The Naughty Lamb

Ma Ma Sheep looks all over the farm for Ba Lamb who has decided to go exploring on her own.

Wells, Tony

Blanchard, Arlene

HarperCollins, Publishers

Allsorts (A Preschool Puzzle Book)

Children's Books

Aladdin Paperbacks

What Can You See in the Forest?

Bdd Promotional Book Co

What Can You See by the Sea?

What Can You See in the Town?

What Can You See on the Farm?

As we prepare to celebrate and rejoice the spirit of Christmas, a lonesome pine is adorned and transformed into a focus for our festivities. But in the ritual of taking down decorations, joy often turns to sadness as we say goodbye to the humble evergreen tree. What if the tree could be a part of the family all year round, and be able to thrive and grow as nature intended?Jenny Randell found a way for their beloved Christmas tree to remain close to them 'forever'. . AND have a life and friends of its own! This delightfully illustrated, charming book tells the story of Jenny, her superhero brother Billy, their loving parents Frank and Sarah and a year in the life of their very own special tree!

Jenny's Special Tree

Literature & Fiction

Austin Macauley Publishing

This colouring book is a companion to the story book, Jenny's Special Tree. It describes Christmas coming to an end and the Randells preparing to take down their beautiful tree and decorations. It has been a time of bustle and excitement, but Jenny is sad at the thought of letting go of their precious tree. So the family plant it in a small copse at the end of the lane where they live. For Spruce, the little Christmas tree, it is a strange and confusing time: where has the family gone? And where is he?But it's not long before he meets Jeremy, the friendly dormouse. And as Spruce gets to know the other trees in the copse, he starts to feel very much at home. His new life might just be wonderful after all, especially when the Randells come to visit.

Jenny's Special Tree: Colouring Book

Comics & Graphic Novels

Shapes

Bennett, David

Egmont Childrens Books

Southeast Asia has been the hub of a prosperous maritime trade for many centuries. Just about every type of exotic merchandise was traded here - porcelain, gold, silver and the precious spices for which the region was renowned. It attracted ships from as far away as Arabia, India, Europe and the Americas, and though many sailed safely back to home port, others were doomed to sink a watery grave with great loss of life and cargo. 
Shipwrecks and Sunken Treasures in Southeast Asia weaves a fascinating story of the rich trading history of the Spice Route and of the thousands of ships that came here in search of riches. It explores some of the reasons why the ships sank and provides an eye-opening account of the fabulous treasures that still lie undisturbed beneath the waters of Southeast Asia. The book also: 
Introduces readers to researching shipwrecks, the practical aspects of treasure-hunting beneath the sea such as survey and search techniques and identifying shipwrecks by the artifacts recovered 
Updates readers about recent discoveries and excavations of shipwrecks in Southeast Asia 
Contains an eyewitness account of the search for the most fabulous shipwreck ever to take place in Southeast Asia - the Flor Do Mar which sank almost five centuries ago laden with the riches of the Malacca sultante. 
And to bring out treasure-hunter in us all, the author provides a comprehensive listing of over 450 shipwrecks that sank in Asian waters between the early 1500s and the end of the 19th century.

Shipwrecks & Sunken Treasures in Southeast Asia

History

Asia

Times Editions

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