Brighten up your windows, ceilings, floors & walls with this fantastic pack of Unicorn Glow In Stickers from Pick ‘N’ Stick! These wonderful unicorns will make the perfect companion for children, great for lighting up their bedroom with a magical glow!  With 24 cute unicorn shapes that can be stuck to multiple surfaces, these unicorns are a brilliant gift or party bag filler. Product Information: • Glow In The Dark Stickers • Design: Unicorns • Pick ‘N’ Stick • Assorted sizes, minimum 5cm • Suitable for windows, ceilings, floors & walls • Pack of 24 Warning: This product contains small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years
- choking hazard.
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Bouncer the Bunny wants a carrot to eat, but will she ever find her favourite crunchy treat?

Pick Me Up! Bunny is

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Jack Carver is experiencing the most horrible of all nightmares: an innocent man who is the prime suspect in the brutal murder of two women. Forensic evidence implicating Carver is found at both crime scenes. Certain that if he responds to the police request to come forward, they will settle for him, Carver goes on the run. ...

Pick up & play all the essential keyboard chords with this simple & easy to use new book. With a hidden spiral it folds out & sits on your lap when you're playing, & you can hear every note in every chord, using your mobile, laptop or computer.

A comprehensive solution for anyone learning or playing the piano or keyboard, especially in a band format or with any group.

This spiral bound book has 176 pages & measures: 23.5 x 18 x 1.5cm.



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Pick up your parrots & monkeys, & fall in facing the boat' was the traditional last order given to a detachment of British soldiers heading home from India. William Pennington first heard it from the 'old salts' he met on the docks as he arrived in India at the age of 15. Joining up at the tender age of 14, William had been intrigued by the army's promise of adventure & glory, & by the chance to see the most exotic corners of the world. After training at the Boy's Depot in Woolwich, he became a bugler in the horse artillery, & was posted to India in the 1930s, where life was little changed from the days of Kipling. Within years however, the British would accept the end of the Raj & leave India forever. After a brief recall to Britain, Pennington was posted to Burma as a forward observation officer at the very forefront of the action against the Japanese. It was for this role in this devastating campaign that he was to win the Military Cross for bravery in the battlefield. ...

Forensic psychologist Paul Britton can walk through the minds of those who murder, rape, torture, extort & kidnap. He can see the world through their eyes. This book reveals the psychological & forensic foundations upon which he has based his expertise. ...

A light-hearted look at some of the weird & wonderful reasons behind the choice of some of the world's famous & not-so-famous football strips. Picking up the Threads is an illustrated look at more than 150 teams; from Brazil to New York Cosmos & Man ...

This assorted tube of pickled parts

Includes:: eyeballs & gruesome bits
- who will you scare with it?

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Jams, pickles, curds, preserves, chutneys, marmalades & relish for the modern kitchen. Now you can eat seasonal specialties all year round, & use easy-to-follow recipes to keep your store cupboard, fridge & freezer packed full of flavoursome preserves. ...

Following on from Aurum's successful sports humour title in winter 2006, Peter the Lord's Cat, we bring you a football equivalent for winter 2007. " Pickles the World Cup Dog" is a beautifully-designed small gift book which offers an eccentric gallery of over 200 footballing obituaries. This original collection concentrates on the more unusual subjects, from celebrities (Rod Hull
- death by TV football); inventors (Charles Goodyear, without whom the manufacture of bladder footballs & the development of the modern game would not have been possible); literary greats (Albert Camus, goalkeeper turned novelist who 'owed everything to football'); god's creatures (Toby the Sheep, Morton FC's club mascot who drowned in the club bath); musicians (Elgar, an avid Wolves fan who wrote the first football 'chant'); & murders (referee William Ernest Williams killed in 1912 by a disgruntled player); & of course the much lamented mongrel Pickles, the '66 world cup hero who discovered the stolen cup under a bush in South Norwood before garrotting himself on his own leash in pursuit of a neighbour's tabby. This work does for football what Aurum's successful " Peter the Lord's Cat" did for cricket. It offers an original collection of 200 football-related obituaries, full of surprising & eccentric entries. It is available in a beautifully produced miniature hardback. It is an ideal gift book for football fans.
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