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  • A Book Lover’s Christmas 1000 Piece Puzzle

    £16.99

    A Book Lover’s Christmas 1000 Piece Puzzle

    This intricate jigsaw puzzle brings together iconic festive scenes from beloved books, poetry, short stories and fairy tales. Whether it’s St. Nicholas clambering down a chimney, nutcrackers coming to life, or Sherlock Holmes’s mystery of the missing Christmas geese, celebrate the season as you piece these classics together.1000-PIECE PUZZLE: this detailed illustration of Christmas scenes from literature is packed with real people and fictional characters to seek and find.CAST OF CHARACTERS from much-loved Christmas tales.INCLUDES A PULL-OUT POSTER featuring background information and quotes from all your favorite literary Christmases.LAURENCE KING has been capturing imaginations and inspiring creativity in new and unexpected ways for over 30 years, with playful and eye-catching games, gifts and books.

    SKU: 9781399625500 Category: Tag:
    £16.99
  • A Ladybird Book of Colouring

    £6.99

    A Ladybird Book of Colouring

    A colouring book for Ladybird fans of all ages, in the traditional Ladybird mini hardback format. Contains 24 classic covers for readers to colour, reimagine and make their own.

    £6.99
  • Moomin Classics Set of 3 Mini Notebooks

    £5.99

    Moomin Classics Set of 3 Mini Notebooks

    Moomin Classics Set of 3 Mini Notebooks features a collection of three mini, foiled notebooks, each with a different beautiful design. With alternating lined and blank pages, a sturdy cover and rounded corners, they are perfect to be carried everywhere!

    £5.99
  • The philosophy of Christmas

    £12.99

    The philosophy of Christmas

    Take the Roman festival of Saturnalia, the gift-giving Norse god Odin and the Pagan habit of bringing evergreen plants into the house at Midwinter. Add a benevolent fourth-century bishop, some drunken medieval singing and a 19th-century American poem. Sprinkle with the Christian tradition of Jesus being born on 25 December and stir well. Allow the mixture to absorb other influences over hundreds of years and serve with a plum pudding that may or may not have plums in it. Drawing on these multifarious ingredients and more, Caroline Taggart takes a fascinating and quirky look at why we celebrate Christmas the way we do. Illustrated in glorious full colour with images from the British Library Collections, this is a joyful journey through distant lands and ancient customs, finishing with a few thoughts on what our future traditions might be.

    SKU: 9780712355162 Category: Tags: ,
    £12.99