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In The Night Garden Activity Set - 2 Books - Bbc - Z99Category: Books Description: These activity books have been designed with very young children in mind... In Happy Garden! the stickers are huge - easily big enough to be handled by the smallest of fingers - and fans of the popular show will love using them to create their very own In the Night Garden scenes on the fold-out cover. In Hello Makka Pakka! young children will find plenty of space to draw, colour and scribble and there are brilliant press-out and play pieces that are, again, big enough for toddlers as they begin to take part in this type of creative play. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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The Garden Bird YearCategory: Other Brand: New Holland Publisher Description: This appealing guide describes and explains, season by season, the bird activity in your garden, and offers practical advice on how to manage your garden for birds. Key species are described individually and the text throughout is illustrated with evocative, original artwork and stunning photography. Review this product |
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Whos In The Garden? - Jill Mcdonald - Novelty and Activity BooksCategory: Books Description: In this delightful novelty peepo book, small children are invited to look through the holes on every other page to answer the repeating refrain, 'Who's coming to see how my garden grows?' The energetic, rhyming text introduces all sorts of creatures that are busy foraging and frolicking in the garden. Education Market: Playful 'peepo' holes and many kinds of garden creature make this an absorbing title for Early Years. Gift Market: The durable board book format encourages tactile play for babies and toddlers, and the peek-a-boo element is perfect for interactive reading aloud together. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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The Complete Garden Bird BookCategory: Other Brand: New Holland Publisher Description: One of the greatest pleasures of having a garden is being able to find and identify the great number of different bird species which may feed, bathe and nest there, or simply fly over, particularly during migration. The latest edition of this bestseller The Complete Garden Bird Book combines full identification and behavioural features of over 70 common garden bird species with detailed information on attracting birds to your garden. Stunningly illustrated, yet simple to use, The Complete Garden Bird Book will ensure that you get the maximum pleasure from your garden whatever its size or location. The Complete Garden Bird Book is endorsed by The Wildlife Trusts. Review this product |
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