New Releases by David Passes

The Way of the Bear is a book of wise and amusing teddy sayings illustrated with over sixty whimsical photographs of these insightful bears. "I hug therefore I am. That is the Way of the Bear." A book to warm the heart. A perfect gift for Xmas, Valentine's Day, a birthday, or just to comfort someone or brighten their day. Adorable bears! Gentle and inspiring.

A new edition of a popular classic Stunning illustrations from Wayne Anderson, one of the leading fantasy artists of the last 20 years Stories about dragons from all around the world Perfect for children (8+) and adults alike Great Price! In this sumptuous anthology, David Passes invites us inside the mythical and fantastical world of dragons. He has selected a magnificent mixture of heroic myths, stories and folktales from the storytelling traditions of India, Greece, England, Wales, Sweden and China. Marduck and Tiamat - Babylon, Indra and Vritia – India, Heracles and the Hydra – Greek, Cadmus and the Golden Dragon – Greek, Beowulf and the Fire Dragon – Scandanavia, Saint George – England, The Lambton Worm – England, The Gaoliang Bridge – China, The Chinese Dragon's Pearl – China, The Mordiford Wyvern – Wales. Age range: 8+ years onwards

In this sumptuous anthology, David Passes invites us inside the mythical and fantastical world of dragons. He has selected a magnificent mixture of heroic myths, stories and folktales from the storytelling traditions of India, Greece, England, Wales, Sweden and China. Marduck and Tiamat - Babylon Indra and Vritia - India Heracles and the Hydra - Greek Cadmus and the Golden Dragon- Greek Beowulf and the Fire Dragon - Scandanavia Saint George - England The Lambton Worm - County Durham The Gaoliang Bridge - China The Chinese Dragon's Pearl - China The Mordiford Wyvern- England

Presents various myths and legends about dragons and discusses dragon lore from around the world.

Princess Purrfect will only marry the cat who can put carpet wherever she places her paws. Twopence loves her dearly, but he is very poor. How can he ever afford enough?