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Willow Working
A guide to the history of basketry and willow weaving, from ancient times to today, plus photos and information for crafters. The story begins in prehistory, when people first wove plant fibers together to create containers, shelters, and fences. This book explores the ways in which basketry and willow weaving has continued to be important throughout human history in artistic, economic, and functional terms. It brings us up to date via interviews with modern basketry and willow weaving artisans who generously allowed the author a window into their studios and discussed the way they use and adapt traditional methods, techniques, and tools for the twenty-first century. Photos of their work and their working environments offer a unique view into the world of this ancient craft. Finally, in case you’re inspired to try your hand, the book also has a resources section that includes a valuable list of suppliers of plant fibers, plants, and tools, as well as information about training courses, useful websites and more—everything you need to get started.
Plants and Flowers
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Awesome Animals
This great book is 160 pages packed with fascinating and sometimes foul facts about some of the world's most unusual creatures. This title also contains stunning photographs of the animals and a glossary to explain any new or difficult words.
How Big Is 43 Quintillion?
It's hard to imagine what a crowd of one billion people would look like, but if one billion children stood on each other's shoulders, they would reach past the moon! How Big Is 43 Quintillion helps readers understand large numbers by relating them to everyday situations. Simple explanations accompanied by amusing infographics help readers visualise large numbers and get a grip on basic concepts in Maths. A glossary and further reference material are also included at the end of the book.
DK Readers L4 Robot Universe
Robot Universe takes the reader on a discovery of fascinating modern-day robots, and gives the reader a look at the past, and future of robotic evolution. A thrilling introduction to the capabilities of robots and the computers that control them, from space rovers to robots that perform surgery. Meet Pepper, the first robot able to show and understand human emotions, all in one book! Robot Universe unravels a world populated with advanced robots that help assist human understanding and discovery. Filled with engaging topics, interactive pages and fun facts. Explore the capabilities of robots and the computers that control them. This nonfiction book is perfect for independent young readers ag...
How to Invent
Invention is a big part of daily life and anyone can be an inventor. This book breaks the process down into eight easy-to-follow stages and offers tips and examples for every stage. With a particular focus on inventing toys and puzzles, discover how and why the Rubik's cube was invented and the problems Erno Rubik encountered along the way. There are also case studies of inspirational young inventors, for example gymnast George Niseen who invented the trampoline at the age of 16.
Savage Sharks
Features the most fearsome predators from around the world. Vibrant, full-colour photography brings nature to life. Accessible, bite-sized chunks of information suitable for reluctant readers.
Live Organic
Gardening.
Amazing Creatures
"Describes unusual species of mammals, reptiles, and fish that have unique features and behaviors that help them adapt to their habitats"--Provided by publisher.
Freaky Fish
"Describes unusual species of fish and their unique features that help them adapt to their ocean habitats"--Provided by publisher.
