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Another in the highly acclaimed World Alphabet series, written and photographed by young Ethiopians.

Nii Kwei, a boy growing up in a Ghanaian town, gets up at six o'clock, tidies up the compound, has breakfast, goes to school, goes to the store and plays football all in the space of a day. Part of the series A Child's Day.

This book is all about having fun with art in 12 unique projects, using cheap or unwanted materials.

In this photographic alphabet, the author introduces young readers to some of the customs, religions and cultures - both ancient and modern - that make up this fast-developing country. Focusing on both city and country life, this is a celebration of Pakistan in all its aspects, from dhobi to jasmine, from hijab to water buffalo.

The dramatic story of the historic rescue of over 300, 000 men from the beach of Dunkirk.

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A fun collection of Afro-Caribbean rhymes games and songs

A magical book introducing the myths and facts about the animal constellations.

Ou Missus is the only person who understands how Sarie feels about having to read. She tells Sarie wonderful stories and she and Sarie start to read together. Niki Daly's story will encourage any child who shares Sarie's reluctance to read.

A no-nonsense approach to poo to encourage children not to be ashamed about potty training.

A. Wainwright's guide to one of the world's great long-distance walks - 190 miles from the Irish Sea to the North Sea by way of the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. First published in 1973 and updated in 1992.

The walls of Eastern Europe have recently crumbled, revealing a rich variety of peoples and cultures. "Hidden Tales from Eastern Europe" features seven little-known folk tales with titles such as "The Shepherd King" and "The Hundred Children" that reflect this variety in enchanting stories of stout-hearted men, wise women, and dull-witted dragons. These stories are culled from Croatia, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania, Serbia, and Russia.

When Hare boasts that he "leaves the wind behind" when he runs, Tortoise replies, "What nonsense. I'll give you a race." Hare laughs but accepts this easy challenge. As they set off, Hare bounds down the lane, with Tortoise creeping along behind. Hare obviously has the advantage ... or does he? Aesop's beloved tale, pitting boastfulness and conceit against sharp wits and doggedness, appears afresh in Angela McAllister's enchanting text and Jon...

Sir Roy Strong calls Little Sparta 'the only really original garden made in this country since 1945'. Ian Hamilton Finlay's unique creation in the Pentland Hills south of Edinburgh is a garden composed as an artwork in itself. It incorporates concrete poetry, moral polemic, philosophical reflection and a sparkling sense of humour. While Finlay's works and installations throughout Europe and North America are well documented and justly famous, ...

This stunning photographic alphabet book captures the rhythms of day-to-day life in China.

Invites children to focus on the similarities as well as the differences of other cultures.

The story of the origins of the Earth. Eric Maddern takes the reader on a journey from the enormous bang at the beginning of the universe, through to the very first forms of life on our planet.

Molly the cat stays out on the farm all day, and when evening comes she's hungry and far from home. She races back, passing goats, cows, and pigs happily eating their suppers. Will Molly get home in time to be fed?

This book is an exuberant, lighthearted look at the world of the car. It provides a bird's-eye view of everything related to cars, from the car factory, to the roads, the garage, scrap yards and parking places. It also includes some of its practical, social, and environmental applications.