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Don't throw it away - recycle it Impress your friends and help the environment by turning junk into amazing works of art. Make and Onion Fish our of real onion skins, a Jewelled Collar from can pulls, and Megga Mosics with eggshells. Or build your own Jurassock Park These are just some of the master...

Author: Lynne Patchett Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1991) Acid rain Greenhouse effect Ozone layer Discover why we need clean air, what makes the air dirty and how dirty air affects plants, animals, soil and buildings. Earthwatch is a series that explains how human activitie...

ANIMATED FAMILY - G Based on the best-selling childrens book, tells the story of a young boy who arrives in heaven before his time. Home-sick and lonely, he travels back to earth, with his friendly pup Halo, to retrieve the most self less and precious gift for The Baby Jesus. Experience the love, la...

Author: Richard Hatton Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1992) Greenhouse effect Solar power Nuclear waste Discover why we need energy, how the production of energy has affected the environment, how scientisits are experimenting with alternative forms of energy and how we can he...

O le Ketapila Matua Fia Ai by Eric Carle The popular childrens picture book The Very Hungry Caterpillar is now translated into Samoan. With the same beautiful illustrations and dye cut pages as the original book the Samoan translation retains the humour and quirky character of the little caterpillar...

Authors: Jacqui Bailey and Matthew Lilly Publisher: A C Black, United Kingdom (2003) Our world is full of magic. We swim in it. We swallow it. We are even made of it (mostly). The magic is called WATER. This is the story of water, and how it changes from sloshy stuff in teh sea to an invisible gas t...

This large wool painting depicts the well loved story of Cinderella This picture has been dreamily "painted" with layer upon layer of finely teased carded wool fleece. The picture has been put in a frame behind glass and is ready to be given a place in a childs room. This soft image of a favourite childrens story would be a special piece of art on a childs wall..

Author: Roger Coote Publisher: Zigzag, United Kingdom (2003) What is the Earth made of How fast do glaciers move every day Are we damaging our planet Find out about these and other Earth-related facts with this handy, pocket sized guide. Discover why we have earthquakes and volcanoes and how weather...

Author: Meighan Morrison Publisher: Scholastic, New Zealand (1993) This maginificant Earth deserves far better care. We can help in its rescue if we each do our share. This reflective tale looks at what people have done to our planet - and carries a message of hope for our future. Long live Earth Note: This is a picture book. Softcover, 28 pages (used)

Author: Debbie Silver Publisher: Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1991) Have you caused any damage to planet Earth today No Are you sure this book investigates the links between the food we eat and environmental problems around the world. Do you know what is in your favourite food Do you kn...

Te Mihini Iti Kowhai by Betty Gilderdale Here is the classic story of The Little Yellow Digger translated into te reo Mori The digger working in the garden next door gets stuck in the mud when it rains and needs some from a bigger digger A much loved story The Little Yellow Digger won the 2003 Story...

Authors: Rosie Harlow and Sally Morgan Publisher: Kingfisher, United Kingdom (1999) This book looks at the problem of producing too much rubbish and explains how recycling it can help to make our environment a cleaner and safer place. It suggests lots of experiments and things to do to look outfor, ...

Author: Gill Standring Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1990) Food packaging Organic farming Pesticides Discover how farming affects soils and wildlife, how much energy is needed to grow food and how the weather influences crop harvests. Earthwatch is a series that explains how...

Cats and books are the purrfect pair The ancient Egyptians trained cats to attack papyrus-loving pests, thereby establishing the worlds first book-attending felines. Since then, cats have kept mice and rats out of bookstores - and are especially good at protecting the comfortable chairs often found ...

Author: Jen Green Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2004) This important new series explores the environmental problems that threaten Earth. Through clear text and superb photographs and diagrams, each book encourages children to discuss the issues and explains how they can help...

Author: john Baines Publisher: Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1991) What is the atmosphere Why is it polluted How can we protect it The atmosphere is all around us. Without it there would be no water, plants, animals or people. It provides the air we breathe and controls our climate. But ...

SAVEnearly 30% on our visually stunning Art Series Book Set, including an Ethicool Library Bag Home to our most highly-revered illustrations, crafted by some of the world's most incredible children's book authors, The Art Series book set is sure to fascinate theminiature art connoisseurs among us,le...

Author: Barbara James Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1989) In our modern throw-away society, we generate millions of tonnes of waste each year. Our dustbins are filled with bottles, cans, paper and packaging,all of which can be recycled. Slag heaps and coal tips spoil our countryside, while alarming...

Author: Jen Green Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2003) This important new series explores the environmental problems that threaten Earth. Through clear text and superb photographs and diagrams, each book encourages children to discuss the issues and explains how they can help...

Author: Mark Lambert Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1990) Over the centuries, farming has changed the face of the Earth. Steep mountainsides have been terraced to grow crops, while grain, fruit and vegetables flourish in the desert. Today's farmers produce better yields than ever before - but at a p...

Author: Scott Lewis Publisher: Living Planet Press, United States (1990) The Rainforest Book is every person's window into the spectacular world of tropical rainforests - their amazing diversity, the threats to their survival, and the ways we can preserve them for future generations. This easy-to-re...