New Releases by Robyn Johnson

Part II of Ruse's adventures

Forgotten Fullers is a story about a unique blend of Alabama Fullers that descended from the marital union of a mulatto slave and a plantation owner William Fuller who is a descendant of Captain William J. Fuller (wife Sarah Fuller Martiau); John Fuller Senior (wife Hester Fuller Enloes); John Fuller of Baltimore (wife Sarah Fuller Heath); Nehemiah Fuller Senior (wife Mary Fuller Conant); William A. Fuller (wife Sarah Fuller Bradsher); Moses Fuller (wife Elizabeth Fuller Gunn).

Just a teenage girl getting some feelings off her chest. Wanting to spread a message of what she's experiencing through poetry.

"When a little black dress is right, there is nothing else to wear in its place."- WALLIS WARFIELD SIMPSON. The Little Black Dress made its grand entrance in 1926 courtesy of the fabulous Coco Chanel. The freedom, simplicity and elegance of the LBD has made it an eternal wardrobe favourite. This elegant box holds a 48-page full-colour book plus 10 themed cards and envelopes. A stunning combination of illustration, collage and photography, the 48-page book is a head-to-toe celebration of women's love affair with fashion. Peppered with sassy quotes, historical commentary and fascinating tid-bits.

A stunning combination of illustration, collage and photography. This 48-page book is a head-to-toe celebration of women's love affair with shoes. Peppered with sassy quotes, historical commentary and fascinating tid-bits. A well-heeled foxtrot down memory lane, depicting the cyclical nature of fashion through to the contemporary catwalk. Exquisitely packaged with 10 cards and envelopes.

Children will delight in watching the ribbon rainbow appear as they turn the pages of this book. All the colours of the rainbow are explored in this educational novelty book. Includes real ribbon and pop up!

In the last book, The Enchanted Dolls' House, two dolls got engaged. Before you attend the dolls' wedding, the toys will take you on an adventure into Edwardian times. They need to buy some clothes and presents for the wedding and have decided to do some shopping in a miniature department store just like the grand emporiums of the early 1900s. After that they will visit other periods. Join them on their beautiful journey, which involves, lifting flaps, pop-ups and more.

Adorable Hattie and beautiful Lucinda are members of the lovely "The Enchanted Dolls' House" family. Now available as paper dolls, they have magnificent press-out wardrobes. Hattie's Late Victorian wardrobe consists of ball gowns, street clothes, nightwear, and myriad accessories, while Lucinda, engaged to Albert in "The Enchanted Dolls' House," sports three exquisite Victorian and Edwardian wedding dresses, plus bridal wear replete with veils, bouquets, shoes, and more. Each doll has a sturdy stand, and a unique, easy-to-dress design allows outfits to be slipped over the dolls' heads and viewed from both front and back. The dolls and wardrobes fit neatly in a pretty storage envelope tied with a matching satin ribbon, but one can hardly imagine them spending much time there: Hattie and Lucinda's owners will be far too busy playing with them