Metaprogramming in .net

Duck kicks the ball but it flies over the net--where's it gone? BOOM into the tree, SPLAT in the puddle, DOOGA DOOGA under the bench. Duck runs, Owl runs, Spider runs, Dog runs--they all run after the ball. Until KERSPLASH it lands in the pool. Uh-oh, there's a crocodile in the water. It's too late to stop the ball! Or is it?Susanne Strasser's snowballing animal stories that children love are bestsellers in multiple languages. This funny, energetic game takes an unexpected turn after the ball lands in the pool--and ends with a goal, of course.

A latest installment in the science- and math-based board book series provides a colorful, simple introduction to the study of how the creation of machines and computing systems is inspired by the net

Loud Proud Lenny Lion thinks he is much too big and important to need anyone's help, but who will come to the rescue when he gets caught in a hunter's net? Find out in this clever hand puppet

"From diamonds in the goal net to circles on the rink, hockey is full of familiar shapes!"

Based on the rhyme 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star', this text tells the charming story of a mouse dreaming about the stars - he dreams of catching a twinkling star in his net, and keeping it as a pet;

Amazing Shapes brings this very important early learning topic to life with cute, bold illustrations, and lots of flaps to open. This interactive book follows the early primary Maths curriculum, with a few extra opportunities for eager learners, so that children feel supported and excited when they meet geometry topics in and out of class. Lift-the-flaps elements, fun questions throughout, plus a quiz at the end of the book encourage a child's curiosity, helping them become independent little learners who love maths!Children will get to know squares, circles, triangles, spheres, cubes, pyramids, and many more, and discover what makes each of these shapes extra important.They'll learn all about sides, corners, vertices, symmetry, turns, and tessellation as they lift the exciting flaps. Little readers can even turn 2-D shapes into 3-D with special net flaps! With Amazing Shapes, children will literally make geometry come off the page and into the real world.

Smiley Shark's toothy smile at first frightens the other sea animals, but it comes in handy to scare the fisherman when his friends are caught in a net.