42 line drawings of different breeds of dogs to colour in. All proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. Suitable for all ages and with strong outlines for ease of colouring.

Tales about sticky confectionary, talking fish, restless gargoyles, mysterious magical eggs in the depths of space, a reasonable giant rat, worlds made with words and worlds drowned in rivers of chocolate... For teenagers and children. (Some suitable for adults as well.) Dodo Books https: //www.booksfromdodo.uk

A coloring book for all age groups including original pictures of Aladdin, vegetables, patterns, a parrot, professor, penguins, pillar-box, lanterns, frogs, and many more.The pictures are on one side of the paper, which is not thick and best suited to a dry medium.With strong outlines for ease of colouring.Downloadable files of these pictures to print out can be found at https: //www.booksfromdodo.u

Patterns, a pixie, teapot, cockatoo, doll, genie, cat, dragon, magician, and many more original pictures. 44 pages to colour in.For all age groups.The pictures are on one side of the paper, which is not thick and best suited to a dry medium.Downloadable files of these pictures to print out can be found at https: //www.booksfromdodo.u

There is a strange glow in Penny's greenhouse. She knows how to grow every flower, fruit and vegetable you can name, and perhaps even ones that come from another planet. With line illustrations. A download of this title is available from Dodo Books https: //www.booksfromdodo.uk

Everyone has dragons. Charlie is best friends with his. Mandy doesn't recognise hers until she loses her spaceship. The only way to travel in the universe of the imagination is by dragon. With line illustrations. Dodo Books https: //www.booksfromdodo.u

The Glee Machine can conjure up every fantastic world you could want to visit. It also conjures up murderous gargoyles that want to suck your mind dry. With line illustrations. Dodo Books https: //www.booksfromdodo.uk

Poems by the writer of The Beggar's Opera. John Gay had a humorously sardonic view of human nature. From three centuries ago, his Fables show that nothing changes. All life is here - charlatans, doxies, thugs, misers, the self-deluded, the gossips, the opportunist politicians ... and many animals who know better.Fully illustrated with line drawings by Dandi Palmer.From "The Elephant and the Bookseller": - When wrinkling with a sneer, his trunk,"Friend," quoth the Elephant, "you're drunk; E'en keep your money, and be wise: Leave man on man, to criticise; For that you ne'er can want a pen, Among the senseless sons of men. They unprovok'd, will court the fray: Envy's a sharper spur than pay. No author ever spared a brother; Wits are game-cocks, to one another.