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A Corner to Learn
This book explores imaginative ways to expand children's experience through play. It incorporates ideas using role play corners to develop language skills and cross-curricular work. A Corner to Learn features creative ideas on making 21 original home corners and brilliant colour photos of the corner in use. An introductory section describes the role of home corners learning. The book also provides detailed practical advice and step-by-step line drawings that explain exactly how to make and use play corners for creative learning. This is a fantastic source of inspiration for making and using home corners and play to develop early learning.
Tallula's Atishoo!
Tallula was doing what she liked to do most of all - wallowing in mud! The stickier the better. But she soon discovers that you can have too much of a good thing, when she overstays her welcome in the muddy depths!
Red Robin
Who are The Socials, and what is their mysterious agenda in moving young people across the city in self-organizing crowds? Is it mind-control, or simply boredom? What starts as fun and games becomes deadly serious and leads to an unexpected confrontation between Robin and Red Robin.
Little Robin Red Vest
Jan Fearnley's much-loved festive story about a kind little robin is re-illustrated for a new generation
Red Robin
Red Robin the autobiography of R. E. Davis. Brought up in a hostile environment, how a young boy became reliant upon wildlife and nature's natural larder for sustenance and solace.
Red, Red Robin
When Ruth Lasseter hires an escort to cover for a workplace affair, she lets a deeply disturbed young man into her life. Though she survives the consequence, she's left with the lingering suspicion that he hasn't simply disappeared. He's still out there, taking out his problems on other woman just like her. There was a moment when Ruth had her chance to stop him for good. But she didn't take it. Now she sees that closure-for both of them-lies on the other side of that line.
The Little Red Robin
This beautifully illustrated children's book tells the story of a little red robin who flies the nest and makes his home in an allotment garden. It has been designed to educate young readers about this well-loved little bird. The beautiful watercolour illustrations show the robin in his natural habitat through the seasons and the various stages of his development. It will delight, engage, educate and inspire young children about nature. The story also includes some text which aims to stimulate discussions about teamwork and togetherness as well as several extra features at the back of the book for older readers to learn a little more about robins. Find out where robins live, how they came to be called 'robin red breasts', what robins are called when they are young, whether they are born with red breasts and much, much more! The large font size has been designed to be easy for older readers to read, with some assistance, as soon as they have a good understanding of phonics and basic words. The book size has been chosen by the author, a mother of twins, to be large enough to be enjoyed by two children at the same time and to allow the book to stand vertically on book shelves.
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Mrs Rainbow
Mrs Rainbow lived a happy and colorful life in her brightly painted cottage, that is, until the Fistrict Council decided that things had to change. However, the Council hadn't bargained on the local villagers, who decided to take mattersinto their own hands. Then things really did start to change! This is a great story that proves that happiness really can be found at the end of a rainbow! See inside the book - Mrs Rainbow
