24 tubes of 12ml watercolour paint ideal for mixing. Super bright transparent colours which are quick drying & light fast. For use with watercolour paper & boards. Colours include Lemon Yellow Vermilion Ultramarine Cobalt Blue Yellow Ochre Red Ochre Raw Umber Payne's Grey Ivory Black & many more. ...

Keep all of your important files & documents safe & in one place with this white document box. The box features an easily removable lid & a silver metal name tag to the front allowing you to name the contents clearly. Ideal for office & home use. ...

Store all of your memories in this brightly coloured Photo Album decorated with white stars against a multicoloured background. The album can accommodate 200 photos size 6x 4” & has 50 white leaves in which to store your photos & keep the safe & clean. Your photo album will fit nicely onto your shelf in any room of the house. ...

This Stamp book has everything you need to collect enjoy & enhance your World Stamp Collection. It has 64 pages showing country name capital population & currency. A handy guide on how to collect stamps is included as well as a space for your details & a running total. There’s even a guide to mounting & a reference for helping you match stamps with old country names to their new countries!

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Dimensions of the book are approximately: H 298 x W 210mm There is a grid on each page measuring approximately: H 225 x W 194mm



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Create your own designs for light coloured T-shirts
- ideal for parties presents & promotions. Suitable for use with all dye based
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This Classic New Scientist Q& As
- now fully illustrated. Illustrated for the first time with eighty full-colour photographs
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One of the unspoken assumptions of the Western world is that we are great defenders of human rights a free press & the benefits of market economics. Mistakes might be made along the way perhaps even tragic errors of judgement such as the 2003 invasion of Iraq. But the prevailing view is that the West is essentially a force for good in the wider world. Why Are We The Good Guys? is a provocative challenge of this false ideology. David Cromwell digs beneath standard accounts of crucial issues such as foreign policy climate change & the constant struggle between state-corporate power & genuine democracy. The powerful evidence-based analysis of current affairs is leavened by some of the formative experiences that led the author to question the basic myth of Western benevolence: from schoolroom experiments in democracy exposure to radical ideas at home & a mercy mission while at sea; to an unexpected encounter with former Foreign Secretary Robin Cook the struggles to publish hard-hitting journalism & the founding of Media Lens in 2001. ...

In their witty & very practical book Phil Beadle & John Murphy guide teachers through the dos & don'ts of behaviour management based on their decades of experience teaching in the most challenging schools. They highlight the importance of managing your own behaviour as well as really understanding that of your students & provide practical strategies for embedding positive behaviour management techniques into teaching practice. Self-assessment questionnaires throughout the book prompt the reader to pause & reflect while the authors offer encouragement & support using humorous & often candidly honest anecdotes based on their own teaching experience. Why are you shouting at us? is essential reading for anyone preparing to work in a challenging school as well as for any teacher who wants to improve their behaviour management skills. ...

In 1985 Jeanette Winterson's first novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit" was published. It was Jeanette's version of the story of a terraced house in Accrington an adopted child & the thwarted giantess Mrs Winterson. It was a cover story a painful past written over & repainted. It was a story of survival. This book is that story's the silent twin. It is full of hurt & humour & a fierce love of life. It is about the pursuit of happiness about lessons in love the search for a mother & a journey into madness & out again. It is generous honest & true." ...

In 1985 Jeanette Wintersons first novel Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit" was published. It tells the story of a young girl adopted by Pentecostal parents. The girl is supposed to grow up & be a missionary. Instead she falls in love with a woman. Disaster. Written when Jeanette was only twenty-five her novel went on to win the Whitbread First Novel award become an international bestseller & inspire an award-winning BBC television adaptation. " Oranges" was semi-autobiographical. Mrs Winterson a thwarted giantess loomed over that novel & its authors life. When Jeanette finally left her home at sixteen because she was in love with a woman Mrs Winterson asked her: why be happy when you could be normal? This book is the story of a lifes work to find happiness. It is a book full of stories: about a girl locked out of her home sitting on the doorstep all night; about a tyrant in place of a mother who has two sets of false teeth & a revolver in the duster drawer waiting for Armageddon; about growing up in an northern industrial town now changed beyond recognition part of a community now vanished; & about the Universe as a Cosmic Dustbin. It is the story of how the painful past Jeanette Winterson thought she had written over & repainted returned to haunt her later life & sent her on a journey into madness & out again in search of her real mother. It is also a book about other peoples stories showing how fiction & poetry can form a string of guiding lights a life-raft which supports us when we are sinking. Funny acute fierce & celebratory this is a tough-minded search for belonging for love an identity a home & a mother." ...