I is Pig. This is my diary and I doubts you will believe any of it. In fact, if you is the kind of farmer what finds it hard to believeunbelievable stuff, you should put it down RIGHT NOW. It's all 1000% true and 10,000% BONKERS!

A captivating novel by the author of the 2022 Booker Prize-longlisted Treacle Walker

A vibrant, colourful lift-the-flap book, perfectly pitched for the toddler age group, by the immensely popular Ingela Arrhenius, starring the young tiger Jeppo and his friends.The third book in a new lift-the-flap series by the brilliant book-maker Ingela Arrhenius. It's Jeppo's first day at nursery and everything is new and a bit scary. What if Jeppo doesn't have anything interesting for show and tell? What if he doesn't like the food? Despite all these worries, Jeppo learns that trying new things can be fun and the perfect way to discover his own artistic talent.

A short novella based on the beloved characters from the graphic novel Heartstopper and Alice Oseman's debut novel Solitaire, which was praised as 'The Catcher in the Rye for the digital age' by The Times.

This guide features sixty trails across the Green Mountain State.

A gripping and heart-warming new saga of love, betrayal and secrets from Lynne Francis, author of The Margate Trilogy

The World's Best Mum is a heartwarming gift journal for children to fill out and gift to their parent to show her just how much she means to them.

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A Mohawk's journey to understanding what success truly isThe greatest lesson Waneek Horn-Miller ever learned was that ?anything is possible.? After being stabbed at the age of fourteen during the Oka Crisis, she could have given up. Instead, drawing on her mother's strength and the wisdom of her elders, Horn-Miller embraced life like never before, eventually winning a gold medal at the 1999 Pan Am Games and competing at the Olympic Games in Sydney. A model of perseverance, good-natured humour and wisdom, Horn-Miller inspires people to follow their own dreams, fight for their heritage, and achieve their full potential even in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. Drawing on Horn-Miller's own story, the wisdom of her elders and the community that helped her along the way, Seeking Peace is an incredible, moving and often counterintuitive guide to reaching new heights and truly embracing who we are.

This open access book uncovers the untold story of the making of Cosgrove Hall Productions' most successful works, bookended by the many others that, together, shaped an animation company which generated a ground-breaking and lasting impact like no other. Any British child of the 1980s will remember Danger Mouse - 'the world's greatest secret agent' - and The Wind in the Willows, a series produced using stop frame puppets that faithfully recreated the world of Kenneth Grahame's Edwardian story in remarkable detail. What they may not realise is that these acclaimed series, seemingly so different in style and approach, were made simultaneously under one roof: that of Cosgrove Hall Productions, in the modest suburb of Chorlton-cum-Hardy in Manchester. As the first substantial academic study on this company, this book explores the history of Cosgrove Hall Productions by delving into the pipelines behind its two most successful properties.The ebook editions of this book are available open access under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence on www.bloomsburycollections.com.

From beloved bestselling author Beth Wiseman comes the third and final novel in the Amish Inn series---charming, sweet stories about two widowed innkeeping sisters who are determined to help their guests find love.

The most literal translation in Spanish and the most accurate English translation in one volume, both using the beautiful Comfort Print and a parallel and contemporary design.

Boris Johnson, author of the international bestseller The Churchill Factor, explores the most famous British icon: William Shakespeare.

Adam Hart-Davis offers a fascinating insight into some of the titans of British history; the nineteenth century engineers who transformed the country and the world through their drive, determination and innovative thinking. These are the men who powered the Industrial Revolution and laid the foundations for the technology of the modern world.

Contemporary, warm-hearted, funny, poignant and satisfying - for fans of Monica McInerney, Cecelia Ahern and Josephine Moon

This easy-to-read handbook shows you how to use polyvagal theory to understand the in-built emotional reactions behind your child's behaviour, and become a positive, engaged place of safety to help them find their balance and build emotional regulation skills.

Known as "The Gray Ghost" because of his color and his amazing ability on the racetrack, Native Dancer won all but one of his twenty-two starts. His lone loss came in the 1953 Kentucky Derby, when he was upset by Dark Star. Native Dancer went on to win the Preakness and Belmont Stakes. But his brilliance was evident even at age two, when he won all nine of his starts and was named co-Horse of the Year, an honor not bestowed on a two-year-old horse again until twenty years later, when Secretariat was named Horse of the Year in 1972. Boyd also examines the human connections in Native Dancer's story, including owner Alfred Vanderbilt, trainer William C. Winfrey, and jockeys Eddie Arcaro and Eric Guerin.

A rollicking sea adventure, set in the time of the Napoleonic Wars, this book follows the escapades of a young midshipman who enters the King's Service with some ideas that run badly afoul of the standards of naval discipline!

Frank Mildmay is a rogue and a rascal who cuts a memorable swath as he moves up the ranks of the nineteenth-century Royal Navy.

A brief but engaging look at the fascinating world of ants.In Ants, researcher Joachim Offenberg encourages us to take a closer look at the ant: a small insect, but mighty in number and evolutionary sophistication. Exhibiting highly advanced social structures, the ability to control and manipulate other organisms, and the use of medicinal substances and tools, ants are more like humans than we might think. Like humankind, ants have multiplied on every continent on the globe, except Antarctica. Follow along as Offenberg delves into the complex world of ants: the architecture they build, the exciting societies in which they live, and the clever methods they use to survive.In Reflections, a series copublished with Denmark's Aarhus University Press, scholars deliver 60-page reflections on key concepts. These books present unique insights on a wide range of topics that entertain and enlighten readers with exciting discoveries and new perspectives.