.99
✤ Loads of great extras: sticker sheets, press-out cards, a pull-out space poster, and a ‘Mission to Mars’ board game
✤ As readers progress through the book they earn press-out badges, and can stamp each task they master with a ‘Mission Accomplished’ sticker
✤ Beautifully fresh artwork makes every page a pleasure
Astronaut AcademyAre you ready for the challenge?
What’s it really like to be an astronaut on a mission to Mars? Well, kids will not only find out but can also train for their own missions in this exciting activity book. Once enrolled at the academy, they face a variety of challenges and missions that mimic the real-life tasks astronauts might have to perform in space. Specific activities include hand–eye coordination exercises, obstacle courses, building a balloon rocket, basic first-aid skills, how to deal with weightlessness – and doing fiddly things while wearing big gloves!
A jam-packed Space Goodies section includes stickers, a poster, a board game, press-outs, and a model space shuttle. Informative, interactive and fun, this book will appeal to all aspiring astronauts!
Steve Martin has authored numerous children’s books on a wide range of subjects, including The Boys’ Book of Adventure, Architect Academy and Numberland.
Jennifer Farley is an artist and illustrator based in Ireland. Her designs are bright, colourful and filled with texture.
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Architect AcademyAre you ready for the challenge?
✤ Encourages imaginative play and problem solving
✤ Fresh, contemporary artwork helps to make basic design and space-planning concepts accessible
✤ Includes loads of great extras: stickers, a pull-out poster, a game, and cards to play with
Specification240mm x 200mm • 64pp
4x4 • pb • est. 7,000 words
60 pics • includes stickers,
poster and press-out model
Age 7+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-400-2
September 2016
£9.99
Discover the essential skills you need along the way to becoming an architect in this innovative activity book. Architect Academy gives kids the know-how to plan and draw all sorts of structures, from bridges and schools to parks and pyramids. Activities range from designing a residential street or your perfect play park to learning some of the maths that architects need, how to read floor plans, and the basics of interior design.
The Architect’s Toolbag section contains all sorts of goodies, such as Architect Task stickers to use when a challenge is completed, a pull-out poster, and press-out game cards to share with friends.
Steve Martin is a writer, former English teacher, and author of numerous children’s books on a wide range of subjects, including The Boys’ Book of Adventure, Astronaut Academy and Numberland.
Essi Kimpimaki is a freelance illustrator and printmaker originally from Finland, land of a thousand lakes, but is currently based in Glasgow, where she arrived in 2007 to study illustration at Glasgow School of Art.
July 2016
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✤ Nonfiction first nature book for young children
✤ Children can see through the pages by holding a light behind them, revealing the hidden image within the picture
✤ Beautiful illustrations bring the subject to life
Secrets of Animal CamouflageA Shine-a-Light book
Specification260mm x 260mm • 36pp
4x4 • hb • est. 1,500 words
40 pics
Age 3+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-391-3
July 2016
£10.99
New light is thrown on the secrets of animal camouflage in this delightfully illustrated new Shine-a-Light title. Children will discover how animals hide by ingeniously adapting to their environment. From stick insects hiding on branches to the extraordinary owl butterfly with wing patterns that resemble the eyes of an owl, the simple text and beautiful illustrations reveal the secrets of this spectacular world.
The unique design of the book allows children to discover a ‘hidden’ image by holding the page up to a bright light. For children aged 3 and upwards this is the perfect introduction to the hidden mysteries of the natural world.
Carron Brown has been a children’s nonfiction editor and writer for more than 16 years. She has written 11 books in the bestselling Ivy Kids Shine-a-Light series.
Wesley Robins is an award-winning illustrator, with a degree in Illustration & Animation from Kingston University, London.
July 2016
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The Human BodyA Shine-a-Light book
✤ A gentle introduction to human anatomy for young readers
✤ Reveal the hidden images within the story by holding a light behind the pages
✤ Lively artwork makes the subject fun, interesting and accessible
Specification260mm x 260mm • 36pp
4x4 • hb • est. 1,500 words
40 pics
Age 3+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-392-0
July 2016
£10.99
Discover the secrets of the human body with this beautiful new Shine-a-Light title. Children can see muscles flex as a football is kicked, watch food travel through the digestive system as an apple is eaten, and take a peek at the skeleton holding a small boy upright while his height is measured. Sleep, dreaming, growing and illness are also included, along with many other secrets of the human body.
The unique design of the book allows children to discover a ‘hidden’ image by holding the page up to a bright light, or shining a torch behind the page.
Carron Brown has been a children’s nonfiction editor and writer for more than 16 years. She has written 11 books in the bestselling Ivy Kids Shine-a-Light series.
Rachael Saunders is a recent graduate of Falmouth University, with a first-class degree in Illustration. Her work centres around colour, shape and texture to create vibrant and playful images.
Published
Shine-a-Light... seriesTitles in the bestselling Shine-a-Light series offer a novelty: the unseen aspects of everything from the rainforest to a plane, a train, or even a space station, are hidden away in images that spring into life as soon as you shine a torch behind each page or hold it up to the light. It’s a terrific way to introduce children to the layered nature of the world around them, and to encourage them to discover its secrets for themselves.
Secrets of the Vegetable GardenHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-323-4 £10.99
On the PlaneHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-319-7 £10.99
Secrets of the Apple TreeHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-068-4 £10.99PB ISBN: 978-1-78240-286-2 £7.99
On the Space StationHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-320-3 £10.99
Secrets of the RainforestHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-149-0 £10.99PB ISBN: 978-1-78240-183-4 £7.99
Secrets of WinterHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-277-0 £10.99
Secrets of the SeashoreHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-110-0 £10.99PB ISBN: 978-1-78240-236-7 £7.99
On the Construction SiteHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-269-5 £10.99
On the TrainHB ISBN: 978-1-78240-242-8 £10.99
✤ Encourage children to take a closer look at the world around them
✤ A range of subjects to appeal to young fans of both natural wonders and machines
Specification260mm x 260mm
36pp • 4x4 hb / pb
est. 1,500 words
40 pics
Age 3+
£10.99 / £7.99
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✤ Follow-up to the bestselling title, This is Not a Maths Book
✤ Templates for fun o�-the-page activities are included
✤ Award-winning kids’ author Clive Gi�ord brings a new approach to scientific investigation
This is Not a Science BookA smart art activity book
Specification279mm x 216mm • 96pp
4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 10,000 words
80 pics
Age 9+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-397-5
September 2016
£9.99
Discover the art of science with this innnovative and ingenious activity book, packed with creative projects and fun drawing challenges. This is Not a Science Book develops science knowledge by stealth, through drawing, sketching, making and colouring.
From mapping out bones in the body to building amazing spinning rotocopters, and brilliant brain puzzles, the book’s stimulating activities are bound to get brains ticking and pens scribbling.
Charming text plus fascinating illustrations ensure that this book will entertain curious children for hours. Remember: this is NOT a science book … or is it?
Clive Gi�ord is an award-winning author of more than 200 books for children and young adults. His titles include Eye Benders, winner of the 2014 Royal Society Young People’s Book Prize.
Charlotte Milner holds an illustration degree from Kingston University. She uses playful design to bring engaging clarity to nonfiction topics.
Specification260mm x 260mm
36pp • 4x4 hb / pb
est. 1,500 words
40 pics
Age 3+
£10.99 / £7.99
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CLÉA DIEUDONNÉ
PLAYBOOKCOLOURCUT&
CI TI E S
PAPERDIORAMA
make
your own
✤ Featuring scenes inspired by Paris, New York City, Moscow and London
✤ Activities to help children develop dexterity, while building on their understanding of how colour and shape work together
✤ Lovely layered cities are magically revealed as you work through the cut-and-colour pages
Cut & Colour PlaybookCities
Specification250mm x 250mm • 96pp
4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 2,500 words • 96 pics
Age 6+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-401-9
August 2016
£9.99
Grab your scissors and some pencils or crayons and get ready to make some beautiful cityscapes with Cut & Colour Playbook: Cities. First, colour in the illustration and add your own details. Then, on the back of the page, follow the lines to snip away the parts you don’t need. At the end of the process, you will have built up your very own city scene by layering up the pages. Four cities feature, and an additional section gives children the chance to create their own diorama. An original twist on the colouring-book format, encouraging children to think through a multi-layered project in a fun and creative way.
Cléa Diéudonne is an illustrator and a graduate of École Estienne, currently based in Berlin.
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✤ Includes over 1,500 stickers on 20 additional sticker sheets
✤ Visual step-by-step instructions are simple and accessible
✤ Thereza Rowe’s eye-catching illustration style is both striking and friendly
Sticker, Shape, CreateAn art activity book
Specification297mm x 210mm
64pp plus 10 sticker sheets
4x4 • pb • est. 700 words
60 pics
Age 6+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-394-4
August 2016
£8.99
Sticker, Shape, Create is the first title in a stylish new art activity series for creative children, combining stickers and drawing. Using just a few basic sticker shapes and following simple step-by-step instructions, kids can build striking sticker pictures on a variety of backgrounds. Each spread features a different theme, from chirping birds and incredible insects to hot air balloons, fun cityscapes, fireworks and lots more.
Children can use pens or coloured pencils to add fun and imaginative details to the simply-shaped stickers, bringing the pictures to life. Each pull-out sticker sheet contains the same shapes in 10 different colours, so children can mix and match to create their own unique pictures and combinations.
Thereza Rowe is a London-based illustrator. Her favourite tools are colour, shape and imagination, and these elements make up the backbone of her work. She is the author of Hearts (Toon Books) and is currently working on her next children’s title.
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Specification230mm x 180mm • 96pp
4x4 • pb • est. 14,000 words
100 pics
Age 8+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-398-2
October 2016
£7.99
✤ An attention-grabbing approach to a popular curriculum-linked subject
✤ All about Ancient Rome: 30 fascinating topics covered at a cracking pace and with lively, engaging text
✤ Dynamic design combined with appealing artwork – irresistible to children aged 8 and above
Ancient Rome in 30 Seconds30 fascinating topics for time detectives, explained in half a minute
With fast facts, mini missions and engaging artwork, Ancient Rome in 30 Seconds is an introduction to one of the world’s greatest ancient civilizations. Children will discover how ordinary Romans lived, what it was like to be a legionary and how the mighty Roman empire rose – and fell. Other topics cover Rome at war, religion and superstition, and great Roman inventions, from concrete to central heating.
Each topic is presented in a concise 30-second summary, supported by a 3-second flash soundbite and full-colour artwork. Fun, active elements for kids to make and do support the topics, encouraging them to test, explore and discover more.
Simon Holland has written and edited a wide range of information books for adults and children for more than 15 years.
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Specification230mm x 180mm • 96pp
4x4 • pb • est. 14,000 words
100 pics
Age 8+
ISBN: 978-1-78240-399-9
October 2016
£7.99
✤ A rapid-fire, entertaining approach to a popular curriculum-linked subject
✤ All about the giants of the past, covered in 30 self-contained topics
✤ Dinosaurs are presented in engaging artwork placed in a lively design to give the book eye-catching appeal for children age 8 and up
Dinosaurs in 30 Seconds30 amazing topics for dinosaur detectives, explained in half a minute
This fresh and exciting book takes young readers on a fascinating journey from the development of the first life-forms on the planet to the emergence of the dinosaurs – and their eventual extinction. Thirty key topics explore these fascinating creatures: how they evolved, what they ate, their social behaviour, what they looked like, and how we have come to understand them from their fossilized remains.
Each topic is presented in a neat 30-second soundbite, supported by a 3-second flash summary and a full-page colourful artwork. Fun active ‘missions’ support the topics and encourage kids to find out more.
Sean Callery is a children’s writer who has written many books, including titles describing animal life cycles and food chains. He lives in Oxfordshire, near a quarry where dinosaur remains have been found.
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30 Seconds... seriesPopular subjects presented in short, sharp soundbites of information and placed in context with plenty of gorgeous annotated illustration make the 30-Seconds books great learning tools for kids. They’ll absorb the information without even noticing as they make their way through the 30 lively topic spreads in each title, whether they’re learning how the Ancient Egyptians made mummification work or exactly what it is that causes a tsunami or an earthquake.
The Human Body in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-147-6
Earth in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-109-4
Leonardo da Vinci in 30 Seconds ISBN: 978-1-78240-316-6
Ancient Egypt in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-237-4
Space in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-908005-73-1
✤ Complicated subjects broken into appetizing, easily swallowed nuggets of knowledge
✤ Colourful, dense and detailed artworks take the reader right inside every situation
✤ Curriculum-linked topics make these books useful as well as fun
Published
Weather in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-285-5
The Human Brain in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-325-8
Myths in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-908005-74-8
Oceans in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-239-8
Science Ideas in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-108-7
Insects in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-284-8
Inventions in 30 SecondsISBN: 978-1-78240-148-3
Specification230mm x 180mm
96pp • 4x4 • pb
est. 14,000 words
100 pics
Age 8+
£7.99
Specification230mm x 180mm
96pp • 4x4 • pb with flaps
est. 14,000 words
100 pics
Age 8+
£7.99
Specification230mm x 180mm
96pp • 4x4 • pb
est. 14,000 words
100 pics
Age 8+
£7.99
INSECTS
30 fascinating topics for bug boffins explained
in half a minute
SECONDSIN 30Anna Claybourne
Illustrated by Wesley Robins Consultant: Dr Patrice Bouchard
Anna Claybourne is a widely published children’s non-�ction writer specializing in life science topics. She lives in Edinburgh with her two children.
Wesley Robins is a freelance illustrator from London. He creates a range of work, from children’s books and cards, to paper toys and activity books.
SECONDSIN30INSECTS IN 30 SECONDS
Anna Claybourne
INSECTS
PLUS!!!3-second topic �ashes,
amazing facts, and 3-minute missions
throughout!
DISCOVER how insects are
important to human survival
READ30 fast and fascinating
topics about insects
LEARN what insects eat, how they hunt and protect
themselves
EXPLORE what life is like in
ant, bee and termite colonies
UNDERSTAND insect bodies, and
how the skeleton is on the outside
Anna Claybourne is a widely published children’s non-�ction writer specializing in life science topics. She lives in Edinburgh with with her two children.
Dr Patrice Bouchard is a research scientist and curator of Coleoptera at the Canadian National Collection of Insects, Arachnids, and Nematodes, Ottawa.
Wesley Robins is a London-based illustrator. He creates children’s books, cards and paper toys.
30 fascinating topics for bug bof�ns explained in half a minute!
Readers are invited on a trail of discovery through the amazing world of insects, with fast facts, exciting mini
missions and quick, bite-sized summaries to guide them.
Filled with fun and fresh explanatory artwork, it is the perfect introduction to one of the largest animal groups
on Earth for all budding entomologists.
Price: £9.99
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How to Read ParisChris Rogersh 165mm x w 135mm 256pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 44,000 words | 400 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-406-4 £9.99
How to Read New YorkWill Jonesh 165mm x w 135mm256pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 47,000 words | 400 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-410-1 £9.99
Architectural DetailsEmily Coleh 235mm x w 196mm352pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 104,000 words | 750 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-169-8 £14.99
The Grammar of OrnamentOwen Jonesh 235mm x w 196mm496pp | 4x4 | hbest. 82,000 words | 2,370 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-331-9 £24.99
Ladies of LetterpressJessica C. White & Kseniya Thomash 355mm x w 280mm192pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 36,000 words 86 detachable posters ISBN: 978-1-78240-229-9 £24.99
What is Graphic Design?Quentin Newarkh 198mm x w 153mm 192pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 36,500 words | 210 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-420-0 £12.99
What is Typography?David Juryh 198mm x w 153mm 192pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 36,500 words | 210 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-421-7 £12.99
1000 FontsBob Gordonh 200mm x w 150mm512pp | 4x4 | pbest. 55,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-287-9 £14.99
Draw Your Own FontsTony Seddonh 235mm x w 210mm160pp | 2x2 | pb with flapsest. 14,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-81-6 £12.99
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woodworking for the weekend
M ARK GR I F F I T HS
{ 20 PROJECTS USING RECLAIMED TIMBER }
S T E V E T O M A S H E K
MORE THAN 20 PROJECTS TO MAKEWHITTLINGTINY
KELL BLACK
Create your own chess set with a detachable board and 2 full sets of punch-out pieces
PAPER CHESS
PAP
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PAPER CHESSPaper Chess is not merely a book, it’s a complete chess set! Press out the parts from the templates, glue them together and add a coin to weigh down each piece. The result is a collectible set of stylish black and white chess pieces. Your board is contained in the book cover, and the rules and strategies are all included. As much fun to make as it is to play, this book is the perfect introduction to the world’s greatest board game.
WITH JOHN SAUNDERSPrinted in China
Kell Black is Professor of Art at Austin Peay State University in Tennessee. A veteran paper engineer, he has work featured in the permanent collections of the Tennessee State Museum.
John Saunders is the editor of British Chess Magazine, the world’s oldest chess periodical (founded in 1881). He has represented Wales in international tournaments.
Paper Chess is the perfect introduction for players of all levels to the fascinating worlds of chess and paper folding. It has everything that you need to play the game, including an instruction book, a detachable board and sturdy punch-out paper templates for constructing a complete set of pieces.
A guide to chess offers a clear and concise explanation of the basic rules, covering the relative strengths, weaknesses and special moves of every piece, so that you can start using them to great effect in your games. Clear instructions and step-by-step diagrams explain how to fold your own beautiful paper chess set from the templates provided. With all the materials you need to get started, this is the complete masterclass in paper folding and playing chess.
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Woodworking for the WeekendMark Gri�thsh 276mm x w 219mm192pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 40,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-057-8 £18.99
Tiny WhittlingSteve Tomashekh 230mm x w 190mm112pp | 4x4 | pbest. 26,000 words | 350 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-378-4 £9.99
Paper ChessKell Blackh 280mm x w 280mm80pp inclusive of 64pp perforated templates | 4x4 | pb with chessboard flap | est. 7,000 words | 500 pics ISBN: 978-1-905695-82-9 £9.99
100 Simple Paper FlowersKelsey Elamh 250mm x w 200mm192pp | 4x4 | pb with jacket est. 32,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-308-1 £14.99
Paper LondonKell Blackh 202mm x w 252mm48pp inclusive of 32pp perforated templates | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 7,000 words | 50 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-259-6 £9.99
Colour LondonHennie Haworthh 356mm x w 254mm48pp with one gatefold | 1x1 pb with flaps | est. 3,000 words 20 perforated scenes ISBN: 978-1-78240-337-1 £9.99 (inc. VAT)
Colour ParisHennie Haworthh 356mm x w 254mm48pp with one gatefold | 1x1 pb with flaps | est. 3,000 words 20 perforated scenes ISBN: 978-1-78240-336-4 £9.99 (inc. VAT)
Colour New YorkEmma Kellyh 356mm x w 254mm48pp with one gatefold | 1x1 pb with flaps | est. 3,000 words 20 perforated scenes ISBN: 978-1-78240-335-5 £9.99 (inc. VAT)
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Practical CalligraphyGeorge Thomsonh 175mm x w 175mm96pp | 4x4 | pbest. 20,000 words | 200 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-279-4 £7.99
Practical Landscape PaintingDavid Hollish 175mm x w 175mm96pp | 4x4 | pbest. 21,000 words | 200 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-280-0 £7.99
Practical PastelsCurtis Tappendenh 176mm x w 141mm144pp | 4x4 | pbest. 16,000 words | 150 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-240-4 £7.99
Practical WatercoloursCurtis Tappendenh 176mm x w 141mm144pp | 4x4 | pbest. 17,000 words | 150 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-241-1 £7.99
Knit Your Own ZombieFiona Gobleh 220mm x w 180mm 80pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 28,000 words | 110 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-48-9 £9.99
A Block a DayLucinda Gandertonh 275mm x w 200mm288pp | 4x4 | hb concealed wiroest. 85,000 words | 400 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-282-4 £19.99
A Square a DayTracey Lordh 275mm x w 200mm288pp | 4x4 | hb concealed wiroest. 125,000 words | 400 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-141-4 £19.99
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CHICKEN & EGG
AndyCawthray
&James
Hermes
An egg-centric guide to raising poultry
A G U I D E T O E V E R Y S P E C I E S
Marianne Taylor
Owls
Editor Annalisa Berta
WHALES, DOLPHINS & PORPOISESA natural history and species guide
SkeletonsAndrew Kirkh 205mm x w 170mm256pp | 2x2 | hbest. 45,000 words | 500 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-402-6 £14.99
Bird BrainDr Nathan Emeryh 253mm x w 203mm192pp | 4x4 | hbest. 40,000 words | 175 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-314-2 £20
Chicken & EggAndy Cawthray & James Hermesh 234mm x w 173mm176pp | 4x4 | pbest. 56,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-200-8 £14.99
OwlsMarianne Taylorh 300mm x w 225mm256pp | 4x4 | hb with jacket and fold-out posterest. 70,000 words | 200 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-404-0 £30
HummingbirdsMichael Fogden, Marianne Taylor & Sheri L. Williamsonh 200mm x w 150mm400pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 85,000 words | 320 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-422-4 £14.99
The BeeNoah Wilson-Richh 235mm x w 196mm224pp | 4x4 | hbest. 61,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-107-0 £19.99
Whales, Dolphins & PorpoisesAnnalisa Bertah 240mm x w 276mm288pp | 4x4 | hb with jacketest. 104,000 words | 750 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-152-0 £29.99
JellyfishLisa-ann Gershwinh 240mm x w 210mm224pp | 4x4 | hbest. 40,000 words | 150 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-322-7 £19.99
SeahorsesSara Lourieh 200mm x w 150mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 30,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-321-0 £16.99
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C A R O L Y N F R Y
S E E D S
Ponsonby’s Sea CreaturesProfessor Georges Dussart & Dr David Ponsonbyh 165mm x w 137mm288pp | 4x4 | hbest. 34,000 words | 500 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-245-9 £12.99
Ponsonby’s Insects & SpidersClaire Beverley & Dr David Ponsonbyh 165mm x w 137mm288pp | 4x4 | hbest. 29,000 words | 500 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-244-2 £12.99
The Book of BeetlesPatrice Bouchardh 270mm x w 180mm656pp | 4x4 | hb with jacketest. 192,000 words | 2,400 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-049-3 £29.99
The Book of EggsMark E. Hauberh 270mm x w 180mm656pp | 4x4 | hb with jacketest. 190,000 words | 2,400 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-047-9 £29.99
The Book of FrogsTim Hallidayh 270mm x w 180mm656pp | 4x4 | hb with jacketest. 193,000 words | 2,400 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-278-7 £29.99
The Book of FungiPeter Roberts & Shelley Evansh 270mm x w 180mm656pp | 4x4 | hb with jacketest. 177,000 words | 2,400 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-85-4 £29.99
The Book of LeavesAllen J. Coombesh 270mm x w 180mm656pp | 4x4 | hb with jacketest. 195,000 words | 2,400 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-330-2 £29.99
SeedsCarolyn Fryh 240mm x w 168mm192pp | 4x4 | hbest. 50,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-324-1 £19.99
The CellJack Challonerh 240mm x w 210mm192pp | 4x4 | hbest. 56,000 words | 250 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-207-7 £19.99
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VirusDr Marilyn J. Roossinckh 240mm x w 168mm256pp | 4x4 | hbest. 60,000 words | 350 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-326-5 £25
The Science of StressGregory Fricchioneh 240mm x w 210mm176pp | 4x4 | hbest. 45,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-407-1 £20
Tennis ScienceProfessor Bruce Ellioth 250mm x w 228mm192pp | 4x4 | hbest. 70,000 words | 400 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-248-0 £20
AnatomyChristoper Josephh 165mm x w 135mm320pp | 4x4 | hbest. 50,000 words | 350 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-127-8 £9.99
30-Second AnatomyGabrielle M. Finnh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-039-4 £14.99
30-Second BiologyNicholas H. Battey & Mark Fellowesh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-389-0 £14.99
30-Second Ancient EgyptPeter Der Manuelianh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 31,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-132-2 £14.99
30-Second Ancient RomeMatthew Nichollsh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-131-5 £14.99
30-Second Ancient GreeceMatthew Nichollsh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-388-3 £14.99
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30-Second Ancient ChinaYijie Zhuangh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 30,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-270-1 £14.99
30-Second MythologyRobert A. Segalh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 31,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-096-7 £14.99
30-Second ReligionRussell Re Manningh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 29,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-234-3 £14.99
30-Second ArchitectureEdward Denisonh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 31,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-040-0 £14.99
30-Second Leonardo da VinciMarina Wallaceh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 31,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-083-7 £14.99
30-Second ShakespeareDr Rosalind Barberh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 29,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-260-2 £14.99
30-Second PhotographyBrian Dilgh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 33,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-261-9 £14.99
30-Second WineGérard Basset h 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-271-8 £14.99
30-Second OperaHugo Shirleyh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 33,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-272-5 £14.99
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Editor Adam Scaife
The 50 most significant events and phenomena, each explained in half a minute
METEOROLOGY30-SECOND
WARFAREWARFARE
The ultimate illustrated guide, from the Ancient World to the American Civil War
General editor Tim Newark
WARFAREWARFAREA VISUALHISTORY
The ultimate illustrated guide, from the
HISTORYHISTORYHISTORYHISTORYHISTORY
30-Second JazzDave Gellyh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 31,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-309-8 £14.99
30-Second MeteorologyAdam Scaifeh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 35,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-310-4 £14.99
30-Second NewtonBrian Cleggh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 30,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-311-1 £14.99
30-Second PhysicsBrian Cleggh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-312-8 £14.99
30-Second FashionDr Rebecca Arnold h 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-390-6 £14.99
What if Einstein was Wrong?Brian Cleggh 216mm x w 155mm160pp | 4x4 | pbest. 38,000 words | 60 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-250-3 £8.99
Warfare: A Visual HistoryTim Newarkh 235mm x w 196mm320pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 87,000 words | 1,000 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-423-1 £14.99
Fashion DetailsMelissa Leventonh 235mm x w 196mm352pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 95,000 words | 1,000 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-417-0 £16.99
30-Second EinstenBrian Cleggh 230mm x w 180mm160pp | 4x4 | hbest. 32,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-389-0 £14.99
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THE BOOK of KNOTS
GEOFFREY BUDWORTH & JASON DALTON
200 PRACTICAL KNOTS FOR SAILORS, CLIMBERS,
CAMPERS & OTHER ADVENTURERS
ADAM FORDADAM FORD
STSTAARSRSRSRSSTARS A family guide to
THE NIGHT SKYTHE NIGHT SKYEXPLORE THE COSMOS FROM YOUR OWN BACKYARD!With games, stickers, and more
STSTARSSTSTARSSTA family guide to
STARSRSSTARSRSA family guide to
THE NIGHT SKYTHE NIGHT SKY
STSTARSSTSTSTARSSTSTSTARSSTSTSTARSSTSTSTARSSTSTSTARSSTSTARSRSSTARSRSSTARSRSSTARSRSRSSTARSRSSTARSRSSTARSSTSTARSSTASTARSAA family guide to
Royal Love Stories Gill Paulh 236mm x w 156mm192pp | 2x2 | hbest. 56,000 words | 200 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-150-6 £12.99
Notable BoatsNic Comptonh 210mm x w 225mm176pp | 4x4 | hbest. 30,000 words | 80 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-415-6 £20
The Book of KnotsGeoªrey Budworth & Jason Daltonh 165mm x w 135mm320pp | 4x4 | hbest. 31,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-366-1 £9.99
The Directory of FlagsCharlotte Greigh 165mm x w 135mm224pp | 4x4 | hbest. 36,000 words | 400 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-281-7 £9.99
The Sherlock Holmes School of Self-DefenceE.W. Barton Wrighth 178mm x w 110mm128pp | 2x2 | hbest. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-907332-73-9 £8.99
Jane Austen’s Guide to Modern Life’s DilemmasRebecca Smithh 208mm x w 146mm224pp | 2x2 | pbest. 60,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-164-3 £8.99
How to Avoid a Lightning StrikeNic Comptonh 245mm x w 145mm352pp | 4x4 | pb with flapsest. 78,000 words | 900 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-168-1 £12.99
The Darkside ZodiacStella Hydeh 190mm x w 150mm400pp | 4x4 | pbest. 85,000 words | 350 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-366-1 £9.99
StarsAdam Fordh 180mm x w 210mm48pp plus 32pp of extras | 4x4 hb drilled bindingest. 9,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-276-3 £9.99
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TAILTALKthe secret language of dogs
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50 INSIGHTS
OVER 50 WAYS T0 READ
SOPHIE COLLINSforeword by Dr Karen L . Overa l l
FUN&GAMES
FOR ASMARTER DOG
Andrew Banks
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A Cat-Lover’s MiscellanyMike Dartonh 185mm x w 115mm96pp | 1x1 | hbest. 35,000 words | 50 pics ISBN: 978-1-905695-88-1 £7.99
A Dog-Lover’s MiscellanyMike Dartonh 185mm x w 115mm96pp | 1x1 | hbest. 35,000 words | 50 pics ISBN: 978-1-905695-70-6 £7.99
Why Does My Cat Do That?Catherine Davidsonh 195mm x w 145mm128pp | 4x4 | pbest. 27,000 words | 170 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-128-5 £7.99
Why Does My Dog Do That?Sophie Collinsh 195mm x w 145mm128pp | 4x4 | pbest. 28,000 words | 170 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-129-2 £7.99
Tail TalkSophie Collinsh 195mm x w 145mm128pp | 4x4 | pbest. 21,000 words | 120 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-291-6 £7.99
50 Games to Play with Your CatJackie Strachanh 195mm x w 145mm128pp | 4x4 | pbest. 19,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-353-1 £7.99
50 Games to Play with Your DogSuellen Daintyh 195mm x w 145mm128pp | 4x4 | pbest. 20,000 words | 160 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-354-8 £7.99
Fun & Games for a Smarter DogAndrew Banksh 234mm x w 173mm176pp | 4x4 | pbest. 39,000 words | 200 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-405-7 £9.99
The Healthy Dog CookbookJonna Anneh 195mm x w 145mm128pp | 4x4 | pbest. 16,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-357-9 £7.99
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Beautiful CatsDarlene Arden & Nick Maysh 210mm x w 250mm112pp | 4x4 | pbest. 17,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-106-3 £12.99
Beautiful DogsCarolyn Menteithh 210mm x w 250mm112pp | 4x4 | pbest. 18,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-075-2 £12.99
Beautiful GoatsJennifer Parishh 210mm x w 250mm112pp | 4x4 | pbest. 18,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-056-1 £12.99
Beautiful HorsesLiz Wrighth 210mm x w 250mm112pp | 4x4 | pbest. 18,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-042-4 £12.99
Beautiful OwlsSteven Richardsonh 210mm x w 250mm112pp | 4x4 | pbest. 19,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-97-7 £12.99
10,000 Ghost StoriesLisa K. Weber & Jason Hookh 197mm x w 137mm56pp (of which 48pp are cut into three parts) | 4x4 | hb concealed wiroest. 9,000 words | 28 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-130-8 £9.99
10,000 CocktailsKim Daviesh 197mm x w 137mm56pp (of which 48pp are cut into three parts) | 4x4 | hb concealed wiroest. 5,000 words | 28 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-274-9 £9.99
How to Make TeaBrian R. Keating & Kim Longh 184mm x w 127mm160pp | 2x2 | hbest. 34,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-275-6 £12.99
How to Make CoffeeLani Kingstonh 184mm x w 127mm160pp | 2x2 | hbest. 34,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-201-5 £12.99
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The Domestic AlchemistPip Wallerh 220mm x w 180mm256pp | 4x4 | hbest. 81,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-143-8 £19.99
Jessica’s Raw Chocolate RecipesJessica Fentonh 220mm x w 220mm96pp | 4x4 | hbest. 26,000 words | 65 pics ISBN: 978-1-907332-71-5 £9.99
Heirloom PlantsThomas Etty & Lorraine Harrisonh 226mm x w 168mm224pp | 4x4 | hbest. 72,000 words | 200 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-317-3 £18.99
Good CompanionsJosie Jeªeryh 230mm x w 140mm104pp (of which 52pp are cut into three parts) | 4x4 | hb concealed wiroest. 23,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-71-7 £9.99
Beds & BordersSimon Maughan & Jane Courtierh 230mm x w 140mm104pp (of which 52pp are cut into three parts) | 4x4 | hb concealed wiroest. 29,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-153-7 £9.99
CompostBen Raskinh 180mm x w 210mm48pp plus 32pp of extras | 4x4 hb drilled bindingest. 12,000 words | 300 picsISBN: 978-1-78240-048-6 £9.99
Soil, Soul, SocietySatish Kumarh 209mm x w 156mm176pp | 2x2 | pbest. 44,000 words | 12 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-235-0 £9.99
Moments of Mindfulnessh 135mm x w 110mm160pp | 1x1 | hbest. 9,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-251-0 £5.99
Naturally Mindfulh 135mm x w 110mm160pp | 1x1 | hbest. 9,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-416-3 £5.99
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Rachael Matthews
The Mindfulnessin Knitting
Meditations on Craft and Calm
Adam Ford
Galileo& the Art of
Ageing MindfullyWisdom from the Night Skies
The Art of Mindful GardeningArk Redwoodh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 31,000 words ISBN: 978-1-907332-59-3 £8.99
The Art of Mindful BakingJulia Ponsonbyh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 34,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-080-6 £8.99
Mindfulness & the Art of DrawingWendy Ann Greenhalghh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 34,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-283-1 £8.99
The Mindfulness in KnittingRachael Matthewsh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 30,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-418-7 £8.99
The Art of Mindful of SingingJeremy Dionh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 30,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-419-4 £8.99
Galileo & the Art of Ageing MindfullyAdam Fordh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 33,000 wordsISBN: 978-1-78240-243-5 £8.99
The Art of Mindful SilenceAdam Fordh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 32,000 words ISBN: 978-1-908005-11-3 £8.99
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Mindfulness & the Art of Managing AngerMike Fisherh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 32,000 words ISBN: 978-1-908005-30-4 £8.99
The Art of Mindful WalkingAdam Fordh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 31,000 words ISBN: 978-1-907332-58-6 £8.99
Einstein & the Art of Mindful CyclingBen Irvineh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 32,000 words ISBN: 978-1-908005-47-2 £8.99
Mindfulness and SurfingSam Bleakleyh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 32,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-329-6 £8.99
The Heart of Mindful RelationshipsMaria Arpah 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 30,000 words ISBN: 978-1-9008005-29-8 £8.99
Mindfulness for Black Dogs & Blue DaysRichard Gilpinh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 32,000 words ISBN: 978-1-907332-92-0 £8.99
Zen & the Path of Mindful ParentingClea Danaanh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 33,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-154-4 £8.99
Happiness and How it HappensThe Happy Buddhah 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 32,000 words ISBN: 978-1-907332-93-7 £8.99
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Mindfulness & the Journey of BereavementPeter Bridgewaterh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 35,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-206-0 £8.99
Mindfulness & the Natural WorldClaire Thomsonh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 33,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-102-5 £8.99
Mindfulness & the Art of Urban LivingAdam Fordh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 33,000 words ISBN: 978-1-908005-77-9 £8.99
Mindfulness & CompassionThe Happy Buddhah 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 35,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-288-6 £8.99
Mindfulness at WorkMaria Arpah 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 33,000 words ISBN: 978-1-908005-76-2 £8.99
Mindfulness for Unravelling AnxietyRichard Gilpinh 200mm x w 130mm144pp | 1x1 | hbest. 30,000 words ISBN: 978-1-78240-318-0 £8.99
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Carron Brown & Wesley Robins
Who’s hiding in the wild?
Shine a light behind the page and see …
Explore animal habitats up close and you will
find a world filled with great surprises!
From an Arctic fox peeping out of the snow to a
blue-ringed octopus buried into the sandy seabed,
the secrets of animal camouflage are revealed.
Carron Brown & Wesley Robins
On the Train Carron Brown & Bee Johnsonh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,200 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-242-8 Age 3+ £10.99
On the Plane Carron Brown & Bee Johnsonh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,200 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-319-7 Age 3+ £10.99
On the Space StationCarron Brown & Bee Johnsonh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,500 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-320-3 Age 3+ £10.99
On the Construction SiteCarron Brown & Bee Johnsonh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,200 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-269-5 Age 3+ £10.99
Secrets of the Human BodyCarron Brown & Rachael Saundersh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,500 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-392-0 Age 3+ £10.99
Secrets of Animal Camouflage Carron Brown & Wesley Robinsh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,500 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-391-3 Age 3+ £10.99
Secrets of WinterCarron Brown & Georgina Teeh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,200 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-277-0 Age 3+ £10.99
Secrets of the Seashore Carron Brown & Alyssa Nassnerh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb / pb est. 1,200 words | 40 pics HB ISBN: 978-1-78240-110-0PB ISBN: 978-1-78240-236-7 Age 3+ £10.99 / £7.99
Secrets of the Rainforest Carron Brown & Alyssa Nassnerh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb / pb est. 1,100 words | 40 pics HB ISBN: 978-1-78240-149-0PB ISBN: 978-1-78240-183-4 Age 3+ £10.99 / £7.99
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Clive Gifford
A Smart ArtActivity BookA Smart ArtActivity Book
Clive Gifford
Smart ArtActivity Book
Clive Gifford
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Secrets of the Apple TreeCarron Brown & Alyssa Nassnerh 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb / pb est. 1,300 words | 40 pics HB ISBN: 978-1-78240-068-4PB ISBN: 978-1-78240-286-2 Age 3+ £10.99 / £7.99
Secrets of the Vegetable Garden Carron Brown & Giordano Polonih 260mm x w 260mm 36pp | 4x4 | hb est. 1,200 words | 40 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-323-4Age 3+ £10.99
Outdoor WonderlandJosie Jeªeryh 279mm x w 216mm 80pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 12,000 words | 260 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-082-0Age 7+ £9.99
At the Animal BallNick Battey & Mark Fellowesh 260mm x w 210mm 26pp (of which 22 pages are cut into three parts) | 4x4 | board book est. 500 words | 10 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-230-5Age 3+ £12.99
Where’s Will?Tillyh 297mm x w 250mm 48pp | 4x4 | hb est. 6,000 words | 300 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-228-2 Age 6+ £9.99
Eye BendersClive Giªord & Professor Anil Sethh 250mm x w 200mm 64pp | 4x4 | hb est. 13,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-084-4 Age 10+ £9.99
Brain TwistersClive Giªord & Professor Anil Sethh 250mm x w 200mm 64pp | 4x4 | hb est. 13,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-204-6 Age 10+ £9.99
This is Not a Science BookClive Giªordh 297mm x w 216mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 10,000 words | 80 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-397-5 Age 9+ £9.99
This is Not a Maths BookAnna Weltmanh 297mm x w 216mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 10,000 words | 80 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-205-3 Age 9+ £9.99
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Earth in 30 Seconds Anita Ganerih 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb est. 13,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-109-4 Age 8+ £7.99
Dinosaurs in 30 Seconds Sean Calleryh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-399-9 Age 8+ £7.99
Science Ideas in 30 Seconds Dr Mike Goldsmithh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-108-7 Age 8+ £7.99
Myths in 30 Seconds Anita Ganerih 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb est. 13,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-74-8 Age 8+ £7.99
Ancient Egypt in 30 Seconds Cath Senkerh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-237-4 Age 8+ £7.99
Ancient Rome in 30 Seconds Simon Holland h 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-398-2 Age 8+ £7.99
The Human Body in 30 Seconds Anna Claybourneh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-147-6 Age 8+ £7.99
The Human Brain in 30 Seconds Clive Giªordh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-325-8 Age 8+ £7.99
Insects in 30 Seconds Anna Claybourneh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 15,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-284-8 Age 8+ £7.99
NEW COVER
DESIGNS
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ASTRONAUT ACADEMY
STEVE M
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ARE YOU READY FOR THE CHALLENGE?
STEVE MARTIN & JENNIFER FARLEYPrice: £9.99
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Discover how astronauts train for living and working in space and, at the same time, learn some of the skills they
need to live in space, including how to dock your space cra� and grow your own space food. Extra tasks include building
a paper space ship and making a balloon rocket.
So, strap on your moon boots, grab your space kit and pre-pare for the adventureof a lifetime at the Astronaut Acade-
my!
ASTRONAUT ACADEMY
ASTRONAUTACADEMY
ARE YOU READY FOR THE CHALLENGE?
STEVE MARTIN & JENNIFER FARLEY
ARE YOU READY FOR THE CHALLENGE?
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Oceans in 30 Seconds Jen Greenh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-239-8 Age 8+ £7.99
Weather in 30 Seconds Jen Greenh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 15,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-285-5 Age 8+ £7.99
Inventions in 30 Seconds Dr Mike Goldsmithh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-148-3 Age 8+ £7.99
Leonardo da Vinci in 30 Seconds Paul Harrisonh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 15,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-316-6 Age 8+ £7.99
Space in 30 Seconds Clive Giªordh 230mm x w 180mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 14,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-73-1 Age 8+ £7.99
Astronaut Academy Steve Martin & Jennifer Farleyh 240mm x w 200mm 64pp | 4x4 | pb plus extras est. 7,000 words | 60 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-393-7 Age 7+ £9.99
Architect Academy Steve Martin & Essi Kimpimakih 240mm x w 200mm 64pp | 4x4 | pb plus extras est. 7,000 words | 60 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-400-2 Age 7+ £9.99
Do Nice, Be Kind, Spread HappyBernadette Russellh 279mm x w 216mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 8,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-105-6 Age 7+ £9.99
Be The Change, Make It Happen Bernadette Russellh 279mm x w 216mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 8,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-328-9 Age 7+ £9.99
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CLÉA DIEUDONNÉ
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BUILD!
ArchaeologyPaper Toy
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Paper Toy
Archaeology
POP OUT& BUILDA CASTLEBATTLE SCENE
Have you ever wondered how archaeologists piece
together the remains of things to work out what they
looked like? Like a detective solving a crime, they
uncover clues. A stone ball buried in rubble, a mass
grave, a rusty horseshoe – all these things mean
something to an archaeologist.
Become an archaeologist and
discover how people lived in
medieval times.
Build an awesome
3D model of a medieval castle
under siege.
Step into an archaeological dig
site and unearth the
secrets of the past.
Annalie Seaman is an archaeologist and
educator. She provides experimental archaeology
courses to people of all ages, and is passionate about
sharing medieval history with the next generation.
Rob turpin is a London-based illustrator and
designer. He loves to draw imagined places, robots,
spaceships and, of course, castles.
Charlie Simpson is an illustrator, paper
engineer and archaeology enthusiast.
Learn about medieval life and siege warfare. Discover
the different parts of a medieval castle and what they
were used for. Then, armed with this new knowledge, you
can take on the challenge of piecing together your own
awesome 3D model castle.
WARNINGSMALL PARTS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OF AGE - CHOKING HAZARD Price: £12.99
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My Fashion LabelWendy Ward h 210mm x w 148mm 128pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 6,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-065-3 Age 10+ £8.99
A Year In My LifeLucy Menzies & Tillyh 210mm x w 148mm 160pp | 4x4 | pb est. 5,000 words | 180 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-313-5 Age 9+ £6.99
Explore and Draw PatternGeorgia Amson-Bradshawh 297mm x w 210mm 64pp | 4x4 | pb est. 1,500 words | 64 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-140-7 Age 6+ £8.99
Sticker, Shape, CreateThereza Roweh 297mm x w 210mm 64pp plus 10 sticker sheets 4x4 | pb | est. 700 words | 60 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-394-4 Age 6+ £8.99
Cut & Colour Playbook: SeasonsAnouck Boisroberth 250mm x w 250mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb wih flaps est. 2,500 words | 96 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-315-9 Age 6+ £9.99
Cut & Colour Playbook: Cities Cléa Dieudonnéh 250mm x w 250mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb wih flaps est. 2,500 words | 96 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-401-9 Age 6+ £9.99
Build! A Knight’s Castle Annalie Seamanh 297mm x w 210mm 80pp with perforated pieces 4x4 | pb | est. 4,500 words | 350 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-273-2 Age 7+ £12.99
Excavate! Dinosaurs Jonathan Tennanth 297mm x w 210mm 80pp with perforated pieces 4x4 | pb | est. 6,500 words | 350 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-144-5 Age 7+ £12.99
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The Art of Making ShadowsSophie Collinsh 165mm x w 135mm 288pp | 2x2 | pb est. 12,500 words | 130 pics ISBN: 978-1-905695-45-4 Age 8+ £7.99
Make Faces Christopher Harrisson & Abigail Burchh 279 x w 216mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 1,500 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-067-7 Age 5+ £9.99
Make BuildingsSara Hurst & Charlotte Farmerh 279 x w 216mm 112pp | 1x1 | pb with flaps est. 1,500 words | 150 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-327-2 Age 6+ £9.99
Make a Mobile Lydia Crookh 297 x w 210mm 76pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 4,000 words | 100 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-80-9 Age 7+ £12.99
Paper Aliens Jennifer Bryanh 297 x w 210mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 9,000 words | 100 pics 20 perforated toys and 20 game cards ISBN: 978-1-78240-363-0 Age 8+ £8.99
Paper Robots Alexander Gwynneh 297 x w 210mm 96pp | 4x4 | pb with flaps est. 9,000 words | 100 pics 20 perforated toys and 20 game cards ISBN: 978-1-78240-362-3 Age 8+ £8.99
Paper PetsRuby Taylor & Richard Jewitth 297mm x w 210mm 68pp with perforated pieces 4x4 | pb | est. 3,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-208-4 Age 8+ £9.99
Paper Play Lydia Crookh 297mm x w 210mm 112pp | 2x2 | pb with flaps est. 4,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-908005-79-3 Age 7+ £9.99
Christmas Paper PlayLydia Crookh 297mm x w 210mm 112pp | 2x2 | pb with flaps est. 4,000 words | 250 pics ISBN: 978-1-78240-247-3 Age 7+ £9.99
Stationery
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The Circus Illusion Stationery BoxMelvyn Evansh 140mm x w 108mm Pack: h 122mm x w 153mm x d 44mmContents: 10 illusion cards | 2 cards of each 5 designs ISBN: 978-1-78240-289-3 £12.99 (inc. VAT)
A Box of Beetlesh 143mm x w 99mm 16pp | 2x2 | pbest. 12,000 words | 10 pics Pack: 160mm x w 105mm x d 76mm Contents: 100 postcards separated with 10 dividers ISBN: 978-1-78240-238-1 £14.99 (inc. VAT)
A Box of Frogsh 143mm x w 99mm 16pp | 2x2 | pbest. 12,000 words | 10 pics Pack: 160mm x w 105mm x d 76mm Contents: 100 postcards separated with 10 dividers ISBN: 978-1-78240-355-7 £14.99 (inc. VAT)
Beautiful Cats Postcard Bookh 120mm x w 175mm30 perforated postcards | full colour postcards with two-colour backs ISBN: 978-1-78240-165-0 £7.99 (inc. VAT)
Beautiful Dogs Postcard Bookh 120mm x w 175mm30 perforated postcards | full colour postcards with two-colour backs ISBN: 978-1-78240-166-7 £7.99 (inc. VAT)
Beautiful Cows Postcard Bookh 120mm x w 175mm30 perforated postcards | full colour postcards with two-colour backs ISBN: 978-1-907332-10-4 £6.99 (inc. VAT)
Beautiful Horses Postcard Bookh 120mm x w 175mm30 perforated postcards | full colour postcards with two-colour backs ISBN: 978-1-78240-249-7 £7.99 (inc. VAT)
Beautiful Sheep Postcard Bookh 120mm x w 175mm30 perforated postcards | full colour postcards with two-colour backs ISBN: 978-1-907332-11-1 £6.99 (inc. VAT)
Contacts
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