The RHS Pocket Diary 2010 showcases the work of Lilian Snelling MBE (1879-72), in particular her mature style, which formed the outstanding model for the British botanical artists of the latter half of the 20th Century. The RHS Pocket Diary 2010 has a week to view and is illustrated in colour throughout. Includes storage pocket inside back cover.Companion pocket address also available.

Gregory gets used to new experiences on a visit to his grandparents in Tobago.

Simon Callow brings the world of Charles Dickens to life, re-creating the phenomenon of Christmas that fascinated the great novelist.

As a boy, Mick Manning listened to his father's tales about life as an RAF airgunner during WWII. Now he has carefully recreated those stories; for Charlie's grandchildren -- and for everyone.

Where does water come from? How do people in different countries use it? This book follows the daily lives of six children from Peru, Mauritania, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Tajikistan and California and explores what water means to them.

Retellings of Ovid's tales for a new generation raised in a world of visual fantasy and special effects.

Examines the history of the region and its exploration, the current state of ownership, the likely outcomes of today's powerplays, and what is at stake both politically and ecologically.

Fifteen-year-old Soli needs to think fast and keep cool if he's going to hold his new foster family together.

Jackie Morris shows in words and stunning paintings exactly why dragons' owners find their pets so entrancing.

Style City tells, for the first time, the story of how London became a style capital describing how fashion developed in Britain from the early 1970s, when designer fashion scarcely existed, to the present day.

Max rides his scooter downtown to see if anyone's seen the note he lost while writing his latest tune.

A simple food chain makes a great story about reaping what you sow.

Focuses on how some of the most famous and best-loved artists of all time use light in their paintings

This delightful retelling of Rudyard Kipling's much-loved classic tale shows exactly how the curious elephant got his trunk!

Hassan feels out of place in a cold, grey country so different from his colourful Somalian home, which he was forced to leave because of war. But gradually things change...

An amazing mix-match book of 1000 extraordinary creatures with words and pictures.

This volume shares observations, anecdotes and tips from the authors' years of experience. These personal letters from Christopher Lloyd and Beth Chatto share their successes and failures, and learn from each other's experiences in their two very different gardens.

Offering a fresh approach to planning and planting a garden, this guide shows how to throw caution to the wind and orchestrate colours, textures, scale and scent to spectacular effect from spring until autumn.

A photographic portrait of Angkor Wat, the largest religious site in the world.

A collection of Ursula Buchan's recent garden writing, mostly written under the strapline 'Borderlines' in The Daily Telegraph or 'Gardens' in The Spectator.