The Victoria 1814: The ship the Victoria left England in the spring of 1814 on a voyage to America to transport goods. On board were 100 men, most of whom were prisoners who had to go with them to work. The ship had been underway for 18 days until a disaster suddenly occurred! The Victoria 1817: It was three years after the ship The Victoria sailed against the rocks. James had told his story in England about the slave trade and about the island where he and his friends Olav and Gustav had end...

We all want special words and attitudes from our loved ones. But sometimes we do not know how to say these words and what exactly our loved ones want. In the books "Important Words" you can find many important formulas for improving the lives of family members and our lives with them. The books are addressed from father to son, from daughter to mother, and so on. 31 texts for every day of the month! Each person will find something different, interesting and very important in them. And know t...

Among refugees is a particularly vulnerable group: unaccompanied children. They left their country of origin without their parents. Sometimes they are accompanied by a family member, for example, a grandmother or an adult brother, but they do not have an adult with them who has parental authority. In other words, no one is legally responsible for them during their flight and subsequent stay in Europe.

This guide is for all those involved in the guidance and support of unaccompanied children. ...

Following the instant popularity of our Paris children's products, AMMO Books invites you to explore the next stop in our City Series, the Big Apple itself: New York. Within the coloring book, memory game, and hardcover storybook readers will discover the delights of the city that never sleeps. Featuring hand-drawn, colorful, and graphic illustrations by Min Heo (the same talented artist who brought the images of Paris to life) all three titles provide riches of visual enchantment. Children (...

This is an exciting trip where Tody, a young porcupine, starts a wonderful journey around the World, an adventure full of surprises, where he encounters animals of all sorts which live in different and incredible biomes.

He discovers the deep blue see, flies over the snowy mountains, sleeps in the farm barn, visits the Savannah and so much more.

Boosting their curious minds and healthy relationships.

It's great to meet new friends and to visit different beautiful places that Tody had never im...

Visitors need never be bored in Amsterdam... Take this Golden Book with you on a voyage of discovery through Amsterdam’s buildings, paintings, people and museums. Travel with the king on his boat, discover who lives in the tiny tower of the Palace on the Dam and get to know the little girl in The Night Watch. Find out how Camille helps Mister Vincent with his painting, and why Marten and Oopjen need to dress to impress. Read all this and much more in The Golden Book of Amsterdam Museums.

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Bekijk het werk van Johannes Vermeer en van Dick Bruna eens goed. Wat valt je op?

Het lijkt heel verschillend, maar er zijn ook overeenkomsten. Let maar op de kleuren,

de houdingen en bewegingen. Wist je dat Dick Bruna en Johannes Vermeer allebei

heel erg van de kleur blauw hielden?

Het Rijksmuseum wijdt in het voorjaar van 2023 voor het eerst in zijn geschiedenis een

overzichtstentoonstelling aan de 17de-eeuwse meester Johannes Vermeer. Met

bruiklenen vanuit de hele wereld belooft dit de gro...

How can we teach faith to children in a way they can really learn what it is and live it?

This story is about a girl and a Curtain. It's about life, love, pain, happiness and faith. It's a story for grown ups to read to children and for children to illustrate and paint in their own way.

Ed Emberley is a Caldecott award-winning children's book illustrator and writer who has been creating original books since the 1960s. He has written and illustrated more than 100 books, including his beloved how-to-draw books for kids. These simple and straightforward books, originally published in the 1970s and 1980s, have encouraged a generation of kids to take the drawing process step by step. Contemporary working artists today often cite Ed Emberley as a beloved early inspiration in their...