JOHN BUTLER

'It was bedtime in the jungle and the day was almost done. A rhino settled down with her baby one ...' All babies need to go to bed, even in the Indian jungle ...Learn to count from one to ten with adorable animal babies in this enchanting book by the illustrator of "Wake Up, Sleepy Bear", and then snuggle safely down to sleep. As the sun sets over the Indian jungle, the animals are calling their little ones to bed. In this delightful book by the illustrator of "Wake Up, Sleepy Bear", wrinkly rhinos, mischievous monkeys, tumbling tiger cubs and many more enchanting animal babies are quieted by their parents before settling down to sleep. When you've counted all the way to the end, a gatefold spread reveals ten little elephants dreaming beneath the stars.

Acompaña a Conejito en una aventura nocturna por el bosque, y descubre a algunos de los amigos que le ayudarán a superar el miedo a la oscuridad. Un original libro con imágenes que cambian al abrir l

La serie Los secretos de… ofrece una conjunción única de teoría y práctica con explicaciones completas que desmitifican cada tema y muestran el mejor modo de ponerlos en práctica. Aprenda a cómo utilizar la esencia de las flores silvestres para curar el cuerpo, la mente y el espíritu, descubra todo el simbolismo detrás del tarot. Descubra los remedios curativos de la fitoterapia china, penetre en las profundidades del subconsciente y mejore su salud, descubra la importancia secreta de los números, ejercite y cure la mente mediante el Qi Gong. Aprenda a cómo usar el ayurveda, el yoga y el shiatsu para aliviar problemas de salud.

See a nose, and some toes - can you guess who they belong to? A very simple book with a question and answer text to introduce children to various animals. With ten animals including a dog, a monkey, a crocodile and a gorgeous, fluffy tiger. Highly interactive and great for animal recognition.

If you see a cuddly kitten, say ahhh! If you see a dozy dormouse, say shhh! But what if you see a scary spider? Or a crotchety crocodile?

Far from being the immutable Rock of Ages He is often assumed to be, the God of Christian history and tradition has had many different and often conflicting faces. Rock of Ages? opens with the emergence of the Biblical God from the pantheon of deities in bronze age Canaan, and culminates in the radical images of God that were appearing at the end of the twentieth-century, providing a historical overview of the different and sometimes conflicting ways in which He has been understood. By examining the ideas of key writers down the ages, whose ecclesiastical or intellectual power has allowed their insights to become embedded in the mainstream traditions of the Christian churches, Butler seeks to answer one central question: Why is it that people across the ages have claimed to have seen so many different and sometimes contradictory faces of the Christian God? Or more specifically: If there is one true God, and if He is known to those who believe in him through the revelation of Himself in history, why hasnt a consistent and unified understanding of Him emerged in the witness and testimony of those who claim to have seen his face? In the best of scholarly traditions, Butler presents his work as a clear account of his own quest for an answer; but although suggesting possibilities, he leaves others to come to their own judgements using the evidence available. Written in a clear and attractive style, this is a book for anyone without any prior knowledge of history, theology or philosophy, be they atheists, Christians looking to explore their faith, students or simply anyone interested in the history of religion.

Far from being the immutable Rock of Ages He is often assumed to be, the God of Christian history and tradition has had many different and often conflicting faces. Rock of Ages? opens with the emergence of the Biblical God from the pantheon of deities in bronze age Canaan, and culminates in the radical images of God that were appearing at the end of the twentieth-century, providing a historical overview of the different and sometimes conflicting ways in which He has been understood. By examining the ideas of key writers down the ages, whose ecclesiastical or intellectual power has allowed their insights to become embedded in the mainstream traditions of the Christian churches, Butler seeks to answer one central question: Why is it that people across the ages have claimed to have seen so many different and sometimes contradictory faces of the Christian God? Or more specifically: If there is one true God, and if He is known to those who believe in him through the revelation of Himself in history, why hasnt a consistent and unified understanding of Him emerged in the witness and testimony of those who claim to have seen his face? In the best of scholarly traditions, Butler presents his work as a clear account of his own quest for an answer; but although suggesting possibilities, he leaves others to come to their own judgements using the evidence available. Written in a clear and attractive style, this is a book for anyone without any prior knowledge of history, theology or philosophy, be they atheists, Christians looking to explore their faith, students or simply anyone interested in the history of religion.

Owen, el pequeño hipopótamo, y su mamá eran grandes amigos. Les encantaba jugar a esconderse en las orillas del río Sabaki, en África. Eso fue antes de que llegara el tsunami y se llevara todo lo que rodeaba a Owen. Pero cuando paro la lluvia, Owen se hizo amigo de Mzee, una tortuga macho marron y gris. Jugaba con el, se acurrucaba junto a el, y decidio que Mzee seria su mejor amigo y su nueva mama.Inspirado en una historia real acaecida tras el tsunami de 2004. La escritora Marion Dane Bauer y el ilustrador John Butler han creado esta conmovedora obra sobre la curacion, la adopcion y el renacimiento, con esplendidas ilustraciones y montones de amor.Owen fue rescatado por el Kenya Wildlife Service y los pescadores del lugar despues de que el hipopotamo y su familia fueran arrastrados por el rio Sabaki y devuelto a la playa por la ola del tsunami. Owen tenia menos de un año -los hipopotamos viven con sus madres hasta los cuatro años- y nadie pudo encontrar a su madre. Asi que, le llevaron al Haller Park, una reserva natural a las afueras de Mombasa. El pequeño hipopotamo huerfano eligio a Mzee, una tortuga macho de 130 años, para que fuera su nueva mama; y a Mzee parecio no importarle lo mas minimo.