Harriet Evans Libri
Questa autrice è una fervente sostenitrice della narrativa commerciale femminile, sostenendo con passione contro la condiscendenza e il disprezzo che spesso incontra. La sua scrittura approfondisce le vite delle giovani donne, esplorando le loro relazioni, carriere ed esperienze sociali con un occhio attento ai dettagli riconoscibili. Ella sostiene che queste narrazioni sono valide e significative quanto quelle incentrate sulle vite dei giovani uomini, meritando uguale considerazione critica. Il suo lavoro offre un'esplorazione accessibile e coinvolgente delle esperienze femminili contemporanee.
Bee
- 14pagine
- 1 ora di lettura
Full of facts, flaps and fantastic illustrations, little learners with love this rhyming introduction to the natural world.
Touch and Trace 123
- 26pagine
- 1 ora di lettura
Little learners will be counting to twenty in no time with this interactive number book. A terrific and tactile introduction to the magic of maths!
A to Z: An Alphabet of Animals
An Alphabet of Animals
This engaging lift-the-flap book invites children to discover hidden animals cleverly concealed beneath the letters. As they interact with the pages, young readers will enjoy the playful design and learn to identify various animals, making it a fun and educational experience.
This is Frog. Will you help him as he bounces about the rainforest?Let’s jump right in... Jump into Frog's whopping, hopping, non-stopping interactive adventure!
This is Crab
- 48pagine
- 2 ore di lettura
This is Crab. Join him for a cl-awesome adventure and explore the wonders of the ocean. Let's dive in!
Uncover the mysteries of the natural world from the life cycle of a frog to the changing of the seasons in this stylish early-learning book.
Readers can celebrate their nearest and dearest with this ode to family, full of heartwarming illustrations and written in gentle rhyming text.
Exploring the intricate dynamics of mother-daughter relationships in urban China, the author delves into how women navigate changing gender practices and redefine their identities. Drawing from the experiences of educated and professional women across generations, themes such as separation, communication, domestic versus public roles, male privilege, and filial responsibilities are examined. The book highlights the profound impact of these relationships on women's self-identification and societal roles.
A gentle exploration of the adoption experience, from first meetings to creating new family traditions.