Most Popular Books by Jane Clarke

The kingdom of Hairia is full of lice, and Princess Primrose doesn't know what to do!

When the Tree Falls is Jane Clarke's second collection. These lyrically eloquent poems bear witness to the rhythms of birth and death, celebration and mourning, endurance and regrowth. An elegiac sequence, inspired by the loss of her father, moves gracefully through this second collection.

Dare you visit Creaky Castle When the day becomes the night? Dare you find out what's inside? Are you ready for a fright? Discover a host of spooky characters as you lift the flaps in each ghostly room of the Creaky Castle. There are skeletons in the cellar, werewolves in the shower, and a vampire hiding in the clothes chest. And they are all getting ready for some bone-shaking fun at the Creaky Castle party.

Daisy the cute border collie puppy was distraught when her owners developed allergies to dogs and were forced to bring her into Battersea Dogs Home. But luckily for her, Sophie spots an advert for the Home on television and persuades her mom and dad that their elderly black Labrador, Morris, would love a new friend to play with! Daisy is terrified of Morris at first, but soon follows him around like his shadow, fetching his favorite toy and pushing her bowl of dinner over to him instead of eating it herself! And when Morris has one of his front legs trapped by a heavy fallen branch in the woods, and doesn't come inside when he is called, it is loyal little Daisy who leads the family to him!

Food should always be a pleasure, but it is also a great healer, the perfect antidote to tiredness, stress, and a variety of ailments from headaches to indigestion. Even with serious illness, such as heart attacks or cancer, Jane Clarke is convinced we can prevent or control many of these 'diseases of modern living' by nutritional management. Jane Clarke believes in building a positive relationship with food by concentrating on the foods you can eat and enjoy. Packed with tips to inspire you to adjust your eating habits, BODY FOODS FOR LIFE explains our nutritional needs simply and effectively, and shows how to design a healthy eating plan for every member of the family. 'Those who want to eat healthily - but not boringly - should read BODY FOODS FOR LIFE by Jane Clarke . . . Clarke has a refreshing approach to guilt-free eating and a vastly appetising selection of recipes' Harpers & Queen

Kids' nutrition is a burning issue exercising parents everywhere. We all know that the foundations of a lifetime's good health start in childhood, but how do you get your child to eat healthy nutritious food if all they want is McDonald's? Jane Clarke is a mum with the answers. Giving parents the information and guidance they need to cut through the hysteria and the hype, this down-to-earth, realistic, easy to use book addresses concerns like whether it's ever ok to give your child processed foods and how to encourage them to make healthy choices when you're not standing over them. With a troubleshooting section on specifics such as how to deal with a fussy eater or a child with food allergies, more than 50 recipes and beautiful colour photos throughout, this is the only book a parent will ever need.

Billedbog om en krokodille, der lærer hvordan han skal børste tænder

Bohatě ilustrovaný příběh o zvířecí ordinaci doktorky Micky, která spolu se svým asistentem Burákem ošetřuje zraněné štěně. Doktorka Micka se svým myším asistentem Burákem vyjíždí ke zraněnému štěněti Čendovi. Poranil si ocásek v nově otevřeném plaveckém bazénu, kde se právě sešla většina zvířátek z Bodlákova. Podaří se Micce Čendu uzdravit? A co Burák: zbaví se svého strachu z vody a plavání?

Commissioned by the Museum of Literature Ireland, Unthinkable is a series of new writing provoked by the climate crisis and biodiversity loss. The first limited-edition pamphlet in the series, Coracle, is a collection of ten new poems by Jane Clarke. -- From publisher's website.