Kirjahaku

This is a 'multi' level (large print and travel size) Su Doku puzzle book as part of the Sudoku 100 Puzzles with Solutions range. Great for those who want something with different and progressive skill levels in the same book including adults and children interested in being challenged and working out the advanced techniques for this great game (basic instructions are at the front and solutions are at the back of the book). A great way to relax and keep your brain active and sharp. A great gift or treat to yourself - this range also has the following difficulty levels (10 books available per level): Easy, Medium, Hard, Fiendish.

This is a 'multi' level (large print and travel size) Su Doku puzzle book as part of the Sudoku 100 Puzzles with Solutions range. Great for those who want something with different and progressive skill levels in the same book including adults and children interested in being challenged and working out the advanced techniques for this great game (basic instructions are at the front and solutions are at the back of the book). A great way to relax and keep your brain active and sharp. A great gift or treat to yourself - this range also has the following difficulty levels (10 books available per level): Easy, Medium, Hard, Fiendish.

Over 130 pages including 1 'Certificate of completion' to cut out and display.This tracing book has 2 key sections: Section 1: Follow the lines 'How to' guide followed by lighter letters (lowercase and uppercase) to trace over. Section 2: Blank lined pages for further practice using your own choice of words and letters.Fun letters and illustrations can be colored in (pencils are suggested) and reinforce the lessons and hold attention.Can be cut out and placed into clear sheets then used with a dry wipe clean marker for multiple long lasting use.8.5" x 11" pages with durable glossy cover.Suggested age range 3-5 years.Plain (sans serif) type face for clear 'non-joined' writing.This letter tracing book is the first step in providing one of the most important communications skills... WRITING. We forget and take for granted what it must be like to work out how to hold the pen the right way and the direction it must follow to create the lines that turn into letters, words and sentences. The hand writing book helps you with that experience with clear and easy to follow diagrams and pictures that will keep your child engaged and interested. The handwriting workbook has a sense of fun, which as we all know makes learning easier. Work needs reward so a 'certificate of completion' can be cut out and displayed somewhere prominent. Kickstart your child's writing journey with this easy to use and fun handwriting workbook. A 'cursive style' (joined up) version is also available: Search for ISBN 9781709479670

Over 130 pages including 1 'Certificate of completion' to cut out and display.This tracing book has 2 key sections: Section 1: Follow the lines 'How to' guide followed by lighter letters (lowercase and uppercase) to trace over. Section 2: Blank lined pages for further practice using your own choice of words and letters.Fun letters and illustrations can be colored in (pencils are suggested) and reinforce the lessons and hold attention.Can be cut out and placed into clear sheets then used with a dry wipe clean marker for multiple long lasting use.8.5" x 11" pages with durable glossy cover.Suggested age range 3-5 years.Cursive type face for 'joined-up' writing.This letter tracing book is the first step in providing one of the most important communications skills... WRITING. We forget and take for granted what it must be like to work out how to hold the pen the right way and the direction it must follow to create the lines that turn into letters, words and sentences. The hand writing book helps you with that experience with clear and easy to follow diagrams and pictures that will keep your child engaged and interested. The handwriting workbook has a sense of fun, which as we all know makes learning easier. Work needs reward so a 'certificate of completion' can be cut out and displayed somewhere prominent. Kickstart your child's writing journey with this easy to use and fun handwriting workbook. A 'Plain style' (non-joined up) version is also available: Search for ISBN 9781709476334

Over 100 pages. 8.5" x 11" with matte cover.Upper and lowercase letters to write over.Can be cut out and placed into clear sheets then used with a dry wipe clean marker for multiple long lasting use.Suggested age range 3 years upwards.Plain (sans serif) typeface for clear 'non-joined' writing.This letter tracing book is the first step in providing one of the most important communications skills... WRITING. We forget and take for granted what it must be like to work out how to hold the pen the right way and the direction it must follow to create the lines that turn into letters, words and sentences. The hand writing book helps you with that experience and will keep your child engaged and interested. It's also suitable for teens and adults who want to improve and refresh their writing skills.

Long ago the whole of Southern England was covered in forest. Over time, this woodland has been gradually cut back, but small patches remain amidst the suburban sprawl of South-East London. A few ancient oaks still stand in gaps between housing estates, alongside railway lines and acting as boundary markers on roundabouts. The history and magic that once filled the ancient forest can still be felt even when the trees are long gone. Memories of the Great North Wood are recorded in the place names – Forest Hill, Honor Oak, Norwood. This graphic novels tells the stories of the bandits, outlaws and gypsies that once roamed the forest. Their presence can sometimes be felt when the hum of the city is quiet. Tim Bird’s psychogeographical work depicts how memories live on in the landscape of The Great North Wood.

Sue Bird was always painting: botanical art, landscapes, still lifes, and especially the sea. She took classes, kept countless sketchbooks, and filled the house with art. From their neighbourhood to their family trips, all the moments of her life were memorialised in her artwork. Throughout her life, she never sold a piece - she gave art to family and friends, and shared her work online, but never received wider recognition for her work. This graphic novel by her son, Tim Bird, explores their family life and her creative explorations through a mix of her paintings and Tim's comics, depicting their relationship and her life from teenagehood to her struggle with cancer at the height of the covid pandemic. After her death, this graphic novel at last showcases her work. At its heart a book about creativity and family relationships, Adrift on a Painted Sea tells a story about the things we overlook in the people closest to us.

Suomenlinnalla on aivan erityinen paikka palkitun englantilaisen valokuvaajan ja matkailutoimittajan Tim Birdin sydämessä. Pääkaupunkia vartioiva linnake saarineen on hänelle ”Helsingin kruununjalokivi”, jonka kiehtovuuden takaa jatkuvasti muuttuva valo ja sen myötä tunnelma.Bird on vanginnut tähän kauniiseen kirjaan Suomenlinnaa repivät tuulet, sen syliinsä kietovan usvan, sitä peittävät lumipyryt ja ympäröivän jään sekä heleän kevään ja kukkivan kesän, jotka tarjoavat vastakohdan modernille kantakaupungille.Kirjan upeat kuvat tallentavat vaihtuvat vuodenajat, ja niitä yhdistävät saarten asukkaiden tarinat. Tervetuloa matkalle Helsingin kauneimpaan ja historiallisimpaan lähiöön!Kirjan tekstit ovat suomeksi ja englanniksi.Tim Bird on Suomessa yli 30 vuotta asunut englantilainen valokuvaaja ja matkailutoimittaja. Iso-Britannian matkailutoimittajien kilta on valinnut Timin vuoden valokuvaajaksi vuosina 2012 ja 2015, ja hänellä on myös lukuisia muita palkintoja matkakuvistaan.

A personal view of ‘the world’s happiest country’ from an accidental expat in Finland Tim Bird arrived in Finland by accident in the early Eighties. More than forty years on, he is still there. He has watched the transformation of his adopted homeland from semi-detached member of the Soviet bloc to modern European nation that tops the rankings, year after year, as ‘the happiest country in the world’. Does it deserve that status? Do the Finns, known for their hard drinking, their sisu (grit) and their passion for heavy metal, recognise that description of themselves? Telling the story of his own path to Finnish citizenship while also delving into the writings of a 19th-century British traveller, Bird interrogates the claim made on Finland’s behalf. In this clear-sighted – but never cynical – sideways look at the land of the sauna, the Northern Lights and the Moomins, Bird spotlights the Nordic nation’s distinctive culture, landscape and language. As he helps us understand the Finnish notion of contentment, are there life-lessons for the rest of us?