Books with title Festival of Mud!

This Peppa Pig novelty book ties into a popular tentpole episode airing in August 2019. Fill the pen with water and use it to reveal hidden pictures as you read the story!Peppa Pig fans will love this interactive storybook, based on a popular tentpole epiode airing in August 2019 on Nick Jr.!Peppa is so excited to go to the Children's Festival, where she learns about glamping and gets to draw with mud. Fill the pen with water and reveal hidden pictures as you read the story about Peppa's day at the Children's Festival. Then when the pages dry, you can refill the pen and do it all over again--the perfect mess-free activity for any little Peppa fan to take on the go!

After Tora’s mother dies in a car accident in Brisbane, Australia, she goes to live with her Gran in Glenailis, a Scottish village born from ancient Viking heritage. One thousand years before, Gudrun lived in Glenailis with her mother and spins and weaves wool to help them provide for themselves, as Gudrun’s father has been away on the trading ships for two years. Two girls from the opposite ends of time, drawn together by a cataclysmic event which will change both their lives forever.

1951. The Festival of Britain announces a time of post-war optimism and hope in the future for the country as shortages come to an end. Poppy is beginning to have some success running her own business and she is enjoying her independence. She continues to be the anchor for her family and the support for their dreams and aspirations. Then the steadfast Poppy meets Peter Chantry...

Continuing the saga begunin Jubilee, Festival follows the fortunes of three families during the increasing optimism of post-war Britain. As the heart of the story is Poppy,whose catering business is proving successfulas rationing and food shortages end. The Festival of Britain in 1951 seems to sybolisem this new spiritof hope. Yet for one member of the family Cloe, these were bitter years - a marriage in ruins and a baby rejected. It was this baby that was to be both a new burden and a new joy to Poppy.