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Celebrate legends who changed the world by singing along to rhyming ABC lullabies. Join Freddie Mercury on an alphabet from childhood musician to Queen frontman and global superstar. A is for Awesome, worldwide fame, Freddie fans just can't be tamed! B is for Bohemian Rhapsody, An all-time hit in rock history. C is for Crown and Cloak, what style! Dressing up made Freddie smile! Young children will love this vibrantly illustrated first biography and so will Freddie fans of all ages!
Attention future astronauts everywhere! Discover amazing space
activities in this sticker activity and press-out book that includes
novelty space stickers that glow in the dark!
Get ready to have a super-stellar time!
Attention future astronauts everywhere! Discover amazing space
activities in this sticker activity and press-out book that includes
novelty space stickers that glow in the dark!
Get ready to have a super-stellar time!
Celebrate legends who changed the world by singing along to rhyming ABC lullabies. Join Dolly Parton on an alphabet journey from her Tennessee beginnings to country music star and cultural icon. A is for Awards that Dolly has won, For music and good things she's done. B is for Brothers, she has sisters, too. She's one of 12, the Parton crew! C is for Country, her music bold, 100 million records sold! Young children will love this vibrantly illustrated first biography and so will Dolly fans of all ages!
Leonard the Lion: king of the beasts, master of the Savannah, leader of his pride and ... a great big baby when it's time for a haircut! Nobody, NOBODY, can cut Leonard’s hair to his liking. That is, until he meets Marvin. Marvin is just a mouse but, oh, what wild and whacky styles he can whip up with his teeny-tiny comb and scissors… Soon, Leonard and Marvin are best buddies. The problem is, Leonard wants Marvin to cut his hair and HIS HAIR ONLY. So when Leonard sees Marvin giving Zebra a new hairdo, Leonard struggles with a spot of jealousy. A comedy of little and large, this high-energy story of friendship, sharing, and working together will have readers laughing out loud – and gently reassure any child who fears the hairdresser’s chair.
 For any kid who ever wanted a hamster: careful what you wish for! Olly Brown is hamster obsessed, but he never gets to take home the Year 6 class hamster. His dad won't allow any pets. But then the most amazing thing happens: a hamster shows up in Olly's house anyway! And it seems smart. Like, really smart. This new hamster, Tibbles, is in awe of Olly, and it turns out Tibbles is one of many: there's a whole civilization of super-advanced, intelligent hamsters who seem to be worshipping Olly ... as a god? THIS IS SO AWESOME! But how is this possible??? A laugh-out-loud story that will also melt readers' hearts Perfect for fans of Charlie Changes Into a Chicken and Pamela Butchart's books! Hilarious illustrations throughout by illustrator Jack Noel
The decline of the Mamluk Sultanate from the late fourteenth century is an important component of the larger transformation of the late medieval Levant. In this centralized state, the Mamluks political culture has traditionally been defined by that of the imperial capital of Cairo. The political decline of the sultanate in Cairo has, then, come to define the many-faceted transformations of the entire region with the waning of the medieval era. The dynamics of change far from Cairo, in remote settlements on the imperial frontier, are, by contrast, relatively unknown. This book explores the transformation of the Mamluk state from the perspective of the Jordanian frontier, considering the actions of local people in molding both the state and their own societies in the post-plague era. Through a critical analysis of a wide range of economic and legal documents of the late Mamluk and early Ottoman periods, as well as data on rural society generated by recent archaeological research, the work documents the complex, dialectical relationships that always existed between the Mamluk state and the tribal societies of Jordan, as well as the flexible strategies pursued by both to adapt to changing circumstances during the late medieval period. It is ultimately a provincial perspective on imperial decline, reform, and rebirth that sheds new light on the mechanisms of socio-political and economic change through the experiences of ordinary people living on the margins of empire. The book is illustrated with more than two dozen photographs and 6 maps.
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