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Told from the perspective of Rusty the terrier, this engaging book reveals the secret lives of dogs, offering young readers insights into their furry companions' daily experiences. With lively illustrations, it aims to educate children on responsible pet ownership while fostering a deeper understanding of canine behavior and needs. Through Rusty's adventures, kids can learn valuable lessons that will help them become the best pet owners possible.

Join Libby as she goes about her day outside on her own and at home with her family.Discover how Libby maps out her neighbourhood – using her amazing nose and memory, Libby learns where it is safe and where to avoid. Follow Libby as she tries to make friends with other cats.Understand what your cat means when she meows and purrs. Help your cat feel comfortable at home – teach her where’s ok to scratch, how to use her cat flap and pick up tips about how to play together.After a day following Libby, you’ll understand all about your whiskered friend. Purr . . .!

Learn about the secret life of dogs from pet expert Dr John Bradshaw. Join Rusty, the terrier, as he goes about his day with his family. Discover how Rusty sees and mostly smells the world around him. Rusty uses his amazing nose to recognise his friends – human and dog! – it tells him where to find something tasty to eat and how to get back to his owner.Find out how Rusty’s family make him feel loved and safe, when he meets new people and other dogs, or is left at home alone. After a day with Rusty, you’ll know exactly how to be your dog’s best friend.

Until about 100 million years ago, New Zealand lay on the Pacific-facing edge of the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana; the formation of our sedimentary rocks provides a fascinating view of the tectonic activity and changes since that time. This volume is the culmination of a comprehensive survey of New Zealand's Cretaceous-Cenozoic strata, begun in 1978, and presents an up-to-date synthesis and interpretation of regional sedimentary information from a variety of sources; the study has been expanded to include large areas of the continental shelf and beyond. Extensive references and indexing complete this essential work, a key resource for students, professional geologists and enthusiastic amateurs. Topics covered include: - sedimentary basins during the Cretaceous continental margin break-up; - the active tectonics of a 'passive margin'; - Late Cenozoic sedimentary basins in a new, evolving plate boundary; - eustatic sea-level change in an active tectonic setting; - basin scale and facies change on the new and thin continent Zealandia.

Focusing on Sir Thomas Munro, this historical account delves into his significant role in the British settlement of the Madras Presidency. The book, a faithful reprint of the 1894 original, explores Munro's contributions and the broader implications of British colonial governance in India. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the complexities of colonial administration and the impact on local society during that era.

This volume features the letters of Philip Dormer Stanhope, the Earl of Chesterfield, originally published in 1892. It serves as a high-quality reprint aimed at preserving historical literature. The collection provides insights into the thoughts and correspondence of an influential figure, contributing to the understanding of his era. Hansebooks focuses on reviving rare works across various topics, ensuring that significant historical knowledge remains accessible for future generations.

The book is regarded as significant in literature, offering valuable insights for future generations. It has been reproduced in its original print format to honor its historical context, preserving any marks or annotations from the first publication to maintain its authenticity.