From The Hundred-Mile-an-Hour Dog" to karate princesses & hot cross bottoms there's a Jeremy Strong story to suit every child's sense of humour. Jeremy's readers range from 7 to teen perfect for fans of Roald Dahl & Andy Stanton. Streaker the dog is lost. & not just a bit lost but really lost. It wasn't even her fault! She wanted to protect some pies from the PIE ROBBER & suddenly she's miles from home & two-legged Trevor & she has to make friends with a cat. A CAT! But it gets a lot HAIRIER when they find themselves face-to-face with a baboon... Will Streaker ever see her beloved pups again? & more importantly will she ever eat another donut again? Award-winning Jeremy Strong has written many wacky books for children aged 7-teen including " My Dad's Got an Alligator" & " My Brother's Famous Bottom". Most of which are illustrated by Nick Sharratt who also illustrates for Jacqueline Wilson! " The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog" is back causing more chaos & getting into more trouble in " The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog" " Lost! The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog" " Wanted! The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog" " Christmas Chaos for the Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog" & " The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog Goes for Gold"
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From the humblest of beginnings a millennia ago Lothaire the Enemy of Old rose to power becoming the most feared & evil vampire in the immortal world. Driven by his past he will not rest until he captures the vampire Horde's crown for himself. The discovery of his Bride the female meant only for him threatens to derail his plot. She is a mere mortal a glaring vulnerability for a male with so many deadly foes bent on annihilating anything he desires. Yet soon he discovers his Bride's secret. A magnificent power dwells inside the fragile human one that will aid his quest. But to possess that power he will have to destroy her. Will Lothaire succumb to the torments of his past or seize a future with her..? ...

This is a fantastic new coloring book filled with picture puzzles & busy scenes which children can color as little or as much as they choose. The activities encourage children to find the hidden animals & objects in a busy scene & color them in. Other activities include matching pairs spot the difference counting & copying with coloring in as the solution. ...

This is an exciting addition to the Lots of Things to Find & Colour" series this book is packed with fairy-themed pictures with lots of hidden things to find & colour in. The exciting picture puzzles include mazes odd-ones-out matching pairs & lots & lots of colouring opportunities. You can hunt for a fairy whos lost her tiara search for the toadstools with only two spots follow a fairy through a maze of flowers spot the gnome who has fallen asleep...and look for the little fairy mouse on every double page." ...

This book is bustling with busy Christmas-themed pictures with lots of hidden things to spot & colour in such as skating penguins dancing elves presents snowflakes decorations & of course Santa. An ideal book for keeping children busy in the exciting run-up to Christmas. The picture puzzles also include mazes matching pairs odd-ones-out & lots & lots of colouring opportunities. ...

Lotta is the little sister who can find trouble anywhere. She & her young siblings get into all sorts of scrapes. In this funny & engaging tale a very cross Lotta runs away from home & moves in with the old lady next door. But Lotta soon begins to realise that actually nowheres quite as good as home sweet home. ...

My name is Lottie Biggs & in three weeks time I will be fifteen years old. At school most people call me Lottie Not-Very-Biggs. Ive never found this particularly funny.. . My current hair colour is Melody Deep Plum which is not as nice as Melody Forest Flame but definitely better than the dodgy custard colour I tried last week.. . And this is my book -- its about important things like boys & shoes & polo-neck knickers & rescuing giraffes & NOT fancying Gareth Stingecombe (even though he has manly thighs) & hanging-out with your best friend having A BLATANTLY FUNNY TIME. It is definitely not about sitting in wardrobes or having a mental disturbance of any kind! Painfully honest & laugh-so-hard-you-forget-to-breathe funny. ...

Hi! Im Charlie (DONT call me Charlotte
- ever!). History is boring right? Wrong! The Victorians werent all deadly dull & drippy.
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Conceived by Colin Chapman the Lotus 72 is one of the most successful Formula 1 cars ever made. This innovative car
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A business fable that explains why organizations need to move beyond the old-style diversity efforts to actually benefit from difference In todays modern workplaces with their many different types of people cultural & personal differences can be challenges-whether youre a team-member or a business leader. Different cultures teach different values & we carry those values throughout adulthood & into the office environment. Understanding the cultural & gender viewpoints of our colleagues is a major key to healthy conflict-free work environments. This fable takes its name from a Chinese childrens parable about how the loudest duck gets shot." Its a parable that contrasts with the American idiom "the squeaky wheel gets the grease." Comparing the two its clear that different cultures teach different views & those views often translate into distinct ways of doing business. In todays global business world understanding each other-where we come from & what were taught-is more important than ever.* A business fable that points out how the old way of approaching diversity will never work showing us how to understand & navigate the cultural & gender differences that cause conflict in the office* Perfect for managers & executives faced with leadership challenges in a heterogeneous workforce & who want to make sure their organization is a true meritocracy & a level playing field for everyone* Ideal for anyone at any level who wants more tools in their toolbox to get ahead in business in a global business culture Doing business today takes understanding & cultural intelligence. The Loudest Duck uses an entertaining story to share important lessons about why diversity efforts are bound to fail unless we really understand how we unconsciously respond to difference & how to move to beyond it. Praise for The Loudest Duck " Laura Liswood has both great theoretical & practical understanding of diversity-why it is important in organizations & why attempts to create it often fail to deliver. The Loudest Duck is essential reading for anyone who wants to maximize the effectiveness of organizations or just wants to understand why things are the way they are." -Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell Canadas 19th & first female Prime Minister " Diversity is a popular buzzword but too many organizations treat it as window dressing. Laura Liswood explains how successful leaders learn to value diversity for the advantages it brings. This book is clearly written savvy & wise." -Joseph S. Nye Jr. University Distinguished Service Professor at Harvard University; Author of The Powers to Lead " The Loudest Duck is a must read for managers & leaders of multinational corporations & international organizations. It provides an insightful look & fresh approach to cultural & gender differences that must be better understood for a more effective workplace." -Ann M. Veneman Executive Director UNICEF " Laura Liswood brilliantly shows us how to get to Diversity 2.0 & beyond. A workplace of people from different backgrounds can lead to tensions but this book shows with great insights & examples how it can lead to real creativity instead. Its an indispensable guide for managers & leaders-and also for anyone who wants to succeed in any aspect of life." -Walter Isaacson President & Chief Executive Officer The Aspen Institute " Lauras timing is perfect & her message is spot on. Embracing diversity creates competitive advantage. Her book should be mandatory reading for everyone in business today. In the most engaging fun & real way Laura gets to the heart of the opportunity-enabling Noahs diverse floating Ark to fly to the moon & beyond." -Beth Brooke Global Vice Chair of Public Policy Sustainability & Stakeholder Engagement Ernst & Young " Globalized businesses are increasingly aware that diversity belongs in the boardroom not the public relations department so The Loudest Duck is beautifully timed. Liswo" ...