Mr. Murray's List of New and Recent Publications
A fascinating glimpse into the world of publishing at the close of the 19th century, "Mr. Murray's List of New and Recent Publications July, 1890" offers a unique window into the titles offered by the esteemed publisher John Murray. This catalog provides a snapshot of literary tastes and popular subjects of the era. Detailing a range of publications from general reference works to advertising and promotional materials, this historical document illuminates the business side of literature and offers valuable insight into the publishing industry. Beyond business, the list includes biographical works that would appeal to young adults interested in comics and graphic novels. A treasure for historians, book collectors, and anyone curious about the evolution of the book trade, this catalog provides a primary source look at what John Murray considered worthy of note for his 1890 book list. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves a moment in literary history for all to appreciate.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
Mr. Murray's List of New and Recent Publications
A fascinating glimpse into the world of publishing at the close of the 19th century, "Mr. Murray's List of New and Recent Publications July, 1890" offers a unique window into the titles offered by the esteemed publisher John Murray. This catalog provides a snapshot of literary tastes and popular subjects of the era. Detailing a range of publications from general reference works to advertising and promotional materials, this historical document illuminates the business side of literature and offers valuable insight into the publishing industry. Beyond business, the list includes biographical works that would appeal to young adults interested in comics and graphic novels. A treasure for historians, book collectors, and anyone curious about the evolution of the book trade, this catalog provides a primary source look at what John Murray considered worthy of note for his 1890 book list. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves a moment in literary history for all to appreciate.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
The Green Bay Packers
Ever worn a block of cheese on your head when you went to a football game? For Green Bay Packers fans, also known as "Cheeseheads," it's a sign of loyalty. The revised "The Green Bay Packers" by Mark Stewart offers young fans a look into one of the NFL's teams with the most loyal, spirited fans while including fun facts, team spotlights such as Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers, and pictures of Packers memorabilia.
Thomas Muller The Story of a True Champion
With great talent and vision and his winning smile, Thomas Muller has emerged as one of the world's most accomplished soccer players of our time. Behind his whimsical eyes is an inspiring coming-of-age story. This is the tale of a natural winner who made it to the top by always being true to himself.Michael Part is the bestselling author of The Soccer Stars series. Among his books are The Flea: The Amazing Story of Leo Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo: The Rise of a Winner, Neymar The Wizard, and many others. His books have been published in 36 countries worldwide.
Lonely Planet Kids Snacks Around the World
This lip-smacking compendium of quirky and tasty snacks from around the world, features sweet, crunchy, chewy and salty treats like you wouldn't believe. Do you dare to dig in?From cheese and onion flavoured chocolate bars in Ireland, to salted egg popcorn in Taiwan, and bacon gumballs in the USA, Snacks Around the World is packed with fun facts, awesome illustrations, and fascinating insights into food customs and traditions. This is the ultimate exploration of unique and wonderful bites from across the globe!Inside Snacks Around the World: More than 200 popular and unconventional snacks from all over the world including daring pairings, delicious sweet treats, adventurous eats, and bizarre morsels for the culinary curiousIntroduces kids to the incredible variety of awesome foods from different countries as well as food festivals and interesting cultural traditionsWritten with an engaging, informative, and lively tone to keep children - and even grown ups - entertained from the first page to the lastFun features include the Anatomy of a Snack and Snack Spotlights, so young readers can learn even more about the cultural significance of snacks from different places Written by Lisa M. Gerry, author of numerous children's books, including 100 Ways to Be Thankful, 100 Ways to Make the World Better, and Water! Why Every Drop Counts and How You Can Start Making Waves to Protect ItStunning bold and colorfully illustrated cover with additional illustrations and photos throughout the internal pagesChapters cover chewy, crunchy, sweet, and salty snacksfrom: the USA, Jamaica, Costa Rica, Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, China, Indonesia, Singapore, India, Philippines, Australia, UK, Portugal, Sweden, Greece, France, Spain, Turkey, South Africa, and many more Explore the world one unique and tasty treat at a time with this epic collection of snacks from across the globe that's perfect for curious kids and foodies alike.
Get Dressed!
An illustrated, interactive introduction to fashion history for children, revealing the fascinating connections between clothing and cultureIn this first book of fashion history for children, young readers will discover fabulous clothing and fashion trends worn by people past and present. Packed with extraordinary facts and eye-catching illustrations, the book reveals through a fun guessing game format why Elizabethan men stuffed their stockings, only certain people were allowed to wear red in the Ottoman Empire, and Marie Antoinette once wore a wig with a toy ship in it.Featuring 10 high-interest periods including the Ancient Greeks, Early Iron Age Denmark, Tang Dynasty China, Elizabethan England, the French Revolution, Edo Era Japan, 1920s USA, and 1950s Ghana, Get Dressed! goes back in time to capture the fun of fashions' past, from the perfectly practical to the potentially perilous.The book also includes a forward-looking spread on fashion's future, featuring designers known for their ground-breaking and sustainable approaches, such as Stella McCartney, Sami Miro, Tommy Hilfiger, and Vivienne Westwood.Ages 5-8
The Great Adventure of Henry, the Milk Carton
♻️ Join Henry the Brave Milk Carton on a Recycling Adventure! ♻️Meet Henry, a small but mighty milk carton with big dreams. When his fridge life ends, his recycling journey begins! In this inspiring and educational story, young readers follow Henry's transformation and learn how even simple actions can help our planet thrive.Why This Book? Educational & Fun - Teaches children how recycling works in a relatable, engaging way. Beautiful Illustrations - Vibrant visuals bring Henry's adventure to life! Eco-Inspiration - Encourages mindful habits and environmental stewardship. Perfect For: Kids aged 4-8 curious about recycling and the environment Parents and educators seeking fun tools to teach green living Fans of The Eco-Heroes Adventures seriesInspire your little eco-hero with Henry's journey! Grab your copy and help save the Earth one carton at a time.
Sammy and the Magic of Photosynthesis
Discover the magic of nature with Sammy, the adventurous little seedling! Sammy and the Magic of Photosynthesis is a beautifully illustrated children's book that brings the science of plants to life in a fun, accessible way. Join Sammy on an inspiring journey as she learns how photosynthesis works-and why plants are so important to our planet.Through vibrant illustrations and a heartwarming story, kids aged 4 to 8 will explore the wonders of the natural world, discover how plants grow, and understand the vital role they play in keeping Earth healthy.Perfect for parents, teachers, and eco-conscious families, this book is part of The Eco-Heroes Adventures series-designed to teach children about environmental topics in a fun and engaging way. Why Kids & Adults Love This Book: �� Educational & Engaging: Introduces science concepts like photosynthesis, sunlight, and plant life in simple, kid-friendly language. ��Vibrant Illustrations: Eye-catching art keeps children engaged and enhances learning.♻️ Eco-Hero Message: Encourages environmental awareness and love for nature.✨ Interactive Elements: Includes reflection questions and a fun eco tip to spark curiosity beyond the story.A must-have for early science classrooms, nature-loving families, and young readers curious about how the world works.Grab your copy of Sammy and the Magic of Photosynthesis and help your child become an Eco-Hero today!
The Ancient Olympic Games
Travel back in time to Ancient Greece to discover the origins of the Olympic Games. Bright, bold and dynamic artwork bring to life the origins of the Olympic Games. Find out about the legend behind the games, the original events and the excitement that filled Olympia during the Olympic Festival. See how the competitors used to train and learn about each of the original events that took place, including chariot racing, wrestling, the discuss, javelin and boxing. Get the Olympic buzz from all the excitement of the hippodrome, Olympic ceremonies and celebrations, and learn about the importance of the Heraia - the competition for women organised by women. This book provides a brilliant and striking introduction to the Ancient Olympics for children aged 7+.
Mara Plants a Seed
How does a handful of seeds turn into a garden? With lyrical language and blooming illustrations, Mara Plants a Seed demonstrates the transformative power of simple actions. By cleaning up an empty lot and planting fifty sunflower seeds, Mara begins to create a flourishing, wild garden--but she doesn't do it alone. Little does Mara know, flying insects, digging worms, hungry birds, noisy neighbors, and other secret gardeners are working to help transform the lot into something even more beautiful than she imagined. Rain storms wash away seeds, but rabbits leave some behind. Some helpers nibble up weeds, and others fertilize the soil. Each time Mara visits the garden, she's expecting to see her sunflowers growing. But as the flowers blossom, she uncovers the exciting secrets waiting for her! Mara Plants a Seed inspires young readers to develop a deeper connection to the environment around them and study the many ways natural processes and ordinary animals help plants grow and thrive. Children will watch as Mara's simple action of restoring an empty lot transforms a community and the beautiful way the garden bursts to life.
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Girls with Goals
The twisty, turny but triumphant rise of women's soccer is one of the most fascinating stories in sports - and women's - history. From the very birth of the sport in 19th century England, girls and women have always found a way to play - and keeping playing - the sport they love, in spite of the bans, challenges, rules, and backward-looking attitudes. Fast forward to today and women's soccer is now officially a global powerhouse. It is the most popular women's sport in the world with an ever-growing number of players, supporters, and viewers. With stunningly adept storytelling and a wealth of historical and up-to-date imagery Girls with Goals tells this fascinating story from its origins in working class England to the worldwide phenomenon it is today. Whether you are just starting out in your football journey or you are an experienced player who already loves the sport, you'll come to understand women's football in a completely new way through intriguing tales and anecdotes, and meeting important characters in the sport from past and present - including from the perspective of marginalized sportspeople. A love letter to women's soccer and the female athletes who inspired girls all over the world to pull on their cleats, Girls with Goals will honor the women who fought hard to play the sport they loved and paved the way for athletes playing all women's sports today. The full story of the history of the women's game has yet to be told for the YA market so Girls with Goals is a book that every young soccer lover needs on their shelf.
The Boy Who Saved Everything
Does your child love to collect things?Then they'll love Flem B. McCloud-the boy who saves it all: socks, rocks, straws, even lightning bugs.
Down with Lime Books
2025 CHILDREN'S BOOK COUNCIL HOT OFF THE PRESS PICK A timely allegorical picture book about the very real dangers of book banning Paige and her pals picked out teal books and red books and plum books and more--so many they spilled from the shelves to the floor. . . . But not everyone thought that this rainbow was grand--some wanted lime-colored books to be banned. When a town bigwig and her cranky crew snatch all the lime-green books from the school library, Paige and her pals must defend their right to read. With rollicking rhymes by Jan Zauzmer and colorful illustrations by Blanca Mill獺n perfect for read-aloud fun, Down with Lime Books! takes young readers on an empowering adventure to banish the ban and save the books.
Legend of the Ishkadees
In a distant land far from the comforts of his own bedroom, Emet embarks on a remarkable journey. This land is inhabited by wondrous creatures: golden monkeys, pink elephants, and the intriguing Ishkadees. These mystical beings possess medicinal powers known only to pure souls under the age of nine. Unlike the usual bedtime stories told by his father, this tale becomes a stark reality for Emet. With just ten days left before his ninth birthday, he must undertake a treacherous journey to seek an Ishkadee's healing abilities to save his ailing mother.Emet, accompanied by his mother, father, grandfather, and their guide, plunges deep into the jungle in search of this elusive miracle. However, their quest unveils more than they had anticipated, revealing that their own relationships are in need of healing as well. As the story unfolds, Emet's emotionally removed father is confronted with a pivotal choice, forcing him to reassess what truly matters.This is a story of hope, faith, and the ever-evolving realization that the essence of all love resides within one's self and family. Will the Ishkadees, said to inhabit the depths of the Erawan jungle in Thailand, prove to be more than just a legend?
