New Releases by Jane Clarke

Early in the morning, down on the farm, a new day was dawning, peaceful and calm . . . until Hen discovers that one of her chicks is stuck in the mud! How many animals will it take to pull Chick out of the mud? A fun-packed farmyard romp with a surprise foldout ending!

A honey-loving bear spreads the gooey stuff everywhere, leading to some unwelcome visitors.

One day, Mrs. Stork tells Stanley that Dad is going to fly off and build his own nest. At school, Stanley worries about Dad missing Fathers'' Flyday Friday. But his friend Stella tells him, "Two nests are better than one."

This textbook introduces the necessary fluid dynamics to understand a wide range of astronomical phenomena, from stellar structures to supernovae blast waves, to accretion discs. The authors introduce and derive the fundamental equations.

Taking parents through all the stages of early life, Clarke addresses parents'' key concerns, including allergies, organic, E numbers, sugar, and salt, while cutting through the nutritional myths by revealing what you do need to worry about while stressing what you don''t.

(back cover) Dippy''s been invited to sleep over at Spike''s house on Friday and he can''t wait! They''ll watch Scarysaurs Go Wild and eat popfern and . . . But there''s one small problem. Dippy wets the bed. Can he be dry by Friday? A delightfully reassuring story for little ones who are tackling sleeping over at a friend''s house for the first time.

Dippy is really excited when he''s invited to sleep at Spike Triceratops'' house on Friday. There''s one problem - Dippy wets the bed. But Dippy doesn''t want Spike to find out. So he tries all sorts of things to be dry by Friday. But each night poor Dippy still has watery dreams. Can he be dry by Friday?

Winter is coming and Mole is looking for a new hole to stay in, but he doesn''t want to be on his own. Will any of the other animals let him share their home? - Blue / Band 4 - A story with a familiar setting - Text type - Fiction - The focus phoneme in this book is -are (share). - Children can use the cross-section of the hill on the final spread to discuss the characters and the story setting. - Jane Clarke also wrote Red 2A Muck it Up!

Each book in this series is aimed at children aged five and over. Written and illustrated by top authors and illustrators, they feature brightly illustrated rhyming stories with a large text format, which interact to help develop visual literacy.

"All Hughie did was chew, chew, chew. Whatever could his owners do? Hughie chewed up everything until the day he found something special under the bed."--Back cover.

Wilbur needs to visit the dentist, but is afraid to go until he talks to his grandfather.

Kicky is the only frog who has not yet lost his tail and Croaker teases that he is still a tadpole--until they get in trouble and Kicky''s tail saves the day.

A young hermit crab is perfectly happy with his chipped, too-small shell and his mother insists that he needs a new one to be safe, but they also disagree on whether the new shell should be sensible or spiky and cool.

Dad is smoking again, and his daughter, Ember, has had enough. ''I think you should try to quit, '' she tells him ... At first Dad says that''s the way he likes it. Grown-up dragons always smoke. But he agrees to quir for his family''s sake. Will Dad be able to keep his promise?

A realistic view of current and future conditions in the workplace with food for thought and tools for action to help develop the skills, mindsets and behaviors necessary for success.

Jane Clarke believes that food can be fun, wholesome and an effective solution to many of modern life''s health problems. In this book, she shows how to bring this philosophy into the kitchen by providing ideas for simple meals that can be adapted for individual needs.

Authoritative and accessible advice from a leading nutritionist on eating for health, welfare and happinessExplains simply and clearly the essential ''Bodyfoods'' message - good food is a natural solution to many of the problems of modern livingHow to understand your body''s individual needs and make empowered decisions to shape your family''s eating patterns

Historical record of the first hundred years of the Dept. of Kinesiology at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois.

BODY FOODS FOR WOMEN is a celebration of the body and its potential. It is about developing a healthy relationship with food, using it to maximise health and control weight, and specifically to treat a number of womans health problems.