New Releases by Barbara Reid

Instructions for turning the modeling material known as Plasticine (or a similar modeling clay) into flat pictures and three-dimensional objects.

"Buttercup the cow had a new baby calf, a fine baby calf, a strong baby calf..." She licks him, feeds him, and encourages him until he learns to walk and run and play. A bestseller since it was first published in 1984, this simple, gentle story of mother love is perfect for the moms who read it growing up to share with their own new little babies. The New Baby Calf was Barbara Reid''s first book in her now trademark Plasticine style. Published to great acclaim, it has never been out of print.

This is an analysis of the effects of recent legislative and organizational change and aims to be a guide to housing finance systems in the public and private sector. The book takes into account the new local authority and housing association financial regimes and the series contains core material for the IOH professional exam syllabus. capital finance and owner occupation, capital finance and the independent owner sector, paying for local authority initiative in housing, revenues finance and the independent rented sector, and paying for the running costs of local authority housing services.

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Comment un jeune garçon réussit à réconcilier la sorcière Sophie Vertedents à la population de la ville. Une histoire amusante que l''auteure situe sur les bords du lac Ontario.

Suggestions et conseils pratiques qui guident l''utilisateur dans la réalisation de figures en relief: cartes-surprises, personnages-surprises, etc.

Boenaboe de koe krijgt een kalfje waar ze veel van houdt en dat door haar goede zorgen een heerlijk leven heeft in de wei. Sfeervol prentenboek met kleurige platen van plasticine. Vanaf ca. 4 jaar.

A cobbler''s kindness to animals comes back to him when he attempts to outwit a witch and win a beautiful bride.

A Panamanian jockey is able to change a losing horse into a winner by curing him of a bad habit.

At the spring festival of the crickets, a young Italian boy buys a good luck cricket, loses it, and sets out to find his own special cricket again.