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Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New. The Tigeropolis series is drawn loosely (very loosely) from the author's experiences of involvement with tiger conservation over a number of years. They have been welcomed by a number of tiger experts as a fun way of engaging children in issues around conservation.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Matt Rowe (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: New. Matt Rowe (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: New. Scottish Gaelic translation of Michael Bond's classic tale of the little bear from Darkest Peru - translated by Gillebride Mac 'IllMhaoil. The story begins when Mr and Mrs Brown first meet the little bear.The classic story of the bear from darkest Peru who stowed away on a ship headed for England. He arrived at Paddington Station with nothing but a suitcase, a half-empty jar of marmalade and a label that read, "PLEASE LOOK AFTER THIS BEAR, Thank you". Mr and Mrs Brown first met Paddington on a railway platform. In fact, that was how he came to have such an unusual name for a bear, because Paddington was the name of the station. Alley, R. W. (illustratore).…

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Hardback. Condizione: New. Gillebride Mac 'IlleMhaoil translates Judith Kerr's classic children's picture book The Tiger Who Came to Tea into Scots Gaelic. The doorbell rang just as Sophie and her mummy were sitting down to tea - and more than 50 years on the tiger is still bringing his magic to the table. A Picture book no childhood should be without.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Captain Bobo, his faithful dog Salty and all the crew of paddle steamer Red Gauntlet never seem short of adventures as they sail the waters of Scotland's West Coast. In this story, the first of a series, the future of Red Gauntlet is under threat when Captain Bobo discovers an unlikely cargo left behind on the dockside. Can Captain Bobo step forward to save the day? Also a popular Gaelic radio series narrated by Gillebride MacIllemhaoil.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Captain Bobo, his faithful dog salty and all the comic crew of the Paddle Steamer Red Gauntlet never seem short of adventures as they sail the waters around Scotland's West Coast. Also a popular radio series. In this story, the second in the series, Captain Bobo comes to the rescue of a little ferry that took a rather unfortunate short cut.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Cu Giobach is the Gaelic translation of the original bestselling French children's series Chien Pourri that launched one of the most popular and endearing characters ever - a rather flea-bitten dog with a very big heart. He lives on the streets, unloved - his only friend is an equally abandoned cat, Piseag Phiollach. Desperate to find an owner, and to be loved and cared for, he falls into various misadventures and meets a few unsavoury characters along the way. Always optimistic, he's not quite as street smart as he should be. His eagerness to please gets him into some very awkward scrapes, but Cu Giobach always bounces back. Sometimes quite dark, it's ultimately an uplifting story of friendship and belonging. An imaginative illustrated chapter book for children progressing beyond picture books.Written by Colas Gutman with striking illustrations by Marc Boutavant, over 2 million books have been sold in France alone and the series is available in 15 languages worldwide. It also inspired a successful animated tv series. Jenny Rosenstrach of the New York Times "There's more than a hint of Lemony Snicket's dark hilarity in Gutman's writing." This is the first Gaelic translation of this modern French classic by well-known performer and academic Gillebride Mac 'IlleMhaoil. Publication is supported by the Gaelic Books Council.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Third in the series. Once again Captain Bobo is in charge of the famous Paddle Steamer Red Gauntlet.This time they are on a visit to London. After a fun day's sightseeing the crew find themselves trapped. Can Emma, the Apprentice Engineer, save the day? Fun, funny, beautifully illustrated. Also a popular radio series narrated by Gillebride MacIllemhaoil. …

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Cù Giobach is the Gaelic translation of the original bestselling French children's series Chien Pourri that launched one of the most popular and endearing characters ever - a rather flea-bitten dog with a very big heart. He lives on the streets, unloved - his only friend is an equally abandoned cat, Piseag Phiollach.  Desperate to find an owner, and to be loved and cared for, he falls into various misadventures and meets a few unsavoury characters along the way.  Always optimistic, he's not quite as street smart as he should be.  His eagerness to please gets him into some very awkward scrapes, but Cù Giobach always bounces back.  Sometimes quite dark, it's ultimately an uplifting story of friendship and belonging.  An imaginative illustrated chapter book for children progressing beyond picture books.Written by Colas Gutman with striking illustrations by Marc Boutavant, over 2 million books have been sold in France alone and the series is available in 15 languages worldwide. It also inspired a successful animated tv series.  Jenny Rosenstrach of the New York Times "There's more than a hint of Lemony Snicket's dark hilarity in Gutman's writing."  This is the first Gaelic translation of this modern French classic by well-known performer and academic Gillebrìde Mac 'IlleMhaoil.  Publication is supported by the Gaelic Books Council.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Gaelic translation of funny, heartwarming French bestseller Poisson-Fesse (Buttfish) about a fish that's different. Deep down he just wants to be like all the other fish. But his adventures take him to the depths of the oceans where he discovers other unusual fish, new friends, happiness and renewed self-confidence. The Gaelic title is Ton-iasg Toinisgeil. The central character is a bright pink fish. In the English version he's called Buttfish because he looks a bit like a butt. Aware he's different, he reluctantly puts up with constant teasing and being the 'butt' of his friends jokes. He desperately wants to fit in, deep down he longs to be like all the other fish. One day he decides to swim to the deepest part of the ocean and explore. Here he discovers he's not alone. There are a host of other unusual fish, including Steven, a fish shaped like a cheese wedge! The two unusual chums quickly develop a close friendship. and after many adventures they even become 'guardians of the open seas'.The book ends with our hero being told, that looked at from a different perspective, his 'butt' shape, also makes him look like a heart.It's a funny, heart-warming story that rightly deserves its place at the top of the French children's charts. Its message of inclusion and celebration of difference might be universal, but here they are explored in a truly endearing story.Following its success in France the book is due to be published in at least 16 other countries.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. 4th in The Adventures of Captain Bobo series in Scottish Gaelic. Another fun adventure for Captain Bobo and his crew on board the famous Paddle Steamer Red Gauntlet. This time it seems a dangerous wild animal is on the loose up in the hills. It needs investigating. Can Bobo and his crew save the day? Beautifully illustrated fun adventure for children.The Adventures of Captain Bobo is a picture book series (and radio series/audiobook series) inspired by the real life stories of a real Captain and a real Paddle Steamer - the famous Waverley. Author Kay Hutchison's father was the senior captain of the fleet of ships serving the communities dotted around Scotland's magnificent west coast. As a little girl she heard her father tell numerous stories of the boats and people; stories of storms and shipwrecks and of fun and mishaps.Tigearan is a picture book full of fun with delightful warm-hearted humour, uplifting characters and beautiful illustrations by Belle Media/Belle Kids' long-time collaborator Matt Rowe. Rowe, Matt (illustratore).…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Captain Robin L Hutchison, "Hurricane Hutch", became one of the youngest captain's to serve on Scotland's famous Firth of Clyde after 10 years working deep sea.  This book recalls the ships he sailed and the characters he worked with for over 40 years on some of the world's most beautiful, busiest and most challenging waters.  Part social history, part memoir.  Some of the well known ships he commanded include the world famous Paddle Steamer Waverley (still sailing today), the luxury boutique cruise ship Hebridean Princess and the MV Caledonian Isles.Robin Hutchison was a great raconteur, with a gentle wit and an eye for the comic in any situation.  Robin was one of the most prominent of the post-war Masters who served both on the traditional excursion steamers and the modern car ferries.  He was in post when the Caledonian Steam Packet Company joined with David MacBrayne Ltd to become Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac).  The Audiobook is narrated by Bill Paterson who came out of 'audiobook retirement' specially to record this book."Robin is an excellent storyteller" Iain McCrorie, CalMac Historian"Wry, sometimes daunting.a lifetime as a Master Mariner" Scottish Daily Mail.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Scottish Gaelic translation of Louise Greig's stylish new adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupery's children's classic bestseller The Little Prince. Beautifully illustrated by award-winning creative, Sarah Massini and translated by well known Gaelic singer songwriter and academic Gillebride Mac 'IlleMhaoil. Join an extraordinary space traveller on a journey through the stars.An enchanting fable of a pilot crashed in the desert who wakes one morning to discover a most extraordinary boy standing before him with stories of remarkable worlds and characters, each offering an insight into what is important in life. As he describes his journey to the stranded pilot he meets, they uncover the secrets of love, friendship and compassion. This adaptation has created a wonderful picture book that should delight younger readers.Written by award-winning Scottish poet Louise Greig with spellbinding illustrations by Sarah Massini.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Captain Robin L Hutchison, "Hurricane Hutch", became one of the youngest captain's to serve on Scotland's famous Firth of Clyde after 10 years working deep sea.  This book recalls the ships he sailed and the characters he worked with for over 40 years on some of the world's most beautiful, busiest and most challenging waters.  Part social history, part memoir.  Some of the well known ships he commanded include the world famous Paddle Steamer Waverley (still sailing today), the luxury boutique cruise ship Hebridean Princess and the MV Caledonian Isles.Robin Hutchison was a great raconteur, with a gentle wit and an eye for the comic in any situation.  Robin was one of the most prominent of the post-war Masters who served both on the traditional excursion steamers and the modern car ferries.  He was in post when the Caledonian Steam Packet Company joined with David MacBrayne Ltd to become Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac).  The Audiobook is narrated by Bill Paterson who came out of 'audiobook retirement' specially to record this book."Robin is an excellent storyteller" Iain McCrorie, CalMac Historian"Wry, sometimes daunting.a lifetime as a Master Mariner" Scottish Daily Mail.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Scottish Gaelic translation of Louise Greig's stylish new adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupery's children's classic bestseller The Little Prince. Beautifully illustrated by award-winning creative, Sarah Massini and translated by well known Gaelic singer songwriter and academic Gillebride Mac 'IlleMhaoil. Join an extraordinary space traveller on a journey through the stars.An enchanting fable of a pilot crashed in the desert who wakes one morning to discover a most extraordinary boy standing before him with stories of remarkable worlds and characters, each offering an insight into what is important in life. As he describes his journey to the stranded pilot he meets, they uncover the secrets of love, friendship and compassion. This adaptation has created a wonderful picture book that should delight younger readers.Written by award-winning Scottish poet Louise Greig with spellbinding illustrations by Sarah Massini.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Gaelic translation of funny, heartwarming French bestseller Poisson-Fesse (Buttfish) about a fish that's different. Deep down he just wants to be like all the other fish. But his adventures take him to the depths of the oceans where he discovers other unusual fish, new friends, happiness and renewed self-confidence. The Gaelic title is Ton-iasg Toinisgeil. The central character is a bright pink fish. In the English version he's called Buttfish because he looks a bit like a butt. Aware he's different, he reluctantly puts up with constant teasing and being the 'butt' of his friends jokes. He desperately wants to fit in, deep down he longs to be like all the other fish. One day he decides to swim to the deepest part of the ocean and explore. Here he discovers he's not alone. There are a host of other unusual fish, including Steven, a fish shaped like a cheese wedge! The two unusual chums quickly develop a close friendship. and after many adventures they even become 'guardians of the open seas'.The book ends with our hero being told, that looked at from a different perspective, his 'butt' shape, also makes him look like a heart.It's a funny, heart-warming story that rightly deserves its place at the top of the French children's charts. Its message of inclusion and celebration of difference might be universal, but here they are explored in a truly endearing story.Following its success in France the book is due to be published in at least 16 other countries.…

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Hardback. Condizione: New. Captain Robin L Hutchison, "Hurricane Hutch", became one of the youngest captain's to serve on Scotland's famous Firth of Clyde after 10 years working deep sea.  This book recalls the ships he sailed and the characters he worked with for over 40 years on some of the world's most beautiful, busiest and most challenging waters.  Part social history, part memoir.  Some of the well known ships he commanded include the world famous Paddle Steamer Waverley (still sailing today), the luxury boutique cruise ship Hebridean Princess and the MV Caledonian Isles.Robin Hutchison was a great raconteur, with a gentle wit and an eye for the comic in any situation.  Robin was one of the most prominent of the post-war Masters who served both on the traditional excursion steamers and the modern car ferries.  He was in post when the Caledonian Steam Packet Company joined with David MacBrayne Ltd to become Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac).  The Audiobook is narrated by Bill Paterson who came out of 'audiobook retirement' specially to record this book."Robin is an excellent storyteller" Iain McCrorie, CalMac Historian"Wry, sometimes daunting.a lifetime as a Master Mariner" Scottish Daily Mail.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Matt Rowe (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Scottish Gaelic translation of Michael Bond's classic tale of the little bear from Darkest Peru - translated by Gillebride Mac 'IllMhaoil. The story begins when Mr and Mrs Brown first meet the little bear.The classic story of the bear from darkest Peru who stowed away on a ship headed for England. He arrived at Paddington Station with nothing but a suitcase, a half-empty jar of marmalade and a label that read, "PLEASE LOOK AFTER THIS BEAR, Thank you". Mr and Mrs Brown first met Paddington on a railway platform. In fact, that was how he came to have such an unusual name for a bear, because Paddington was the name of the station. Alley, R. W. (illustratore).…

Paperback. Condizione: New.