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Uh oh – the leopard has lost its spots, and the queen conch can’t find its shell! Play this memory and matching game to help twenty-five animals find their missing ‘clothes’. Have you ever wondered if a zebra is black or white beneath its stripes? What does a bird-of-paradise look like without its fancy feathers? Test your memory and help twenty-five animals find their missing scales, fur, feathers, shells or quills by matching them to their ‘clothed’ counterparts. But watch out for the trick animal! The cheeky naked mole-rat will try and catch you out. Animals in the Nude includes a booklet jam-packed with fascinating facts about each animal, with text written by children’s author Catherine Ard.

A FUN FAMILY CARD GAME for ages 3+SILLY ILLUSTRATIONS to mix and matchTEST YOUR MEMORY or get creativeHelp! These mixed-up animals have misplaced their bottoms! Match up the front and back of each creature to win this hilarious memory game for all the family.Creative kids will love making their own mix-and-match combinations. What does a croco-phant look like? How many legs does a peng-ypus have? Can a rab-lebee fly? Anything goes in Find My Behind!

Match two cards to reveal what's going on high above or deep below. Discover what's happening up in space or down in the ocean, under the ground or up in the clouds. Flip the cards over and remember where the pairs are to win the game! But watch out, not everything is always as it seems . . . 25 SCENES TO MATCH: reveal hidden depths or heights, and create mis-matched scenariosEASY TO LEARN younger children can play a matching game, while older children and families can play a memory gameLEARN MORE about animals, nature and science in the bookletFUN TO PLAY ON THE MOVE to give kids a screen-free activityLAURENCE 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

After (quite literally) bumping into each other, the unlikely duo of Bat and Flamingo go on a journey to learn about each other’s lifestyles and habitats. Bat has had enough of the dark and the damp and decides to fly out into the hot sunny day. But he discovers that a bat is not made for such climes. Blinded by the sun, he crashes into Flamingo, who is out doing a little photography. Flamingo takes Bat back to Bat’s dark, damp cave, but when Flamingo shows Bat some photographs of Flamingo’s home in the warm sunshine, they decide to go together and experience each other’s way of life. This gorgeously illustrated picture book teaches children about friendship and differences.

My First Dinosaur Book is the perfect introduction to some of the most roarsome prehistoric creatures, from the scary T.Rex to the gentle Diplodocus.Find out which dinosaurs were the tallest, smallest, biggest or strongest. Which ones stomped over the Earth and which ones soared above it. Packed with fun facts and bright, bold illustrations, this picture book is easily accessible to young readers and perfect for young dino fans who are curious about all things dinosaur!Adapted from Daniel Frost's fun, colourful matching game Find My Behind Dino, children will love this vibrant introduction to some of the most well-loved dinosaurs. Perfect for ages 3+.

In solidarity, under suspicion is the successor volume to Against the grain (2014) and Waiting for the revolution (2017), complementing analysis of the far left in Britain from 1956 until the present. In addition to new scholarship on hitherto under-researched groups and movements, the volume explores recent findings from the Undercover Policing Inquiry and provides historical context for developments in the British left during and after ‘Corbynism’. Chapters consider the far left’s relationship to the state as well as to the Labour Party, and highlights attempts by far-left groups and activists both to intervene internationally and to transform themselves. With a range of different perspectives – activist and academic – In solidarity, under suspicion draws out the distinct ways that different far left groups and movements have responded to problems which remain salient today.

It's a rainy day in Uncle Oscar's house. What are Jack and Molly going to do? Explore the alphabet through the world of chairs, of course!A is for Ant ... designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1952B is for Ball ... designed by Eero Aarnio in 1963C is for Coconut ... designed by George Nelson in 1955And even more inside...