Diana, Princess of Wales: The book of fashion by Owen, Jane

Owen, Jane

Greenwich House

Gardens Through Time celebrates 200 years of gardeningthe people, the ideas, and the inventions behind the passion. Jane Owen and Diarmuid Gavin follow in the footsteps of the gardeners, designers, and botanists of the past to examine how their work and ideas have influenced the designs of today. This richly illustrated volume explores the trend-setting gardens of seven key periods in garden historyfrom the picturesque and rustic style of Regency gardens, through the ostentatious bedding displays and exotic plant collections of the Victorians, up to the 20th century’s outdoor rooms.”

Gardens Through Time: Celebrate 200 Years of Gardening with the Royal Horticultural Society

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gavin, Diarmuid

Gardening & Landscape Design

BBC Books

Diana: The Book of Fashion

Colour Library Books

The Princess of Whales fashions have become a byword for Royal chic in the last two years since her marriage to the Prince of Whales. This book is a celebration of her style, and a record of her astonishing impact on the fashion world from the time in 1980 when her name was first linked to that of Prince Charles.

Diana the Radiant Princess (Royal Heritage Series)

Royce Publications

Inspirational and challenging, the writing of Ted Hughes will fire children's enjoyment of reading and writing poetry. With particular attention paid to the importance of nature in his work, these activities enable children to: present biographical information in a variety of exciting formats such as CVs and fact files; write about poems and discuss how and why poems affect them; identify and make connections between language and themes; compare and contrast poems; and plan and write their own poems.

Ted Hughes: Author Study Activities for Key Stage 2/3/Scottish P6-7/S1-2

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

David Fulton Publishers

Tom Woof and Max The Owl is the tale of a young puppy who loves to write, who comes to live on a farm full of animals who don't get along. Tom wants to share his stories, but he ends up writing them wherever he happens to be when he thinks of them, and this makes him very unpopular with the animals who don't understand him. Fortunately, the wise owl who lives on the farm Max The Owl does understand, and he teaches Tom not only how to write his ideas down in a way that can be enjoyed, but he also shows him how to bring the animals together through their shared love of stories. Tom Woof and Max The Owl are based on the real-life characters of the writer Jane Owen's great-grandfather Max Perkins the book editor, and one of his writers Thomas Wolfe. Jane hopes this book will encourage creativity, compassion, community, and a love of literature.

Tom Woof and Max the Owl

Children's Books

Waterside Productions

Plinkity the Rainbow Unicorn

Growing Up & Facts of Life

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