Mark Beech Books

The Usborne book of famous artists
The Usborne book of famous artists

By Ruth Brocklehurst

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This is a beautifully presented introduction to the lives and works of 35 of the world's best-known artists. This title is illustrated with fabulous reproductions of the artists' works. It includes...

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Sticky gum fun
Sticky gum fun

By Sue Mongredien

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Monster Madness
Monster Madness

By Sue Mongredien

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Knighty knight
Knighty knight

By Sue Mongredien

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Jake looks brilliant in his new Black Knight costume. But with the royal castle under threat, can this Knight save the day?

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Euuugh Eyeball stew
Euuugh Eyeball stew

By Alan MacDonald

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"Iggy discovers a young member of the Henna tribe lost in the jungle (Henna, so-named for their fiery red hair and penchant for covering their faces in mud). The girl is wearing some rare and preci...

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The Folk of the Faraway Tree
The Folk of the Faraway Tree

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A dictionary of rock and pop names
A dictionary of rock and pop names

By Mark R. Beech

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ROCK & POP. Mark Beech's 1998 predecessor, The A-Z of Names in Rock generated over 50 radio interviews, 15 articles, 7 features in nationals and two serialisations. This extended and updated versio...

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