Best Selling Books by Alison Inches

Promoted young to the position of Crown Court Judge - because of his ability, but perhaps also for certain questions of political convenience - it''s time for Daniel Savage to settle down. Perhaps his marriage is happy enough after all. Teenage children require a father''s attention. His career demands the most responsible behaviour. Day by day Judge Savage presides over those whose double lives have been exposed. He must be above suspicion. But why does his daughter refuse to move to their spacious new house? Why does a young Korean woman keep phoning him to beg for help? As the most tangled lives are ironed out in court, Daniel Savage''s own existence descends into a mess of violence and confusion. English society has fragmented into an incomprehensible public gallery where every face conceals a different culture. And those with whom we have the greatest intimacy are suddenly the most frighteningly mysterious.

Peek into this diary of an aluminum can as it goes on a journey from inside a bauxite rock, to the manufacturing line, to the store shelf, to a display on a bookshelf, to a garbage can, and finally to a recycling plant where it emerges into its new life…as a baseball bat! This 8x8 paperback storybook is told from the point of view of an enthusiastic aluminum can. The diary entries are fun and humorous, yet point out the ecological significance behind each product and the resources used to make it.

Dora and Boots must get to the treasure chest on Treasure Island, but they need some help. Readers can use the reusable stickers to fill in missing planks on a bridge and help build a boat to get Dora and Boots to the island. Full color. Consumable.

Blue''s fans can go back in time and check out pictures of all the Blue''s Clues characters as babies in this heartwarming tale about friendship. Full color.

Widely popular conservative blogger Pamela Geller (AtlasShrugs.com) and New York Times bestselling author (The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam) Robert Spencer team up for this battle cry about the damage being done by the current administration’s policies to the institution of the American presidency—and the ongoing possibility of leadership and American exceptionalism.

Help SpongeBob relive some of his happiest moments.

Cassie asks each of her friends to help her paint a mural for the playground, but everyone turns her down. They would all rather do something they''re good at. "Nobody wants to help me, " Cassie says sadly. But with a little pep talk from Quetzal, and a little help from some magical paint, Cassie starts the mural on her own. Her friends come to see what she has painted and are amazed -- the magical paint makes the images come to life! Now everyone wants to try!

Young Jim Hawkins and his pals Rizzo and Gonzo have a real live treasure map, and a real live band of pirates following them.

Princess Angelica knows all about how to be a princess ... Miss Pickle''s guidebook will show what it takes to be the most royal pain--er, princess--in the land!

The Rubbadubbers bath toys spend the day playing and then enjoy more fun at bath time.

Santa Claus is dreaming of a green Christmas. By changing his own ways, he shows boys and girls around the world that they can have a merry and festive holiday season, filled with decorations, presents, and treats--while giving back, and protecting the EARTH. This book is made from 100% postconsumer waste recycled paper.

"Diego and Giant Octopus need your help to rescue sea animals from underwater volcanoes!"--Page 4 of cover.

Bob the builder leaves Dizzy the cement mixer to guard a nest of eggs.

While Wendy is gone for the day, Bob the builder and the others fix up her garden to surprise her.

Clifford is itchy. Emily Elizabeth wants a vet to examine it. But Clifford doesn''t want to go.

Dora and Boots can''t wait to spend Valentine''s Day together, but they need some help finding one another.

When Roley the steamroller sleepwalks out of the yard, Bob the builder rescues him and helps get him back home.

Hond Blue gaat met haar klas naar de kermis. Prentenboek met clichématige tekeningen in kleur. Vanaf ca. 3 jaar.