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Roger Priddy's 1000 Animal Stickers is an activity book offering children hours of fun in discovering and recognizing many different kinds of creatures and matching them with their outlines.
With 1000 replaceable, photographic stickers of animals to play with, young kids can engage in pages of activities to complete--discover fascinating facts--and develop their hand-eye coordination skills along the way. Priddy's wide selection of Sticker Activity Fun books make learning fun. The books cover subjects which children love from animals to dinosaurs to pirates and include numerous activities such as puzzles games mazes and coloring--and of course fun stickers in every book!
1,000 Places to See Before You Die 1,000-Piece Puzzle. For Adults Travel Jigsaw 26 3/8 x 18 7/8
You don t need to leave home to travel the world and what better guide than Patricia Schultz, author of the #1 "New York Times" bestseller "1,000 Places to See Before You Die." The ultimate gift for both adventurers and armchair travelers, this calendar embarks on twelve trips-of-a-lifetime, all in the space of a year. Each destination Old Kyoto, coastal Maine, and the secluded, postcard-perfect Seychelles islands is explored with a full-color photographic itinerary, map, and text highlighting attractions and history."
It's a yearlong journey of a lifetime, and your expert guide is Patricia Schultz, author of the phenomenally successful 1,000 Places to See Before You Die(R) travel series. Each month, discover a new extraordinary location, from the Czech Republic to Buenos Aires to Italy's glorious Amalfi Coast. Exceptional full-color photographs--one large image at the top of each page and smaller ones throughout the grids--are accompanied by detailed trip itineraries, maps, and captivating text that highlights local history, travelers' tips, and more.
Reach for this book before you reach for the bin. How many times have you been through your post, and ended up with a pile of barely marked envelopes? Are you organized enough to keep them for future use, do you throw them in the recycling, or do you start to wish there were more satisfying ways of reusing them? Whether you are stuck on the subway, or just stuck indoors, you will find plenty of inspiration here to pass the time, and to empty your trash can. There are instructions for making personal items such as jewelry, stationery from mini notebooks to business cards, household necessities such as jar labels and a chopsticks holder, things for kids to make and play with, and festive decorations for everything from Christmas to Valentine's Day. You can even create a fly whisk from a plain paper envelope, or make something more elaborate from lined or colored versions.
Two Egrets Blank Journal & Sketch Book is a durable, beautiful little blank journal to keep your night dreams, your day dreams, visions and fantasies. Sized at 7.25 x 5.25, they fit perfectly into your handbag or briefcase. Each blank journal has pages lined on one side and blank on another (just in case you would like to sketch!). Watercolor artist Roderick MacIver's popular Two Egrets image graces the front cover with his radiant Great Egret Blue found on the back.
These diverting note cards from the cheeky, colorful imagination of Ana Benaroya, author and illustrator of 120 Ways to Annoy Your Mother (And Influence People), are perfect for writing to friends, loved ones, and . . . not so loved ones. Each is emblazoned with a unique design in Benaroya's signature style, including beefy superheroes, playful cats, angst-ridden teenagers, and more, and is blank inside so that the sender may add their own sentiment.
Boldly printed in bright colors and irresistibly packaged, the note cards will appeal to preteen or college graduates who nurse a rebellious streak and march to the beat of their own drum.
Boldly printed in bright colors and irresistibly packaged, the note cards will appeal to preteen or college graduates who nurse a rebellious streak and march to the beat of their own drum.
The year is 1866, and the Maritime world is gripped by fear after reported sightings of a huge and terrible "sea monster, " in this plausible, terrifying and utterly gripping tale.
Enjoy a year of Inuit prints in this engaging wall calendar; many of these images date from recent annual releases of Kinngait Studios in Cape Dorset. Artists featured include Kenojuak Ashevak, Meelia Kelly, Kavavaow Mannomee, Itee Pootoogook, Kananginak Pootoogook and Mary Pudlat.
A stunning celebration of the domestic cat as seen in art, Cosmopolitan Cats 2006 presents a year of the most beautiful, charming, and elegant images of felines in luscious four-color artwork. Culled from the New York Public Library's vast collections of prints, fine art, and rare books, these captivating portraits of the ever-mysterious yet always alluring domestic cat, by such greats as Manet, Steinlen, Penfield, Prang, and the Asian masters, make this an indispensable gift for the feline fan.
This exciting calendar for children features dinosaurs to color every month plus 150 full-color dinosaur stickers to mark holidays and special occasions and to decorate projects. Twelve different dinosaurs are presented in their natural habitats. They include every variety, from plated and feathered species to the fearsome Tyrannosaurus Rex to mild plant-eaters, along with a lesson about each dinosaur. Ivy Rutzky's artwork brings these fun and fearsome creatures to life. Here's a chance for kids to color their own dinosaur scenes every month of the year.
Twenty-seven years after its inception, The Mathematics Calendar continues to inspire and intrigue teachers, students, math buffs, and puzzle lovers. Topics this year include how biomathematics works with the human genome, the math behind the elevator to space, goofs by famous mathematicians, and more. Each day of every month has an ingenious feature: a problem whose solution is the date! The challenge lies in figuring out how to arrive there, possibly by more than one method. The wealth of fun facts, puzzles, and snappy graphics make this calendar entertaining every day of the year.