An irresistible and fun sensory learning tool to develop the creativity and intellect of your children.

Magnetic Ball Sketch Pad Tablet Drawing Board with Magnetic The board has a perforated surface containing metallic beads underneath. The magnetic stylus tip partially extracts the beads into the surface allowing children to create different drawings, geometric forms, letters, numbers, or any design. To clear the board for a new design simply run your fingers over the beads to press back in.

Included is a set of cards showing suggested patterns or simply have fun designing new ones. These creations will develop children´s spatial interpretation as well as their imagination in a fun and easy way. Possibilities are endless.

Includes drawing board, stylus, and design cards. Recommended for ages 3 years and up.

Fed up with listening to someone go on and on? Press the red button and end the misery. 8 different and hilarious versions of “blah blah blah” are played each time the button is pressed. Bored of the conversation? Then press the blah blah button, which also lights up, to stop the tedium expert in their tracks.

• Press the red button and end the misery of someone going on and on!
• Plays 8 different and hilarious versions of “blah blah blah”
• Button also lights up
• Includes On/Off switch and Try Me function
• Requires 2 x AAA batteries (included)

Throwing Shade [throw-ing sheyd] verb – slang

Shade is the subtle insult of a friend. E.g. if they have a new haircut you don’t like, you’d say, “Check out your hair!” You don’t have to tell them the haircut is bad. They know it’s bad. And that’s shade.

Throwing Shade is the hilariously insulting party game where you’re rewarded for being mean to your friends. Cards contain scenario-based insults in a “Who’s most likely to….” format. Use them in combinations of 3, and you’ll create some weapons-grade shade that’ll have the recipients running for cover. If your friends can match the shade with the person, you score points. Score the most points, win the game… and the title of Shadiest of the Shady

A slimmer, more active MR. POTATO HEAD has more holes than he used to and more facial features!

Your child will love putting his nose where his ear should be and building many different versions of the retro potato friend.

Ages 2 and up.

Vivid: Style in Colour is an interiors book celebrating the influence of colour in the world of design and our everyday lives.

Built around the insights of renowned stylist Julia Green gathered over several decades, Vivid looks at the spaces we inhabit both at home and at work, and how the application of colour can create different outcomes and impacts. The book includes eight chapters divided by colour: orange, red, blue, green, pink, yellow, neutrals, and black. Photographer Armelle Habib contributes stunning interior shots alongside travel vignettes that tell the story of how different palettes are interwoven into our lives.

Vivid features interviews from leading proponents of the art of colour around the world, including Martyn Thomson (Sydney), Jessica Bettenay (Melbourne), Marielle Ienna (Palermo), LRNCE (Marrakech) and Los Enamorados (Ibiza). Short essays on colour in styling and design complement the photography, addressing the science of colour and colour psychology, confidence in bold or clashing colour, using colour to connect or divide spaces, artworks, layering colour for depth and texture, and styling for small spaces and for the seasons.

Vivid tackles questions around the application of colour and, crucially, where to begin if your life feels like it could benefit from some new (coloured) energy.

Vegan Roasting Pan offers 70 oven-to-table recipes that are cooked in just one tin – a roasting tin, baking sheet or muffin tin, plus a few select pieces of preparation equipment.

From Sticky maple aubergine with crushed peanuts, Watermelon niçoise and Oven-fried nuggets, to Apple and ginger dahl, Low and slow rice pudding or a Blackberry and peach tart, whether you’re a kitchen pro or a vegan beginner, it’s time to let your oven do all of the hard work for you.

The recipes are organised into four chapters:

Light: Dishes that are simple enough for lunch, or a light supper
Supper: Delicious and hearty one-pots that all of the family will love, any night of the week
Extras: Sides and snacks that are easy to prepare
Sweet: Bakes, puddings and breakfast ideas that are both simple and tasty

With tips for every recipe and advice on freezing and batch cooking, Vegan Roasting Pan will build your confidence in the kitchen, simplify cooking processes and prove that vegan cooking is easy, with fail-safe meals that all of the family will love.

About the Author

Katy Beskow is a dynamic vegan cookery write who blogs at: www.littlemissmeatfree.com. She develops recipes for a number of magazines and retailers and teaches vegan cookery at Yorkshire Wolds Cookery School. Katy is also now working on projects with the RSPB and other conservation charities as a Nature Revolutionary.

Tamsin Johnson's international high-end residential projects reflect her signature ability to combine pieces from across decades and continents in ways that feel understated and natural. This knack for appearing effortless brings the ultimate level of sophistication to her work.

Johnson favours elements of surprise and sense of play in her design, as evident in contrasts of scale, the bold use of art, and the sculptural nature of the furniture she selects or commissions. Her spaces celebrate comfort, character, and user-friendly design, and this philosophy is tangible in her showroom, where a veneration of European heritage is balanced with characteristics of modern, coastal Australia. Under Johnson's artful eye, traditional pieces become unexpectedly lighter, and a sense of luxurious ease pervades.

In a trade which requires an eye for historical value, the objects Johnson sources and collects to accent her interiors have contemporary appeal – everything feels relevant and persuasive, as if even the most formal of objects could sit comfortably by your bedside. Johnson gracefully shares her ideas, images, and stories to illustrate these principles for readers, resulting in a book that is both a rich visual resource and design reference.

About the Authors

Tamsin Johnson Interior Design operates globally, with projects in New York, Paris, and London. Johnson's fashion training in London and a stint with Stella McCartney pre-dated a course at the Inchbald School of Design in London. Moving back to Australia, Johnson worked for Sydney studio Meacham Nockles McQualter, designing restaurant and cafe spaces, retail stores, and homes across Sydney and Melbourne. She established her own design practice in 2013.

Fiona Daniels is an Australian freelance writer and book editor with a passion for interior design.

Edward Clark is a veteran of the Melbourne antiques trade.

Creative director Alex Eagle is the founder of The Store X concepts in London and Berlin.

Lucy Folk is a Paris-based, Australian-born jewelry and accessories designer.

They start at the very beginning, explaining the key elements at the heart of their own unique decorating philosophy, The Simple Mindset, which appreciates good, honest and sustainable design, values quality over quantity and advocates rediscovering the simple pleasures of life. In Chapter 2: Making it Happen, Atlanta and Dave focus on design essentials, such as working with existing architecture and choosing colour, furniture, fabrics, accessories and other decorative details.

Finally, in Living the Dream, they take a tour through every room in the home, from attic to cellar, revealing how easy and enjoyable it can be to put together rooms that are practical yet personal and beautiful, and to create a relaxed home that’s easy to live in and easy on the eye.

About the Authors

Atlanta Bartlett is an interiors stylist whose trademark look is elegant and feminine yet accessible and easy-going and Dave Coote is a furniture and interiors designer known for his use of reclaimed materials. Atlanta is also the author of the internationally best-selling Easy Elegance and At Home with White, and the co-author, with Dave Coote, of Pale and Interesting (all Ryland Peters & Small). Atlanta and Dave live on Romney Marsh, Kent, UK with their four children.