Adult Colouring Book

Young children will love lacing up their hiking boots and joining Bird, Mouse, and Rabbit as they take a walk through a North American evergreen forest to meet some truly amazing animals! From a black bear in search of a snack to a stinky skunk with

Young children will love joining Bird, Mouse and Rabbit as they hike through a North American evergreen forest to meet some truly amazing animals. From a black bear in search of a snack to a stinky skunk, there's a different animal on every spread, plus many additional creatures to find along the way! This delightful picture-book series is the perfect introduction to some really wild animals. Each of the AMAZING ANIMALS books features simple, easy-to-read text and bright, fun illustrations of creatures in their natural habitat.

This exciting, cutting-edge book explores the worlds of three-dimensional and web design. Guided by twenty-three international experts, novices and experienced designers alike will discover the dynamism and challenge of the three- dimensional realm and the intricacies and unlimited possibilities of homepage design. The book features a selection of step-by-step techniques, as well as tips and tricks, and a gallery displaying some of the newest and most imaginative work.

Drawing on extensive ethnographic fieldwork in Cambodia, Erik W. Davis radically reorients approaches toward the nature of Southeast Asian Buddhism's interactions with local religious practice and, by extension, reorients our understanding of Buddhism itself. Through a vivid study of contemporary Cambodian Buddhist funeral rites, he reveals the powerfully integrative role monks play as they care for the dead and negotiate the interplay of non-Buddhist spirits and formal Buddhist customs. Buddhist monks perform funeral rituals rooted in the embodied practices of Khmer rice farmers and the social hierarchies of Khmer culture. The monks' realization of death underwrites key components of the Cambodian social imagination: the distinction between wild death and celibate life, the forest and the field, and moral and immoral forms of power. By connecting the performative aspects of Buddhist death rituals to Cambodian history and everyday life, Davis undermines the theory that Buddhism and rural belief systems necessarily oppose each other. Instead, he shows Cambodian Buddhism to be a robust tradition with ethical and popular components extending throughout Khmer society.

Once upon a time... There were mischievous gnomes, sweet fairies, and talking animals who lived happily in the forest. There were also children, princes and princesses, magical flowers, and witches on flying brooms. There were, in fact, enchanted and amusing stories, all gathered in an incredible collection of fairy tales. Add this book to your cart and get ready to fly on the wings of imagination... get ready to dream!