The Amazing Book: Find and Count series is a fun way to boost reading skills while engaging in STEM (science technology engineering and mathematics) components. The books reflect the integrated magic of learning by seeing hearing saying and doing. In Amazing Animals Under the Sea your child will learn fun facts about marine animals as they learn to read and count. Additionally by using the parent pages of accompanying animal facts your child will be introduced to important scientific terms that they will use throughout their education. Simultaneously the book puts into practice the skill of repetition. This repetition of seeing hearing and saying a concept or word out loud is a fundamental learning tool that not only encourages mastery of new skills but provides a sense of security and confidence through its predictability. The bright colorful images combined with the interactive repeating text is a winning combination that is sure to capture and hold your child s interest while inspiring a want to learn attitude toward future exploration. Amazing Animals Under the Sea will increase the confidence of your child while they learn about life under the sea. Without a doubt it will make learning about science technology engineering and mathematics fun. So sit back and relax while you enjoy this fun learning experience with your child.

First edition/printing. Book is in Near Fine condition and the jacket is in Very Good condition (one closed tear and V chip and overall wear). Richard Powers cover art!

Darkening to spine otherwise a very nice copy, bound in full leather by Hatchards, with 6 mounted plates. Contains: The Optimism of Byron / Pope and the Art of Satire / Stevenson / Rostand / Charles II.

A first edition of this illustrated history of the village of Claygate, signed by the author. First edition. Signed by the author to the front endpaper. Illustrated throughout with photographs and sketches. A history of the village of Claygate from 1066, hamlets and housing developments, to the clay and brick industry, and local politics. Written by Malcolm W. H. Peebles. In the original red cloth binding. Externally, excellent. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean with the odd handling mark. Near Fine

Hard cover, 286pp. Reissue of E. H. Visiak's masterpiece, signed by him on front free endpaper: ""To Adela MacNamee from E.H.Visiak. Aug 10, 1963. With best wishes."" The novel Medusa could have been written by H.P.Lovecraft as part of his Cthulhu Mythos stories, as it concerns a similar search for an other-wordly presence, and the terror which results. E.H.Visiak (1878 - 1972) was a scholar of John Milton as well as a poet and writer. Condition: Near Fine in a Very Good dust jacket which has some wear at the edges, now protected in mylar.