Most Popular Books by Alan Baker

Children will find their very own huggable White Rabbit plush toy inside this attractively designed gift box, together with a paperback edition of White Rabbit"s Color Book. There"s even a convenient handle so White Rabbit can be transported in comfort. It"s the most fun and educational way for children to learn all about primary colors and how they can be mixed to create new colors.

This book is the result of a collaboration between the artist, Rebecca Forster and poet, Alan Baker. The art is evocative of Milan, where Forster has lived for thirty years, and European art from the Greeks onwards. Baker has reflected in his prose-poems what Forster has done in her artwork, attempting to mirror its craft, skill and imaginative reach. The poems have been translated into Italian and the Italian text follows the English version.

An investigation into UFO sightings compiled under the guidance of Britain's leading Ufologist. Every year thousands of people report sighting unidentified flying objects or UFO's. In approximately 90% of cases these soon become IFO's- Identified flying objects... but what are we to make of the remaining 10%? Speculation as to whether or not these mainfestations are the ships of alien spacemen, secret Russian or American spy planes, or just strange quirks of natural light and weather conditions has been going on for decades. UFO Sightings examines the evidence and gives you the facts.

This book showcases 40 works of art by the artist Alan Baker. This publication will be the first of many with the intention of promoting artistic talent. Great art is timeless and excellent at enhancing spaces. It can also be a great store of value. For the free online version of this book please visit: www.skillism.com

Description: Correspondence of Alan Baker, consisting chiefly of letters, postcards and telegrams to his mother, Mrs W. Custance Baker (some in French). The earlier material contains news, anecdotal accounts of experiences and activities at Oxford and in Malaya. The later letters comment chiefly on family matters and financial affairs.

Description: Correspondence of Alan Baker, consisting chiefly of letters, postcards and telegrams to his mother, Mrs W. Custance Baker (some in French). The earlier material contains news, anecdotal accounts of experiences and activities at Oxford and in Malaya. The later letters comment chiefly on family matters and financial affairs.