This is the story of Mr Strong. Mr Strong was the strongest person in the whole wide world. The strongest person there has ever been, & probably the strongest person there ever will be. He is so strong he can not only bend an iron bar with his bare hands, he can tie knots in it! In 2011, the Mr. Men characters celebrated their 40th anniversary. The mix of fun characters, colourful pictures & brilliant storytelling has been capturing the hearts of every generation since. Our collection of Mr. Men & Little Miss contain some of the most popular & diverse characters with a special Mr Men or Little Miss for every child to enjoy. Whether you are 6, 26 or 60 these books can be enjoyed by little kids & big kids alike & are great presents no matter the occasion. This book has 28 pages & is 12.6cm x 14cm x 0.4cm ...

Mr Tall was very, very, very tall. Quite the tallest person you've ever met. In fact, quite the tallest person you've never met, because you've never met anybody with legs as long as Mr Tall's legs Have you? In 2011, the Mr. Men characters celebrated their 40th anniversary. The mix of fun characters, colourful pictures & brilliant storytelling has been capturing the hearts of every generation since. Our collection of Mr. Men & Little Miss contain some of the most popular & diverse characters with a special Mr Men or Little Miss for every child to enjoy. Whether you are 6, 26 or 60 these books can be enjoyed by little kids & big kids alike & are great presents no matter the occasion. This book has 28 pages & is 12.6cm x 14cm x 0.4cm ...

Mr Tickle was fast asleep. He was having a dream. It must have been a very funny dream because it made him laugh out loud, & that woke him up. He sat up in bed, stretched his extraordinary long arms, & yawned an enormous yawn. Mr Tickle felt hungry, so did you know what he did next? In 2011, the Mr. Men characters celebrated their 40th anniversary. The mix of fun characters, colourful pictures & brilliant storytelling has been capturing the hearts of every generation since. Our collection of Mr. Men & Little Miss contain some of the most popular & diverse characters with a special Mr Men or Little Miss for every child to enjoy. Whether you are 6, 26 or 60 these books can be enjoyed by little kids & big kids alike & are great presents no matter the occasion. This book has 28 pages & is 12.6cm x 14cm x 0.4cm ...

When Mr Underbed keeps him awake at night, shaking the bed & snoring loudly, Jim reaches for his earmuffs... only to get more than he bargained for! One night, as Jim is just about to drop off to sleep, a large, blue, shaggy head pops out from under the mattress & complains about how uncomfortable it is to always sleep on the floor. Jim, being a polite young lad, invites the creature to join him under the duvet but regrets it once Mr Underbed starts to snore loudly. Unable to sleep, Jim opens his wardrobe, drawers, toy chest & curtains & finds that each is home to a different creature & each creature is looking for somewhere comfortable to sleep. Product Information:  •†ISBN:†9781839135330 •†Author: Chris Riddell  •†Publisher: Andersen Press  •†Format: Paperback •†Pages: 32 •†Dimensions: 22.8 x 0.6 x 27.3cm ...

This book is packed full of comic stories from The Mr Men Show! What happens when Mr Nervous gets a splinter? & how does Little Miss Helpful get on teaching Mr Bump to ski? See Little Miss Daredevil having a crazy time in the Flicker Book! Then turn it over to get creative. Grab a pencil & draw your very own Flicker Story! ...

Details: Mrs Beeton was an expert at cooking suppers that were hearty, warming & wholesome. From a roast fore rib of
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Details: Mrs Beeton Puddings is part of a stunning series of timeless recipes that will inspire the experienced
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Isabella Beeton was born in London in 1835 into a lower middle class family & was one of 21 children. At 20, the elegant, auburn-haired Isabella married the charismatic publisher Sam Beeton. He was obviously a man before his time, & he believed in independence for women. From the start, Isabella worked on the magazines, as a complier, editor, journalist & translator. The riggours of running a publishing house & a home, made Isabella wonder why no-one had ever written a good book for brides. In time, the numerous recipes sent in from readers & tested in Isabella's kitchen
- with the unique attribution of having ingredients placed before the recipe along with the number of servings & the cost
- resulted in over one thousand pages that included 900 recipes. Combined with observations on everything from the servant's wages to the rearing & manegement of children, this tome went on to become Beeton's Book of Household Management, first published in a single volume form in 1861. It was reprinted many times in a variety of formats & under different titles, including in 1893, this revised, enlarged edition entitled Mrs Beeton's Everyday Cookery & Housekeeping Book.

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In this vivid portrait of one day in a woman's life, Clarissa Dalloway is preoccupied with the last-minute details of a party she is to give that evening. As she readies her house she is flooded with memories & re-examines the choices she has made over the course of her life. ...

Clarissa Dalloway is preoccupied with the last-minute details of party she is to give that evening. As she readies her house she

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