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Pearson History New South Wales 9 Activity Book by Brigida Zagora
Category: Reference | Series: Pearson History Ser.
Consolidate students' understanding of historical concepts and skills with these write-in books, that are designed for homework or in class for 'fast finishers'. Activities include maps, timelines, word games, evidence-based activities and questions examining various sources.
Pearson History New South Wales 9 Student Book - Australian Curriculum by David Van Tol; Peter Bromhead
Category: Reference | Series: Pearson History Ser.
Information is presented to students in clearly defined sections of text, interspersed with engaging images and informative maps in the Student Book. Each chapter includes a Chapter Opener, which sets the context for each Depth Study, and ends with an Investigating History section, which includes a glos ...Show more
Pedigree: A Memoir by Patrick Modiano
Category: Biography | Series: Margellos World Republic of Letters (Hardcover)
In this rare glimpse into the life of Nobel laureate Patrick Modiano, the author takes up his pen to tell his personal story. He addresses his early years shadowy times in postwar Paris that haunt his memory and have inspired his world-cherished body of fiction. In the spare, absorbing, and sometimes dr ...Show more
Peek-a-Boooo! by Sandra Magsamen
Category: Board Books | Series: Heart-Felt Bks.
An innovative new Halloween treat from Magsamen with a die-cut felt jack-o'-lantern on the cover and a peek-through mirror on every page, inviting little ones to dress up. Full color.
Penguin & House (#01) by Akiho Ieda
Category: Graphic Novels | Series: Penguin and House
Pen is a penguin. His favorite things are pancakes and fastidious household upkeep. Pen lives in the city with his friend Hayakawa, a human. They can't communicate in words, so the only way for Pen to express his love is by doing laundry and getting good deals at the supermarket. This is a chronicle of ...Show more
Penguin & House (#02) by Akiho Ieda
Category: Graphic Novels | Series: Penguin and House
Pen is a penguin. His favorite things are pancakes and fastidious household upkeep. Pen lives in the city with his friend Hayakawa, a human. They can't communicate in words, so the only way for Pen to express his love is by doing laundry and getting good deals at the supermarket. This is a chronicle of ...Show more
Penguin & House (#03) by Akiho Ieda
Category: Graphic Novels | Series: Penguin and House
Pen is a penguin. His favorite things are pancakes and fastidious household upkeep. Pen lives in the city with his friend Hayakawa, a human. They can't communicate in words, so the only way for Pen to express his love is by doing laundry and getting good deals at the supermarket. This is a chronicle of ...Show more
Penguin Says "Please" (Hello Genius) by Michael Dahl
Category: Picture Books | Series: Early Years: Hello Genius
Penguin must learn to use his manners and say please.
Penguin Says "Please" (Board Book) by Michael Dahl
Category: Board Books | Series: Hello Genius
Penguin is very demanding and must learn to use his manners and say please.
Penhallow by Georgette Heyer
Category: Fiction | Series: Country House Mysteries Ser.
Miss Heyer's characters act and speak with an ease and conviction that is as refreshing as it is rare in the ordinary mystery novel.--Times Literary Supplement A family tyrant whose murder has shocking and far-reaching consequences... Hated for his cruel and vicious nature, yet ruling his family with ...Show more
Penny Panic Keeps Her Cool (Spirit Hauntings) by Avery Spooks; Mariano Epelbaum (Illustrator)
Category: Children's | Series: The\SPIRIT Hauntings Ser.
All Penny Panic wants is for her favorite SPIRIT-sponsored events to continue. What else is there to do in the afterlife but attend Dinner with the Dead potlucks, Resting in Peace Yoga classes, and Kick-the-Bucket Book Club meetings? But keeping SPIRIT alive-er, keeping it going-will require every ghost ...Show more
People by Susie Hodge
Category: Art Instructional | Series: How to Draw S.
Drawing people is generally considered one of the most difficult subjects to draw. There is so much to think about: proportion, posture and balance, how to make clothes look convincing and how to capture other elusive qualities that give figure drawings life and likeness.