In this book a man, Mr. Potter, who hates animals, decides he needs some company so he goes to the pet shop. He decides to get a bird, a crow to be exact. When he takes it home he and it become best friends. Mr. Potter decides to.... And you should read this book if I got you hooked

I play it in the car for my six year old daughter and three year old son. They both love it. I like it because it is teaching the kids new words and keeping them entertained.

Potter provides a highly analytical debate on the development of train technology from the perspective of evolutionary economics. By using contrasting steel track with magnetic levitation technology, he also asesses the reasons that we may have found ourselves 'stuck' with a sub-optimal form of rail transport.

This book is an excellent case study for anyone with an interest in the evolutionary economics perspective on technological innovation.

This is a great little collection of stories, fun little tales reminiscent of the Peter Rabbit and Friends videos. It makes a perfect bedtime book! I recommend it to any parent for a great nightly tradition-starter, or to those who are just kids-at-heart. The Peter Rabbit and Friends Treasury is bound to become a collector's item!

I bought this Peter Rabbit Nursery Frieze for my daughters bedroom. It is not a book or a calendar as the description states. It's more of a three piece scene that you can put together and hang up on the wall of a room(like a poster or border, depending on how you hang it). It's a beautiful scene with all of the characters from the Beatrix Potter stories. I would highly recommend it for a childs room or nursery. It is absolutely adorable.

The book not only captures the two famous stories of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny, but also over 40 beautifully illustrated figures by Beatrix Potter. With these press-out figures and supplementary pieces for making a theatre, children can create their own mini theatre and perform their very own play! The instructions and guidelines are simple and can help children divide the play into acts and scenes. Parents and teachers will also love it as the mini theatre can attract children in story-telling time! This is a perfect gift for young chidlren, as an alternative to electronic games!

This is a really cute book, contains easy to follow recipies for younger and older children. I have used the potato soup recipe many times with a blender! It is decorated with the illustrations from the classic Peter Rabbit story books. It was published in hardcover and softbound editions.

This is a great book about the history of Mata Ortiz with many wonderful photos of the artists and their work. Not as complete as the 'many faces' book, but WELL worth the price. Some of the same pots from this book can be seen in 3D at www.ortizpots.com. Having lived in Mata Ortiz, i've seen many publications, few as well made as this one.

In this nicely illustrated children's book, a lack-a-luster potter get a lesson in colorful glazing-- from his chickens. The book gives some nice background information on the making of pots and highlights the role of serendipty (useful accidents) in art. This book seems to delight and inspire children, of all ages.

Henry Glassie has done it again! Professor Glassie's contributions to the field of material culture studies are well known in the field, and this work is no exception. In this book, Glassie takes a look at pottery manufacturing in 6 regions of the world -- Turkey, Bangladesh, the American Southwest and Georgia (U.S.), Japan and Sweden. However, Glassie does not simply look at ceramic production. Instead, the art and tradition embodied in clay, and the lives of the potters themselves, are at issue for Glassie. In addition to being a great introduction to pottery production in these regions, this book provides marvelous photographs of potters and their craft. This is an excellent book for professionals potters, archaeologists, or anyone interested in pottery, ceramics, or living traditions!