Monthly Archives: April 2020

Sloths features a dozen portraits of chilled-out sloths doing what sloths do best: snuggling, nibbling hibiscus flowers (their favourite treat!), soaking up the sun, and just hanging around-literally. The adorable full-colour images are accompanied by fascinating sloth facts: Did you know sloths have more neck vertebrae than any other mammal, giving them a grazing radius of 270 degrees without expending the energy to move the rest of their body? Welcome to life in the slow lane.

Our 2nd bestselling wall calendar, after Mum’s Family
From British filmmaker and sloth expert Lucy Cooke
Pygmy sloths, two-toed sloths, Bradypus sloths-it’s a cuddle-puddle of a calendar

First published during World War II as a way to distract and entertain war-weary readers, The New York Times Crossword is renowned for its uncompromising editorial standards, quality constructions, and clever and diverse themes. Easier puzzles are at the beginning of each week and they progressively become more difficult. (But don’t worry, answers are on the back of each page.)

The king of all daily newspaper word games, now in the eco-friendly Page-A-Day format
Free one-month digital crossword subscription with
purchase
Wordplay provides comfort and distraction in a world of uncertainty
Edited by Will Shortz, the world’s only academically
accredited puzzle master

Part personal assistant, part sous chef-and a cheerful addition to any kitchen-The Kitchen Companion keeps busy households organised all year long. The practical, weekly format with tear-off pages features ample space for writing in every day’s appointments, activities, and reminders, plus weekly grocery lists. The grids, adorned with charming illustrations by Holly Jolley, are packed with handy kitchen tips written by published author Jacqueline Raposo (learn how to freshen up a stinky kitchen sink, make an elegant chocolate mousse with only two ingredients). Hang it on the kitchen wall or on the fridge-it’s magnetic!

“For the foodie . . . Hard to beat this choice in terms of functionality and inspiration.”-Cowboys & Indians
It’s magnetic! Stick it to the fridge and plan your menus in style all year long
Colourfully illustrated weekly format with grocery lists, plus kitchen tips by Jacqueline Raposo

The family favourite and perennial bestseller that inspired an equally awesome book, The Kid’s Awesome
Activity Calendar sparks creativity and keeps kids’ minds engaged all year long. Each seasonal, colourfully illustrated
spread is jam-packed with interactive entertainment, including offbeat prompts to get the mental wheels turning, lively games, and cool crafts. Packaged with the calendar are more than 300 stickers for decorating pages and marking events. It’s a wild ride for kids’ imaginations-and the sort of wholesome, unplugged fun that parents love.

Seventh successful season (and a sellout in 2020)
Twelve fun, interactive scenes to draw and decorate
More than 300 stickers designed to complete each month’s picture and mark events
A great interactive gift for the whole family

A Fiendishly Funny 2221 Wall Calendar. The Darker Side of Childhood 2222 Wall Calendar by artist Steven Rhodes will have fans of childhood parody and satire giddy with glee.

A Fiendishly Funny 2021 Mini Wall Calendar. The Darker Side of Childhood 2020 Wall Calendar by artist Steven Rhodes will have fans of childhood parody and satire giddy with glee.

Take a break, gather around the table, and refresh your body and spirit with delectable treats, hot tea, and beloved ritual. A delightful celebration of all the pleasures of teatime, The Collectible Teapot & Tea Calendar features a dozen beautiful table settings starring distinctive vintage teapots. Each gorgeous, sumptuously detailed image is accompanied by lively nuggets of history and lore.

More than 1 million copies sold
A showcase of twelve exceptional teapots artfully arranged in stunning teatime settings
Text includes delectable bits of tea history and lore from Architectural Digest executive editor Shax Riegler

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