This how-to series is perfect for budding artists and animal fans alike! Children can learn to draw a wide range of popular animals, including tigers, dolphins, horses, and butterflies. Amazing animal facts are scattered throughout the book for an extra fun element.
A delightful coloring-in book for adults, featuring beautiful natural history illustrations as colour reference. Includes garden favourites such as wrens and woodpeckers, to more rarely glimpsed birds like owls and the jewel-like kingfisher.
Renowned artist Peter Gray takes readers through step-by-step drawing projects to create an array of enchanting animals, including unicorns, gryphons, centaurs, dragons and Pegasus, the winged horse. Taking inspiration from flowers and the natural world, readers will learn how to create environments for all these creatures that sparkle and delight
Since the early 1900s we can witness the unfolding story of this popular holiday line, from Newton Abbot through Paignton, the start of the preserved section, beside the sea at Goodrington, to Churston and the Brixham branch, through Greenway Tunnel, and down to the terminus beside the yacht-filled estuary.
This Guide supports study and revision for IBDP Mathematics HL Paper 3, for students planning to answer questions on Topic 8 Option: Sets, Relations, and Groups. It provides a review of essential information, worked examples, and practice questions.
This Guide supports study and revision for IBDP Mathematics HL Paper 3, for students planning to answer questions on Topic 7 Option: Statistics and Probability. It provides a review of essential information, worked examples, and practice questions.
This Guide supports study and revision for IBDP Mathematics HL Paper 3, for students planning to answer questions on Topic 10 Option: Discrete Mathematics. It provides a review of essential information, worked examples, and practice questions.
A delightful coloring-in book for adults, featuring beautiful natural history illustrations from the well known botanical classic 'Choice of the Most Beautiful Flowers' (1827) by Pierre-Joseph Redout'1759-1840), known as 'The Raphael of Flowers'.