From the air fryer experts, this is your comprehensive go-to resource, with something for every day, every meal and every taste. Whether you are a busy parent, a budget-conscious student, a health-focused home cook or cooking for one, an air fryer is the perfect choice for your kitchen – it’s energy efficient, uses minimal fat and creates crispy, flavourful food, often in half the time of a traditional oven. The Complete Air Fryer Cookbook delivers all the recipes and know-how you need to make the most of this game-changing appliance. Authors Sam and Dom Milner have lived and breathed air-fryer cooking for more than 10 years. As the creators of the highly successful website RecipeThis.com, they offer exactly the recipes you are looking for, along with excellent tips on how to get the most delicious results. This beginner-friendly book features 140 recipes for every meal, from breakfasts and baking to family roasts and healthy (and budget-friendly) alternatives to takeaways:   Honey Garlic Chicken Thighs  Simple Minted Lamb Steaks Rainbow Salmon Bowls Perfect Halloumi Fajitas Cheesy Asparagus The Perfect Steak Superhero Hidden Veggie Burgers The Ultimate Roast Chicken Dinner Cajun Potato Wedges  Chocolate Cake On top of that, key step-by-step recipes – such as how to make the perfect roast chicken and air fry vegetables – share expert techniques you can apply to a whole range of dishes. Both metric and imperial measurements are included throughout, as well as instructions for a wide range of different machines. The Complete Air Fryer Cookbook is your one-stop shop for tasty, fuss-free food.

So, you want to make contact with aliens? How hard can it be? Meet Matilda as she launches her mission to discover how likely it is that life exists on other planets. With the help of her friends and family she learns all she can. What was the Big Bang? How does the universe expand? How are stars and planets are formed? Along the way she will discover the electromagnetic spectrum, the speed of light, and so much more in an easy-to-understand look at physics, history, language, and of course the all important snacks. Illustrated by Heidi Cannon.

Australian Western-style thriller. Ryan Kwanten stars as Shane Cooper, a young city cop who has moved with his pregnant wife to the small outback town of Red Hill in search of a quiet country life. But on his first day in the job, an escaped murderer (Tommy Lewis) breaks out of prison and goes on the rampage in the town, tearing open old wounds and intent on bloody revenge.

Going to the Moon is SO last century, so how difficult can it be-even for a ten-year-old-to follow in the footsteps of Neil Armstrong and the Apollo astronauts? Meet Matilda, the girl who'll give it her best shot to learn everything she needs to learn in order to get there herself. From how to pee in zero-g to why pizzas won't take you up and up away, this is science for the curious! Told as a journey of discovery, it's full of easy-to-understand facts about air pressure, escape velocities, coding, and falling around the Earth, in a way which will inspire the next generation of moon walkers.

Wild Town is a place… “where nothing’s locked inside a cage where danger leaps from off the page where wild is a fact of life and words are sharpened like a knife�   Do you dare to come to Wild Town?   You’ll find zebras dancing in Herbivoreville, or if you feel like a change, book into the Chrysalis Hotel in Fluttertown – no room service. Watch out for the tigers of Bengal Street in the Carnivore Quarter and maybe avoid the fish tank in number 3, Danger Close - it’s stocked with piranhas and electric eels. In Wolf Park you may come across a silent, stalking wolf and at the Wild Town Rec polar bears are pushing on the slide and orcas are in the paddling pool. While at the quiet end of town dormice are sleeping and grumpy Bertha the Bear is slumbering. One thing is certain – you will never be the same after a visit to Wild Town, and when you leave, the wild will go with you…. An exciting poetry adventure, a journey of wild encounters in streets, houses and parks - this is an astonishing and brilliant poetry collection by two of the UK’s most admired poets. Illustrated with verve and wit by the internationally bestselling illustrator Korky Paul.

A stunning poetry gift book celebrating the natural world, illustrated by Diana Catchpole. Us humans mostly live in towns and cities nowadays — yet still we retain our sense of wonder in nature, and that’s why we wander the rivers, lakes, forests, beaches and ancient paths of the world. And still we ponder over what it is to be free, to be wild, to be out there fending for ourselves amidst the elements and throughout the seasons. Nicola Davies, Dom Conlon and James Carter invite you to consider how humans are connected to the wild. Expect poems on all kinds of wild things from elephants to lantern fish, wolves to bats, bees to hares and way, way beyond. We are all nature after all.