Alfie S Magic Hat

The 'Alfie's Magic Hat' illustrated children's story book series for babies and infants includes a range of sign language 'signs' that feature fundamental themes, such as eating, playing and sleeping, that the adult reading the story can teach the child. They are perfect for improving communication with a baby or infant. In the book, baby sign language, 'signing', British Sign Language and American Sign Language concepts are used alongside a beautifully crafted story that will educate and enchant young readers. This title is the first in the 'Alfie's Magic Hat' series, and is entitled 'Fun at the zoo'. The website for the book, which is published by Sirenia Books, is http: //www.sireniabooks.com

The 'Alfie's Magic Hat' series is an innovative range of books for babies and infants that includes a range of 'signs' (sign language). This colouring book version of 'Fun at the zoo' allows youngsters to engage their creative and artistic brains while enjoying the stories and signs! The beautiful, original full colour version is also availa

'Had me giggling all the way through . . . I loved it!' Jasbinder Bilan 'Action-packed and bursting with fun' Sinéad O'Hart Welcome to Little Snoddington, where nothing is normal and every day is magic . . . Nine-year-old Alfie Blackstack’s parents have met a very unfortunate end. Now he’s living in the SUPER CREEPY Switherbroom Hall with his mad-haired Aunt Gertie and warty Aunt Zita. The thing is, Alfie's aunts aren't just weird – they’re WITCHES! When the circus arrives in town Alfie makes his first ever friend, the FEARLESS Calypso Fagan. But when Calypso's little sister Nova disappears, they must face the TERRIFYING Head Witch in a race to find Nova and stop the next Witch War.

Small kid. Big Stage. Does EllRay have a talent to put on show for the entire school? When EllRay and his friends hear about the school talent show, they’re not impressed. They’re too old for that stuff. But their teacher, Mrs. Sanchez, isn’t so quick to let her students off the hook. Five students absolutely must try-out, and EllRay somehow ends up being one of them. Now he has to figure out something he’s talented at….like, maybe magic? But now the pressure’s on. It’s up to EllRay to take the stage and show his classmates and the whole school that he’s not only talented but magic.

In 1986 professional writer Robert Hutchison became a passenger on a 10,000-mile trip through fourteen countries in a Scania 111. He was sampling the life of the long-haul trucker. The truckers' world was one of long days and nights on the road away from their families, hair-raising tales of accidents and the extreme danger created by murderous driving. He grew to understand why truckers put up with the life - not just for the money and the excitement, but also for their pride in coping whatever the circumstances and for camaraderie. There was, too, the beauty of mountains and lakesides and the strangeness of the desert. Robert's trip with Graham Davies of Whittle International took him through Cold-War Europe to Turkey and then through Iraq during the Iran - Iraq conflict with twenty-mile border queues and frequent police shakedowns. Finally they delivered their cargo of machinery and ovens for making plastic pipes to Al Khobar in Saudi Arabia before heading home after 31 days on the road. This journey was undertaken when the golden age of transport from Europe to the Gulf was coming to an end. Robert's accurate record, first published in 1987, is full of interest, drama and humour, telling the story of a remarkable breed of men. This is the first paperback edition.

The 1st ed. includes an index to v. 28-36 of St. Nicholas.

"Noker's fictional satire not only pokes fun at censored videos, but also lampoons current issues and turns political pundits into punch lines." -Kelsey Blackwell, Salt Lake Magazine When the entrepreneurial owner of a struggling video rental store in Provo, Utah, offers R- and PG-rated movies with the sex, violence, and profanity edited out-earning a new rating of F (for Family)-his profits skyrocket. Things take a dangerous turn when a customer known as Twitchy Guy brings in a box of old family movies, demanding that his estranged wife be edited out. The proposal seems extremely odd, but the offered payment is too generous to refuse. After much of the editing is done, Twitchy Guy decides to "delete" his wife from his life-literally. Managing a video store swiftly leads to violence, murder, and too many people posing for too many cameras. Rated F is an entertaining satire about political correctness gone too far.