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With forty projects to give readers a deeper understanding of the world around them
with recipes that have been handed down through the generations and reworked for a modern home kitchen
where posture can display humility
“One of the simplest yet most original and entertaining picture books around” Telegraph
and full of hope
The Boy Who Became a Parrot: A Foolish Biography of Edward Lear, Who Invented Nonsense David Eagleman With forty projects to giveWritten with style and heart by Wolverton Hill and illustrated with whimsical art by Laura Carlin, this love letter to Edward Lear brings him wonderfully to life for young readers. Edward Lear popularized the limerick as we know it and invented the modern literary genre of nonsense, made famous by Lewis Carroll. But did you know that as a teenager, he was a natural history artist on par with John J. Audubon? He has a memorial in Poets Corner in
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