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Illustoria Magazine | Issue 16 - Music is the loudest issue yet! Find something that moves you in this issue that's all about music: musical costumes, instruments, inventions and poems 

Make a solar system wall chart, board game, and activity kit with Create Your Own Solar System. Easy to follow instructions, a fun activity sheet, and (15) card pieces included...

A Natural History of Mermaids is a meticulously detailed field notebook containing all there is to know about the natural history of mermaids from around the world. In 1872, intrepid (fictional) explorer Darcy Delamare

What are the main ingredients of cakes? Eggs, sugar, butter, and flour. In The Best Ever Cake Book, find out where they come from, then use them to bake twenty (20) sensational cake

The psychology of reasoning. Astound your friends and family with this amazing illusion. Put the ring into the magical chamber and watch it pass instantly

The font of this Cross Stitch Kit | Wonderful recalls the rich tradition of samplers with a modern twist. Designed by artist Pamela Koon, the bold black thread on blush background

The psychology of perception. Make the magician vanish and reappear in this seemingly impossible escape illusion. Flummox your astonished audience

The psychology of suggestion. Mystify your friends with two (2) amazing matchbox illusions. How can three boxes feel lighter than one? Where did the

Build the world you want to see with this Brutalism Blockitecture, a set of cantilever and nest hexagonal architectural building blocks that can create towers and dwellings. This

Build the world you want to see with the Garden City Blockitecture Mega Set, a set of cantilever and nest hexagonal architectural building blocks that can create towers, cities, gardens and dwellings. 

Build the world you want to see with this Habitat Blockitecture, a set of cantilever and nest hexagonal architectural building blocks that can create towers and dwellings. This set is

Questions to Help You Survive & Thrive contains (100) questions, prompts and actions to help you survive and thrive. This tube of goodness is designed to help and prompt you to dig deep.

Help your little environmentalist change the world with this Interactive Card Set for Kids | I Love My Planet. Why are reusable water bottles good? How can I help keep our animals happy?

Explore Earth with this Giant Coloring Poster | Atlas. Take a trip around the world and learn about landmarks, geography, and culture to discover and color a giant map like you

My First Garden Book is a beautifully illustrated beginners gardening book for kids who want to plant fruit and vegetables, create mini farms from plants, and go on wildflower

Bring the wonders of the natural world to life in this collection from one of the UK's most leading illustrators. Leila Duly scored huge hits with her first

This Slow Down and Be Here Now Book encourages your kids to take the time to stop and experience mindful moments in nature. Zoom in to observe a hummingbird drinking nectar or

In this family game, What Happened Here? Memory Game, players will be asked to combine the cards and tell

This Adventure Journal | 50 Things to Try When Camping is a camping-themed journal to capture memories, inspire activities, and to stimulate creativity out in the wilderness or in your own backyard. Write, draw, think, listen, and

A one-of-a-kind eco project book that practices what it preaches... it's completely reusable and recyclable! Most books are just meant to be read. But this is no ordinary book. This book turns itself 

Wander through the world's wildest habitats and discover more than 80 amazing animals. Open the gates of the Wonder Garden to explore five of Earth's most extraordinary habitats, each filled with

This playtime craft kit upcycles everyday boxes into adorable dwellings from around the world–and provides hours of engagement and activity for the whole family. A cereal box becomes

Snuggle up together and enjoy this collection of charming and engaging stories written by Gabby Dawnay and recomended especially for five-year-olds by literacy experts. This beautiful book contains

Children are, in many ways, born philosophers. Without prompting, they ask some of the largest questions about time, mortality, happiness and the meaning of it all. Yet too often this inborn