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Lets you join Timmy and his friends as they enjoy watching the seasons change, from planting seeds and sending Valentine's cards in Spring to throwing snowballs at each other in the Winter. Packed with puzzles, colouring, craft activities and stories, this title is suitable for Timmy Time fans.
Timmy’s Time Tale is fun and educational. It uses the backdrop of family love to teach children, ages 6 and up, the art of telling time the old-fashioned way. Follow inquisitive Timmy as he learns to read the analog clock from Grandma Sarah while waiting on Sunday dinner.
Join Timmy and his friends at Nursery in this fun Bumper Activity Book. With pages of puzzles, colouring and stickers - it's sure to keep little lambs busy for hours!
Pull the sliding pages to answer questions about Timmy and all his friends from the Nursery!
A split-page board book in which the reader can mix and match the pictures of the different characters from Bob the Builder.
Another tale from the award-winning 10 Minute Tales series.
Join Timmy and his friends at nursery for six mini adventures in this fun pocket library. Perfect for taking out and about, and for keeping little fans of Timmy Time entertained.
Introduce little Timmy Time fans to colours with this handy buggy book. Attach the strap to your buggy to keep your little one entertained on trips out.
The Bristol-based animation company Aardman is best known for its most famous creations Wallace and Gromit and Shaun the Sheep. But despite the quintessentially British aesthetic and tone of its movies, this very British studio continues to enjoy international box office success with movies such as Shaun the Sheep Movie, Flushed Away and Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit. Aardman has always been closely linked with one of its key animators, Nick Park, and its stop motion, Plasticine-modelled family films, but it has more recently begun to experiment with modern digital filmmaking effects that either emulate 'Claymation' methods or form a hybrid animation style. This unique volume brings together leading film and animation scholars with children's media/animation professionals to explore the production practices behind Aardman's creativity, its history from its early shorts to contemporary hits, how its films fit within traditions of British animation, social realism and fantasy cinema, the key personalities who have formed its ethos, its representations of 'British-ness' on screen and the implications of traditional animation methods in a digital era.