Small children (and lots of adults!) love pants. They love talking about pants. They giggle whenever pants are mentioned. Let's face it - pants are VERY FUNNY! PANTS is a picture book with a brilliant rhyming text by Giles Andreae and lots of hilarious pictures by Nick Sharratt. As we go through the book we meet lots of different animals, people and sometimes inanimate objects each wearing a different kind of pants - every shape, pattern, colour, size and style that you can think of - and lots more besides! This book will make children laugh and they will ask for it again and again. PANTS - which ones are your favourite?
Three different parts of the world, but all of them dangerous, lonely places. Three different women, but all of them adventurous and determined.Robyn Davidson walked nearly 3,000 kilometres across the Australian desert -- with a dog and four camels.Arlene Blum led a team of ten women to the top of Annapurna -- one of the highest mountains in the world. Only eight came down again.Naomi James sailed around the world alone, on a journey lasting more than 250 days.
Yes, I do. I object!” Standing at the altar, Sebastian Rey-Defoe has resigned himself to a marriage of convenience, until a flame-haired siren interrupts the ceremony! Worse, he recognizes her, and this must be her idea of revenge Mari Jones is determined to put a dent in Sebastian’s insurmountable pride—and to make him pay for his sins. But she hasn’t bargained on the sparks that fly the instant she and the arrogant tycoon meet again. Nor did she ever imagine that the consequences of her plan would see her walking down the aisle toward Sebastian! Seven Sexy Sins—The true taste of temptation!
I laughed and I was surprised and I just really, really , liked this book. I see the author has a new one coming out in paper in June, I'm surprised they have not picked him up for a hardback yet, but I won't be surprised if that happens on his third. Again, great debut.
The young maiden Leelinau is forbidden from going into the Spirit Wood. But Leelinau so enjoys her time spent there with the Pukwudjinees (the tiny fairies of the forest) that she risks playing with them time and time again. The legend explores the resistance many of us harbor of entering adulthood.
