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This interactive book is filled with fun wild animal characters! Children will love reading the funny rhyme which explains what you shouldn’t feed to each animal. Each character has a giant open mouth

橋下住著一隻小巨魔，他有個奇怪的本事：每說一句難聽的話、惹一個人生氣，他就會變得更大一點。當整個童話王國都在準備派對時，他卻忙著四處搗蛋，讓大家傷透腦筋。Cinderella、三隻小豬和一群童話朋友接連遇上這隻巨魔，他們該用什麼方法讓他停下來？Don't Feed the Troll 出自獲獎繪本作家 Emily Gravett，她也是 Tidy、Meerkat Mail 與 The Odd Egg 的作者。本書將熟悉的童話人物帶入全新故事，以誇張有趣的情節描寫一隻「越罵越大」的巨魔，以及大家面對他的不同方式。A brilliantly hilarious fairytale adventure from the award-winning picture book author and illustrator, Emily Gravett.A fantastically funny fairytale celebrating kindness, perfect for sharing with young children.Don't Feed the Troll is by one of the world's best-loved picture book authors, Emily Gravett, the award-winning creator of Tidy, Meerkat Mail and The Odd Egg.Everybody in faraway fairytale land is getting ready for a very special party. Except one tiny bridge troll, who is making his own fun – by being extremely rude. With every insult he hurls, with every ego he bruises, he gets bigger and bigger.How will Cinderella, the three little pigs and all the other fairytale friends defeat that pesky troll?This big, beautiful pictur

Oh no! Your robot is going wrong. You need to feed it, quickly!But what do robots eat? Find out by turning the wheel in this funny book for toddlers and young children.Will it like shoelaces? Too tangly! Cheesy puffs? Too crumbly! Nuts and bolts, computer cookies and engine oil are what it needs.See different reactions from the robot as you turn the wheel, until you find the food that hits the spot.- Perfect for 2+- Easy to turn wheel- Silly foods for unstoppable giggles

Your dinosaur is so hungry it's begun to chew on the book. Quickly, find something for it to eat!Will it like a bunch of flowers? Or tennis balls? Iced donuts? Turn the wheel on each page to find out!This ingenious novelty book will provide lots of giggly fun, as readers turn the wheel to see different silly foods, along with the dinosaur's reaction.As you feed it, the dinosaur grows and grows, until at the end he doesn't even fit in the book any more!- Perfect for 2+- Easy to turn wheel- Silly foods for unstoppable giggles

Turn the wheel to feed your monster in this giggle-inducing novelty bookPlease look after this monster. It's very hungry, so make sure you feed it well! Turn the wheel to feed your monster in this hilarious, interactive book. As you rotate the wheel, different silly food options will appear on the page, and the monster's reaction changes. A giggle-inducing book for young children where they control the action, for endless screen-free fun.

“Think The Road intricately wrapped around Station Eleven with a dash of Oryx and Crake...Windo pushes all the right buttons in this post-apocalyptic mashup.” -- KirkusSet in a post-apocal

Set in a post-apocalyptic world as unique and vividly imagined as those of Station Eleven and The Girl with All the Gifts, a startling and timely debut that explores what it is to be human and what it

Set in a post-apocalyptic world as unique and vividly imagined as those of Station Eleven and The Girl with All the Gifts, a startling and timely debut that explores what it is to be human and what it

Your knowledge. Your memories. Your dreams.If all you are is on the Feed, what will you become when the Feed goes down? For Tom and Kate, in the six years since the world collapsed, every day has been

Food-sharing is the hot new thing in the "getting dinner on the table" conversation, and in The Soup Club Cookbook, four busy moms share not only their formula for starting a soup club--which gives yo

It is the new millennium. Ordinary people are daily influenced, controlled and manipulated by the electronic media. The world at large demands to see events unfold in real time. While ten years ago t

"The year was 2014. We had cured cancer. We had beaten the common cold. But in doing so we had created something new, something terrible that no one could stop. The infection spread, virus blocks taki

The masterfully crafted stories that comprise Remote Feed mark the auspicious debut of a daring and remarkably perceptive writer. From war-torn Bosnia to a college sorority house to kill-or-be-killed

Titus doesn't think much of the moon. But then Titus doesn't think much period. He's got his "feed" - an internet implant linked directly into his brain - to do his thinking for him. But then he meets

A tour de force in dystopian fiction, set in a society where people connect to the internet via feeds implanted in their brains.

A curator becomes lost in the medieval world of a reluctant monarch in this searing debut, exploring what becomes lost over time and what devotion can reanimate.A curator spends her days reconstructing the past--selecting and carefully arranging furniture, fabrics, and fragments of daily life to bring medieval rooms back to life. Whether it's a feast with spilling platters or a table for two littered with small hints of intimacy: it must appear as if the people have just left the room.After accepting a commission to work on the private quarters of a medieval palace, the curator becomes absorbed in the story of a king almost forgotten by history. As she studies the traces he left behind, the boundary between her own life and his begins to blur.The King is an unlikely ruler: a man with little appetite for power, hurried to the throne after the sudden deaths of his brothers. At court, doubts about his judgment are whispered from chamber to chamber. Then an unthinkable possibility emerges