Book Tape

Did you know that duct tape can turn any item of clothing into rainwear? That duct tape over a computer screen will keep your kids from surfing naughty sites on the Web? That a perfect solution for those easy-to-lose TV remotes is to duct tape them to your arm? (Not only won't you lose it, you'll never have to relinquish control over it, either!) But can you also believe that Jim and Tim's creative ideas for duct tape spawned not just one bestselling book, but three, plus a calendar? And now the ultimate collection? With two-thirds of the material drawn from their previous books and calendars and one-third all-new, The Jumbo Duct Tape Book is pure nuttiness to the nth degree...

"I'll feed you hay, hay, hay, / And peanut tea, tea, tea, / If you will stay, stay, stay, / And live with me, me, me." Does the distinctive rhythm of Mary Ann Hoberman's adaptation of Miss Mary Mack get your toes a-tapping or hands a-clapping? Or, do your wee ones prefer "cats in the buttermilk, shoo fly shoo" from Skip to My Lou? Or, perhaps they giggle most at the madcap wisdom of The Lady with the Alligator Purse who prescribes pizza when the doctor is pushing penicillin...

When duct tape lovers throughout the world cried out for more ways to use their favorite adhesive, Jim and Tim--the Duct Tape Guys--answered their call. More than 200 outrageous, never-seen-in-book-form hints are jam-packed into the third and final edition of the duct tape trilogy: the Ultimate Duct Tape Book.

Mog, everyone's favourite cat, is back and she is not happy! Mog loves her garden, but somehow it seems to have completely disappeared over night. What Mog doesn't realise is that the flappy floppy thing that has replaced her garden is in fact a marquee put up for a cat show. Mog hides in the house and is oblivious to the cats of various sizes and colours who parade themselves hoping to be winners...

Derived from a television series on Truman, these rare recordings are straight from the shoulder, pithy and fascinating. Reissued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of WWII, this is an important historical work by Ben Gradus, the producer of the television series.

The "Read it Yourself Book and Tape Collection" is a series of popular tales retold in lively, natural language. Graded into four levels of difficulty, The range is particulary suitable for students of English as a second language.