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The Green Lunch Box
The Green Lunch Box is packed with delicious, healthy, plant-based lunches to help you save the planet in your lunch break. Making your own lunch just a few times a week saves money, packaging and precious time. Discover simple, short recipes for hot boxes, soups, salads, wraps and snacks that make the most of your everyday fresh and store cupboard ingredients. Learn to love your leftovers, master the art of batch cooking and discover ingenious sustainable ways to pack (and eat) your lunch. Features sixty beautifully illustrated recipes, including: Smashed beets and rainbow salad with hazelnut dukkha, Burrito box with charred sweetcorn, avocado, habanero peppers and lime salsa, Black lentil, almond and coconut dahl with crispy cumin cauliflower, Courgette, carrot, apple and lime slaw with toasted pumpkin seeds, Spicy parsnip soup with crispy harissa chickpeas, Peanut butter, lime, chilli and rocket bagel, Mushroom, white bean, miso and leek parcels
One Smile, One Arm
Experience life with one arm through twenty-five heartwarming stories. Laugh, gasp, contemplate, and be inspired. In Dumbest Question, Becky is asked if she's right-handed or left-handed. In Crushed, a stranger says Becky's family must have done something bad for her to have been born with one arm. In JFK, Becky's mom writes a letter to the president of the United States and gets a response. In Friday Night Lights, Becky's dad manufactures a prosthetic hand using the mechanism from an ice-cream scooper. In "Bionic Woman," the Six Million-Dollar Man comes to Becky's rescue. In "Capitol Hill," a United States Congressman helps Becky when her arm activates security alarms in Washington, D.C. One Smile, One ArmYou may never look at a normal day the same again!
The Hertfordshire Cook Book
The Hertfordshire Cook Book celebrates the best of the area's food and drink scene with over 35 recipes contributed by a diverse selection of restaurants, bars, cafes and small producers such as Lussman's, included in The Sunday Times' top 100 favourite eating spots in the UK.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Recounts the events of a day when everything goes wrong for Alexander. Suggested level: junior, primary.
The Complete Guide To Baby Naming Ceremonies
If you would like to celebrate the arrival of a new baby with friends and family, but are looking for an alternative to a traditional christening, this is the book for you. Civil weddings have been popular for a long time, but you can now have a Civil Naming ceremony for your child, held either at your local registry office, or at any venue of your choice. As there is no legal requirement, you can hold the party at home, in your garden, or at any venue you like. You can host the event yourselves, or ask a registered celebrant to host the event. This book contains lots of ideas to make your civil naming ceremony memorable and unique to your family. There are ideas for poems, readings, music, ...
Clover's Wildflower Field Trip
Clover's morning among the wildflowers is so fun that kids won't know they're learning science.Clover lives in a house on stilts in a meadow of wildflowers. For today's assignment, she romps through three habitats with her biologist dad to discover surprising characteristics of ten wildflowers and record them in her nature notebook. A wonderful warbler tags along and tweets a tune that kids will enjoy repeating.Clover's Wildflower Field Trip is filled with scientific facts and vocabulary words that support STEM standards for kindergarten through second grade. This creative book complements units of study about living things, plants, and natural habitats. An interactive page, "Clover's Outdoor Classroom," offers learning reinforcement after the story.Written by a biologist, a second-grade teacher, and a children's author, this delightful book inspires kids to notice the remarkable nature around them.
The Other Mrs Eden
I never imagined I'd be living in Jemima Eden's world. As her new assistant, I'm suddenly part of a life I've only ever dreamed of. After years of barely scraping by, juggling temp jobs and failed auditions, it feels like my chance to finally be someone. But the closer I get to Jemima, the more I realise that her glossy life is just another performance. Behind the dazzling smile and happy marriage to her thoughtful husband George, there's a darkness I never expected. Before long, I'm slipping into Jemima's life in ways I never anticipated. Wearing her clothes, speaking her lines, becoming the woman I've always admired from afar. It's intoxicating, but dangerous. Where does Jemima end and Kim...
Someone Like You
"It's nice to finally meet you, Jemima," Rebecca Sheridan says, her voice soft. I force a smile, and tug at the hem of my faded black dress. I need this job so badly, but I can't let her see that. Just like she can't know I have no money, that this isn't my real accent. That most of my friends are gone... or dead. I say yes when she offers me the role. I'll soon learn Rebecca's polished smile masks secrets far darker than my own. Every day I rehearse. I spend hours running lines with the other lead, whose vacant expression and tearful outbursts make me uneasy. I try to ignore how Rebecca cuts me down then builds me up. How the others stop talking when I enter the room. Why am I really here? Am I just a pawn in some twisted game? No. There's no way she can know who I really am. What I did. What I'm capable of... Right? A breathtaking page-turner about secrets, lies and what really goes on behind closed doors. Perfect for fans of Anatomy of a Scandal, The Girl Before and The Silent Patient.
Eagles in the Dust
The case for choosing a life free from alcohol and drugs - and not only for health reasons.
Freddie and the Circus Train
Freddie is a cute country mouse who has just escaped the clutches of a clever cat named Pearl by hopping on to the back of a circus train. He has no idea that this train ride will change his life forever! On the back of the train, there is a colorful sign reading, Welcome to the Circus, the Greatest Show on Earth! When Freddie makes his way inside the train, he finds himself facing an even bigger cat than PearlLarry the Lion! The mouse decides he must please the king of the jungle, and so he begins to do little mouse flips on the floor of the train car. Can he find a way to get into the circus? Only time will tell! In this childrens story, a country mouse finds himself on a circus train and on his way to a brand-new life.
