Mark Baker Livres

Une nouvelle histoire RC dans laquelle Peppa Pig découvre Paris avec sa famille. 

Ensorcelante capitale imprégnée d'histoire, de musique et de littérature, Prague est une ode au gothique et au baroque, au propre comme au figuré. Et une porte de rêve vers les châteaux et les thermes de Bohême ou les collines et les vignobles de Moravie.

Peppa fait du patin à glace pour la première fois. Maman Pig lui apprend à patiner, mais lorsque Peppa tente à son tour d'enseigner le patin à Georges, elle a une drôle de surprise...

Un guide tout en couleurs, concis et ultra pratique pour découvrir Prague en quelques jours. Tous les principaux sites décryptés : le château de Prague, la cathédrale Saint-Guy, la place de la Vieille-Ville, le pont Charles, la place Venceslas. Un découpage de la ville par quartiers avec, pour chacun, un focus sur les sites incontournables, une proposition d'itinéraire et les meilleures adresses pour se restaurer, prendre un verre, sortir, visiter ou faire du shopping. Des suggestions de balades et des itinéraires thématiques : les jardins de Malá Strana, les bars et pubs de Vinohrady et Zizkov, l'art alternatif à Smíchov, sur les pas de Kafka. Des sections ciblées pour découvrir Prague selon ses envies : avec des enfants, activités gratuites, shopping, vie nocturne, patrimoine historique. De nombreuses cartes et un plan détachable avec les principaux sites, un index des rues et un plan du métro pour faciliter les déplacements.

Une nouvelle histoire de Peppa rejoint la collection a succes. Une histoire thematisee sur la rencontre entre l'heroine preferee des tout-petits et le Pere Noel."

Your passport to having big experiences on a small budget, offering the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, what hidden discoveries await you, and how to optimise your budget for an extended continental trip

The Emperor’s Grace is the story of the men of “C” Force—the first contingent of Australian, British, and Dutch POWs shipped from Singapore to Japan in November 1942—who worked in the Kawasaki Shipyard in Kobe before the American firebombing campaign razed the city, and then the infamous Fukuoka coal mine before the atomic bombings brought World War II to an end. When the Japanese seized most of South-East Asia in early 1942, they captured 22,000 Australian military personnel. More than a third would die over the next three years from malnutrition, disease, and violent abuse. The horrors of the Thai–Burma Railway and Sandakan are well documented. Less well known is the fate of the 3,800 Australians sent to work as slave labourers in the factories and mines of mainland Japan. The Emperor’s Grace is a compelling story of hardship, heroism, and endurance—and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit—told for the first time from the unpublished diaries, memoirs, and personal accounts of the men who survived.

A unique twist on superhero tales, this story follows Sam, who, after a peculiar birth incident, acquires a doorknob as a nose. This unconventional body part grants Sam the extraordinary ability to hide, travel anywhere, and unlock any door. As Sam navigates the challenges and adventures that come with this strange superpower, readers are treated to a blend of humor and creativity, exploring themes of identity and the unexpected potential within the unusual.

Focusing on a unified theory of structural case, this book explores linguistic data from over twenty diverse languages. It delves into the intricacies of case theory, providing insights into the grammatical structures that underpin various languages. Through comprehensive analysis, it aims to bridge gaps in understanding how structural case operates across different linguistic contexts, making it a valuable resource for linguists and language enthusiasts alike.

The interactive nature of this book invites readers into a playful challenge, where the goal is to see who will stop reading first—the adult or the child. Its unique looping format encourages participation, with readers following a continuous line that connects the pages, fostering a sense of control and engagement. Children have expressed their enjoyment of the humor, illustrations, and the thrill of not giving up. This innovative approach not only entertains but also empowers young readers, making it a delightful experience for both kids and adults alike.