Collection

The Little Book of Agile Wisdom is a practical guide for Scrum Masters and Agile practitioners, offering 66 themed quotes with images, interpretations, and exercises to bridge theory and practice, fostering a thriving Agile culture.

Een zeedieren memory game

Inventive career models for next-gen creatives

Art Activities to Unlock the Imagination

A Visual Biography

50 journaling prompt cards to inspire and transform

and how we changed the way we live

The Story of art in 30 pioneering works

A Jigsaw Puzzle

CUTE BABY ANIMALS: can you reunite them with their parents?
BOXED GIFT perfect for animal lovers of all ages
INCLUDES BOOKLET with fun facts about the animals and their relationship with their babies

Why did Michelangelo paint the Sistine Chapel, or Rembrandt obsess over painting his own image? What's the secret behind the Terracotta Army, or Andy Warhol's soup cans? Art: Explained offers straightforward and satisfying answers to fascinating question

Piece together the world of the Brontë family and spot their most famous characters as you complete this detailed 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle

All the world's a stage in this fun and a strategic family board game based on Shakespeare's life and plays

Children learn best through play, this game is ideal for practising key stage 1 maths skills

Selecting photos of identical twins from all over the world, the photos will reveal their unique styles and identities. Can you search through the masses and find the pair of twins?

60 recepten met originele illustraties en foto’s in mooie, moderne verpakking.

His name was Prince, and he was funky. He was also inspiring, infuriating, visionary and otherworldly. Channelling contradictions in search of his own unique truth, he eventually changed his name to an unpronounceable glyph that merged the male and female

Learning to decode nonverbal communication can be a great tool to help us understand other people's thoughts and feelings, and it can help us make ourselves better understood too.

This is the first book to bring together 300 dark destinations in a readable and fascinating guide, from nuclear bunkers and disaster sites to strange medical museums and eerie catacombs.

This invaluable guide enables students to get the most from their art history course. Written in an accessible style, the book introduces two basic art historical methods - formal analysis and contextual analysis.

The Bird explores the fascinating world of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century ornithological illustration. Each chapter focuses on a category of birds, from shorebirds to birds of prey.