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Ben Newell has an audience of over 2 million plant enthusiasts across the world who delight in his curiosity and care for nature as he shares his terrariums on social media. In 2022, Ben received a RHS Chelsea Gold Medal in recognition of his work and was shortlisted for Garden Media Guild Social Media Influencer of the Year. He has been featured in publications such as The Spruce, Buzzfeed, and LadBible and made appearances at BBC Hereford & Worcester Bloomsbury Festival and on Michael Perry's Plant Based Podcast.

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Welcome to Hello and Goodbye: two dark tales from two deceased narrators - bottled-lightning treats that will make you gasp, gurn, shiver and squirm. HELLO MR BONES: two damaged souls have, thanks to each other's love, turned their lives around. But as London's weather takes a turn for the worse, so do their fates, when raw evil runs riot the night of the impossible hurricane. GOODBYE MR RAT: an IRA bomber watches over his ex-lover as she takes his ashes back to his rural hometown. This girl from northern Indiana may not be ready for rural Ireland, yet the townsfolk of Iron Valley certainly have plans for her...Stark, blackly humorous and compressed to the point of detonation; McCabe writes like M. R. James took a dread wrong turning on an Irish country road.

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From bestselling author Christopher Franceschelli comes Hello, New York! and Hello, Paris!, board books about the most visited cities in the world. Each book opens with a simple map that puts all of the city sites in context before taking readers on a journey of the landmarks in each city. Playful die-cuts peek into windows and under bridges on each spread, culminating in an iconic gatefold at the end.

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Little ones will love saying 'hello' to a whole host of friendly savannah creatures in this delightful lift-the-flap book. Sam Boughton's vibrant illustrations bring facts to life with deft humour and memorable comparisons. With big flaps to lift and a fantastic double gatefold on the final spread, this book is sure to go down a storm with young readers.

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A heartfelt, witty, and thought-provoking YA love story about two teens who fall for each other while forced apart during quarantine, written by two New York Times bestselling authors, and for fans of Five Feet Apart, Anna and the French Kiss, and My Life Next DoorMaxine and Jonah meet in the canned goods aisle just as California is going into lockdown. Max’s part-time job as a personal grocery shopper is about to transform into a hellish gauntlet. Jonah’s preexisting anxiety is about to become an epic daily struggle. As Max and Jonah get to know each other through FaceTime dates, socially distanced playground hangs, and the escalating heartbreaks of the pandemic, they’re pushed apart by what they don’t share and pulled closer by what they do.As thoughtful, probing, and informed as it is buoyant, romantic, and funny, Hello (From Here) cuts across differences in class, privilege, and mental health, all thrown into stark relief by the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s a novel that looks at the first two months of the quarantine, and adds falling in love to the mess."Hello (From Here) isn't just a book about the pandemic." —PopSugar"It's also a funny, poignant romcom about the unpredictability of love in chaotic times. . . . Excellent." —BCCB* "Satisfyingly banter-filled." —PW, starred review“Sweet . . . Effectively rendered.” —Kirkus"Realistic." —SLJ"Not your typical romantic comedy, [it's] a timely update of the genre." —Booklist"Witty, entertaining . . . endearing and relatable.” —Common Sense Media"An unputdownable story that YA readers will adore.” —Brightly“Funny, romantic, and eerily familiar.” —author Kelly Loy Gilbert“Witty, hilarious, heart-filled, and romantic.” —author Jeff Zentner"In a category of its own. . . . Wonderful.” —Postmedia

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Bing makes a new friend in this charming picture book, based on the hit CBeebies TV series. Bing and Flop are playing catch in the park when an adorable lost dog joins their game. Under Flop’s watchful eye, Bing learns all about how to stroke a dog and soon has lots of fun with his new four-legged friend!But soon it’s time for the dog to go home and poor Bing is sad. How will he say goodbye? This heart-warming tale is perfect for Bingsters who love dogs and provides a gentle introduction to themes of ownership, responsibility and caring for pets.

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  A beautiful book all about Pepi Nana and her friends from the co-creator of Teletubbies and creator of In the Night Garden . . . Inspired by tales of toys that come to life when no one is looking, this charming series tells the comical story of the special friendships between the endearing characters in Moon and Me. Meet Pepi Nana, who loves to share fun and magical adventures with her Toy House friends: Moon Baby Mr Onion Little Nana Lambkin Colly Wobble Sleepy Dibillo Lily Plant 'Tiddle toddle!' Parents and children will love this introduction to the toys in Moon and Me - the pre-school bedtime series for CBeebies that's a hit for families with young children

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Encuadernación: CartonéIdiomas: Multilingue: Frances, inglés, alemánCalendario infantil en el que cada mes viene representado con imagénes del famoso personaje de Hello Kitty.

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Say hello to Scotland's most famous feathered friends!From the rare swooping osprey to the burrow-digging puffin, and the fast-diving gannet to the capering capercaillie, children will love meeting Scotland's different birds in these fun and friendly illustrations.Is that a golden eagle soaring high above the mountains?Packed with lively pictures and simple, clear words, this bold picture book from Kate McLelland, illustrator of There Was a Wee Lassie Who Swallowed a Midgie and Hello Scottish Animals!, brings her trademark bright illustration style to this perfect introduction to Scottish birds for young children.

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A chunky board book for babies in the Hello Baby brand- With simply illustrated images of very first animals- Pictures are set against alternating black-and-white backgrounds and are designed with bold colours to stimulate baby's vision- Clear text labels introduce key first words

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A poet of “epic perception” and “subtle music,” Mei-mei Berssenbrugge opens form into long, shimmering lines of profound emotional intensity and multivalent voices, splintered with space, silence, and desert light. Her new collection of poems, Hello, the Roses, is composed of three parts. The opening poems delve into an array of unities, of myth and landscape, fashion and culture, experience and forgetting, boys and ravens. The central poems explore an invisible world where plants, animals, and the self communicate and coexist. The final part contemplates the individual’s relationship to night, weather, and cosmological time as Berssenbrugge limns a karmic temporal continuum, a mandala of perception. Throughout are the roses, transforming slowly, almost imperceptibly,deepening awareness, creating fields: a rosette of civilization — a wild rose, a Delphic rose, imagined roses, white cabbage roses, an Apache rose, a Bourbon rose, our sacred mortality “saturated with being” in pink petals and gray-green leaves. Hello, the Roses is poetry enraptured with the phenomenal fullness of the world.

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The Hello Delay asks what happens around the saying of a thing and the receiving. Inside and outside of our daily communications, there are events, there are silences, déjà-vus, and intentions. These poems question the determined nature of our relationships to one another: What if this territory isn’t familiar after all? I Will Whisper it to you so that someone else may hear it. whether or not it’s heard by you, whether or not I hear it myself—that it is heard by a stranger. stranger and stranger. get out the fires and fire hoses, put away the stars. daybreak breaks into noon breaks into after, and after is a song, and singing makes you calmer. that’s okay but what are they saying down the street and lost on you, lost on you, lost on you. In this human ecology, language is king. In this book, familiarity resides in memory or song, but perhaps nothing is so familiar as the experience of the present. What is it then to be present, when meaning persists among us? We are more than what we say and what we think, but these words are the lucite passages we travel to that aggregate. In this place where understanding means being wrong together or just pretending to be right, Choffel’s poems honor the grandeur, the danger, and the mediocrity in manifesting what we make up as we go along. The Hello Delay might be experimental, but it is mostly experiential. It calls us out not to see how we will answer but to linger in the gaps of our refrain.

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The Hello Delay asks what happens around the saying of a thing and the receiving. Inside and outside of our daily communications, there are events, there are silences, déjà-vus, and intentions. These poems question the determined nature of our relationships to one another: What if this territory isn’t familiar after all? I Will Whisper it to you so that someone else may hear it. whether or not it’s heard by you, whether or not I hear it myself—that it is heard by a stranger. stranger and stranger. get out the fires and fire hoses, put away the stars. daybreak breaks into noon breaks into after, and after is a song, and singing makes you calmer. that’s okay but what are they saying down the street and lost on you, lost on you, lost on you. In this human ecology, language is king. In this book, familiarity resides in memory or song, but perhaps nothing is so familiar as the experience of the present. What is it then to be present, when meaning persists among us? We are more than what we say and what we think, but these words are the lucite passages we travel to that aggregate. In this place where understanding means being wrong together or just pretending to be right, Choffel’s poems honor the grandeur, the danger, and the mediocrity in manifesting what we make up as we go along. The Hello Delay might be experimental, but it is mostly experiential. It calls us out not to see how we will answer but to linger in the gaps of our refrain.

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Reconnect to your Higher Self to find your truth, unlearn limiting beliefs and biases, know your worth and experience your wholeness. Insecurities, inadequacies, self-doubt; we all have them, and never more so than in this age of social media saturation. Sometimes we can feel alone and limited by the lens on the world we grew up with.Hello, Higher Self is a self-care manifesto that calls on you to radically shift your perspective from the Learned Hierarchical Beliefs (LHBs) judging yourself against the world around you we've all internalized, to the self-acceptance we were born into aka our Higher Self.Connecting with your Higher Self means finding your own source of truth, wisdom and power, and remembering your innate worth in a world that can make you feel like an outsider who has to prove that you belong. You will learn to harness the power of your Higher Self through: Becoming witness to your thoughts Investigating w

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This beautiful, sensory-rich cloth book for babies is a perfect story for daytime reading. With gorgeous colours, soft tactile pages, and a mirror, this cloth book— printed on organic cotton – features adorable friendly faces and familiar objects that babies will love and respond to. Greet the day with familiar objects and animals such as the sun, a tree and a monkey – finally saying hello to you... and to me. The adorable faces and bold illustrations will ensure this book becomes a firm favourite to return to day after day. Little hands will love to explore Wee Gallery Cloth Books, a lovable collection of organic cloth books with crinkly pages that heighten babies' senses. The result of a fantastic partnership between Wee Gallery and words & pictures, the beautiful illustrations, bold lines, repeating patterns, and baby-safe mirror are designed to stimulate visual development in young infants. Presented in a sweet plastic-free gift box, this first mirror book makes an ideal gift.

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The perfect gift for a new mum on Mother's Day!With bright, high-contrast colours and exciting touch-and-feels, Baby Touch: Hello Mummy is perfect for sharing and will help to engage your baby's senses as they discover all sorts of babies and their mummies. Meow along with mummy cat, quack along with mummy duck - and look out for a mirror surprise at the end!Sensory developmentBoosts motor skillsRecommended for children aged 0+Illustrated by Lemon Ribbon StudioAlso available:Baby Touch: Hello, Daddy!Baby Touch: Happy BirthdayBaby Touch: FeelingsBaby Touch: Tummy TimeBaby Touch: Ears cloth bookBaby Touch: Tails cloth book

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Encuadernación: Tapa duraEdad recomendada: A partir de 18 meses.Libro sonoro con tapitas para levantar. Mira debajo de las pestañas y pulsa diez botones con sonidos mientras acompañas a Hello Kitty en sus aventuras.

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Meet Habiba, Aleksander, Malee, Elisa and Dinesh. They have left everything they have ever known and arrived in a classroom in a new country. Meet Grace, Jaylyn, Cameron, Miguel and Yu. They have never lived anywhere else. Hello! A Welcoming Story is the journey through the challenges that young refugees must navigate to find a sense of belonging in a new place. Flip it over and this two-books-in one also tells this story through the eyes of the students who welcome them in. In this Welcoming Story, all discover the power of embracing differences. Young refugees have traversed the world, escaped violence, and yet still struggle with the sense of identity forged in the way they dress, the foods they eat. The youngsters in this book encourage each other to be their unique and authentic selves. It is powerful for children to imagine themselves on both sides of this shared experience. It will elicit complex and important conversations with students of any age. Share this diverse book with your children and grandchildren, with your students and their teachers, and with your new neighbors. Experience the joy of feeling accepted and remember the power of a simple Hello!

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Now a Netflix series! Join imaginative ninjas Wes and Georgie as they chase down Wes’s stolen lost tooth in this Level One I Can Read book with text by N. D. Wilson and charming art by Forrest Dickison. Wes’s first tooth just came out—and now he’s lost it outside! The only way he and his best friend Georgie can find the tooth is if they imagine they’re both ninjas. But a sneaky bird stands in their way! Hello, Ninja! Goodbye, Tooth! is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it's perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. Whether shared at home or in a classroom, the short sentences, familiar words, and simple concepts of Level One books support success for children eager to start reading on their own.

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Cada día es una aventura y todo es nuevo si eres bebé. Decir Hola al gato y al piano, jugar con la tortuga. Saludar a las nubes y al parque. Explorar, mirar, tocar?Así pasan las horas y, al caer la noche, saludas al sueño diciendo: Hasta mañana!Un libro que, jugando con las formas de saludo hola y adiós, propone un recorrido a lo largo del día, de los objetos, momentos y personas que se mueven alrededor del bebé en sus primeros pasos para descubrirse a sí mismo y este mundo que habita.Las palabras de Mar Benegas dan vida a una melodía ritmada a través de la rima y de la métrica; las imágenes de Neus Caamaño están llenas de vida y juegan con los colores y la forma de las cosas.

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Not all creatures are night animals, but all creatures respond to the moon. Beautiful counting verse and luminous artwork bring to life the mystery and wonder of moonlight’s effect on us all.

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