Photographic workshops are exceptionally popular but not everybody has the time or budget to attend one in person. This 'workshop in book form' means that you can absorb the benefits of the workshop experience without actually being on location with the professionals. It is suitable for wildlife watchers & aspiring natural-history photographers. ...

Squeeze these super soft Wildlife stress balls & watch as their jelly filled belly swells out!  Great at reducing tension & stress for all ages, these soft furred & jelly bellied Wildlife squeezers are perfect for visual & tactile stimulation. Super squeezable & squishy. Product Information: • Wildlife Plush Jelly Squeeze Ball • Jelly • Brand: PJs • Design: Assorted • Measures: 9 cm Approx • Ages 6+ Please note: Colours & designs may vary, only one supplied.   ...

Featuring animals from around the world, this title

Includes:: 30 patterns which brings the beauty of nature

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Have hours of fun piecing together this beautiful Wildlife Sanctuary image featuring deers, ducks & wonderful scenery!

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Steve Irwin's tragic death made headline news around the world. A man who as the Crocodile Hunter touched & changed lives everywhere. This book charts his amazing life. It follows his love story with his wife & his rise to fame. It details his lesser-known work saving endangered habitats & furthering knowledge of crocodile behaviour. ...

37 beautiful illustrations of animals to colour & create! Pick up your colouring pens & pencils, & lose yourself in the amazing animal kingdom. Georgie Woolridge, influenced by patterns she discovered in India, has created these intricate drawings to aid relaxation & elicit creative meditation. Featuring a range of species from the armadillo to the zebra, each illustration is paired with an informative text about the animal & its habitat. Go wild in Georgie’s world & get ready to bring these stunning creatures to life. Product Information: • ISBN: 9781912827848 • Author: Georgie Woolridge  • Publisher: Elwin Street Productions • Format: Paperback • Pages: 80 ...

One of the original Busby Babes, he grew up alongside the likes of Duncan Edwards & Bobby Charlton, & but for injury would have been abroad the plane which crashed at Munich, killing 23 people including eight of his team-mates & friends. Now for the first time he tells the full story of his incident-packed lifetime in the game, revealing the joy & the injustice, the sorrow & the controversy. He describes what it was like to work & play with Busby & Edwards, Charlton & Ramsey, Law & Best, & a host of other household names. Man & Babe is a moving tale of excitement, anguish & redemption, with humour never very far away. ...

Wilfred & Olbert are wildlife explorers!

Grab your boots & join them on a race through colourful coral reefs, wild grasslands

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When one of his wife Paola's students comes to visit him, with a strange & vague interest in investigating the possibility of a pardon for a crime committed by her grandfather many years ago, Cammissario Brunetti thinks little of it, beyond being intrigued & attracted by the girl's intelligence & moral seriousness. But when she is found dead, clearly stabbed to death, Claudia Leonardo is suddenly no longer simply Paola's student, but Brunetti's case. ...

In the 2006 case of the US Government vs Enron, the presiding judge instructed the jurors to take account of the concept of wilful blindness as they reached their verdict about whether the chief executives of the disgraced energy corporation were guilty. It was not enough for the defendants to say that they did not know what was going on; that they had not seen anything. If they failed to observe the corruption which was unfolding before their very eyes, not knowing was no defence. The guilty verdict sent shivers down the spine of the corporate world. In this book, distinguished business woman & writer, Margaret Heffernan, examines the phenomenon of wilful blindness. Drawing on a wide array of sources from psychological studies & social statistics to interviews with the relevant protagonists she examines what it is about human nature which makes us so prone to wilful blindness. Taught from infancy to obey authority, & absorbing the importance of selective vision as a key social skill, humans exacerbate their tendency to become institutionalised by joining organisations which are run by like-minded people. She looks at how hard work & the information overload of the modern workplace add to the problem. & she examines why whistleblowers & Cassandras are so very rare. Ranging freely through history & from business to science, government to the family, this engaging & anecdotal book will explain why wilful blindness is so dangerous in the globalised, interconnected world in which we live, before suggesting ways in which institutions & individuals can start to combat it. In the tradition of Malcolm Gladwell & Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Margaret Heffernan's thought provoking book will force open our eyes. ...