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A is for apple, B is for bat, C is for crocodile, camel and cat ...Here is a unique and special alphabet book. This very simple text is about two friends, Sue and Nick, who like very different things but are still best friends. They take us through all their favourite things from ABC all the way to XYZ ...X can mean kiss, Y is for yoghurt and yum and yuk too, Z is for zoom, goodbye, Nick and Sue!

Westerners have long admired Chinese furniture for its durability, inner strength, quiet restraint, and simple dignity. Especially attractive to the educated eye are its purity of line, devotion to detail, and flawless construction. This unabridged reprint of a rare classic provides lovers of Chinese furniture with an enlightened discussion of the accomplishments achieved by fine craftsmen over the centuries, including the aesthetic levels attained during the early Shang period (1766 1123 B. C.), the transitional phase of cabinetmaking during the Yuan Dynasty (1280 1368 A.D.), and the perfection in craftsmanship reached during the Ming Dynasty (1368 1644 A.D.). The text also reviews the origins and development of basic forms and methods of construction from Alphabet Ice Cream: A Fantastic Fun-filled ABC free epub the selection of wood to its processing, cutting, joining, ornamentation, and final polishing.

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Author: Sue Heap,Nick Sharratt
Number of Pages: 32 pages
Published Date: 03 May 2007
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
Publication Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN: 9780141500621
Download Link: Click Here
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