Books with title Washing Machine

Wanda is a very messy eater! On Wednesday she spilled watercress soup and watermelon juice all down the front of her wooly white sweater. Follow Wanda as she gets more and more of her clothes dirty then you can do it yourself and wash all her press-out messy clothes in Walter the wonderful pop-up Washing Machine. Don t forget the magic words: Eat dirt!

Wanda lives with her mum, Wendy, and they have a wonderful washing machine called Walter. This is a Very Good Thing because Wanda is a very messy eater! Little girls will have great fun following Wanda as she gets more and more of her clothes dirty. Then they can wash all Wanda's press-out messy clothes in Walter the wonderful pop-up washing machine at the back of the book. Don't forget the magic words: "Eat dirt!"

Adam is interested in toy washing machines. He has a lot of them. He has bought some of his washing machines at flea markets, others from toy stores and he has also built many of them himself. He's got so many washing machines that they make a whole museum. Welcome! This is a picture book about collecting and creating things, and putting them on display. For children age 2-5 years.

The Bourne Identity meets The Terminator in this fast-paced technothriller for boys aged 10 to 14. Unknown to the world, a superintelligence has emerged – and it wants to eliminate Bram Argent . . . The superintelligence can control any machine connected to the net, and it uses them as its unstoppable agents to achieve its ends. And the superintelligence is paranoid. Controlling the entire world is its only way to ensure its own existence. Bram’s mother is a high-level computer scientist. She’s been investigating the possibility of the emergence of a superintelligence and she has evidence. But the superintelligence has become aware of her – and decided she needs to be eliminated. Now she's in hiding. Bram must flee and find his parents – while being hunted by every machine on the planet. His friend Stella is caught up in the pursuit and becomes a target because of their friendship. Together, they must survive in an interconnected world where any machine might instantly become a lethal predator . . .