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The authors present a fascinating journey through the anthropological history of humankind, including the arts, science, language, spirituality, and other cultural innovationsin short, all things that make us a unique species. Drawing on the latest research and ideas, the book shows that we are poised at an evolutionary turning point as human beings move collectively toward an awakening.

The first biography of the man who led The Christian Community for twenty-five years.

Pip the gnome decorates his Christmas tree with help from his animal friends in this gentle board book for young children.

Meet the mushroom folk with their different homes and characteristics in this classic-style picture book reminiscent of Elsa Beskow and Sibylle von Olfers.

A critical overview of the policy of community care for people with special needs.

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Full-spread watercolour illustrations reveal the secret world of the elves and their animal companions.

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A collection addressing Brian Goodwin's groundbreaking work on evolutionary and theoretical biology, honouring a much-respected thinker and colleague.

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Porridge the Tartan Cat (it's a long story involving a tin of tartan paint!) and the twins, Isla and Ross, must help Dad, who has been turned into a dinosaur and mistaken for Nessie! Can they reverse his dino-isation?

A magical Christmas story with beautiful illustrations

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A charming, repetitive animal story with beautifully detailed illustrations.

A delightful and touching book about giving and receiving. Granny wants to bake a cake. She has everything she needs except apples. What she does have is a tree full of plums, "the roundest and reddest that you ever saw". She sets off to market to look for apples. But first she fills a basket with the ripe, juicy plums and covers them with a snow-white napkin, for it may happen in the meantime that she will come to a place where there are appl...

The remarkable and moving story of Jacques Lusseyran, a blind French resistance leader who was interned at Buchenwald.

Here is a fascinating book for anyone interested in the intricacies of nature and the life of these fascinating insects.