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The Art of Weeing in the Sink is a heartbreakingly honest account
of a boy's life as he grows up with undiagnosed autism in the North
East of England. Richie overcomes huge challenges presented by the
ignorance of his condition and ultimately emerges triumphant. This
poignant and optimistic book is an essential read for anyone caring
for children with autism.
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Snowdrop (Paperback)
Peter Barron; Illustrated by Jonathan Raiseborough
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R249
R224
Discovery Miles 2 240
Save R25 (10%)
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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Never judge anyone just because they are different. Snowdrop was
different from the very beginning. From the moment hecame into the
world in the warm, cosy nest beneath the old hedgerow, the
difference couldn't be hidden. And, as a result, it seemed that his
stay on earth was destined to be brief. Snowdrop The Spikeshuffler
is dedicated to anyone who has ever been judged because, in the
eyes of others, they were different.
Day-dreaming Daisy McCloud...is the wondrous story of a little girl
who has her head in the clouds. She is always in trouble for
day-dreaming in class and that means there are dark clouds on the
horizon. One day, she looks out of her classroom window to see
clouds in the shape of a giant skull - and that begins a scary
adventure which ultimately teaches her an important lesson. This is
the sixth book in the fantastic Monstrous Morals series which is
aimed at scaring primary school children out of their bad habits.
The books are fun, educational and rapidly becoming collectors'
items. Day-dreaming Daisy McCloud follows the popular Fartin'
Martin Sidebottom, Black-toothed Ruth Black, Nose-picking Nicholas
Pickering, Fidgety Bridget Wrigglesworth, and Messy Bessie
Clutterbuck. Day-dreaming Daisy McCloud is the perfect book for
parents with children who are always getting told off for
day-dreaming in class. The Monstrous Morals series is an
educational way of helping parents to get their messages across in
a fun way. Each story comes with not only a Monstrous Moral but
with a Monstrous Mouthfuls glossary of new words for young readers
to add to their vocabularies.
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Frommer's Spain (22nd ed.)
Peter Barron, Jennifer Ceaser, Murray Stewart, Patricia Harris, David Lyon
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R550
Discovery Miles 5 500
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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Written by outspoken, authoritative experts, Frommer's Spain shows
travelers how to experience the country the way the locals do. That
means eating in the places tourists don't know about, visiting top
attractions at times when the crowds are at their thinnest, and
patronizing the bars and clubs Spaniards hold dear. Whether you're
partying the night away in the Balearic Islands, exploring
architecture and history in Barcelona or Bilbao, or running with
the bulls in Pamplona, this book will make your vacation better. We
also include advice the tourist board wouldn't approve of: which
sites to skip, how to avoid the crowds, and how to stretch your
travel budget further, whether you're on a lavish honeymoon or
backpacking it. Inside the guide: Full-color photos and helpful
maps, including a detachable foldout map Detailed itineraries for
planning your trip to suit your schedule and interests (and help
you avoid lines and crowds) Candid reviews of the best restaurants,
historic sights, museums, tours, shops, and experiences―and
no-punches-pulled info on the ones not worth your time and money
Accurate, up-to-date info on transportation, useful websites,
telephone numbers, and more Compelling cultural information so that
you'll better understand the history, cuisine, and traditions of
Spain Budget-planning help with the lowdown on prices and ways to
save money, whether you're traveling on a shoestring or in the lap
of luxury About Frommer's: There's a reason Frommer's has been the
most trusted name in travel for more than 60 years. Arthur Frommer
created the best-selling guide series in 1957 to help American
servicemen fulfill their dreams of travel in Europe, and since
then, we have published thousands of titles, become a household
name, and helped millions upon millions of people realize their own
dreams of seeing our planet. Travel is easy with Frommer's.
Are you fed up with seeing hats, gloves, scarves and coats left to
one side even in the depths of winter? How many times have you
found yourself uttering the words: You ll catch your death of cold?
Well, here s our advice you need to read Chilly Billy Winters to
your little horrors to teach them a cold, hard lesson. This is the
exciting story of a little boy who ignores his Mum s repeated
warnings to wrap up warm. He thinks vests and woolly jumpers are
for wimps but he pays the price when he s kidnapped by a scary gang
of zombie snowmen who fly him to a castle guarded by polar bears on
ice skates. Billy discovers that the castle is the home of the evil
Jack Frost and he finds himself locked away as a prisoner in the
castle s freezing cold tower. There seems no escape but, just like
all the other Monstrous Morals characters Fartin Martin Sidebottom,
Black-toothed Ruth Black, Nose Picking Nicholas Pickering, Messy
Bessie Clutterbuck, Fidgety Bridget Wrigglesworth, and Daydreaming
Daisy McCloud Chilly Billy Winters somehow finds a way back home.
Primary school age children, along with their parents and teachers,
are taken on a magical journey which teaches them a monstrous
lesson but leaves them with a warm feeling inside."
Messy Bessie Clutterbuck is a little girl who refuses to keep her
bedroom tidy no matter how many times her parents tell her to
change her ways. It's piled high with toys, clothes, and dirty
plates. Even her pet hamster, Jake, has got lost in the messy maze.
Is the story of a little girl who can't stop fidgeting in class and
is told by her Great Aunt that she has "ants in her pants". One
night, The Anthill Mob - a gang of giant ants - emerge from her
pants drawer, kidnap her, and take her away to an anthill deep in
the forest, where she works as a slave for the enormously fat Queen
Ant, who happens to bear an uncanny resemblance to her Great Aunt.
Befriended by two smaller-than-average ants (Ant and Dick) a
hilarious and darling rescue ensues to get Bridget back home.
Is your child a breezy-buttocked bottom-burper? A frightful figure
of flatulence? A truly terrible trumper? A pungent pumper par
excellence? Does the apple of your eye make more noise than the
biggest jumbo jet on take-off and emit more methane than a large
herd of elephants on a strictly vegetarian diet? Do you find it
happening at embarrassing moments, like when you're standing in the
supermarket queue or ordering a meal in a nice restaurant? Do you
find youself frequently having to open windows or move into another
room? Do you have to pretend that an embarrassing noise has come
from your shoe scuffing on the floor, the squeaking of a leather
chair, or the call of a wild bird passing overhead? Are you forced
to suggest that the lingering smell is the result of a mysterious
substance local farmers are using to fertilise their nearby land?
If any of this strikes a chord and you are able to admit to
yourself that you have a child who farts, then you have taken the
courageous first step. The second step is to read this book about
Fartin' Martin Sidebottom, a boy who can't stop breaking wind.
Martin endures a terrifying adventure when he joins a wind
orchestra conducted by the devil and ends up in the eye of a
hurricane. It is the first book in the Monstrous Morals series - a
fun and educational way for parents to get important messages
across about the nasty habits that children pick up. Written in
comical rhymes, designed to appeal to both children and parents,
the Monstrous Morals aim to make sure those habits aren't carried
into adulthood. We begin our adventures with Fartin Martin
Sidebottom - a tale that is bound to put the wind up any flatulent
child...
Lost in the slimy green tunnel of his nostril - amid screeching
bats, poisonous snakes, a wayward owl, and a long-lost kite -
Nicholas has a terrifying encounter with a stomach churning, gooey
monster - The Bogeyman. The creature picks a fight with Nicholas
for being so impolite and the boy is left to wonder how on earth
he'll get home? Written in comical rhyme, and beautifully
illustrated, the Monstrous Morals are building into a unique
collection of children's books, and Nose-Pickin' Nicholas Pickering
is bound to be picked up time and time again.
If you get up close, does it smell like you're down-wind of a herd
of cows which have been grazing for weeks on a diet of rotting
cabbage? Does the tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth
make you feel guilty? Fear not. It's not unusual to feel this way
because all parents face a daily battle to get their children to
brush their teeth properly and to stop them eating too many sweets.
Black-toothed Ruth Black is a story which tells of the terrible
things which may happen if children fail to brush their teeth
properly. Ruth is a little girl who won't heed her parents'
warnings about cleaning her teeth so, instead of the Tooth Fairies,
she is visited one night by the evil Tooth Devils and flown to
their ivory castle. It is another spine-tingling adventure in the
Monstrous Morals series of stories aimed at scaring children out of
their wits - and their bad habits. As always, there's a happy
ending but Black-Toothed Ruth Black has to grit her teeth and learn
an important lesson first. With the usual eye-catching
illustrations and ingenious rhymes, parents and children will love
this brush with dark side.
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