Bethan Stevens Knihy

Deep in the depths of the forest, under rustling leaves, live the fairies. You probably think that fairies are good, kind and sweet. Well, a lot of them are. These helpful fairies take care of the forest and they're happy to do it. But I'm sorry to tell you that some of the fairies, particularly the littlest ones, are GRUMPY.I mean proper grumpy. I mean foot-stompy, frowny, bottom-lip-sticking-outy kind of grumpy.I mean ‘it’s just one of those days’ grumpy.But these grumpy fairies better watch out. There's a goblin about, and grumpy fairies happen to be a goblin's favourite food…This wonderful, funny debut will bring a smile to the smallest (and grumpiest) of children.

This beautifully illustrated book offers an engaging introduction to the Pre-Raphaelites, showcasing masterpieces of drawing, print, and illustration. It highlights works from the exceptional collections of the British Museum, providing insight into the artistic movement's unique style and themes. The visual richness and historical context make it an essential resource for understanding the impact of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood on art and culture.

Focusing on the Dalziel Brothers, this study explores their significant impact on Victorian visual culture through their innovative image-making techniques. It delves into their contributions to mass media, highlighting how they shaped public perception and artistic trends during the era. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of their work and legacy, showcasing their role in the evolution of visual representation in society.

This clever and funny inversion on a classic fairytale from award-winning author Bethan Stevens tells the laugh-out-loud story of a damsel who does not need saving! Once upon a time, hidden deep in a valley in a magical land far away, there was a very tall tower. And trapped at the very top of that very tall tower there was a damsel . . . In distress! The only problem is, the damsel is not in distress. She keeps telling the narrator that she's perfectly fine. The "terrifying beasts" in the moat are a family of ducklings. The "prickly brambles" are her rose garden. And the "wicked old witch" is actually her grandma! But the narrator just won't listen. When a scary, fire-breathing dragon comes to visit, it's up to the damsel to take charge of her story and save the day for everyone. Characterful illustrations transport readers to the magical world of the damsel's kingdom, and easy to read text is perfect for young readers. This funny follow-up to the prize-winning Grumpy Fairies is perfect for any young damsel—or prince charming—who wants to be the hero of their own story.

Daleko, w głębi lasu, pod szeleszczącymi liśćmi żyją wróżki. Zapewne myślicie, że wróżki są dobre, uprzejme i słodkie, cóż, wiele z nich tak. Te pomocne wróżki opiekują się lasem. Musicie jednak wiedzieć, że niektóre wróżki, szczególnie te najmniejsze, są kapryśne. To właśnie one muszą szczególnie uważać, bo w pobliżu krąży goblin, który nie - tego nie możemy zdradzić! W każdym razie ten goblin robi straszne rzeczy. Jak myślicie, czy kapryśne wróżki zmienią swoje nastawienie, zanim złapie je ten groźny stwór? Kapryśne wróżki to pięknie zilustrowany picturebook, który pomoże najmłodszym czytelnikom oswoić się z trudnymi emocjami, takimi jak gniew, złość, frustracja i zły humor.