Title: Imagination (Keywords)

In her study of Dickens' relationship to canines, the author shows that dogs, real and invented, were intrinsic to Dickens' vision and experience of London and its representation. She makes use of personal reminiscences, periodicals, images of dogs by portrait artists and Dickens' illustrators, a...

Eva doesn't know what an imagination is. With the help of her dog, Chops, Eva goes on a hunt to find it. This is a delightful story about the power of imagination.

Tying in with the BBC series of the same name, this title looks at the Arctic and Antarctic - the greatest wildernesses on Earth - and follows the extraordinary lives of polar animals.

Simple tips, tricks and step-by-step instructions show you how to work with different subjects like faces, landscapes and still life, plus introduce you to key concepts like composition, perspective and movement.

Humphrey and his friends in Room 26 let their imaginations loose! Ahead of a big author visit to Longfellow Elementary School, they try writing their own stories, but Humphrey worries that hamsters don't have any imagination; he's finding creative writing just too hard. While he helps out his fri...

There is a box. Anything you imagine will appear inside. You have one go, one chance to create anything you want. What would you pick?' That's exactly the question ten-year-old Timothy Hart gets to answer after discovering the imagination box. The greatest toy on earth. The top-secret contraption...

Descartes believed that the ability to imagine is what makes us our true selves. In 'Imagination with René Descartes', this idea is explained for the youngest thinkers, from the uniqueness of imagination to understanding other people's point of view.

This is Margaret Atwood's account of her relationship with the literary form we have come to know as 'science fiction'. The book brings together her three Ellman Lectures in 2010 - 'Flying Rabbits', 'Burning Bushes', and 'Dire Cartographies'.