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RSPB Children's Guide to Birdwatching
| Publisher: | A & C Black |
| Catalogue number: | 131806 |
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This new RSPB-endorsed book is a practical and comprehensive introduction to watching birds, for children aged 8-12 years.
Lavishly illustrated throughout with full-colour photographs and paintings...
| Publisher: | Stanfords |
| Catalogue number: | 150652 |
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This 750 piece jigsaw displays a reproduction of J De Ram’s map of London, dated at around 1690, “Londini Angliae Regni Metropolis Novissima & Accuratissima”.
This was originally published to mark...
| Publisher: | Cadogan Guides |
| Catalogue number: | 152530 |
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Everything from getting around, to what to do for tired legs and low boredom thresholds. Featuring hundreds of child-friendly attractions, restaurants and hotels, this guide is packed with practical...
The Barefoot Book of Fairy Tales
| Author: | Malachy Doyle |
| Publisher: | Harry N Abrams |
| Catalogue number: | 136360 |
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Follow a journey to magical and memorable lands with this anthology of classic fairy tales from cultures around the world.
This marvellous collection includes twelve popular and lesser-known fairy tales...
The Story of London: From Roman River to Capital City
| Author: | Christopher Maynard |
| Publisher: | A & C Black |
| Catalogue number: | 84874 |
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Over the last 2,000 years, London has been fought over, knocked down, re-built, burned and bombed. Its turbulent past makes it one of the most exciting cities in the world.
This is the story of how...
| Publisher: | Guy Fox Ltd |
| Catalogue number: | 142948 |
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Guy Fox's "London Children's Map" is a simple, illustrated pocket-sized map of central London, showing all the city's top sites and fun attractions with cartoon images. The map comes with free stickers...
The Ultimate London Sticker Book
| Publisher: | Dorling Kindersley |
| Catalogue number: | 73390 |
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Create your own picture book of London using these high-quality colour stickers of photographs of London.
| Author: | Rob Lloyd Jones |
| Publisher: | Usborne Publishing |
| Catalogue number: | 158621 |
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“See Inside London” is a fantastic flap book that takes children on a journey through London from ancient times to today, letting them learn about the capital’s colourful history in an interactive way...
| Publisher: | British Heritage Ltd |
| Catalogue number: | 60170 |
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The A-Z London Street Map de-luxe 500-piece puzzle is printed with the well-known A-Z Ordnance Survey map of the streets of central London.
The earliest jigsaw puzzles ever made were produced by John...
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Last summer I went to Brighton, with the wholesome intentions of going on many cultural expeditions and walking along the South Downs, saturating myself in the idyllic scenery. Unfortunately I was to...
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I was feeling frazzled and needed a quick, late-summer break, somewhere non-taxing and easy on the eye. Flicking through my Lonely Planet guide to England, the page fell open on the Cotswolds, and I only needed to see the words ‘lush rolling hills and picture-postcard villages’ to book a hire car and started packing my rucksack.
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For some 10 years or more our group of friends have escaped the crush and inflated prices of a London New Year's Eve to meet up with the Bristol mob in the West Country. This has allowed us to wreak...
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Sidestepping the clichéd comments about rain and industrial gloom, there are strong arguments for choosing Manchester as a city break destination. There is the social and cultural history of one of England’s great urban centres, the sense of vibrancy and vitality of a place in flux, and the architectural wonders of a city with one foot in the past and...
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Being a mountain goat and a lover of rollercoaster rocky cliffs and coves, my brother's choice of a farmhouse in mid-Norfolk for this year's break did not fill me with the immediate enthusiasm my dear...
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The Isle of Wight first became a popular holiday destination due to Queen Victoria. The building of Osborne House suddenly made the Island the place to be seen, and the development of Cowes as a playground...
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Getmapping's groundbreaking project
Not since William the Conqueror recorded England in the Domesday Book has there ever been such a record of the country. A record that is so detailed as to show every road, every house, and every tree...
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The Charlie Connelly Interview
When Charlie Connelly came to Stanfords recently to sign copies of his hugely successful Attention All Shipping just prior to the launch of his latest book, In Search of Elvis, James Innes Williams...
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