From the award-winning & bestselling author of Roadworks, Demolition & Construction comes a rollicking read-aloud celebration

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Details: This collection of poetry invites the reader in to the mind of a child. It features Winnie-the-Pooh, in a verse
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Being together is fireside cuddles, it's magical stories we share, it's hearing the rain pitter-pat on the windows, squish-squashed in our favourite chair. The hare family know that being together is about sharing special moments with family & friends. From lively adventure to quiet cuddles, these shared experiences bring pleasure & joy to all. ...

Details: " Winter is coming, Mother Bear said. We must snuggle down to sleep in our den." Little Bear doesn't want to
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Little Bear does not want to sleep for the winter! He knows that while he's asleep his friends will be having fun in the soft,

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A grammar & usage handbook that works for both beginning & continuing media writers, provides explanations & examples, as well as answers to grammar or usage questions. It

Includes:: 'from writer to writer' perspective that engages students & guides them through the writing process.

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In this world, there are two kinds of people: the Viles for whom only ends matter & the Naives for whom means are as important as the ends. This book challenges the common belief that a good man hasn't got a chance. It asserts that the path of goodness coupled with creativity & wisdom is the only way to a victory. ...

When you joined our family, I knew you were just who I’d waited & wished for. Full of heartwarming illustrations, this emotive picture book showcases the unconditional love between an adopted child & their adoptive parents. A gentle exploration of the adoption experience, from first meetings to creating new family traditions. Product Information: • ISBN: 9781838915506 • Author: Harriet Evans • Publisher: Little Tiger Press • Format: Paperback • Pages: 32 • Dimensions: 24 x 24cm ...

' If David Lloyd-George was the most charismatic person I ever laid eyes on, Matt Busby was the most charismatic I have known, when he was the manager of Manchester United & I was a reporter travelling with the team.' Keith Dewhurst first saw United play in 1946. Ten years later he was writing about them for the " Manchester Evening Chronicle'. Half a lifetime later, he looks back on a passion that helped to shaped his life. On his journey from the terraces to the press box & then on to the game's inner sanctums, Dewhurst fell in love with a club & a game. A schoolboy fan when Busby arrived at Old Trafford, he was on the terraces as great teams took shape, & there as a reporter to witness the aftermath of the club's great tragedy
- the Munich air crash. He was there too on the road with Jimmy Murphy, United's assistant manager & coaching genius, as the team played on during Busby's long recovery. In Busby, he witnessed both the hero of football legend & the darker side of a master manipulator. But in Murphy, he found his hero. It was Murphy who would tutor him in football & dreams, & Busby's ambiguous nature. The friends Dewhurst made then, the players & the coaches, the lost & the saved, are with him still
- in memory, if no longer in life. " When You Put on a Red Shirt" is Dewhurst's homage to them & to his youth, evoking with vivid brilliance a lost era, & powerfully recapturing a world which is becoming myth.

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For eight years Floras love affair with Fin was a whirlwind of fun & spontaneity ? but when Flora wanted to settle down & have children, Fin vanished. Life moved on & Floras world filled with other people, other cares. There were benefits to being single ? no socks under the bed, no mess in the bathroom ? even if the memory of Fin could never be completely erased. But then suddenly, shockingly, Fin reappears. Hes a changed man, he says, & he wants Flora back. Is this a chance to put right the wrongs? Or a massive mistake? ...