A spell-binding tale of time travel & true love that will appeal to fans of THE TIME TRAVELLERs WIFE & THE CONFESSIONS OF MAX TIVOLI. Would you give up the love of your life, on the advice of a stranger? When our hero meets Q, one Monday morning at a cinema in New York City, he has met the love of his life. Their romance quickly blossoms: in the rowboats of Central Park, on the miniature golf course of Lower Manhattan, under a pear tree in Qs inner-city Eden. Nothing, it seems, can disturb the lovers or prevent their approaching wedding. Until one day a man claiming to be our heros future self tells him he must leave Q? ? Imagine The Time Traveller's Wife rewritten by Woody Allen & you'll have some idea of Q's quirky appeal? Patrick Gale ...

'" The QI Book of the Dead" is a book about life. What an awful thing life is. It's like soup with lots of hairs floating on the surface. You have to eat it nevertheless'
- Gustave Flaubert. Around 90 billion people have existed since the human race began. From this huge number, the bestselling QI team selected 600 of the finest examples of our species & researched them in depth, distilling this immense banquet of life into an exquisite tasting menu of six-dozen crisp, racy mini-biographies, where the internationally & immortally famous rub shoulders with the undeservedly & (until now) permanently obscure. The object is to learn something about what it means to be alive & how we can make the most of the time we have. " The QI Book of the Dead" compares & contrasts the different ways individual human beings cope (or fail to cope) with the curves that the uncaring universe throws at us. Collected into themed chapters with thought-provoking titles such as ' There's Nothing Like a Bad Start in Life', ' Man Cannot Live by Bread Alone' & ' Is That All There Is?' here is a chance to share the secrets of the Dead, to celebrate their wisdom, to learn from their mistakes, & to marvel at their bad taste in clothes. The man who is not dead still has a chance. Lebanese Proverb
- We don't rule out the alternative possibility of a compassionate God whose motives are beyond our ken.

...

Winnie-the-Pooh was named after a teddy bear owned by Christopher Robin Milne. What was the origin of the name Winnie?
- Winnipeg,
...

A sourcebook of wise one-loners, of knock-out jokes, of drole asides & heartfelt statements of truth & beauty. It gathers insights of some of the best minds, & organises them into 250 subjects. It offers you a different take on almost every situation life throws at you. ...

Meet the water bears that can live in suspension for hundreds of years, the parasite carried by your cat that makes men grumpy & women promiscuous, & the woodlouse that drinks through its bottom. Marvel at elephants that walk on tiptoe, the pigs that shine in the dark, & the woodpeckers that have ears on the end of their tongues. ...

Lamb says 'maa, ' doggie says 'woof, ' crow says 'caw caw'
- & baby laughs with joy. The shiny embossed & laminated pictures
...

No, I go Quack Quack!

Read & listen to how the ducks and chicks go Quack in this fantastic Sound Board Book of fun!

...

There once was a duck who was very fond of quacking. She quacked at the farmer, she quacked at the sun, she quacked at everything & everyone. ' Couldn't we have a little peace?' the animals complained. But when Quacky Duck stopped quacking things just weren't the same... ...

Circle time is an approach to school management which helps teachers to initiate their own school policy on self-esteem & positive behaviour. This book is a practical guide for the primary classroom contains teachers' notes as well as circle time activities. ...

Shows us that we have much more power to affect our bodies than we previously imagined. This title features visualisation technique that takes the listener down through the layers of biology in the body beyond the atomic level, where an illness or disease can be viewed as waves of energy instead of a solid substance. ...