UK Autumn 2021 catalogue by Laurence King Publishing

Laurence King Autumn 2021

Trade & Student Books Art

18, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 30, 33, 34

Cookery

7 8, 36, 37

Fashion and Beauty

22, 23, 24, 25

Film & Music 17

History Lifestyle

Literature

11, 12

Business Mind, Body, Spirit

4, 5, 7

Personal Development / Creativity Professional

35, 39

Sex, Lifestyle

Social Media

Student

36, 37, 38

Sustainability & Environment Travel

14, 15

Children’s Books & Gifts Activity

42, 46, 58

Board Books 45

44, 45

Games & Puzzles Non-Fiction

52, 53, 54, 56, 57

48, 49, 50, 51

Gifts Games & Puzzles Gift

62, 67, 68, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 78, 79

65, 65, 66, 76, 77

From: Where's Wes? Illustration © Doug John Miller ISBN 9781913947088 £12.99 / SEPTEMBER 2021

Trade & Student Books

MIND, BODY, SPIRIT

The Modern Oracle Fortune Telling and Divination for the Real World Lisa Boswell ● “Psychic mediums are the new wellness coaches” – NY Times ● The first book to capture the zeitgeist around fortune telling and divination as a tool for personal development ● For fans of The Original Rider Waite Tarot Deck, The Power of Crystal Healing, and The Dreamer's Dictionary A playful, practical guide to fortune telling and divination, The Modern Oracle shows the reader how to use tarot, palmistry, crystals, runes, astrology, dreams, and other signs to answer life’s big questions and solve everyday dramas. With expert guidance from a young Romany-Gypsy psychic and diviner, this book offers spiritual selfhelp for those looking to discover their destiny and change their fortune in work, life, and love. AUTHOR

Lisa Boswell is a young award-winning Romany-Gypsy diviner and psychic from Scotland. She runs a successful online business teaching fortune telling and divination at divinerism.com. She

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attracts students from all over the world

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with her modern approach to traditional

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methods.

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Runes for Modern Life

MIND, BODY, SPIRIT

Your Spiritual Almanac A Year of Living Mindfully Joey Hulin ● Mind Body Spirit is a strong and growing category for retail and gift ● This is a unique proposition for spiritual explorers, designed to be attractive and accessible, as a desirable self-purchase as well as a gift ● Each month covers a range of subjects including crystals, affirmations, yoga poses, and aspirational quotes. Ideal for all spiritual explorers and anyone curious about mindful living, the book is divided into the 12 months, each replete with advice and inspiration. Discover your crystal and essential oil, affirmation and meditation, recipe, moon phase, yoga pose, fable, and uplifting quote for every month of the year, with each entry perfectly attuned to the season. With so many suggestions and mindful practices to encourage reflection and give guidance, this is the gentle approach to a spiritual life, and an ideal way to begin a new year. AUTHOR

Joey Hulin is a writer, meditation teacher, and poet based in Cornwall, UK. She has dedicated the last decade to her own spiritual growth by living and embodying the teachings she shares. She

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is founder of wellness company Horizon

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Inspired, offering down to earth, soulful

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well-being retreats and meditations worldwide.

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT / CREATIVITY

The Happy Writing Book Discover the Positive Power of Creative Writing Elise Valmorbida ● The first book to market that focuses on the practice of creative writing as a personal development tool ● For fans of The Artist’s Way, The Wellbeing Journal, and The Anxiety Solution ● As well as impeccable credentials, including founding the first creative writing courses at Central St Martins, Elise has strong ties to writing, educational, and other professional organizations, online and print media, and book festivals. Elise is Italian–Australian and lives in London Harness creativity for self-care. The Happy Writing Book helps readers develop self-confidence and personal resilience, calm stress and anxiety, and discover greater well-being by learning the art of creative writing. Features 100 prompts and exercises specially devised by Elise Valmorbida, an award-winning novelist and creative writing teacher with over twenty years’ experience. Through selfexpression and self-exploration, this book will help readers to write better and feel better too. AUTHOR

Award-winning author, designer, communications consultant, filmmaker— and, for over 20 years, teacher of creative writing—Elise Valmorbida offers guidance that is eclectic, inspiring, and real. She strongly believes that creative writing leads to more than stories; it enhances well-being.

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to Be a Great Writer

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FASHION AND BEAUTY

Face Values Beauty Rituals and Skincare Secrets Navaz Batliwalla, illustrated by Shira Barzilay ● A game-changing beauty book focusing on a more mindful approach to modern skincare and beauty ● Navaz’s blog has over 1M followers on social media ● Features 170 photographs and bespoke illustrations by artist Koketit/Shira Barzilay (310k followers on Instagram) in a stylish, minimal package Face Values is packed with insights and inspiration on skincare, makeup, haircare, fragrance, and wellness. Delve inside the bathroom cabinets of fashion designers, beauty writers, makeup artists, perfumers, and eco-entrepreneurs, and discover their skincare secrets, beauty philosophies, and essential daily rituals—including the hero products they can’t do without. Embracing modern values of understated style, sustainability, and anti-perfectionism, this book reveals the benefits of a positive and mindful approach to beauty, wellness, and self-care. AUTHOR

Navaz Batliwalla is a freelance fashion editor, stylist, and creative consultant. She is the founder of fashion blog Disneyrollergirl.net. Navaz is the author of The New Garconne. Face Values is her second book.

ILLUSTRATOR I nternational artist Shira Barzilay,

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also known as social media sensation Koketit (310k followers) is best known for her abstract line drawings with a sensual feminine twist

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SEX, LIFESTYLE

101 Kinky Things Even You Can Do Kate Sloan ● Currently more openness to sex in the media following 50 Shades and recent Netflix successes ● The book will give the subject an accessible, friendly makeover ● The author has a great profile in the US and Canada, and her bold and lively writing is fun to read Everything you wanted to know about kinky practices is covered in this highly entertaining and readable book. Known for her bold, witty prose on all matters related to the bedroom, Kate Sloan makes this an accessible subject for anyone curious about new ways to spice up their sex lives. Whether you are looking for ideas, clarification, or just an enjoyable read, there is plenty here to keep you intrigued. The text is accompanied by helpful tips and illustrations. AUTHOR

Based in Toronto, Canada, Kate Sloan is a journalist, blogger, podcaster, and educator writing about sex online and in print. On her blog she writes twice a week about sex, kink, relationships,

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fashion, beauty, writing, and mental

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health.

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SOCIAL MEDIA

How to Make Your Dog #Famous A Guide to Social Media and Beyond Loni Edwards ● With the inspiring stories behind 50 of Instagram’s most followed, most fabulous dogs, including Tika the Iggy, Tuna Melts My Heart, and Harlow and Sage ● Written by Loni Edwards—founder of The Dog Agency, the leading talent agency for dogs on social media ● Includes special sections on making sure your dog is safe and happy every step of the journey to international dog fame You know your dog is the cutest but does everyone else? In a pack of famous pooches, what does it take to be top dog? This book reveals the secrets behind social media’s canine celebrities and sets out the essential steps on the road to fame. With expert guidance to make sure your pup is happy and healthy every step of the way, this is your one-stop guide to helping your dog win over the world, one adorable post at a time. AUTHOR

Loni Edwards is the founder of The Dog Agency, the first talent management agency to focus on pet influencers, and of the pet convention PetCon. She lives in New York with her French bulldog Emma (@chloetheminifrenchie).

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POETRY / PETS

The Book of Cat Poems Ana Sampson, illustrated by Sarah Maycock ● A curated and playful collection of cat poetry featuring some of the world’s most beloved poets, such as John Keats, Margaret Atwood, and Oscar Wilde ● The first illustrated book of cat poems— the perfect stocking filler for cat lovers Curious, enigmatic and playful, cats have often inspired the literary imagination. This beautifully illustrated anthology of sixty cat poems is a celebration of the world’s most loved pet by the world’s most loved poets. The purrfect gift for cat lovers everywhere. AUTHOR

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Featuring the work of John Keats, Margaret Atwood, D H Lawrence, Oscar

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Wilde, and many more. Curated by the

128 pages

editor of several bestselling poetry

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anthologies, Ana Sampson, and illustrated

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by the supremely talented Sarah Maycock.

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The Mimic Harlequin

Poem

Charles Lamb (1775–1834)

William Carlos Williams (1883–1963) As the cat climbed over the top of

‘I’ll make believe, and fancy something strange: I will suppose I have the power to change And make all things unlike to what they were, To jump through windows and fly through the air, And quite confound all places and all times, Like harlequins we see in pantomimes. These thread-papers my wooden sword must be, Nothing more like one I at present see. And now all round this drawing-room I’ll range, And everything I look at I will change. Here’s Mopsa, our old cat, shall be a bird; To a Poll parrot she is now transferred. Here’s mamma’s work-bag, now I will engage To whisk this little bag into a cage; And now, my pretty parrot, get you in it, Another change I’ll show you in a minute.’

the jamcloset first the right forefoot carefully then the hind stepped down into the pit of the empty flowerpot

‘O fie, you naughty child, what have you done? There never was so mischievous a son. You’ve put the cat among my work, and torn A fine laced cap that I but once have worn.’

POETRY / PETS

The Book of Dog Poems Ana Sampson, illustrated by Sarah Maycock ● The first illustrated book of dog poems—the perfect stocking filler for dog lovers everywhere ● A curated and playful collection of dog poetry featuring some of the world’s most beloved poets, such as Emily Dickinson, Rudyard Kipling, and Thomas Hardy Sometimes funny, sometimes moving, these sixty poems offer a true celebration of the faithful, affectionate, delightful dog. Featuring the work of the world’s best poets and accompanied by specially commissioned illustrations, this book is for fans of The Book of the Dog and Dog Poems. The perfect gift for dog lovers. AUTHOR

Featuring the work of William Wordsworth,

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Rudyard Kipling, Emily Dickinson, Thomas

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Hardy, and many more. Curated by the

128 pages

editor of several bestselling poetry

185 x 135 mm

anthologies, Ana Sampson, and illustrated

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by the supremely talented Sarah Maycock.

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Rehomer’s Prayer

A Little Dog Sense

Di Slaney

Sue Hardy-Dawson (b. 1963)

Bring me the wobbly, the scabby, the beaten, the oldies, the lost, the could-have-been-eaten, the wayward, the strays, the nightmares to tame, the cringers, the timid, the ones with no name, the mangy, the lousy, the missing-one-leg, the dirty, the stinky, the too-tired-to-beg, the crooked, the toothless, the eartorn, the humped, the knobbly, the limping, the recently-dumped, the feral, the fearful, the head- and hand-shy, the last gasp no-hopers, the ones who might die, the three-homes-already, the stubborn returners, the deafened, the sightless, the never-will-learners, the tucked-in-the-corner, the sodden in pee, bring me all these ones – please, bring them to me.

If I had a dog’s ears I could hear leaves falling in a wood catch the sound of a snail’s tears appreciate a sparrow’s sneeze the tiniest splash of the first raindrop and listening without looking always tell who was at the door If I had a dog’s nose I could smell badger’s trail on the ground the faint trace of fox and hare relish the aroma of breeze delight in dirt and a river’s dank stink and with the power of sniffing know where a cat crossed before

If I had a dog’s touch I could feel each morning getting up the gentle heartbeat of calm difference in different feet a distant railway rumbling the earth and with the softest of paws the thudding of gates and return of cars But If I’d a dog’s voice I must bark tell all with a tail’s wag I might miss my talking hands and what is it that a dog dreams to go only where others can in the world with no will but what they’re told. No these are things I could never wish for

If I had a dog’s tongue I could taste puddles and think them good recall fondly – tang of worm the faint flavour of handkerchiefs savour the sweetness of salad of sock and with my delicate palate appreciate grey crumbs from the floor

LITERATURE

Virginia Woolf Inspiring Quotes from an Original Feminist Icon

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Virginia Woolf ● The first and only collection of Virginia Woolf’s most inspirational quotes ● Will appeal to those who bought Woolf’s famous speech A Room of One’s Own and feminist or literary quote books such as Pocket Frida Kahlo Wisdom or What Would Alice Do? ● Small-format, impulse-price-point HB packaged for till point and Christmas gifting

else.’

“No need to hurry. No need to sparkle. No need to be anybody but oneself.” Over 100 words of wisdom from the inimitable Virginia Woolf on love, literature, feminism, food, work, aging, authenticity, nature, truth, happiness, and everything in between, carefully selected from Woolf’s timeless novels, essays, and speeches. A celebration of one of the world’s best loved writers and a true feminist icon, in a beautifully packaged, small-format gift book. AUTHOR

Virginia Woolf (1882–1941) is regarded as one of the most important modernist writers of the 20th century.

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LIFESTYLE

Furoshiki F U R O S H I K I

And the Japanese Art of Gift Wrapping Tomoko Kakita ● The first modern furoshiki guide to market. Taps into the big publishing trends around conscious living, Japanese culture, and modern etiquette ● Written by an authentic Japanese furoshiki expert complete with lifestyle photography, illustrated step-by-steps and videos for each style ● Beautiful, tactile package, inspired by furoshiki. Perfect for Christmas gifting Perfect the gift of giving. The only modern, practical guide to the ancient art of Japanese gift wrapping. Make giving simple gifts extra special (and help save the planet) with 30 exquisite yet easy styles. Wrap every birthday or Christmas present, including bottles of wine, bouquets of flowers, and gift cards with no cutting, sticking, or waste—furoshiki is completely reusable. Say goodbye to wrapping paper and plastic shopping bags for good. AUTHOR

Tomoko Kakita is a Japanese furoshiki and tsutsumi expert based in London, UK. She designs and sells her beautiful, natureinspired furoshiki at maspacedesign.com

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TOMOKO KAKITA

AND THE JAPANESE ART OF GIFT WRAPPING

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GREEN LIFESTYLE, SUSTAINABILITY

The Circular Economy (for Regular People) How to Live Sustainably Claire Potter ● Strong and popular environmental subject, following the success of How to Save the World for Free ● A system for sustainable living is described in easy steps and engaging writing ● The first book to make this big subject accessible for everyone, and a perfect way to understand it Both a practical guide and an introduction to the circular economy, this book taps into the rising desire for action and a collective response to the climate crisis. The circular economy is quite simply a guide for joined-up sustainable living. By describing the system in a clear and engaging way, the book builds on what the reader already knows and nudges them into other actions that will help the planet and change the way we live our lives. AUTHOR

Claire Potter is a circular economy designer, consultant, and educator based in the UK. Along with her multi-faceted studio, Claire lectures at the University of Sussex, speaks at conferences around

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the world, and volunteers her expertise

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to marine conservation organizations.

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ENVIRONMENT

How to Save the World For Free (Paperback) Natalie Fee ● The environment is the hottest topic of our times, with revived interest from a much more environmentally conscious youth ● The hardback has sold well and the subject hasn’t lost popularity ● Author Natalie Fee has a rising profile; her experience includes TV appearances and presenting, as well as a TEDx talk on the environment There is no greater aspiration than saving the world. Natalie Fee’s upbeat and engaging book is a lifealtering guide to making those changes that will contribute to helping our planet. Covering all key areas of our lives, from food and leisure to travel and sex, Natalie will galvanize you to think and live differently. You will feel better, live better, and ultimately breathe better in the knowledge that every small change contributes towards saving our world. AUTHOR

Natalie Fee is an award-winning environmental campaigner, author, speaker, and founder of City to Sea, a non-profit organisation running campaigns to stop plastic pollution

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at source. She appears regularly as an

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expert on TV and news media and gives

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frequent motivational talks.

TRAVEL LIFESTYLE

The Atlas of Dark Destinations Explore the World of Dark Tourism Peter Hohenhaus ● Dark tourism is a growing global trend, and is establishing itself as a genre in its own right ● The book covers over 300 destinations from all over the world ● This is the first complete guide to this subject Reaching some of the darkest corners of the world, this is a compendium of travel destinations like no other. Author Peter Hohenhaus has visited all the places featured in the book, and brings his firsthand knowledge to the reader. Dark tourism has seen a surge in popularity recently and this is the first book to bring together 300 destinations in a readable and fascinating guide. From nuclear bunkers to strange medical museums, there is something for everyone seeking a travel experience with true meaning. AUTHOR

Dr Peter Hohenhaus is a world authority on dark tourism and has visited over 700 dark destinations. He is the creator and curator of the dark-destinations website. This is his first book.

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ALSO AVAILABLE Morbid Curiosities: Collections of the Uncommon

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HISTORY / MEDICAL ANATOMY

Skulls Portraits of the Dead and the Stories They Tell Paul Gambino ● Eerie and fascinating book featuring portraits of over 180 skulls and the stories behind them ● Taps into society’s obsession with the crown jewel of the human skeleton ● Profiles of the skull collectors provide an insight into how the skulls were acquired and why they are so prized It is said that the skull is the only human body part that is as powerful dead as it was when living. Skulls takes the reader on an eerie journey through history seen through the hollow eye sockets of this crown jewel of the human skeleton. The book is made up of a series of short illustrated stories laced with fascinating facts, historical and medical references, and compelling anecdotes. The testimonials of thirty-plus skull collectors reveal what is known of— or speculated about—the often gruesome history of the skulls, as well as how they were acquired, and what makes them so highly prized. AUTHOR

Paul Gambino has been an avid collector of the macabre for over 20 years, and owns an extensive collection of nineteenth-century memorial photographs. His two decades of collecting have gained

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him access to some of the world’s most

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elite collectors of the macabre.

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ART

The Day of the Dead A Visual Compendium Julian Rothenstein and Chloë Sayer ● A large visual compilation of material on the Mexican Day of the Dead festival

THE

day dead

● Includes iconography and paintings by Manuel Manilla, Aaron Velasco Pacheco, Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo

OF THE

● Highly popular imagery, often used in fashion accessories and tattoos and all kinds of other popular and applied art fields

A visual Compendium Julian Rothenstein & Chloe Sayer

This anthology considers how the Day of the Dead has been celebrated in visual art and culture, from the traditional and iconic illustrations of Manuel Manilla and José Posada to the folk art of the Linares family and paintings of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. With a foreword by the ceramic artist and curator Carlomagno Pedro Martinez, this compendium also includes poems, songs, and literature celebrating the festival, as well as urban art, graffiti, and the street photography of Yolande Andrade. AUTHOR

Chloë Sayer is an independent scholar and curator specializing in Mexican art and culture, and has made ethnographic collections in Mexico and Belize for the British Museum.

Julian Rothenstein is the founder of Redstone Press and has produced over 50 publications.

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ART

The Book of the Raven Corvids in Art and Legend Angus Hyland and Caroline Roberts ● Follow-up to the successful Book of the Bird, Book of the Dog and Book of the Cat ● Includes facts, fables, poems, and stories of crows, ravens, rooks, jays, and magpies ● Foreword by Chris Skaife, Ravenmaster at HM Tower of London Corvids play an outsize role in the human imagination. We keep ravens in towers, emblazon rooks on banners, find crows in the constellations, and make sure to salute solitary magpies. We also see our own behavior mirrored in this diverse family of birds, who are tricksters and thieves as well as problem-solvers and gift-givers. This beautifully designed book showcases the visual and literary life of the corvid, from Norse legends to Game of Thrones. It includes beautiful and darkly seductive photographs and paintings as well as texts and poems in which they play a starring role, and information about the traits that make them so intriguing to us. AUTHOR

Angus Hyland is a graduate of the Royal College of Art and a partner at Pentagram Design London. His previous books include Hand to Eye, The Picture Book, Symbol, and The Purple Book.

Caroline Roberts is a journalist and author who writes mainly about the

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graphic arts, and she was the founder of Grafik magazine.

ART, NATURE

The Bird The Great Age of Avian Illustration Philip Kennedy ● Bird-watching is more popular than ever and has recently gained a broader, more youthful audience ● Lavish and stunning, this is the first book that celebrates the incredible ornithological illustration from this age of discovery ● Appeals to the same audience as the highly successful Book of the Bird The Bird explores the fascinating world of 18th- and 19th-century ornithological illustration. This period of scientific, artistic, and geographic discovery is celebrated through the lavish illustrations produced at that time. Within each chapter there will be an opportunity to learn more about the artists that helped to elevate the art form. From John James Audubon to Elizabeth Gould and Edward Lear we learn how technology, travel, and ambition shaped their work, and how their work transformed our understanding of the wonderful world of birds. AUTHOR

Philip Kennedy is a writer, illustrator, and educator. He currently teaches at Ireland’s National College of Art and Design and is the founder of Illustration Chronicles, a website exploring the history of illustration.

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PHOTOGRAPHY / NATURAL HISTORY

Into the Wild The Story of the World’s Greatest Wildlife Photography Gemma Padley ● The first book to piece together the most compelling moments in wildlife photography ● For fans of nature and for those interested in how great images of animals are taken ● A lavish collection of more than 250 wildlife images from across the most beautiful parts of the globe taken by the world’s best wildlife photographers An epic visual story of wildlife photography’s pioneers and world firsts. From the first-ever shots of nocturnal and underwater animals right up to the spectacular images from the wildest corners of the earth that modern-day technology allows, Into the Wild is an extraordinary collection of more than 250 images and 150 years of our efforts to document the natural world. Now, more than ever, these are the photographs and stories that matter. AUTHOR

Gemma Padley is a writer and editor on photography. Her writing has been published by The Telegraph, Foam, Photomonitor, LensCulture, AnOther, Elephant, British Journal of Photography, and 1000 Words magazine.

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FILM

Gus Van Sant Making Movies In and Out of Hollywood Katya Tylevich and Gus Van Sant ● The first book to talk about the creative process of one of Hollywood’s most iconic directors ● As a filmmaker, writer, photographer, and artist, Gus Van Sant is a real modern Renaissance man and a continuing inspiration for young creatives From Drugstore Cowboy to Elephant, Milk, and Good Will Hunting, Gus Van Sant’s films have captured the imagination of more than one generation. Alongside his filmmaking, however, Van Sant is also an artist, photographer, and writer. Based on a series of completely new and exclusive interviews, this book provides a personal insight into how Van Sant successfully approaches these different and very varied artforms, providing an inspirational look into the working life of one of America’s most pivotal cultural and creative practitioners. AUTHOR

Katya Tylevich is an LA-based writer specializing in art, architecture, design, and film.

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Gus Van Sant is a film director,

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screenwriter, painter, photographer,

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musician, and author. His films have earned him a reputation as one of the most influential figures of contemporary cinema.

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FILM

Where’s Wes? The Wes Anderson Seek-and-Find Book Little White Lies, Doug John Miller ● Find Wes in 12 brilliantly detailed scenes, each dedicated to one of his hugely popular films ● With a huge cast of over 200 extras to also spot, from Anderson’s regular collaborators to those who have influenced his characteristic style ● Brought to you by Little White Lies, this is the complete book for Wes obsessives! Embark on an epic seek-and-find journey through Wes Anderson’s world of film. Spot Wes in twelve intricately constructed scenes, each based on one of his movies—from a detailed cutaway of the Bellafonte from The Life Aquatic, to a labyrinthine reconstruction of the world of Fantastic Mr Fox. Also spot a huge cast of extras, including Wes’s regular collaborators, those he’s inspired and influenced, and many more! AUTHOR

Combining cutting-edge design, illustration, and journalism, bi-monthly print magazine Little White Lies is the leading indie film magazine. It has been described as being “at the vanguard of the independent publishing movement”.

ILLUSTRATOR D oug John Miller is an illustrator

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currently working in London. His drawings explore small narratives and experiment with colorful and highly detailed compositions of surreal and fantastical architecture.

MUSIC BIOGRAPHY

Beyoncé Tshepo Mokoena ● The story of one of the greatest pop sensations of our time ● The go-to concise biography of the world-wide superstar and cultural phenomenon ● Part of the “Lives of the Musicians” series: highly readable short biographies of the world’s greatest musicians Beyoncé is not simply a pop sensation. She is a cultural phenomenon empowering the oppressed and dispossessed, challenging white privilege and misogyny, and exploding gender politics. But who is Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and how did she become the strong confident woman whose albums sell in their millions and whose songs have become anthems against racial and sexual discrimination and oppression? This biography sets out to reveal exactly that. AUTHOR

Tshepo Mokoena is an Editorial Director of Vice, and also writes on music for The Guardian. She has been a fan of Beyoncé since she was a girl and heard her first Destiny’s Child song.

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AMY WINEHOUSE 9781786278845

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Amy Winehouse; David Bowie

MUSIC BIOGRAPHY

Prince Jason Draper ● Part of the “Lives the Musicians” series: highly readable short biographies of the most popular musicians ● Prince was one of the titans of Pop from the 1980s until his death in 2016 ● There is no other short, concise biography of Prince for adults. His name was Prince, and he was funky. He was also inspiring, visionary, seductive, and contradictory. Especially contradictory. When he changed his name to an unpronounceable glyph, he merged symbols of the male and female to represent himself. When he recorded music—a daily torrent of creativity— he slipped with ease between male and female viewpoints. This book charts the rise of the 5ft 2-inch “Minneapolis genius” from “the next Stevie Wonder” to a unique artist whose towering legacy continues to shape pop culture. AUTHOR

Jason Draper is a music journalist and author of Prince: Life and Times (2017), Led Zeppelin: Revealed (2008), and A Brief History Of Album Covers (2017).

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DAVID BOWIE 9781786278005

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ART BIOGRAPHY

David Hockney James Cahill ● The story of Hockney’s truly individual life in one short volume ● The go-to concise biography of one of the world’s favorite painters ● Part of the “Lives of the Artists” series: highly readable short biographies of the world’s greatest artists David Hockney is the most famous living British artist. Emerging from the north of England in the 1960s, he made quite a splash in Swinging London as a portraitist, and went on to make an even bigger splash in Los Angeles when he moved there in the 1970s. By the beginning of the millennium, he had returned to his Yorkshire roots, embarking on a new period of painting and capping a truly remarkable career. This book brings his spectacular life together into one short, sweet volume. AUTHOR

James Cahill is a writer and critic based

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in London who has written for Apollo, The Burlington Magazine, CURA, Elephant, Frieze, The Los Angeles Review of Books, London Review of Books, and Times Literary Supplement.

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Yayoi Kusama; Keith Haring; Artemisia Gentileschi; Andy Warhol

From: Frida Kahlo by Hettie Judah (also part of the “Lives of the Artists” series)

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Zanele Muholi is dedicated to amplifying the voices of marginalized queer communities and acknowledging the suffering that has been wrought in the wake of South African apartheid. Identifying as a ‘cultural activist’ rather than an artist, they shun prescribed definitions of beauty and social significance supported by the colonial gaze, and focus on engaging with effective community-led activism. Muholi never refers to ‘subjects’ but rather ‘participants’ who take on a collaborative role in extensive projects such as ‘Faces and Phases’ (2006–), which documents the lives of black lesbian and transgender individuals.

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Fundamentals of Art History (New Edition) Michael Cothren and Anne D’Alleva ● Bestselling handbook for art history students, now in its 4th edition. Previously published as How to Write Art History ● Provides step-by-step guidance on how to write papers and prepare for exams ● Updated discussions of types and media of art, controversies around study of art, art and museums, art and the marketplace 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. In this new edition, revising author Michael Cothren has extended the discussion on iconography and iconology. Greater emphasis is placed on the global and multicultural aspects of art creation and analysis. There is more step-by-step guidance on how to use these methods to prepare for exams and write papers. AUTHOR

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are discussed at length. You could staple this sheet to the front of the photocopy if you have one, or gather together all your summaries in your notebook. It will not take long to do this after you finish each reading, and it will save you a lot of time when studying for exams. If it would help you, create a template in a word-processing program at the beginning of the term and print out the number you will need, or use a copy of the template as a file for taking notes and storing them on your computer.

Wölfﬂin and formal analysis In Principles of Art History (1915), the Swiss art historian Heinrich Wölfflin (1864–1945) sought to systematize formal analysis through his definition of paired, contrasting terms to distinguish fundamental stylistic differences. He defined five basic pairs of characteristics, which he saw as characterizing the Renaissance in contrast to the Baroque: linear vs. painterly, planar vs. recessional, closed forms vs. open forms, multiplicity vs. unity, absolute clarity vs. relative clarity. Here we will use Raphael’s School of Athens (1510–11) (Figure 2.7) to represent the characteristics of Renaissance painting and Rubens’s Garden of Love (c.1630–5) (Figure 2.8) to represent the Baroque. Comparing them clarifies the polarities Wölfflin saw in the styles of these two periods. LINEAR VS. PAINTERLY Wölfflin used the term linear to indicate works that emphasize outlines and have a special

kind of clarity in the spatial separation and relationship of objects to each other. Painterly form is more elusive—attention is withdrawn from the edges, outlines are deemphasized, and form is developed primarily through the use of light and shade. PLANAR VS. RECESSIONAL In a planar composition, objects are represented parallel to the picture plane. The spatial recession is clear, achieved by a series of planes that are all parallel to the picture plane, as in much fifteenth-century Italian art. In contrast, a work characterized by recession is one in which the planes are not clearly articulated as separate parallel units. Spatial depth is created through diagonal placement, and the frontal plane is not emphasized. CLOSED FORMS VS. OPEN FORMS In a closed form, the depicted contents of

Preparing for slide identiﬁcations and short-answer questions

2.8 Peter Paul Rubens, The Garden of Love, c.1630–5. Oil on canvas. 6ft 6in x 9ft 4½in (1.99 x 2.86m). Museo del Prado, Madrid.

represented forms seem to stand in clear relation to their edges, allowing the viewer to establish a clear sense of the forms’ position in relation to other objects in the image. In an open form, spatial relationships are less clear, either among objects within the work or between those objects and the viewer. The elements within the image are not oriented in relation to clear edges. Sometimes, objects merge with other objects into a single mass, without a clear barrier separating them individually. MULTIPLICITY VS. UNITY This dichotomy contrasts works in which the individual parts appear as independent units (even when they are subordinate to a whole), with works that are perceived as unified wholes, in which individual elements are less clearly distinguished from each other.

2.7 Raphael, The School of Athens, 1510–11. Fresco. 19 x 27ft (5.79 x 8.24m). Stanza della Segnatura, Vatican, Rome.

ABSOLUTE CLARITY VS. RELATIVE CLARITY Wölfflin’s final pair is closely related to the preceding pair. Absolute clarity refers to works with explicit and clearly articulated forms, and relative clarity refers to works with less explicit and less clearly articulated forms. Although art historians today may not continue to use these same paired terms, Wölfflin’s comparative method still dominates art-historical research and presentation. Many classroom lectures still rely on a series of paired images to make their points, especially when characterizing stylistic change.

Heinrich Wölfflin. Principles of Art History: The Problem of the Development of Style in Later Art. Translated by M. D. Hottinger. New York: Dover, 1940 (originally published in 1915).

Memorizing important information about important works of art has traditionally been an important part of training in art history. This process teaches the basic material of art history and fixes a set of visual works in your memory that can be drawn on as your study of the discipline continues. Students of art history need to be able to recall images visually, from memory, to understand other works of art as they are exposed to them. For example, if your instructor discusses how Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) modeled some of his compositions on Egyptian sculpture, you will need to remember what Egyptian sculpture looks like in order to understand this observation. As with the analytical and interpretive abilities you acquire through the study of art, a well-trained visual memory will enrich your life and enhance your appreciation of art in a variety of settings. Even if you do not become an art historian, you will probably visit art museums or important cultural sites during your travels. Until relatively recently, a standard part of examinations for introductory art-history students in a survey course, was a series of slide identifications, usually at the very beginning of the exam. Of course, your professors will no doubt be projecting works of art from digital images rather than 35mm photographic slides, but in many places the word “slide” is still in use even if the artifacts themselves are no longer there. In some colleges, students often nicknamed survey courses in art history “Slides,” whether affectionately or mockingly. Today, not all introductory course in art history are survey courses, and, even when they are, increasingly professors are not using these identification sections within their exams. But, since in some places they are still standard, we wanted to discuss them briefly here in case your professor continues this traditional practice. Students often find slide identifications (“Slide IDs” for short) to be the most frustrating and difficult part of art-history exams. A slide 94 / chapter 4 surviving and succeeding: art history examinations

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4.1 Frida Kahlo, The Two Fridas, 1939. Oil on canvas. 5ft 7in x 5ft 7in (1.70 x 1.70m). Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City.

identification usually consists of a single image, shown for a minute or two. During this time, students are asked to “identify” the work in the slide by listing the artist (if known), the subject or title, the date, the location (where it was made and/or where it is if the location is original). Some professors also want to know its medium, and its period or culture. A complete slide identification for Figure 4.1 could be Frida Kahlo, The Two Fridas. 1939. Oil on canvas. Mexico.

In addition to the basic identification, some professors may ask about a specific issue or interpretation in relation to the piece, or ask you to comment generally on its significance, giving you additional time to do this. The slide of Figure 4.1 could be accompanied by this question: Why are there two women depicted here?

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not narrative and symbolic. In her view, Dutch painters participated in a distinctive visual culture that led them to value detailed paintings of everyday life as a way of knowing the world, not as a way of presenting disguised moralistic messages. She connected painting to the production of maps, lenses, and mirrors as expressions of a distinctive Dutch visual culture. Other scholars (e.g., Willem Lash) have argued that both perspectives on Dutch painting could be right—that Dutch artists deliberately created open-ended works which viewers could interpret symbolically, if they chose to, or experience as a fresh and penetrating view of the world if that was their inclination.

Practicing iconography and iconology When beginning an iconographic and iconological analysis, it helps to work slowly and systematically through Panofsky’s three stages, usually in order. Only rarely, however, will all three be surveyed in order when crafting a final presentation of your analysis and interpretation. A painting entitled De Style (1993) by American artist Kerry James Marshall can serve as an example of the beginning of such a systematic, three-step analysis (Figure 1.5).

The pre-iconographic description or natural subject matter will be quite rudimentary or somewhat more involved depending on the viewer’s or scholar’s life experiences and the relationship of these experiences to the subject portrayed in the painting. . What does this painting represent, on the simplest level? It portrays five human figures within an interior setting. Two stand and three sit. The four whose heads are visible address viewers directly, almost as if they had just come into the room. Those already in the room seem to be acknowledging them. On a basic level, the setup is similar to that in Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Double Portrait, but unlike that now-familiar painting, although there is a mirror on the back wall—not the relatively small, framed convex mirror of the double portrait, but a broad strip of reflective glass that extends all the way across this room—if viewers are entering this room, they are not reflected here. What is reflected rather prominently, however, are the backs of the two standing figures, and since those reflections are not directly behind them but off their right shoulders, either they or the mirror are tilted, or the viewer is slightly off center. Because of overlapping, not everything is visible in this crowded painting, but behind and around the monumental human forms we can see a sizable collection of objects and furnishings. Many viewers will draw on their own experiences to interpret these, as well as on the broad expanse of the mirror and the postures and actions of the figures posed in front of it, as evidence that this scene is set in a barber shop. Since the figures are Black, presumably this is a barber shop that serves an African-American clientele. An iconographic analysis usually requires research on the part of viewers or scholars who are not already familiar with the subjects and symbols portrayed in the painting.

. Which aspects of the painting carry specific conventional or symbolic significance that will help us focus our understanding on the meaning of the painting as a whole?

. What are the salient aspects of the setting and the conventional meaning of the individual objects within it?

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The room in which these men stand is full of tools used in cutting hair (e.g., the electric clippers in the right hand of the barber) and products used to style it (e.g., Royal Crown Hair Dressing, a still well-known pomade used in grooming that sits on a surface near the barber’s right elbow). The particular barber shop represented (real or imagined) is identified as Percy’s House of Style in a diploma framed with what must be a souvenir first-dollar-earned and hung in front of the mirror at upper left. In the same area of the painting, the mirror itself reflects in reverse a part of the shop’s name—presumably painted on the other side of a street-front window glass. On the other side of the painting, the mir-

Are works of art puzzles? Do they pose problems? Are art historians needed to put together the pieces or solve those problems? Underlying formalist and iconographic/ iconological approaches to art history is the basic question of whether or not a work of art is something that needs to be deciphered, like a puzzle or a murder mystery. Do artworks pose problems of understanding that need to be solved? Do we need to crack their visual, iconographic, and iconological codes before we can understand them? In his undergraduate classes on the methods and theories of art history, Michael Cothren often assigned an article and asked students to figure out 1. what was the problem the art historian was addressing? 2. what was the solution they offered? 3. what was the theoretical and methodological system and the nature of the evidence that allowed them to move from problem to solution, like walking from ignorance on a bridge to knowledge on the other side? After they had accomplished this, he suggested that they ponder what was at stake in choosing to address the problem and posing a solution in their particular way. Sometimes, scholars make the rationale for, and the perceived importance of their

studies, very clear from the outset in their publications. Good examples are Meyer Schapiro’s 1939 article on the transition from Mozarabic to Romanesque style in medieval Spain and Linda Seidel’s 1989 revisionist study of the iconography and iconology of Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Double Portrait. Sometimes, however, we as readers have to figure out the inspiration and reasons for the study, as well as the nature of the methods used to draw its conclusions, in the process of reading the article itself. Art historian James Elkins has proposed that, because this deciphering or problemsolving mode has become such a basic art-historical practice, art historians tend to focus on works of art that can be treated this way, that call for problem-solving and code-cracking. He says, “We are inescapably attracted to pictures that appear as puzzles, and unaccountably uninterested in clear meanings and manifest solutions. The discipline thrives on the pleasure of problems well solved, and it languishes in the face of the good, the common, the merely true, the skillful, the private, and above all, the image that refuses to present itself as a puzzle.” (p. 258) If art historians are detectives and problem solvers, is it because we choose to be? Or do the works of art themselves call for it?

Of course, iconography and iconology do not have to be used in isolation from other theoretical viewpoints. A three-part Panofskian analysis could be executed as a starting point, using it to generate ideas, and then using those ideas as the basis for addressing issues of ideology, class, gender, or race, informed by specific contextualizing theories presented in subsequent chapters of this book.

Beyond the object Traditional practice of iconography and iconology as envisioned by Panofsky, as well as traditional visual analysis, runs the risk of an inadvertent emphasis on material objects—painting, sculpture, architecture, drawings, prints, etc.—as the primary, or even the exclusive, subjects of art-historical analysis. We must keep in mind that art history can be concerned with multiple subjects that may or may not focus on objects, including the history of art institutions, the roles of patrons and collectors, the way objects are or were used in ritual or performance, and how performance itself can constitute a form of art. Can these traditional systems of inquiry be useful in the interpretation of works of art that are not object-based? Performance is a vibrant form of practice in contemporary art, and there are many different theorizations of contemporary performance art. In the 1990s, French art critic and curator Nicolas Bourriaud developed the theory of relational aesthetics to account for the work of contemporary artists responding to the social relations and artistic practices made possible by new technologies, including digital media and the Internet. “The role of artworks is no longer to form imaginary and utopian realities,” he declared, “but to actually be ways of living and models of action within the existing real, whatever the scale chosen by the artist.” (p.13) For example, Rirkrit Tiravanija’s Untitled (Free) was an event in which the artist took all the hidden work that usually goes on in an art gallery and put it on display—gallery employees went about the business of buying and selling works, cataloguing them, doing accounting, etc., in the galleries rather than the back offices— while, at the same time, Tiravanija set up a kitchen and cooked Thai curry, which he offered to gallery visitors. The work created an arena

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School of Beauty, School of Culture (2012). The scene shifts here from a crowded barber shop to a more spacious beauty shop, using many of the same pictorial devices and iconographic strategies with even more obvious references to great works within the European tradition.

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Puzzle Odyssey An Epic Maze Adventure Helen Friel and Ian Friel, illustrated by Jesús Sotés ● This unique puzzle book retells the classic tale of The Odyssey ● With mazes, riddles, logic puzzles, and seek-andfind scenes, this epic adventure will have you engrossed from beginning to end ● Beautifully and engagingly illustrated Odysseus has been away from home for many years, and he is finally making his way back to his family on the island of Ithaca. It will be a dangerous journey and on the way he’ll face treacherous challenges of all kinds. If you’re feeling brave enough, step aboard his ship and help him on his way! AUTHOR

Helen Friel is a freelance paper engineer and illustrator, and Ian Friel became a freelance writer and historian after a long career in museums.

Jesús Sotés is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Pamplona, Spain.

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Every Day Amazing Fantastic Facts for Every Day of the Year Mike Barfield, illustrated by Marianna Madriz ● A compendium of fun and fantastic “on this day” facts for all 366 dates in the calendar year ● A riotous reference book that is perfect for reading daily, looking up birthdays, and also for regular use in the classroom ● Lively illustrations to accompany the weird, wacky, and wonderful facts. Something amazing really does happen every single day! Literally the book of the year, this incredible compendium gives you fun and fantastic facts for every date on the calendar. Did you know that Buzz Aldrin took the first selfie in space on November 12th 1966? Or that October 21st is International Day of the Nacho? Read the facts daily throughout the year, or look up birthdays to see what amazing events in history happened on that day! AUTHOR

Mike Barfield is a comic writer, cartoonist, poet, and performer. He has worked in TV, radio, books, and magazines —as well as schools, libraries, and museums.

Illustrator Marianna Madriz’s clients include Creative Review, House of Illustration, and The Eighty-Eight Journal.

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9781786279569 400 illustrations 144 pages 289 x 210 mm £16.99 • Hardback AUGUST 2021

KIWI CULTURE This is Waitangi Day in New Zealand, a national

FEBRUARY

commemoration of a treaty signed in 1840 between British settlers and native Maori chiefs. Various aspects of Maori culture are celebrated, including traditional waka canoes, wood-carving, tattooing and performances of the haka – their tongue-tastic ceremonial dance.

ARRIVALS Bob Marley, Jamaican reggae superstar (1945)

Net Gain Volleyball is invented in 1895 in Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA, by physical education instructor William G. Morgan as a gentler game for people who find basketball too rough. Copying the net used in badminton, Morgan originally called his new sport Mintonette, and teams could have as many players as they wished on court!

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DEPARTURES Joseph Priestley, British chemist who discovered oxygen (1804)

Very Fishy In 1989, residents of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, were rather surprised to find hundreds of sardine-sized fish raining down on them. The fish had been lifted from the sea by freak weather conditions before hurtling to earth. Luckily, they weren’t in tins.

SLICE OF THE ACTION

ARRIVALS

Today is National Pizza Day, a celebration of

Joe Pesci, American Home Alone film villain (1943)

the tasty cheese and tomato treat. Its origins go back to Naples, Italy, but today pizza has taken over the planet. Pepperoni tops the topping

DEPARTURES

charts, with some of the weirdest additions

Bill Haley, American ‘Rock Around the Clock’ singer (1981)

being baked beans, mashed potato, chocolate, smoked reindeer and crocodile.

Whale of a Time In 2007, British yachtswoman Ellen MacArthur sailed into history by completing a massive 50,660-kilometre round-the-world voyage in just 71 days, 14 hours and 18 minutes (still a world record for the distance covered). During her time at sea she had to cope with rough weather, a damaged sail and almost hitting a whale.

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ARRIVALS Laura Ingalls Wilder, American Little House on the Prairie author (1867) DEPARTURES Adolphe Sax, Belgian saxophone inventor (1894)

ARRIVALS

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ARRIVALS

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Jerry Goldsmith, American film music composer (1929)

Thomas Edison, American inventor (1847) DEPARTURES

DEPARTURES

SPICE IT UP

Léon Foucault, French scientist who proved the Earth rotates (1868) (see January 8th)

Shirley Temple, USA, 1930s child actor (2014)

Today is Independence Day in Grenada, a day celebrated with many parades and people dressing in the national colours of red, gold and

Reel Clever

green. The Caribbean island is a major producer

In 1943, American war worker Vesta Stoudt writes to her nation’s president outlining an idea she has had for a strong, waterproof fabricbacked sticky tape that could be used to seal boxes of ammunition. The president loves the idea, and soon afterwards the first ever reels of duct tape are being manufactured.

that a nutmeg pod features on its flag.

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Still Missing Shergar, one of the world’s most successful racehorses, is stolen from a stud farm in Ireland in 1983. The horse, valued at £10 million, was taken by armed robbers who then demanded a ransom of £2 million for his return. No money was paid, and poor Shergar was never seen again.

ARRIVALS Jules Verne, French science fiction writer (1828) DEPARTURES Charles Wilkes, American Antarctic explorer (1877)

22 APRIL

Getting the Hump In 1995, Saudi Arabia holds the first of its now annual beauty contests for camels. Known unofficially as ‘Miss Camel’, the competition judges camels on their eyelashes, ears, noses and humps.

ARRIVALS Yehudi Menuhin, American violin prodigy who plays from the age of seven with major orchestras (1916)

GO GIRL!

Check, Mate! In 1996, a computer called Deep Blue becomes the first machine to beat a reigning world chess champion. Russian chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov loses the first of six games to Deep Blue, but recovers to win 4–2 overall. A year later they have a rematch, and this time Deep Blue wins and promptly retires.

23 APRIL

In a Flap In 1974, eccentric British inventor Arthur Pedrick patents his ‘chromatically selective cat flap’ – a cat flap that allowed entry only to cats of a set colour. He invented the device as he was fed up with next door’s black cat, Blackie, stealing the food of his own cat, Ginger.

Cracking Pace

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DEPARTURES William Shakespeare, British poet and playwright (1616)

In 1990, Dale Lyons runs the whole course of the London Marathon while carrying a dessert spoon with a fresh egg balanced on it. His time of 3 hours and 47 minutes makes him the fastest egg-and-spoon marathon runner to date.

ARRIVALS Prince Louis of Cambridge, British royal, fifth in line to the throne (2018)

Nations to encourage more females into the fields of science and technology. Despite low numbers, the only person so far to have won the Nobel Prize in two different sciences is French-Polish Marie Curie – a woman!

CODE BREAKERS ARRIVALS

APRIL

This is DNA Day, commemorating the date in

Albert Uderzo, French Asterix comic illustrator (1927)

1953 when the world first learned the structure of the chemical that carries all the codes (genes) for replicating life. DNA (DeoxyriboNucleic

DEPARTURES

Acid) is shaped like a twisted ladder. Humans

Anders Celsius, Swedish temperature scale inventor (1744)

DEPARTURES Richard Trevithick, British steam locomotive inventor (1833)

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science – created by the United

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of nutmeg. The crop is so important to Grenada

have 23,000 genes, although a tiny water flea called Daphnia easily beats us with 31,000.

Little-r Mermaid In 1964, vandals saw off and steal the head of a bronze statue of the Little Mermaid that sits by the sea in Copenhagen, Denmark. The head of the fairy-tale figure is never recovered, so a new one is made, only for this to be sawn off in 1998. Luckily, that one is returned.

APRIL

ARRIVALS

APRIL

Samuel Morse, American Morse code inventor (1791) DEPARTURES Ferdinand Magellan, Portuguese explorer (1521)

Going Ape

See for Miles

Koko, a female western lowland gorilla born and raised in captivity, becomes the first non-human to chat online in 1998. Taught to speak in sign language, Koko answers questions put to her by an interpreter and reveals that she likes apple juice and watching videos as well as caring for an orphaned kitten called Smokey. One of her words for bad is ‘toilet’.

ARRIVALS

The Hubble Space Telescope is launched into orbit around Earth in 1990, having cost nearly $5 billion to build. Named after American astronomer Edwin Hubble, the telescope is a big digital camera, the size of a school bus. Super-sensitive, some claim it could detect a match burning on the moon.

ARRIVALS Sachin Tendulkar, Indian cricketing legend and the world’s highest international scorer with over 30,000 runs (1973)

I. M. Pei, ChineseAmerican modern architect (1917) DEPARTURES Lucille Ball, American TV comedian (1989)

DEPARTURES

ONLY HUMAN

GOING DUTCH

Today is Union Day in Tanzania, celebrating

Horse Play! This is claimed to be the day in 1184 BCE when the ancient Greek army captures the city of Troy after setting siege to it for 10 years. The Greeks fool the Trojans into taking into the city a giant wooden horse with some of their soldiers hiding inside.

This is Koningsdag (King’s Day) in the

the creation of the east African nation from

Netherlands. People dress in orange – the

the countries of Tanganyika and Zanzibar.

colour of the Royal household – a phenomenon

The oldest known human remains, dating back

known as ‘orange madness’. They also sing:

almost two million years, have been found in

‘Oranje boven! Oranje boven! Leve de Koning!’

Tanzania, from where humans then spread out

(‘Orange on top! Orange on top!

across the planet.

Long live the king!’)

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Lucy Maud Montgomery, American Anne of Green Gables author (1942)

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A Book of Cats At Home with Cats around the World Katie Viggers ● A humorous introduction to cats from around the world ● Featuring Katie Viggers’ trademark illustrations ● Includes facts and stats on a wide range of big cats (as well as our pet cats!) Meet the cats! From lions and leopards to cheetahs and cougars, welcome to the world of cats. Who is the fastest feline? Who spends the most time sleeping and who has the loudest roar?

AUTHOR Katie Viggers is a London-based

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illustrator and the founder of Eightbear,

32 illustrations

a company that produces an original and

32 pages

witty range of animal books and prints to appeal to kids and adults alike.

300 x 225 mm £11.99 • Hardback AUGUST 2021

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Myth Match (Miniature Edition) A Fantastical Flipbook of Extraordinary Beasts Good Wives & Warriors ● The best-selling Myth Match title, now in miniature! ● A magical flipbook full of imaginary and mythical beasts to create ● Make over 1,000 fantastic combinations by flipping the left and right halves of the book You might have heard of the unicorn and the griffin, but what about the unifin? This fantastical flipbook collects together magical and mythical creatures from all over the world, then lets you mix and match their fronts and backs to create even more wondrous beasts of your own! From the wolpertinger and the bakeneko to the kraken and the qilin, this mixed-up magical bestiary has over 1,000 possible creations to fascinate, bewitch, and beguile. AUTHOR

Becky Bolton and Louise Chappell have been working collaboratively as Good Wives and Warriors since 2007, soon after graduating from The Glasgow School of Art. They design large-scale

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installations and undertake design

£8.99 • Spiral bound hardcover

commissions for companies in the UK

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and abroad.

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EARLY YEARS / BINGOS

My First Bingo: Home Illustrated by Niniwanted ● Accessible bingo format aimed at very young children: develops matching and observation skills ● Higher spec design and production than the competition ● Familiar scenes of home life illustrated with a charming twist Containing four gameboards with a different illustration on each, this attractively boxed set is the perfect gift for early learners. Featuring the bedroom, the bathroom, the kitchen, and the living room, kids will delight in exploring detailed depictions of their familiar worlds. Each board has ten objects to find: be the first to fill your board and win bingo! AUTHOR

Jenny Lelong, known as Niniwanted on social media since 2009, is a designer and illustrator. Her work consists of colorful illustrations with a naive pop touch, much of it inspired by her love of Japan.

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My First Bingo: School

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EARLY YEARS / BINGOS

My First Bingo: School Illustrated by Niniwanted ● Accessible bingo format aimed at very young children: develops matching and observation skills ● Higher spec design and production than the competition ● Familiar scenes of school life illustrated with a charming twist Containing four gameboards with a different illustration on each, this attractively boxed set is the perfect gift for early learners. Featuring the classroom, the library, the cafeteria, and the playground, kids will delight in exploring detailed depictions of their familiar worlds. Each board has ten objects to find: be the first to fill your board and win bingo! AUTHOR

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ALSO AVAILABLE My First Bingo: Home

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Pooper Heroes A Family Card Game Zsolt Batki, illustrated by Aga Giecko ● Poop is a popular theme! ● Meet the Pooper Hero characters and learn fun facts about how food turns into poop while playing ● This hilarious new card game has three difficulty levels for ages 5+, 7+ and 9+ so it works for all the family The Pooper Heroes take poop from no one! Will you? Meet the Pooper Heroes: Pooperman, the Flush, Poop Fairy, and Farty Godmother in this fun family card game for children aged 5+. Food gets turned into poop as you play, and players must team up with the Pooper Heroes to get rid of their poop cards—the least poopy player wins! Boring grownups beware, you might get pooped on!! AUTHOR

Zsolt Batki is a game designer who works in digital marketing. A father of three, he loves designing fun family games.

9781913947538 20 illustrations 78 cards

Aga Giecko is a UK-based Polish

137 x 98 x 30 mm

illustrator. Whimsical characters with

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cheeky smiles and wonky lines are her signature style.

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Who Did This Poo? A Matching & Memory Game

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JIGSAW PUZZLES

The A to Z of Dogs A Very Looooong Jigsaw Puzzle Illustrated by Seungyoun Kim ● A puzzle the shape of a dog—as long as a dog! ● Kids can learn about different breeds and identify their favorites ● Chunky pieces perfect for small hands! This puzzle is in the shape of a dog, and more than a metre long! Piece together 26 different breeds to get one loooong sausage dog. Big pieces for little hands make assembling this jigsaw puzzle a cinch. Kids and parents alike can delight in recognizing familiar breeds and learning new ones in Seungyoun Kim’s gorgeous illustration. AUTHOR

Seungyoun Kim is a Korean illustrator and children’s book author. She lives in Seoul with her puppy, Kim Pingu, a favorite subject of her illustrations and a loyal workmate who loves to sleep on her lap while she’s painting.

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299 Dogs (and a Cat)

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Sea Monsters & Rainbows A Snakes & Ladders Game Anna Claybourne, illustrated by Sister Arrow ● A fun and easy-to-play snakes and ladders game for children and families, suitable for age 5+ ● This version features fun facts on weird and wonderful sea monsters: steer your ship around them to avoid going under! ● Complete with counters shaped liked oceanexploring ships, this game can be enjoyed by two to six players Come on an amazing journey across the ocean, steering your ship to avoid monsters in this fun new take on snakes and ladders. Mythical sea monsters are notoriously elusive, but watch out when they rear their heads as they could send you right back to the start! The booklet includes short retellings of their fantastical tales. From Scotland’s Loch Ness Monster to the Amazonian Yacumama, welcome to the watery world of myths and legends! AUTHOR

Sister Arrow is a UK-based illustrator and educator working with drawing, animation, and game design.

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9781913947064 Board, six playing pieces, dice, booklet

Anna Claybourne is a children’s author

220 x 220 x 45 mm

whose most recent titles include Match

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a Mummy and The Mermaid Atlas (both Laurence King 2020).

ALSO AVAILABLE Bug Me Not!; Ocean Bingo

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PRESS-OUT TOYS

Make Your Own Fairy Tale: Hansel & Gretel Illustrated by Rebecca Green ● A charming press-out set for children to easily assemble and play with ● Contains 8 press-out sheets that make all the necessary characters and props to reenact the story ● Combines popular “Make Your Own” format with a much-loved children’s classic Press out and play along as you read! Eight pressout sheets give you all the characters and props you need to reenact the story of Hansel and Gretel. From the children and the breadcrumbs to the witch and her gingerbread house, act out the story while you read it or invent alternate versions! Comes with a fully illustrated story booklet for grown-ups to read to little ones as they play or for bigger kids to enjoy themselves. AUTHOR

Rebecca Green is an illustrator, painter, and author who loves experimenting with sculpture, lettering, and design using an array of traditional materials including gouache, colored pencil, ink, and cut

9781913947507 8 press out sheets 16 page booklet 145 x 145 x 36 mm

paper. Clients include Frankie, the

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Wall Street Journal, Flow magazine, and

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Amnesty International.

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Build Your Own Mars Colony

From: The Puzzle of Hopefulness Illustration © Therese Vandling ISBN 9781913947491 £9.99 / SEPTEMBER 2021

Gifts

BINGO GAMES

Endangered Animals Bingo 64 Amazing creatures That Need Our Help Illustrated by Marcel George, text by Lizzie Williams ● Follows success of Bird, Bug, Dog, Cat, and Ocean Bingo ● A fun game for children and adults to play together ● 64 of the world’s best-loved at-risk creatures to learn about and get inspired to save This family friendly game is packed with astonishing and beautiful creatures from all over the world. What unites them all? They are under threat. But there’s still time! Learn about the okapi, the whale shark, and the southern sea otter and be inspired to take action. This bingo game is filled with fun facts and glorious illustrations that are guaranteed to delight kids and adults alike. AUTHOR

Marcel George is a London-based

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illustrator who creates hand-painted

262 x 236 x 65 mm

contemporary watercolor illustrations.

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Lizzie Williams is a celebrated travel

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writer, guidebook author, and ex-safari tour leader. She is passionate about wildlife and conservation, especially endangered species in Africa.

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Bird Bingo; Dog Bingo; Ocean Bingo

A D DA X

AFRICAN WILD DOG

A M U R L E O PA R D

A X O L OT L

B AC T R I A N C A M E L

BELUGA

B L AC K R H I N O C E RO S

B L AC K - F O OT E D FERRET

BLUE WHALE

BRAZILIAN THREE-BANDED ARMADILLO

CALIFORNIA CONDOR

CHINESE PA N G O L I N

C RO S S R I V E R GORILLA

E U RO P E A N M I N K

G I A N T G U I TA R F I S H

G I A N T PA N DA

GIRAFFE

GOLDIE’S B I R D - O F - PA R A D I S E

G R E AT HAMMERHEAD

GRÉVY’S ZEBRA

H AW K S B I L L T U RT L E

H E C TO R ’ S DOLPHIN

HUMPHEAD WRASSE

I B E R I A N LY N X

KAKAPO

KOA L A

L E A R ’ S M AC AW

LION

M A L AY TA P I R

MEDITERRANEAN MONK SEAL

M O U N TA I N P Y G M Y POSSUM

N O RT H E R N H A I RY - N O S E D WO M B AT

N O RT H E R N RO C K H O P P E R PENGUIN

OKAPI

ORANGE-BELLIED PA R ROT

P E AC O C K TA R A N T U L A

P H I L I P P I N E E AG L E

PHILIPPINE S P OT T E D D E E R

POLAR BEAR

P R Z E WA L S K I ’ S HORSE

PYGMY H I P P O P OTA M U S

PYGMY THREE-TOED SLOTH

R E D PA N DA

R E D WO L F

R I D G WAY ’ S H AW K

RU S T Y PAT C H E D BUMBLE BEE

S AO L A

S E A OT T E R

SEYCHELLES PA R A D I S E F LY C AT C H E R

S I N A I B ATO N B L U E

S I R DAV I D ’ S LONG-BEAKED ECHIDNA

SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA

S TAG H O R N C O R A L

S U M AT R A N ELEPHANT

TA PA N U L I O R A N G U TA N

TA R Z A N ’ S CHAMELEON

TA S M A N I A N D E V I L

TENKILE

TIGER

VA M P I R E F LY I N G F RO G

VA N C O U V E R I S L A N D M A R M OT

VAQ U I TA

WHALE SHARK

WHOOPING CRANE

M AG M A F O R L AU R E N C E K I N G

BINGO GAMES

Bond Bingo The Ultimate 007 Game Text by Robert Shore ● Play bingo with 64 Bond icons: featuring all seven 007s; memorable villains; Bond girls; Q, M and Moneypenny; and (of course) a dazzling array of famous cars and gadgets ● Builds on the success of our best-selling bingo range ● An accompanying booklet reveals the full stories behind the characters and items featured The name is Bond. Bond Bingo. Grab Q’s gadgets and rev up the Aston Martin DB5 in readiness for a high-stakes game. Featuring 64 characters and curiosities from the world’s most famous movie franchise - including all seven 007s, his most iconic nemeses, and his most innovative cars and devices - this is the ultimate gift for Bond fans. Snatch victory from the jaws of Jaws and win bigger than Le Chiffre! Be the first to fill your bingo card and shout SHAKEN, NOT STIRRED! to win. AUTHOR

Robert Shore is the author of PostPhotography: The Artist with a Camera (2014) and Beg, Steal and Borrow: Artists against Originality (2017). He has worked as creative director of the contemporary

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visual culture brand Elephant and as deputy editor of Art Review magazine.

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Therapy Toolkit 60 Cards for Self-Exploration Linn Martinsen, Dip Couns, MBACP, illustrated by Cindy Kang ● Peer-reviewed text written by a qualified therapist, whose gentle, guiding questions offer a useful introduction and simple first step into therapy ● Will appeal to fans of The School of Life personal development gifts and those who liked bestsellers The Examined Life, Love’s Executioner or The Body Keeps the Score ● Thoughtful gift package accompanied by provoking and meditative illustrations by South Korean artist Cindy Kang The Therapy Toolkit features sixty cards devised by an experienced and qualified therapist to help the user explore their issues in a compassionate and safe space. Split into four categories—Experiences, Emotions, Relationships, and Childhood—each card features questions and reflections that emulate the process of therapy, guiding the user through their journey of self-exploration in order to create deep, meaningful change. A tool for those who are interested in exploring therapy or a companion to therapy itself. INFO AUTHOR

159 x 119 x 50 mm

a BACP registered psychotherapeutic

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counselor with 18 years’ experience in private practice.

9781786279552

Linn Martinsen, Dip Couns, MBACP, is

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Body Language Decoder 50 Cards to Reveal What They’re Really Thinking Martin Brooks, illustrated by Rachel Levit Ruiz ● Unlock the secrets of what people are thinking by learning to read their unconscious body language ● Fully illustrated to show you how to recognize each gesture ● Written by an expert in gesture, nonverbal behavior, culture, and emotion Learning to decode nonverbal communication is a powerful tool to help us understand other people’s thoughts and feelings, and it can help us make ourselves better understood too. There is a wealth of meaning in the body language of those around us and most of us aren’t even aware it exists— Body Language Decoder can help you to gauge more easily what a client or colleague is truly thinking or your partner is truly feeling, opening a world of communication. AUTHOR

Rachel Levit Ruiz is a Mexican artist and illustrator. She graduated from Parsons The New School of Design in May 2012.

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9781913947200 50 illustrated cards 50 page booklet

Martin Brooks is a communication coach

159 x 119 x 50 mm

and trainer. His analysis skills have

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been seen on the BBC and Discovery Channel.

OCTOBER 2021

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TAROT

Erotic Tarot Intimate Intuition Illustrated by Sofie Birkin, text by the Fickle Finger of Fate ● Beautifully illustrated, fully functional set of 78 tarot cards ● Features Sofie Birkin’s bold, playful, fully inclusive version of erotica ● Includes a 40-page booklet explaining the roles of the major and minor arcana and instructions on how to create your own readings A gorgeous deck of fully functional tarot cards based on traditional tarot iconography, illustrated with an erotic twist by Sofie Birkin. Her bold characters and bright, playful images prioritize inclusive representation, encourage daydreams, and aim to empower. Along with the fully illustrated cards, a booklet explains in detail how to interpret the cards and conduct your own readings. Gain insight into what lies ahead and which opportunities to watch for, along with a fresh perspective on your love life. AUTHOR

Sofie Birkin is a queer British illustrator living in Denver. She has created queer and trans inclusive illustrations for Bloomsbury, Cosmopolitan, Playboy, Badoo, and Nobrow, and uses her work to promote the gay agenda whenever possible.

The Fickle Finger of Fate is a collective of Old-Time fortune tellers.

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Whisky Poker Whisky Lovers’ Playing Cards Charles Maclean, illustrated by Grace Helmer ● Whisky Poker is a simple and fun card game to learn (with added layers of complexity for advanced players) ● Discover new single malts, bourbons, and ryes while recognizing your favorites among the illustrations ● Perfect for playing with a dram, this game is the ideal gift for whisky drinkers and poker players This illustrated deck of playing cards is perfect for dram after dram of whisky, playing Whisky Poker—or any other card game. Featuring illustrations of 39 malt whisky from around the world, plus 13 whisky-based cocktails, the deck is accompanied by a booklet giving detailed background to the world’s favorite distilleries and recipes for all the cocktails. Perfect for a hand of cards or a handy refresher on how to mix an Old Fashioned. AUTHOR

Charles MacLean is Scotland’s leading whisky expert, a consultant at Bonhams Auctioneers, and the author of ten whisky books.

Grace Helmer is a London-based illustrator. Her playful, colorful compositions capture a feeling of

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discovery and find beauty in the everyday.

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JIGSAW PUZZLES

The Puzzle of Happiness The Puzzle of Hopefulness The Puzzle of Calm A Little Gradient Jigsaw Therese Vandling and Professor Susan Broomhall ● A new 150-piece little gradient puzzle series using the artwork from The Box of Emotions

AUTHOR

of History at The University of Western Australia and 2018

● As sales of jigsaw puzzles continue to grow, the gradient puzzle and mini puzzle trends have attracted a new, social media-savvy audience ● Each puzzle features a mini print of the artwork and accompanying booklet written by an expert in the theory of emotions Unique gradient puzzles for a new generation of jigsaw fans that tap into the mindful, self-care appeal of jigsaws. From Calm to Happiness, Hopefulness, Love and Ecstasy, the beautiful, mesmerizing artwork of each little puzzle focuses on a different emotion, with accompanying text to help the user understand and make sense of these feelings. Perfect for fans of the Cloudberries or Areaware gradient puzzles or The Box of Emotions.

Susan Broomhall is a Professor

Co-Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions.

Therese Vandling is an independent graphic designer and experimental print maker.

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9781913947620 (Happiness) 9781913947491 (Hopefulness) 9781913947637 (Calm) Each puzzle: 124 x 100 x 40 mm 150 pieces £9.99 • Box SEPTEMBER 2021

JIGSAW PUZZLES

Tetromino City A Geometric Jigsaw Puzzle Peter Judson ● Geometrically shaped pieces for a totally different puzzling challenge! ● Intricate cityscape filled with minute detail ● Leads off a new series of puzzles with nontraditional shapes In this new series of geometrically shaped puzzles, traditional jigsaw pieces go out the window! Using the seven basic geometric shapes known as tetrominos, you must reconstruct Peter Judson’s geometric cityscape! Each shape is repeated dozens of times: can you figure out where each piece goes? AUTHOR

Peter Judson is an illustrator based in London. His work draws stylistically from postmodernism and the radical design movements of the 20th century, exploring the environments we inhabit in an attempt to better understand human nature.

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JIGSAW PUZZLES

299 Dogs (and a Cat) A Canine Cluster Puzzle Léa Maupetit ● A jigsaw with a twist: no two shapes are the same, and each piece is a dog (except for one that’s a cat) ● Hours of maddening fun! ● Charming illustrations by Léa Maupetit Have you got what it takes to corral all 299 dogs into a perfect puzzle? In this cunning cluster puzzle, there are no regular jigsaw shapes: each piece takes the outline of the dog itself. And there are 299 of them! Plus a cat. See if you can find it! AUTHOR

Léa Maupetit is a French illustrator who lives and works in Paris. Her clients include the New York Times and Möet Hennessy.

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The World of Dracula A Jigsaw Puzzle by Adam Simpson Adam Simpson ● This 1000-piece jigsaw features the world of Dracula in mind-blowing detail ● Spot characters from the novel as you build the puzzle ● The perfect gift for book and jigsaw lovers alike Enter the gothic World of Dracula in this stunning jigsaw puzzle by Adam Simpson. This richly rewarding puzzle is accompanied by an illustrated poster and explanatory text detailing who’s who in Dracula’s grisly world. AUTHOR

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The World of Charles Dickens A Jigsaw Puzzle with 70 Characters to Find Professor John Mullan, illustrated by Barry Falls ● This 1000-piece puzzle reimagines Dickens’ life and scenes from his novels in glorious detail ● Spot famous fictional characters, fellow writers, and historical characters as you build the puzzle ● Includes fun Dickens facts on a fold-out poster Venture into Dickens’ legendary London in the next in our best-selling jigsaw series. Will you brave the back alleys to find Fagin’s den, or risk Scrooge’s scowl at the counting house? From Uriah Heep’s villainous comedy to Miss Havisham’s eternal heartache, Dickens fans will—like Oliver—find themselves asking for more as they build this 1000-piece puzzle and relive the dramas hidden within. AUTHOR

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Index of Authors A Adillon, Dàlia 107 Ager, Charlotte 114 Agkathidis, Asterios 132 Aguado, Emma 87 Alexander, Hilary 145 Allen, Roly 116 Ambler, Frances 90 Amore, Sorelle 131 Anderson, Alan 112, 118 Anderson, Gail 138, 139, 141 Andre, Jean 89 Anouti, Caline 146 Antoine, Denis 144 Anyango, Catherine 95 Arata-Gavere, Barbara 143, 146 Artymowska, Aleksandra 100 Asiain Lora, Miren 105 Atkinson, Mark 145 Atkinson, Stuart 106 B Baczynski, Kristyna 103 Bailey, Greg 87, 89, 108 Bainbridge, Simon 124, 130 Baker, Rachelle 89, 127 Barfield, Mike 48, 102, 104, 106 Barker, James 88 Barnes, Lesley 104 Barr, Catherine 106 Barton, Gem 93, 138 Barzilay, Shira 7, 142 Basford, Johanna 95, 113, 114 Bass, Jennifer 127, 140 Bateman, Steven 141 Batki, Zsolt 54, 98 Batliwalla, Navaz 7, 142 Battersea Dogs & Cats Home 87 Bernard, Laura 96, 99 Berrie, Christine 86, 87, 88 Bertini, Viola 133 Bird, Michael 106, 118, 121 Birkin, Sofie 66, 92 Black, Holly 28, 85, 88, 121 Blackley, Lachlan 95 Blackman, Cally 142 Blackshaw, Gemma 122 Blake, Rose 105 Blanchard, Tamsin 142

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Blossom, Rowan 92, 116, 118 Blum, Peggy 143 Bock, Leanne 99 Boldt, Claudia 96, 97, 99, 100 Boswell, Lisa 4, 110, 114 Bower, Julie Rose 93 Bowkett, Steve 100, 112, 131 Bowles, Melanie 143 Brett, Anna 106 Briggs-Goode, Amanda 146 Brooks, Martin 65, 91 Broomhall, Susan 68, 84 Brown, Carol 145 Brown, Derren 131 Brown, Rachael 134 Brown, Sass 144, 147 Buchczik, Jan 102 Buckingham, Lesley 94 Burkhardt, Ralph 139 C Cahill, James 26, 88, 123, 126 Caldwell, Cath 138 Callaghan, Laura 85, 91, 113, 123 Cap, Henri 107 Carroll, Henry 32, 92, 95, 105, 106, 110, 111, 119, 120, 130 Catacchio, Onofrio 110, 125 Cavolo, Ricardo 90 Chakrabarti, Nina 100, 102 Chassagne, Léa 114 Cheng, Karen 138 Chesters, Kevin 137 Cheung, Theresa 92, 93, 94, 114 Choklat, Aki 145 Christoforou, Christina 135 Chunman Lo, Dennic 146 Cirelli, Dana 74 Clarke, Rebecca 89 Clarke, Simon 147 Claybourne, Anna 57, 87, 97, 98, 100, 105, 106 Claypool, Mollie 135 Clerc, Lucille 93, 108, 115 Cole, Alison 124 Cole, Daniel James 145 Cole, Drusilla 146 Cole, Ina 29, 123 Compton, Nick 125

Conover, Todd 142 Contraire, Bastien 103 Cornet, Guillaume 105 Cothren, Michael 33, 34, 123, 124 Coulthard, Sally 117 Craig & Karl 92 Cure, Sophie 138 Curley, John J. 123 D Dabbs, Peter 140 D’Alleva, Anne 33, 34, 123, 124 Davidson, Kirsti 98, 99 Davies, Bridget 123 Davies, Colin 134 Davis, Jennifer 112 Dawnay, Gabby 104 Day, Anna 88 Deeny, Leander 90, 91 Deihl, Nancy 145 Delaney, Miriam 135 Deuchars, Marion 44, 45, 97, 100, 101, 104, 123 Dexet, Hector 105 Dimery, Robert 128, 129 Doane, Morgan 116 Dobner, Rory 105, 110 Doonan, Simon 110, 124, 143 Dowling, Faye 109, 122 Doyle, James 103 Draper, Jason 25, 128 Drori, Jonathan 108, 115 Duly, Leila 113 Dunn, Nick 132 Dunster, Carolyn 113 E Eagle, Will 90, 111, 113, 119, 131 Eason, Rohan Daniel 92 Ebenstein, Joanna 121 Editions Larosse 143 Edwards, Loni 9, 110 Elephant Magazine 124 Ellcock, Stephen 89, 91, 129 Englund, Magnus 134, 140 Escobar, Paola 107 Espinoza, Steven 128 Etherington, Robin 103 Evamy, Michael 139

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Evans, Kate 106 Evans, Peter 135 Everitt, Matt 115, 128, 129 Exley, Holly 86, 87, 90, 94 F Falls, Barry 75, 78, 85, 90, 91 Farina, Aurélien 138 Farrelly, Lorraine 134 Fee, Natalie 15, 118, 136 Ferguson, Richard 104 Fick, Bill 140 Fickle Finger of Fate 66, 92 Fiell, Charlotte 39, 119, 132, 134, 137, 138, 139, 140 Fiell, Clementine 139 Fiell, Peter 39, 119, 132, 134, 137, 138, 140 Fischer, Anette 147 Fleming, John 126 Fletcher, Daisy 114 Fletcher, Kate 144 Ford, Jason 42, 99, 102, 103, 104 Foss, Natalie 93 Foster, Clare 116 Foster, Victoria 93 Friel, Helen 46, 100, 101, 103 Friel, Ian 46, 100, 103 Fuentes, Carla 94 G Gambino, Paul 17, 111, 124 Gamlen, Pete 107 Gardner, Bruce 117 Garland, Val 142 George, Marcel 62, 79, 84, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 94, 99 Gethings, Gerrard 87, 109 Getlein, Mark 121 Giannella, Valentina 106, 136 Giecko, Aga 54, 90, 98 Gifford, Clive 107 Gilbert, Adi 117 Gladwin, Laura 89 Glatt, Jana 97, 99 Good Wives and Warriors 51, 84, 102, 105 Gorman, Anne 135 Grabowski, Beth 140 Graham, Barbara 146 Grande, Valentina 30 Green, Dan 107 Green, Rebecca 58, 98

Grierson, Tim 128 Griffiths, Danielle 144 Grimshaw Architects 133 Grose, Lynda 144 Gulling, Dana K. 134 H Hagan-Guirey, Marc 113, 117, 132, 133 Haidle, Elizabeth 99 Hall, Sean 141 Hallett, Clive 36, 144 Hallgrimsson, Bjarki 140 Harasymowicz, Sława 126 Harding, Erin 116 Haydn Smith, Ian 120, 128, 131 Hayes, Nick 106 Heller, Steven 119, 137, 138, 139, 141 Helmer, Grace 67, 89, 93, 94 Henly, Joanna 87 Henríquez, Daniela 89, 90 Henry, Kevin 138 Heti, Sheila 110 Higgie, Anna 90, 91 Higgins, Ian 135 Higuchi, Yuko 112 Hisao, Sato 101 Hobbs, Kevin 112 Hoberman, Nicky 91 Hodge, Susie 120, 125, 126, 135 Hodgson, Rob 96, 98, 104 Hohenhaus, Peter 16, 108 Holden, Robert 132, 134 Holland, Gwyneth 144 Hollingham, Richard 111 Honour, Hugh 126 Hopkins, Dave 91, 109, 129 Hopkins, Owen 132, 135 Horberry, Roger 137 Horner, Polly 76, 86, 89 Hornung, David 123, 137 Howard, Annabel 121 Hudson, Murray 135 Hughes, Philip 133 Hulin, Joey 5, 112 Humfrey, Chris 79, 86, 87 Humphrey, Lauren 106 Hyland, Angus 19, 91, 92, 109, 122, 129, 141 Hyndman, Sarah 94 I IC4DESIGN 102, 103 Ingledew, John 137, 139

Ingram, Catherine 113, 115, 123, 126 Inman, Gary 117 Innes, Malcolm 134 Inniss, Joseph 116 Isaac, Ceri 143 Isaac, Rita 121 Ismail, Yasmeen 100, 103 J Jabi, Wassim 134 Jackson, Martin 77, 94 Jackson, Paul 93, 117, 118, 132, 133, 137, 138, 139, 141, 143 Jaglenka Terrazzini, Daniela 102, 118 Jansen, Charlotte 91, 122, 123, 130 Jara Kercher, Joshua 88 Jaussaud, Jean-Francois 124 Jawando, Danielle 107 Jiang, Shan 92, 93 Johnson, Michael 140 Johnston, Amanda 36, 144 Jonas, Anne 106 Jones, Jonathan 121, 125, 126 Jones, Rae 144 Judah, Hettie 123 Judson, Peter 70, 84 Junger, Laura 103 K Kakita, Tomoko 13, 117 Kamigaki, Hiro 102, 103 Kane, John 141 Kang, Cindy 64 Kaplan, Jonathan 93 Karman, Bijou 89, 127 Karnikowski, Nina 113, 118, 139 Katstaller, Rachel 107 Kavounas Taylor, Alice 137, 141 Kearney, Brendan 106 Kennedy, Philip 20, 108 Kershaw, Gareth 146 Kiisel, Karolyn 143 Killian Fernandez, Kathleen 74, 128 Kim, Seungyoun 56, 97 Kind Studio 110 Kirkham, Pat 127, 140 Kirkham, Tony 87, 90, 94 Knight, Liz 116 Kruszynski, Elliot 96 Kus, Mike 31, 130 Kyle, Hedi 117

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L Laing, Olivia 122 Landrein, Simon 87 Latanza, Giuseppe 123 Laval, Anne 97 Laverty, Christopher 127, 144 Lawson, Stuart 138 Leamy, Selwyn 95, 111, 119, 125 Lee, Rik 89, 129 Lee-Merrion, Harriet 92, 94 Lefteri, Chris 139, 140 Leslie, Jeremy 140 Leverton, Amy 143 Levit Ruiz, Rachel 65, 91 Lewis, Angharad 141 Lewis, Ben 123 Lingwood, Gyles 137 Little White Lies 23, 84, 92, 110, 114, 127, 128 Liversedge, Jamie 132, 134 Lovegrove, Keith 142 Lucas, Raymond 135 M MacDonald, Bruno 128 Macellari, Elisa 110, 124 Maclean, Charles 67, 89 Madriz, Marianna 48, 106, 107, 108 Magma 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 100 Magnum Photos 124, 130 Mahon, Nik 93, 95 Mahoney, Mick 137 Makstutis, Geoffrey 132 Manel, Stéphane 88 Marazzi, Manuela 106, 136 Martens, Yuri 135 Martin, Raphaël 107 Martin, Rosie 146 Martinsen, Linn 64 Maruzzelli, Lucia Esther 106, 136 Matteuzzi, Francesco 123 Maupetit, Léa 71, 85, 87 Maycock, Sarah 10, 108 Mayer, Jeffrey 142, 147 Mayer, Musa 125 Mbonu, Ezinma 144 McCabe, Eamonn 130 McCurry, Bonnie 131 McCurry, Steve 131 McGovern, Anna 114 McLean, William 39, 134, 135 McLeod, Virginia 133 McMahon Collis, Diana 93, 95, 115

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McNeil, Paul 142 Meadows, Toby 145 MEGAMUNDEN 93, 115 Melhuish, Clare 134 Metropolitan Museum of Art 88 Meyer, Mike 141 Meyerowitz, Joel 129 Miller, Doug John 23, 85, 128 Miller, Ellen 143 Miller, Ralph 116 Milton, Alex 140 Mister Peebles 91 Mitchell, Wendy 126 Miyake, Ryuto 86, 88, 90 Mokoena, Tshepo 24, 128 Montoriol Alaux, Cassandre 90 Morgan, Tony 38, 147 Morton, Camilla 90 Moxon, Sian 135 Muet, Apolline 110, 114 Mullan, John 75, 78, 85, 90 Munden, Oliver 93, 95, 115 Münster, Morten 139 Murugiah, Sharm 74, 85, 115, 128 N Nakamichi, Tomoko 146, 147, 148 Nakamoto, Takeshi 129 National Poetry Library 110 Nethersole, Scott 121 Newland, Christina 84 Newman, Marian 142 Nguyen-Grealis, Lan 142 Niniwanted 52, 53, 98 Nishi, Shuku 94 Nunes, Victor 113 O Oldham, Craig 140 Ong, Amandas 121 Onn, Aidan 96, 98, 99, 100, 104 Ordnance Survey 113 Ormen, Catherine 143 P Padley, Gemma 21, 130 Pantelides, Katerina 125 Paoletti, John T. 121 Parisi, Paolo 108, 122 Parkinson, David 119, 126 Parkinson, Tom 91, 129 Parr, Martin 111 Partridge, Loren 125

Pedder-Smith, Rachel 116 Perkins, Camilla 93 Phillips, David 132, 133 Phillips, Lee John 117, 118 Piyasena, Sam 116 Plewka, Karl 142 Plunkett, Drew 133 Posner, Harriet 146 Posters, Bill 126, 136 Potter, Claire 14, 136 Poulain, Damien 97 Powell, Pamela 145 Pramaggiore, Maria 127 Pretor-Pinney, Gavin 91 Price, Dorothy 122 Price-Cabrera, Natalia 130 Proctor, Rebecca 141 Pryce, Jonathan Daniel 130, 145 Q Qiong er, Jiang 39, 138 Qu, Zheng 132 R Radke, Gary M. 121 Rae, Andrew 84, 102, 115, 126 Raisin, Ross 111, 119 Raizman, David 138 Ratinon, Claire 116 Raymond, Martin 141 Rees, Darrel 138 Regan, Lisa 102 Reid, Olga 133 Rideal, Liz 124 Rivans, Maria 113 Roberts, Caroline 19, 109, 122 Robertson, Debora 76, 87, 89 Roddam, George 126 Rodgers, Paul 140 Rossetti, Eva 126 Rothenstein, Julian 18, 109 Rüber, Sabina 116 Rumsby, Anna 102 Russell, Henry 120 Ryder, Brett 84 S Salisbury, Martin 137 Samar Damluji, Salma 132, 133 Sampson, Ana 10, 11, 108, 109 Sato, Hisako 143, 147 Sato, Kanae 98 Savic, Dejan 95

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Sayer, Chloe 18, 109 Schonberger, Nick 112, 141 Scully, Claire 114 Seggio, Barbara 147 Selmes, Caroline 96, 97, 99, 103 Shaeffer, Claire 143 Shakespeare, Tom 122 Shaughnessy, Adrian 138 Shaw, Mark 136 Shawcross, Conrad 125 Shenton, Jan 147 Shore, Robert 63, 121, 122, 126 Silver, Pete 39, 134, 135 Simpson, Adam 72, 73, 85, 90 Sims, Josh 110, 145 Sister Arrow 57, 98 Slade-Brooking, Catharine 136, 137 Sloan, Kate 8, 108 Smits, Timba 72, 85, 91, 129 Snider, Rachel 84 Snir, Noa 107 Solomon, Kate 128 Sommer, Mikkel 88, 89 Sommer Christensen, Mikkel 90 Soriano, Kathleen 124 Sotés, Jesús 46, 103 Sparshott, David 94, 112 Spiers, Julia 100 Spitzer, Katja 107 Spurling, Florence 37, 143 SRK 114, 115 Stadden, Peter 116 Steinbauer, Anja 112 Stepien, Maya 96 Sterlacci, Francesca 143, 145, 146, 147 Stickerbomb 114, 115, 136 Stoke, Emma 89 Storr, Robert 125 Stoten, Jim 115, 129 Street, Ben 112, 121 Stuart, Matt 131 Styles, Morag 137 Sullivan, Edward J. 124 Suzuki, Hiromi 91 Suzuki, Itsuko 97 Szkutnicka, Basia 145, 147 T Tagliaferro, Lauren 142 Tamaki, Lauren 92 Taylor, Eleanor 112 Thomas, Isabel 96, 99, 104, 107, 108

Thomas, Patrick 95, 136 Thornhill, Joanna 118, 134 Travis, Stephanie 135 TTTism 112, 141 Tucker, Johnny 133 Tye, Alice 92 Tylevich, Katya 22, 90, 91, 127 U Udale, Jenny 144 Unwin, Mike 90 Upchurch, Paul 88 Urban Outfitters 110 Utechin, Nicholas 85 V Valli, Marc 121 Valmorbida, Elise 6, 114 Van Der Veken, Jan 106 van Meel, Juriaan 135 van Ree, Hermen Jan 135 Van Ryn Aude 10 Van Sant, Gus 22, 127 Vandenbroucke, Brecht 84 Vander Kaay, Chris 74, 128 Vandling, Therese 68, 84, 91 Vann, Philip 122 Vienne, Véronique 119, 137 Viggers, Katie 50, 104, 105 Vigourt, Renaud 103, 107

Wilson, Kendra 91, 109, 116, 122 Wilson, Zeren 90 Woods, Paul 35, 139, 140 Woodward, Adam 115, 128 Woolf, Virginia 12, 110, 112 Worsley, Harriet 119, 142 Wright, Jennifer 112 Wylesol, George 77, 94 Y Yamashita, Megumi 132, 133 Young, Sarah 92 Yot, Richard 124 Yun, Yeji 97 Z Zappaterra, Yolanda 138

W Waern, Rasmus 135 Waldron, Hannah 98 Wallington, Jack 116 Wallis, Tom 127 Warchol, Ulla 117 Warner Marien, Mary 119, 129, 130 Warren, Hannah 108 Watkin, David 133 Watson, Albert 129 Watson, Linda 145 Watt Smith, Tiffany 91 Weckmann, Anke 107 Wesen Bryant, Michele 144 West, David 112 Westerbeck, Colin 129 Weston, Richard 118, 131, 132 Weston-Lewis, James 105 White Arkitekter 134 White, Terry 135 Wilkinson, Carl 105 Williams, Lizzie 62, 86

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Index of Titles A A to Z of Dogs: A Very Looooong Jigsaw Puzzle, The 56, 97 A to Z of Monsters and Magical Beings, An 104 Acrylic: Do More Art 121 Airline: Style at 30,000 Feet 142 Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity 105 Albert Watson: Creating Photographs 129 Alice in Wonderland (Story Box): Remake the Classic Fairy Tale 97 Alice’s Wonderland: A Curiouser and Curiouser Jigsaw Puzzle 84 All About Yves 143 Almost an Animal Alphabet 104 Alright Darling? The Contemporary Drag Scene 108 Amazed 100 Amelia Earhart (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107 Amy Winehouse 128 Anatomica: The Exquisite and Unsettling Art of Human Anatomy 121 Anatomy of Cycling: 22 Bike Culture Postcards 94 Andy Warhol 121 Animal Mah-Jong 86 Animals at Home: Match 27 Animals to Their Homes 99 Anne Frank (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107 Archidoodle: An Architect’s Activity Book 100, 112, 131 Architectural Modelmaking Second Edition 132 Architectural Styles: A Visual Guide 132 Architecture: An Introduction 132 Architecture of Yemen and Its Reconstruction, The 132 Architecture Visionaries 132 Around the World in 80 Plants 108, 115

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Around the World in 80 Trees 108, 115 Art Game, The: Artists’ Trump Cards 88 Art Game, The: Fifty Cards New Edition 88 Art in Renaissance Italy Fourth Edition 121 Art of Renaissance Florence: A City and Its Legacy 121 Art of the Fold, The: How to Make Innovative Books and Paper Structures 117 Art Oracles: Creative & Life Inspiration from the Great Artists 90 Art Out of the Box: Creativity Games for Artists of all Ages 91 Art Play 100 Art Visionaries 121 Artemisia Gentileschi 121 Artists on Art: How the Masters See, Think & Create 28, 121 Artless: Art & Illustration by Simple Means 121 Atlas of Dark Destinations: Explore the World of Dark Tourism 16, 108 Aussie Animal Match: A Memory Game 79, 87 Australia’s Deadly Animals Bingo And Other Dangerous Creatures from Down Under 86 Awkward Beauty: The Art of Lucy Jones 122 B Baby Art Gallery: Turn Your Baby into an Art Critic 97 Baby Zoo: Turn Your Baby into a Zoologist 97 Back on Your Bike: All the Stuff You Need to Know to Be a Cyclist Again 112 Basquiat: A Graphic Novel 108, 122 Battle of the Bands: Rock Trump Cards 89 Bauhaus Ballet 104

Be a Super Awesome Artist: 20 Art Challenges Inspired by the Masters 105 Be a Super Awesome Photographer 106 Beg, Steal and Borrow: Artists against Originality 122 Beyoncé 24, 128 Biomorphic Structures: Architecture Inspired by Nature 132 Bird Bingo 86 Bird, The: The Great Age of Avian Illustration 20, 108 Birds: Playing Cards 88 Bob Goes Pop 104 Bob the Artist 104 Bob the Artist: Dominoes 97 Bob’s Blue Period 104 Body Language Decoder: 50 Cards To Reveal What They’re Really Thinking 65, 91 Bond Bingo: The Ultimate 007 Game 63, 86 Book of Bears, A: At Home with Bears around the World 105 Book of Black, The 109, 122 Book of Cat Poems, The 10, 108 Book of Cats, A: At Home with Cats Around the World 50, 105 Book of Dog Poems, The 11, 109 Book of Skulls, The 109 Book of the Bird, The: Birds in Art 109, 122 Book of the Cat, The: Cats in Art 109, 122 Book of the Dog, The: Dogs in Art 109, 122 Book of the Flower, The: Flowers in Art 109, 122 Book of the Horse, The: Horses in Art 109, 122 Book of the Raven, The: Corvids in Art and Legend 19, 109, 122 Book of the Tree, The: Trees in Art 122 Box of Emotions, The 91 Bug Bingo 86 Bug Me Not! 96

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Build Your Own Mars Colony 97 Butterfly Wings: A Matching Game 87 Bystander: A History of Street Photography 129 C Cat Bingo 86 Cat Coasters 94 Cat Gurus: Wisdom from the World’s Most Celebrated Felines 91 Cats & Kittens: A Memory Game 87 Cat’s Guide to the Night Sky, A 106 Celebrity Love Match: A Memory Game 87 Chantal Joffe: Personal Feeling Is the Main Thing 122 Charles Darwin (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107 Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species 106 Children’s Picturebooks: The Art of Visual Storytelling Second Edition 137 Circular Economy (For Regular People), The: How to Live Sustainably 14, 136 Circular Fashion: Making the Fashion Industry Sustainable 143 Citizen Canine: Dogs in the Movies 126 Clash of the Titians: Old Masters Trump Game 89 Cloud Spotter: 30 Cards to Keep You Looking Up 91 Colour: A Workshop for Artists and Designers Third Edition 123, 137 Come Together: The Rock Bands Game 88 Complete Pleats: Pleating Techniques for Fashion, Architecture and Design 117, 132, 137, 143 Construction for Landscape Architecture 132 Contemporary Chinese Furniture Design: A New Wave of Creativity 132

Copywriting: Successful Writing for Design, Advertising and Marketing Second Edition 136 Cosmic Book of Space, Aliens and Beyond, The: Draw, Colour, Create Things From out of this World! 42, 102 Couture Tailoring: A Construction Guide for Women’s Jackets 143 Creating a Brand Identity: A Guide for Designers 136, 137 Creating Couture Embellishment 143 Creative Nudge, The: Simple Steps to Help You Think Differently 137 Cut & Dry: The Modern Guide to Dried Flowers from Growing to Styling 113 Cut and Fold Paper Textures: Techniques for Surface Design 117 Cut and Fold Techniques for Pop-Up Designs 117, 137 Cut and Fold Techniques for Promotional Materials Revised Edition 117 D Daido Moriyama: How I Take Photographs 129 Dangerous Experiments for After Dinner: 21 Daredevil Tricks to Impress Your Guests 91, 109 Dark Side of the Spoon: The Rock Cookbook 116 David Bowie 128 David Hockney 26, 123 Day of the Dead ,The: A Visual Compendium 18, 109 Denim Dudes: Street Style Vintage Workwear Obsession 143 Design Process in Architecture: From Concept to Completion 132 Designing Knitted Textiles: Machine Knitting for Fashion 37, 143 Designing Type Second Edition 138

Detail in Contemporary Concrete Architecture 132 Detail in Contemporary Glass Architecture 133 Detail in Contemporary Hotel Design 133 Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture 2 133 Detail in Contemporary Timber Architecture 133 Digital Textile Design Second Edition 143 Dino Domino 97 Dinosaur Bingo 96 Do You Look Like Your Cat? Match Cats with their Humans: A Memory Game 87 Do You Look Like Your Dog? Match Dogs with Their Humans: A Memory Game 87, 109 Do You Know Your Dogs? Dog Lovers’ Quiz Cards 76, 89 Dog Bingo 86 Dog Coasters 94 Dog Domino 97 Dogs & Puppies: A Memory Game 87 Don’t Get a Job...Make a Job: How to Make it as a Creative Graduate 138 Doodle Gardener: Imagine, Design and Draw the Ideal Garden 116 Dorodango: The Japanese Art of Making Mud Balls 117 Drag Match: Pair Up the Before and After Looks 87 Drag: The Complete Story 110, 143 Drape Drape 2 143, 147 Draping: Techniques for Beginners 143 Draping: The Complete Course Second Edition 143 Draw Paint Print like the Great Artists 100, 123 Drawing for Interior Design Second Edition 133 Drawing for Product Designers 138 Drawing Game, The 113 Dream Decoder: 60 Cards to Unlock Your Unconscious 92

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Dream Decoder Journal 92, 94 Dream of Surrealism, The: 1000-Piece Art History Jigsaw Puzzle 84 E Eco Fashion 144 Editorial Design: Digital and Print 138 Element in the Room, The 106 Elephants on Tour: A Search & Find Journey Around the World 105 Enchanted Forest: 20 Postcards 95 Enchanted Forest: An Inky Quest & Colouring Book 113 Encyclopedia of Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture 133 Endangered Animals Bingo: Learn About 64 Threatened Species That Need Our Help 62, 86 Endless Odyssey, The: A Mythic Storytelling Game 92 Erotic Tarot: Intimate Intuition 66, 92 Essensualism: The Craft Spirit of Contemporary Chinese Design 39, 138 Every Day Amazing: Fantastic Facts for Every Day of the Year 48, 106 Evolution: The Work of Grimshaw Architects, Volume 4, 2000– 2010 133 Exhibition Design: An Introduction Second Edition 133 Extraordinary Things to Cut Out and Collage 113 F Fabric for Fashion: The Complete Guide: Natural and Man-made Fibres 144 Fabric for Fashion: The Swatch Book Revised Second Edition 36, 144 Face Values: Beauty Rituals and Skincare Secrets 7, 142 Fairy Tale Play: A Pop-up Storytelling Book 100

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Fairytale Memory Game, The: Match 3 Cards & Tell a Story 97 Fantastic Women 90 Farm Bingo 96 Fashion & Sustainability: Design for Change 144 Fashion Design: A Guide to the Industry and the Creative Process 144 Fashion Design Research 144 Fashion Drawing: Illustration Techniques for Fashion Designers Second Edition 144 Fashion in Film 127, 144 Fashion Knitwear 144 Fashion Oracles: Life and Style Inspiration from the Fashion Greats 90 Fashion Stylist’s Handbook 144 Fashion Trend Forecasting 144 Fashion Visionaries 145 Feminist Oracles: Blaze a Trail with Advice from 50 Iconic Women 91 Ferdinand Magellan (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107 Film: A Critical Introduction Fourth Edition 127 Find Frida 113, 123 First Time, The: Stories & Songs from Music Icons 128 Flip Side of Alien, The 127 Flip Side of Jurassic Park, The 127 Flip Side of Pulp Fiction, The 127 Floriography: The Meaning of Flowers 92 Flower Garden, The: How to Grow Flowers from Seed 116 Flower Year, The: A Colouring Book 113 Folding Techniques for Designers From Sheet to Form 138 Footwear Design 145 Forage: Wild Plants to Gather and Eat 116 Frank Lloyd Wright Paper Models: 14 Kirigami Buildings to Cut and Fold 113, 117, 133 Frida Kahlo (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107, 123 From Above: The Story of Aerial Photography 130

From the Sculptor’s Studio: Conversations with 20 Seminal Artists 29, 123 Fundamentals of Art History 123 Fundamentals of Art History New Edition 33 Furniture Design: An Introduction to Development, Materials and Manufacturing 138 Furoshiki and the Japanese Art of Gift Wrapping 13, 117 G Game of Queens: A Drag Queen Card Race 89 Garçon Style: New York, London, Milano, Paris 130, 145 Genius Art: Genius Playing Cards 89 Genius Movies: Genius Playing Cards 89, 127 Genius Music: Genius Playing Cards 89, 129 Genius TV: Genius Playing Cards 89 , 127 Genius Writers: Genius Playing Cards 89 Get TikTok Famous Fast 113 Gin Rummy: Gin Lovers’ Playing Cards 89 Girl on Girl: Art and Photography in the Age of the Female Gaze 123, 130 Global Art and the Cold War 123 Go Lightly: How to Travel Without Hurting the Planet 113 Going, Going, Gone! A HighStakes Board Game 87 Graphic Design: A User’s Manual 138 Graphic Design Idea Book, The: Inspiration from 50 Masters 138 Graphic Design Play Book: An Exploration of Visual Thinking 138 Great British Colouring Map, The: A Colouring Journey Around Britain 113 Green Nation Revolution: Use Your Future to Change the World 106, 136 Guess the Artist: The Art Quiz Game 92

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Gus Van Sant: Making Movies in and Out of Hollywood 22 Gus Van Sant: The Art of Making Movies 127 H Happy Hour: A Cocktail Card Game 89 Happy Writing Book, The: Discover the Positive Power of Creative Writing 6, 114 Hassan Fathy: Earth & Utopia 133 Hello Nature Activity Cards: 30 Activities 100 Hello Nature: Draw, Colour, Make and Grow 100 History of Everything in 32 Pages, The 106 History of Modern Design Second Edition 138 History of Modern Fashion, The 145 History of Western Architecture, A Sixth Edition 133 Hoakes Island: A Fiendish Puzzle Adventure 100 Hokusai: A Graphic Biography 123 Hollow Woods, The: Storytelling Card Game 92 Homes 105 Homes We Build, The: A World of Houses and Habitats 106 Honest Advice for New Graphic Designers 140 Horizons, Zones and Outer Spaces: The Art of John Loker 123 How Should One Read a Book? 110 How to Be an Illustrator Second Edition 138 How to Build a Bike (in a Weekend) 118 How to Build a Motorcycle: A Nut-and-Bolt Guide to Customizing Your Bike 117 How to Build a Shed 117 How to Create Your Final Collection: A Fashion Student’s Handbook 145 How to Do Great Work Without Being an Asshole 139

How to Grow Your Dinner: Without Leaving the House 116 How to Have Great Ideas: A Guide to Creative Thinking 137, 139 How to Make Repeat Patterns: A Guide for Designers, Architects and Artists 118, 133, 139 How To Make Your Dog #Famous: A Guide to Social Media and Beyond 9, 110 How to Raise a Loaf and Fall in Love with Sourdough 116 How to Raise a Plant and Make It Love You Back 116 How to Save the World For Free 118, 136 How to Save the World For Free Paperback 15, 136 How to Set Up & Run a Fashion Label Third Edition 145 How to Write Art History Second Edition 124 I I Saw It First! Egypt: A Family Spotting Game 96 I Saw It First! Jungle: A Family Spotting Game 96 I Saw It First! Ocean: A Family Spotting Game 96 Icons of Men’s Style Mini 110, 145 Illustration Idea Book, The: Inspiration from 50 Masters 139 I’m Afraid Debbie from Marketing Has Left for the Day: How to Use Behavioural Design to Create Change in the Real World 139 In Search of Elsewhere: Unseen Images 131 Ink: Do More Art 123 Ink House, The 105, 110 Inside, Outside, Upside Down: Draw & Discover 100 Inside the Chocolate Factory: A Movie Jigsaw Puzzle 84 Instagram Poetry for Every Day 110 Into the Wild: An Exotic Woodland Colouring Book 114 Into the Wild: The Story of the

World’s Greatest Wildlife Photography 21, 130 Introduction to Architectural Technology Third Edition 39, 134 Italian Renaissance Courts: Art, Pleasure and Power 124 J Jane Austen Playing Cards: Rediscover 5 Regency Card Games 78, 90 Joel Meyerowitz: How I Make Photographs 129 Joel Meyerowitz: Where I Find Myself: A Lifetime Retrospective 129 Jungle Bingo 96 K Keith Haring 124 Knitwear Design 145 Kusama: The Graphic Novel 110, 124 L Landscape Architecture: An Introduction 134 Le Corbusier Paper Models: 10 Kirigami Buildings To Cut And Fold 113, 117, 132 Leather Fashion Design 145 Leonardo Da Vinci (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107 Leopard: Fashion’s Most Powerful Print 145 Let’s Look at... Animals 44, 101 Let’s Look at... Colours 45, 101 Let’s Look at... Numbers 101 Let’s Look at... Shapes 101 Let’s Make More Great Placemat Art 101 Let’s Make Some Great Art 101 Let’s Make Some Great Art: Animals 101 Let’s Make Some Great Art: Colours 101 Let’s Make Some Great Art: Patterns 101 Light for Visual Artists: Understanding and Using Light in Art & Design Second Edition 124

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Lighting for Interior Design 134 Limit Yourself And Unleash Your Creativity 139 Lingerie Design: A Complete Course 145 Little White Lies Guide to Making Your Own Movie In 39 Steps, The 114, 127 Little White Lies Movie Memory Game, The 92 Living with Flowers: Blooms & Bouquets for the Home 116, 118 Logo Revised Edition 139 Logo Design Idea Book, The 139 Logotype 139 Louise Bourgeois: An Intimate Portrait 124 Love Oracles: Sex and Romance Inspiration from the Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful 91 Luis Vidal + Architects: From Process to Results Second Edition 134 M Madam and Eve: Women Portraying Women 124 Mafia: The World’s Deadliest Party Game 92 Magma Sketchbook: Art & Illustration Mini Edition 95 Magma Sketchbook: Design & Art Direction Mini Edition 95 Magma Sketchbook: Film & Animation 95 Magma Sketchbook: Idea Generation 95 Magnum Artists: Great Photographers Meet Great Artists 124, 130 Make a Living Living: Be Successful Doing What You Love 118, 139 Make and Move: Minibeasts: 12 Paper Puppets to Press Out and Play 101 Make and Move: Robots: 12 Paper Puppets to Press Out and Play 101 Make Sense: Architecture by White 134

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Make Your Own Fairy Tale: Hansel & Gretel 58, 98 Make Your Own Fairy Tale: Snow White 98 Make Your Own Mondrian: A Modern Art Puzzle 92 Making It Third Edition 139 Making the Americas Modern: Hemispheric Art 1910–1960 124 Manifesto: The Art Movements Game 92 Manufacturing Architecture: An Architect’s Guide to Custom Processes, Materials, and Applications 134 Marie Curie (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107 Marketing Fashion: Strategy, Branding and Promotion Second Edition 146 Match a Leaf: A Tree Memory Game 87 Match a Mummy: The Ancient Egypt Memory Game 87 Match a Pair of Birds 88 Match a Pair of Shoes Memory Game 88 Match a Track: Match 25 Animals to Their Paw Prints 88, 99 Match these Bones: A Dinosaur Memory Game 88 Materials and Interior Design 134 Materials for Design 140 Maya Angelou (Little Guides to Great Lives) 107 Memeing of Life, The: A Journey Through the Delirious World of Memes 110 Mermaid Atlas, The: Merfolk of the World 105 Methods and Theories of Art History Third Edition 34, 124 Midnight Monsters: A Pop-up Shadow Search 101 Miniature Enchanted Forest 113 Miniature Secret Garden 114 Mischief Maker’s Handbook, The 102 Modern Magazine, The: Visual Journalism in the Digital Era 140 Modern Oracle, The: Fortune Telling and Divination for the

Real World 4, 110, 114 Modern Scandinavian Design 134, 140 Monkey Bingo And Other Primates 86 Monster Book of Zombies, Spooks and Ghouls, The 102 Monster Hotel 98 Morbid Curiosities: Collections of the Uncommon and the Bizarre 124 Movie Kama Sutra, The: 69 Sex Positions for Movie Lovers 110, 127 Movie Misquote Game, The 92 Movie Quiz Book, The 127 Movie Tarot: A Hero’s Journey in 78 Cards 93 Music Oracles: Creative and Life Inspiration from 50 Musical Icons 91, 129 Musical Experiments for After Dinner 91, 129 My Bedroom is an Office & Other Interior Design Dilemmas 134 My Collection of Collections 102 My Crazy Inventions Sketchbook: 50 Awesome Drawing Activities for Young Inventors 102 My Fairy Library: Make a Magical World of Miniature Books 102, 118 My First Bingo: Home 52, 98 My First Bingo: School 53, 98 My First Story Puzzle: Animals 98 My First Story Puzzle: Home 98 My First Story Puzzle: Nature 98 My Garden is a Car Park and other Design Dilemmas 116 My Miniature Library: 30 Tiny Books to Make, Read and Treasure 102, 118 Mystery Mansion, The: Storytelling Card Game 93 Myth Match: A Fantastical Flipbook of Extraordinary Beasts 102 Myth Match: A Fantastical Flipbook of Extraordinary Beasts Miniature Edition 51, 102 Myth World: Fantastical Beasts to Colour and Explore 102

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Mythical World, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle Filled with Fantastical Creatures 84 Mythopedia: An Encyclopedia of Mythical Beasts and Their Magical Tales 105 N Nailed It: Nails Fashion Technique 142 Nelson Mandela (Little Guides to Great Lives) 108 New History of Modern Architecture, A 134 New Mindful Home and How to Make it Yours, The 118, 134 Nicola Hicks: Keep Dark 124 Night Vision: A Field Guide to Your Dreams 114 NME Music Quiz Book 129 No Patterns Needed: DIY Couture from Simple Shapes 146 Nordic Wilderness: A Colouring Book 114 Now Try Something Weirder: How to Keep Having Great Ideas and Survive in the Creative Business 140 O Ocean Bingo 86 Ocean Playing Cards 90 Oh Sh*t... What Now? 140 On the Go 105 P Painting-In Book, The: 30 Paint and Play Activities 102 Parametric Design for Architecture 134 Pattern Cutting Second Edition 146 Pattern Cutting for Menswear Second Edition 146 Pattern Magic 146, 147 Pattern Magic 2 146, 148 Pattern Magic 3, 148 Pattern Magic: Stretch Fabrics 146, 147 Pattern Making: Techniques for Beginners 146 Pattern Sourcebook, The: A Century of Surface Design 146

Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting 125 Photographers on Photography: How the Masters See, Think and Shoot 110, 130 Photographers on Photography: How the Masters See, Think and Shoot Paperback 32 Photographic Memory: Match & Reveal 25 Iconic Photos 88 Photography: A Cultural History Fourth Edition 130 Photography: A Cultural History Fifth Edition 130 Pick a Flower: A Memory Game 88 Pierre the Maze Detective: The Curious Case of the Castle in the Sky 103 Pierre the Maze Detective: The Mystery of the Empire Maze Tower 103 Pierre the Maze Detective: The Search for the Stolen Maze Stone 102 Pig and Piglet: Match the Animals to Their Babies 100 Pirate Adventure Dice 98 Planning Learning Spaces: A Practical Guide for Architects, Designers and School Leaders 135 Planning Office Spaces: A Practical Guide for Managers and Designers 135 Plantfulness: How to Change Your Life with Plants 93 Playing Cards: Day of the Dead 90 Pocket Photographer, The: How to Take Amazing Photos with your Phone 31, 130 Pollock Confidential: A Graphic Novel 110, 125 Poo Bingo 96 Pooper Heroes: A Family Card Game 54, 98 Pop Art Puzzle: Make the Jigsaw and Spot the Artists 84 Pottering: A Cure for Modern Life 114 Prince 25, 128 Printed Textile Design 146 Printmaking: A Complete Guide to Materials & Process Second

Edition 140 Product Design 140 Product Design Styling 140 ProMakeup Design Book: Includes 30 Face Charts 142 Promoting Fashion 146 Protest Stencil Toolkit Revised Edition 95, 136 Prototyping and Modelmaking for Product Design Second Edition 140 Psychogeometries 125 Push, Pull, Empty, Full: Draw & Discover 103 Puzzle Odyssey: An Epic Maze Adventure 46, 103 Puzzle of Calm, The: A Little Gradient Jigsaw 68, 84 Puzzle of Happiness, The: A Little Gradient Jigsaw 68, 84 Puzzle of Hopefulness, The: A Little Gradient Jigsaw 68, 84 Puzzle Play: Five Chunky Jigsaws to Learn & Play 99 Q Queens: Drag Queen Playing Cards 90 R Read All About It! 10 MiniMagazines to Make and Share 103 Read Me: 10 Lessons for Writing Great Copy 137 Read This if You Want to Be a Great Writer 111, 119 Read This if You Want to Be Great at Drawing 111, 119, 125 Read This if You Want to be Great at Drawing People 111, 110, 125 Read This if You Want to Be Great at Painting 119, 125 Read This if You Want to Be Instagram Famous 111, 119, 130 Read This if You Want to Be YouTube Famous 111, 119, 131 Read This if You Want to Take Great Photographs 111, 120, 131 Read This if You Want to Take Great Photographs of People 111, 120, 131

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Read This if You Want to Take Great Photographs of Places 111, 120, 131 Reading Architecture: A Visual Lexicon 135 ReFashioned: Cutting-Edge Clothing from Upcycled Materials 147 Renaissance in Rome, The 125 Research Methods for Architecture 135 Research Methods for Product Design 140 Royal Bingo 86 Runes for Modern Life: Ancient Divination Cards for Today’s Dilemmas 93 S sARTorial: The Art of Looking Like an Artist 125 Saul Bass: A Life in Film & Design 127, 140 Scary Bingo: Fun with Monsters and Crazy Creatures 96 Sea Monsters & Rainbows: A Snakes & Ladders Game 57, 98 Secret Garden: 20 Postcards 95 Secret Garden: An Inky Treasure Hunt and Colouring Book 114 Sensations: The Story of British Art from Hogarth to Banksy 125 Sewing for Fashion Designers 147 Sewing: Techniques for Beginners 147 Shadow World, The: A Sci-Fi Storytelling Card Game 93 Shakespeare Playing Cards 90 Sh*t They Didn’t Tell You: How to Succeed in the Creative Industry 35, 140 Short Story of Architecture, The: A Pocket Guide to Key Styles, Buildings, Elements & Materials 120, 135 Short Story of Art, The: A Pocket Guide to Key Movements, Works, Themes & Techniques 120, 125 Short Story of Film, The: A Pocket Guide to Key Genres, Films, Techniques and Movements 120, 128

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Short Story of Modern Art, The: A Pocket Guide to Key Movements, Works, Themes and Techniques 120, 125 Short Story of Photography, The: A Pocket Guide to Key Genres, Works, Themes & Techniques 120, 131 Short Story of the Novel, The: A Pocket Guide to Key Genres, Novels, Themes and Techniques 120 Short Story of Women Artists, The: A Pocket Guide to Key Breakthroughs, Movements, Works and Themes 120, 126 Sign Painting: A Practical Guide to Tools, Materials, and Techniques 141 Sketching for Architecture + Interior Design 135 Skulk: A Lost Shadow’s Puzzle Adventure 103 Skulls: Portraits of the Dead and the Stories They Tell 17, 111 So You Want to Publish a Magazine? 141 Space Dogs: The Story of the Celebrated Canine Cosmonauts 111 Space Travel Dice 98 Spatial Strategies for Interior Design 135 Spoiler Alert! The Badass Book of Movie Plots: Why We All Love Hollywood Clichés 128 Spot the Bot: A Robot Seek and Find Game 96 Stallone’s Big Fight: A Movie Jigsaw Puzzle 84 Stencil Kit: Make Art with Six Stencil Sheets 103 Stephen Hawking (Little Guides to Great Lives) 108 Steve McCurry: A Life in Pictures 131 Stick and Skate: Skateboard Stickers 114 Stick it to the Man! Protest Stickers 115, 136 Stickerbomb Monsters 114 Stickerbomb Skate: 150 Classic Skateboard Stickers 114

Stickerbomb Skulls 115 Stickyscapes at the Museum 103 Stickyscapes Superheroes 103 Stickyscapes Tropical 103 Story Box: Animal Adventures 97 Story Box: Create Your Own Fairy Tales 97 Story of Impressionism, The: 1000-Piece Art History Jigsaw Puzzle 84 Story of Trees And How They Changed the Way We Live, The 112 Story Out of the Box: 80 Cards for Hours of Storytelling Fun 91 Strategic Thinking for Advertising Creatives: 11 Essential Steps to Creativity 137, 141 Street Art Manual, The 126, 136 Structural Engineering for Architects: A Handbook 135 Structural Packaging: Design Your Uwn Boxes and 3D Forms 118, 141 Studio Craft & Technique for Architects 135 Success Oracles: Career and Business Tips from the Good, the Bad, and the Visionary 91 Super Book for Superheroes, The 103 Super Happy Families: A Superpowers Card Game 99 Superhero Comic Kit, The 104 Superhero Handbook, The: 20 Super Activities to Help You Save the World 103 Superhero Snap! Card Game 99 Superstars: Make a Galaxy of 3D Paper Stars 93 Sustainability in Interior Design 135 Sustainable Design Book, The 141 Symbol: The Reference Guide to Abstract and Figurative Trademarks 141 T Take Your Selfie Seriously: The Advanced Selfie and SelfPortrait Handbook 131 Tarot Colouring Book: A Personal Growth Colouring Journey 115

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Tarot for all Ages 99 Tatouage: Blossom: 102 Temporary Tattoos of Flowers & Plants and 21 Art-Print Keepsakes 93 Tatouage: Wild: 108 Temporary Tattoos of Wild Animals and 21 Art-Print Keepsakes 93 Tattoo Colouring Book, The 115 Tattoo Flash Colouring Book, The 115 Tattoo Tarot: Ink & Intuition 93 Tattoo Tarot Journal 93, 95 Terrific Timelines: Dinosaurs: Press Out, Put Together and Display! 104 Tetromino City: A Geometric Jigsaw Puzzle 70, 84 Textile Design 147 That’s Life! Looking for the Living Things All Around You 106 Therapy Toolkit: 60 Cards for Self-Exploration 64 These Cards Will Change Your Career 93 These Cards Will Change Your Ideas 93 Think Like a Street Photographer 131 This is Gaudí 135 This is How You Make a Movie 128 This is Van Gogh 126 This Means This, This Means That: A User’s Guide to Semiotics Second Edition 141 TikTok Challenge, The 90 Tracey Emin 126 Tree Families: A Botanical Card Game 90 Tree Vision: Know Your Trees in 30 Cards 94 Trend Forecaster’s Handbook, The 141 Trend Forecaster’s Handbook, The Second Edition 141 TTT: Tattoo 112, 141 Turtle’s View of the Ocean Blue, A 106 Type Primer, A Second Edition 141 Typography Idea Book, The: Inspiration from 50 Masters 141

U Ultimate Excuse Generator, The: Over 100 Million Excellent Excuses 104 Use This if You Want to Be Great at Drawing: An Inspirational Sketchbook 95, 111 Use This if You Want to Take Great Photographs: A Photo Journal 95, 111 V Validated: The Makeup of Val Garland 142 Vincent’s Starry Night and Other Stories: A Children’s History of Art 106 Vintage Details: A Fashion Sourcebook 147 Virginia Woolf: Inspiring Quotes from an Original Feminist Icon 12, 112 Visual History of Type, The 142 Visual Merchandising: Window Displays and In-store Experience Fourth Edition 38, 147 W Ways of Being: Advice for Artists by Artists 126 Ways of Looking at Art 77, 94 Ways of Travelling 94 Ways of Tuning Your Senses 94 We Are All Greta: Be Inspired to Save the World 106, 136 We Came First: Relationship Advice from Women Who Have Been There 112 What is Architecture? And 100 Other Questions 135 What’s Your Type: The Type Dating Game 94 Where’s My Welly? The World’s Greatest Music Festival Challenge 115, 129 Where’s the Dude? The Great Movie Spotting Challenge 115, 128 Where’s Warhol? 115, 126 Where’s Wes? The Wes Anderson Seek-and-Find Book 23, 128 Whisky Poker: Whisky Lovers’ Playing Cards 67, 89

Who Did This Poo? A Jigsaw Puzzle 99 Who Did This Poo?: A Matching & Memory Game 100 Who Owns These Bones? 107 Who’s Hiding in the Jungle? A Spot and Match Game 99 Wild about Weeds: Garden Design with Rebel Plants 116 Wild Bunch, The: A Crazy Eights Card Game 99 Wine Game, The: A Card Game for Wine Lovers 90 Women in Design: From Aino Aalto to Eva Zeisel 139 Women Who Changed Art Forever, The: Feminist Art – The Graphic Novel 30, 126 Wonder Women: A Happy Families Card Game 99 Wonder Women Bingo 96 Wonderful World of Oz, The: A Movie Jigsaw Puzzle 74, 85 World History of Art, A Revised Seventh Edition 126 World of Charles Dickens, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle with 70 Characters to Find 75, 85 World of Dracula, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle by Adam Simpson 72, 85 World of Freddie Mercury, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle 72, 85 World of Frida Kahlo, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle 85 World of Jane Austen, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle with 60 Characters and Great Houses to Find 85 World of Shakespeare, The: 1000-piece Jigsaw Puzzle 73, 85 World of Sherlock Holmes, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle 85 World of Yayoi Kusama, The: A Jigsaw Puzzle 85 Woven Textile Design 147 Writers Game, The: Classic Authors 94 Writers Game, The: Modern Authors 94

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Y Yayoi Kusama 126 You Callin’ Me a Cheetah? (Psst! I’m a Leopard!) An Animal Memory Game 88 You Smell! (And so Does Everything Else!) 107 Your Spiritual Almanac: A Year of Living Mindfully 5, 112 Yuko Higuchi’s Cats & Other Creatures 112 # #NoFilter: Get Creative with Photography 130 1 to 20 Animals Aplenty 104 100 Ideas that Changed Architecture 118, 131 100 Ideas that Changed Art 118, 121 100 Ideas that Changed Design 119, 137 100 Ideas that Changed Fashion 119, 142 100 Ideas that Changed Film 119, 126 100 Ideas that Changed Graphic Design 119, 137 100 Ideas that Changed Photography 119, 129 100 Things to Do in a Forest 112 100 Women • 100 Styles The Women Who Changed the Way We Look 142 100 Years of Fashion 142 101 Kinky Things Even You Can Do 8, 108 200 Words to Help You Talk about Art 112, 121 200 Words to Help You Talk about Philosophy 112 299 Cats (and a dog): A Feline Cluster Puzzle 85 299 Dogs (and a cat): A Canine Cluster Puzzle 71, 85 500 Patterns 142 666 Songs to Make You Bang Your Head Until You Die: A Guide to the Monsters of Rock and Metal 128

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