Best Selling Books by Alan BaKer

This book is the result of a collaboration between the artist, Rebecca Forster and poet, Alan Baker. The art is evocative of Milan, where Forster has lived for thirty years, and European art from the Greeks onwards. Baker has reflected in his prose-poems what Forster has done in her artwork, attempting to mirror its craft, skill and imaginative reach. The poems have been translated into Italian and the Italian text follows the English version.

This series helps children develop their reading skills while they learn about animals and their habitats. A different animal is revealed on each spread, and the entire menagerie is presented at the end of each book. The text is simple and lyrical, capturing the imagination and sparking the curiosity of young readers. Alan Maker’s beautiful illustrations and engaging text makes this series a must-read for all youngsters. Each book also includes a picture index to facilitate learning.

Help Little Rabbit search the garden for his favorite snack, carrots! Lift the flaps to reveal familiar garden animals and learn the sounds they make, together with some of the foods they eat. First let's try the doghouse... "woof, woof!" barks dog as he chews on a bone. Maybe behind the shed door?..."squeak, squeak!" It's mouse eating an apple. Each page reveals a new surprise and a new animal until Little Rabbit peeks into the vegetable patch..."Crunch! Crunch!"...there's Brown Rabbit, and it's time for a carrot lunch!

A TERRIFYING MYSTERY OF THE SEA... In December 1900, three lighthouse keepers vanished without trace from the remote Scottish island of Eilean Mor. An emergency relief crew was sent to man the lighthouse. At the end of their month-long duty, they resigned from their posts and never spoke of what they had experienced on the island. The mystery of Eilean Mor has never been solved. Until now. In the present, a group of environmental researchers arrives on the island to observe the wildlife. While exploring the lighthouse, now automated and deserted, one of the team discovers a manuscript written by one of the relief keepers, a man named Alec Dalemore. As a sudden storm moves in, cutting off their escape, the researchers come to realise that Dalemore wrote the manuscript as a warning to all the lighthouse keepers who would come after him. A warning of something on Eilean Mor and in the surrounding ocean - something ancient and powerful, and strange beyond imagining...

About the year A.D. 50, someone who has never seen a Christian before meets two believers and says, "These are those who have turned the world upside down." The reputation of the church had preceded it: Christians are those who transform their world. Using the Book of Acts as a lens, this study asks Christians today what they must do for their world to say of them, "These are those who turn worlds upside down."

'Tick-tock, it's 8 o'clock. Wake up, Little Rabbits! It's time for breakfast. Rise and shine!' White Rabbit, Brown Rabbit, and Black and White Rabbit can't waste any time this morning. Their good friend Gray Rabbit is coming to visit and there's plenty to do! Will the Little Rabbits have time to clean the house, do the shopping, and make a special surprise dinner all before Gray Rabbit arrives? Young children will enjoy moving the hands on the clock on every colorful spread as they learn to associate the time of day with each of the Little Rabbits' activities. The Little Rabbits' busy schedule - getting up, having breakfast, and going shopping - is reassuringly familiar to young children and gently introduces the concept of time into their world. Alan Baker's lively art includes dozens of brightly colored everyday objects for children to point to and talk about with their parents. On each spread, clear instructions explain how to move the clock hands to match the time shown on both traditional and digital clock faces, while simple questions help parents reinforce newly learned skills, and build confidence in every child.

As he snuggles down to sleep, William finds a hole in the wall and climbshrough. Imagine a world of rainbows, where jungles grow in an instantmagine huge sandcastles and strange stripy animals that can take you for aide. It's the start of an incredible journey.

With an agonizing inevitability, her newborn did die in her arms. She cried and wept and pleaded, because she wanted nothing more than to keep her child with her, for all her life. . . . So. What did it mean when she got exactly what she had wished for?46 pages

The little rabbits can''t waste any time this morning - Grey Rabbit is coming to dinner and there''s lots to do. Will they have time to clean the house, do the shopping and make a special surprise before he arrives?'

Mother Mouse searches for her child above and below the ground, asking the different animals she meets if they have seen him. The book features die-cut pages and is bound as an accordion that opens to make a frieze.

This book showcases 40 works of art by the artist Alan Baker. This publication will be the first of many with the intention of promoting artistic talent. Great art is timeless and excellent at enhancing spaces. It can also be a great store of value. For the free online version of this book please visit: www.skillism.com

An investigation into UFO sightings compiled under the guidance of Britain's leading Ufologist. Every year thousands of people report sighting unidentified flying objects or UFO's. In approximately 90% of cases these soon become IFO's- Identified flying objects... but what are we to make of the remaining 10%? Speculation as to whether or not these mainfestations are the ships of alien spacemen, secret Russian or American spy planes, or just strange quirks of natural light and weather conditions has been going on for decades. UFO Sightings examines the evidence and gives you the facts.

Description: Correspondence of Alan Baker, consisting chiefly of letters, postcards and telegrams to his mother, Mrs W. Custance Baker (some in French). The earlier material contains news, anecdotal accounts of experiences and activities at Oxford and in Malaya. The later letters comment chiefly on family matters and financial affairs.

Sticky honey, scratchy toast, fluffy towel. These are just some of the exciting textures Little Rabbit f inds at home as he munches his supper, takes a bath & sleepi ly gets ready for bed. This novelty book is ideal for toddle rs '

Description: Correspondence of Alan Baker, consisting chiefly of letters, postcards and telegrams to his mother, Mrs W. Custance Baker (some in French). The earlier material contains news, anecdotal accounts of experiences and activities at Oxford and in Malaya. The later letters comment chiefly on family matters and financial affairs.

Description: Correspondence of Alan Baker, consisting chiefly of letters, postcards and telegrams to his mother, Mrs W. Custance Baker (some in French). The earlier material contains news, anecdotal accounts of experiences and activities at Oxford and in Malaya. The later letters comment chiefly on family matters and financial affairs.

A horrific accident introduces a frightening supernatural presence into a young woman's life, altering both her past and future. Alexandra Drummond's life is forever changed by a car wreck that kills her parents and sister. Ironically, recovering from her emotional and physical scars is not her biggest challenge. She is also haunted by Azrael, the angel of death. On the morning of the accident, Alex watches as Azrael takes the souls of her family. And the visions keep coming. A man with oily black hair in a pinstripe suit appears to Alex in the hospital, outside her high school, and in the woods near her campsite. She worries that she's crazy, though Azrael appears to be just as threatened by her ability to see him. She confides in her doctor and friends and, while they appear to believe her, they are unable to help Alex banish death. Midway through the book, the narrative takes an unexpected twist and Alex's recovery is overshadowed by the realization that she could bring her family back to life. But Azrael is determined to stop Alex's meddling and she must enlist the help of her remaining family and friends if there is any hope for success. "The author's plot twist is agreeably surprising and propels the supernatural story into the world of mystery" -Kirkus Reviews Missed Memories placed as a Semi-Finalist in the 2018 Faulkner Wisdom Competition

Quin Zisheng and her family rescue a starving giant panda and see that it gets help at the Panda Research Center. Similar fictional vignettes combined with factual information focus on the behavior and endangered situation of the panda.

Gray rabbit tidies up his room and sorts his belongings into groups of like things as he searches for his favorite book.