Jane Draycott Bücher

The ultimate children's gift edition of the beloved classic ballet story, The Nutcracker, from award-winning artist Jane Ray.

The ultimate children's gift edition of everyone's favourite festive song, The Twelve Days of Christmas.

A beautifully illustrated 3D retelling of one of our best-loved fairy tales, with artwork from the IBBY UK nominee for the Andersen Illustration Award 2018. A young girl with an unpleasant stepmother and two cruel stepsisters ... and a Fairy Godmother with a magic wand. The enchanting story of Cinderella is brought to life through award-winning artist Jane Rays exquisite 3D peep-through illustrations the six delightful fold-out scenes include a shadowy kitchen, a gorgeous nightscape in a magical garden and a sparkling ballroom filled with nobles, as well as Cinderellas iconic pumpkin coach. Illustrated in rich, dreamlike watercolours, this is the perfect gift for fans of fairy tales.

Focusing on the interplay between domestic spaces and health, this book explores how homes, gardens, and household members—regardless of social status—contributed to the physical and mental well-being in Central Italy during Roman times. It delves into the practices and environments that supported health, highlighting the significance of domestic life in medical care and wellness.

The tension - between the present beauty and the sense of inevitable loss inherent in the things we most admire - is a key to many of the poems in Jane Draycott's work.

What would you do if you saw a mermaid? schovat popis

An exciting reissue of this prize-winning translation will bring this Middle English treasure to the contemporary reader

A first biography of Cleopatra Selene - the daughter of Cleopatra VII.

The town of Hamelin is over-run with rats, and the mayor is getting desperate for a solution. When the mysterious Pied Piper appears their troubles seem to be over - but what happens when the mayor refuses to pay him? This wordless traditional tale is brought to life by acclaimed author and illustrator Jane Ray.

The study explores the diverse healing strategies used in Roman Egypt from the late first century BC to the fourth century AD, highlighting the interplay of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman traditions. It employs an interdisciplinary approach, integrating literary, archaeological, and scientific evidence to provide a comprehensive view of healing practices, including domestic and folk medicine. Key topics include the prevalence of eye diseases, malaria, and dangers from local wildlife. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of contextual factors in understanding ancient healing practices.