Intricate patterns fill the pages of this unique coloring book, inviting users to unleash their creativity through personal designs and color palettes. It's an ideal tool for relaxation and stress relief, offering a creative outlet that encourages artistic expression while providing an enjoyable and calming experience.
Discover the magical world of the forest and the curious creatures that lay
within and delve in to the woodlands and its wonderful wildflowers. Get ready
to colour yourself calm.
Monet's Cat tells the story of a magical pottery cat, Chika, who comes alive
to explore Monet's paintings from within. Join her as she visits four famous
works of art - causing chaos at a picturesque picnic lunch, getting lost in
the smog at a train station, running riot at the beach and making a splash at
the water lily pond. But can her famous owner keep up with her exploits?
Featuring beautiful illustrations inspired by Monet's paintings, as well as
gallery pages showcasing reproductions of his work, this charming story
encourages even the youngest children to engage with, explore and enjoy
Monet's art.
Discover the most impactful and incredible episodes from human history, from
the prehistoric era to the early twenty-first century, through fifty of the
most surprising and often less well-known places in the world. From the
Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania, where remains of some of our earliest tool-using
ancestors were found, to the CERN laboratory, where revolutionary technologies
such as the World Wide Web were developed, each entry shows its influence on
not just politics, but on the economy, culture, religion and society, as well
as their links to great historical figures like Alexander the Great, Buddha
and Nelson Mandela. The size of the places ranges from small geographical
features like a cave in Saudi Arabia where Islam began, to larger areas or
regions, like Hollywood. Many entries are cities, like Jerusalem, Amritsar,
and Rome, some others are buildings, like Anne Frank's House in the
Netherlands or the Confucius Temple in China, and there are even some that are
rooms, like the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles Palace. No place is too big or
too small to be included, as long as it has had a significant impact on
history.