This is the story of a sparrow who worries about everything - whether there will be enough to eat, where he will build his new nest, how he will find a mate, whether his family will be eaten by a bird of prey. Then he hears about the Great Father who made and cares for all his creation - even the tiniest sparrow. This delightful story has helped, reassured and entertained many thousands of children since it was first published in 1978.
Small children ask big questions. "Who Made Me?" is one of the most important. This book gives a comprehensive answer, providing the facts of life with frankness and humour, and puts them in the context of a loving relationship. This book is intended for parents and children to read together, to help talk about a potentially complicated (and possibly a little embarrassing!) subject. Teachers may also find this a useful resource.
Which artist cut off his own ear? Who was famous for pictures of soup cans? Which artist pickled a shark? From A to Z, this fully illustrated book looks at art materials, techniques, famous artists and artistic styles. See the Special Features on key aboriginal art, decorative art, early civilizations, materials and equipment, and oriental art. With over 300 words and artists listed alphabetically, the Oxford Children's A-Z of Art is a great resource to help you improve your knowledge of art.
Describes how a visit to the zoo can afford a glimpse of many of God's creatures, from the wallaby and seal to the koala and monkey.