Bøger af Ted Smith

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This Anthology is a collection of artwork, prose, poems and essays answering the question: "What's it really like to be a woman?". We are seventeen members of a girl's senior boarding house, and we have decided to give a brutally honest description of what it's really like.Through stories, we have attempted to describe the anger, fear, disappointment and sadness intertwined in our lives as young girls. There may be some upsetting content.By telling our story, we hope to make more people aware of what our daily lives can look like, but most importantly, we would like to raise awareness to find a solution. The cover of this book is entitled "Nameless faces" by Cecilia Gregorio. All of the girls photographed have experienced an act of sexual harassment and/or assault, and all have had their identities diminished and objectified. All profits from the sale of this book will be donated to Women's Aid UK.The Seventeen:Abbie Younger Anna KibblewhiteCecilia GregorioElsie Jackson Jazmin Alfonso Fry Joanna Outhwaite Yandeh JagneJordan Johnson Maryam Mohsin Mia MoreschiniOttavia TenderiniPoppy Page Sanaa SaundersSerena Arthur Sofia Falco Sophia Morgan Zoë Hart

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Willie é un piccolo ippopotamo un po'' dispettoso che ogni sera scappa dal suo recintro per vivere divertenti avventure all''inferno del safari park.Tutti i profitti vanno a Save the Children.Questa edizione speciale contiene una nuova storia (Willie salva il Natale) e le quattro precedentemente pubblicate (Willie va a Nuotare, il compleanno di Willie, il matriomonio dei leoni e il club dei leoncini).

Willie es un joven hipop├│tamo travieso que se escapa de su corral en el parque safari y hace muchas travesuras. Todos las ganancias se destinan a Save the Children. Esta edici├│n especial incluye una historia nueva (La Entrega Navide├▒a de Willie) y cuatro historias publicadas anteriormente (Nadar, Cumplea├▒os, Boda y Cachorros de Le├│n).This is the Spanish version. Willie is a naughty young hippo. He lives in a safari park and when all the visitors leave for the night he escapes from his pen and gets up to mischief. He is helped by his friends. They are Benji the rabbit, Fanfan the elephant and Jiffy and Joffy, the young giraffes. This is the hardback delux version of all five Willie stories. Unlike the stories that have been published separately as paperbacks, this one does not contain pages to colour in. All profits to Children in Need.

Dogs are prone to many types of infectious and non-infectious diseases. Viral infections such as rabies endanger a dog's health and poses a risk to public safety. Canine diseases can be broadly classified into genetic diseases, skin diseases, tumors, infectious diseases and vestibular diseases. Infectious diseases can be further classified into bacterial diseases, viral diseases, fungal diseases and parasites. Some common bacterial diseases are kennel cough, lyme disease and echrlichiosis. Major fungal infections in canines include ringworm and fungal dermatitis. Parasites like fleas and ticks can prove to be harmful for dogs and humans alike. Antibiotics such as metronidazole and doxycycline are some common medications prescribed to canines for bacterial infections. Ketoconazole is another drug often given to get relief from fungal diseases. This book includes some of the vital pieces of work being conducted across the world, on various topics related to canine medicine. It strives to provide a fair idea about this discipline and to help develop a better understanding of the latest advances within this field. This book is a vital tool for all researching or studying canine medicine as it gives incredible insights into emerging trends and concepts.

Illustrated and written by: Sarah Albans, Tai-Pan (Talisa) Chan, Valerie Chau, Ling Hin Cheung, Amy Kan, Tiffany K, Niousha Saffariand Tiffany Torrie.A phenomenal collection of poignant and emotional work created by senior students at Hockerill Anglo-European College to reflect on the ups and downs of an academic year heavily impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. By reading their carefully crafted prose, poems and Haiku, by looking at their beautiful illustrations and photographs, we get an insight into their world. Should I travel many thousands of miles back home for Christmas and risk catching Covid as well as spend weeks in quarantine, or stay at a near-empty college with a few others? For the students, these were very real questions that were near impossible to answer. Some caught the virus, others managed to avoid it, but all were deeply affected by it.

Jarod's humdrum life as a lockdown teenager changes dramatically when he meets an old man sleeping rough near the river. Within weeks he is leading a campaign to change the country, if not the world. Anything is possible if you put your heart and soul into it!

Willie is a naughty young hippo, who lives in a safari park. He escapes from his pen at night and has fun with his friends. In this third book he plays football with some lion cubs after using his famous POO SPRAY ALERT to scare off the pesky monkeys. All Ted's royalties go to Save the Children. The black and white colouring pages at the back can be photo-copied for multiple use by families.

When Hans the farmer moves to a new farm, Lucy the calf gets accidentally left behind. This is the wonderful story of how she finds her way through the countryside, meeting all sorts of animals and learning lots about nature, roads and trains as she travels. Beautifully illustrated by Valentina Rinaldi, this is the third book in the older children's series written by Ted, with guest editor Steven Hodges lending an important hand.

Arthur lives with his cat, Ombra, in a peaceful village in Yorkshire. He was famous for his potatoes, right up until the day when he unearthed a space alien, called a Dinkle Donkle. His world changed forever. This is fiction for children, in testing it was enjoyed from age 5 to 11, and in one memorable case encouraged a young boy to want to learn to read by himself :)

Willie is a naughty young hippo, who lives in a Safari Park, and escapes in the evenings to have fun with his animal friends. When the book was tested children from 18 months to 7 years asked for it to be read to them again. This edition features a colouring section at the back.

A beautifully illustrated children's story book featuring two stories about a naughty baby hippo and his friends, who escape at nights from their Safari Park enclosures, and get up to no good. Suitable for children age 2 to 7, depending upon learning ability. In testing has been enjoyed from 18 months to age 9. Written by Ted Smith and Illustrated by Valentina Rinaldi.