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This bed inspires you with its natural beauty. The subtle and simple design enables the bed to be perfectly integrated into any bedroom, while the style of this well-crafted bed easily goes with any wall colour and type of flooring. Rounded edges and posts refine the design. Mack + Milo Colour (Bed Frame): Grey

Tiny Metal Ultimate physical cartridge for Nintendo Switch, includes Tiny Metal, Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble, and the Wargroove crossover DLC and Caesar's Rescue on the cartridge, And a full-color booklet and interior art print, International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.

This time we are where Pinot Noir gives way to Gamay. We are in France, and to be precise in southern Burgundy. The area is the Beaujolais, which, as history buffs know, was once occupied by Roman soldiers led by Julius Caesar. And it is to the mythical leader that the Juliénas area is dedicated, from which this wine, one of the region's most celebrated reds, comes. Recognized AOC in 1938, this area enjoys a continental climate, with cold winters that can cause several problems for the vines. This requires that plots always be placed on the best-exposed slopes, where the warm spring sun allows the clusters to reach perfect ripeness. Traditionally vinified, this red is left to mature for about 10 months on its fine lees in stainless steel vats before bottling. Purple-red color with violet hues, the nose is highlighted by pleasant aromas of black currant and blackberry. In the mouth it is extremely rich and fruity, with hints of spice to make it more intriguing. Complex, but not overly so, this red enjoys a nice long finish. Excellent with cured meats and medium-aged cheeses.

Titles in this set: 1) Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield 2) Asterix at the Olympic Games 3) Asterix and the Cauldron 4) Asterix in Spain 5) Asterix and The Roman Agent Description: Asterix and the Chieftain's Shield: Album 11 When the hero Vercingetorix was defeated he threw his arms at Julius Caesar's feet. Years later, Caesar plans to hold a triumph with his enemy's shield - but where is it? Romans and Gauls race to track it down, and Chief Vitalstatistix, dieting on a health farm, has a surprise to spring. Will Caesar defeat the Gauls again, or will the truimph go to Asterix? Asterix at the Olympic Games: Album 12 The athletes of the ancient world assemble in Athens for the Olympic Games. Asterix and the Gauls enter too, but they're due for a setback. As an artificial stimulant, magic potion is banned. Can our friends win at the Games without it? And what's the special ingredient of the other potion, the one in the cauldron in the shed with the door that doesn't close properly? Asterix and the Cauldron: Album 13 Financial skulduggery in ancient Gaul! When local Chielf Whosemoralsarelastix wants a cauldron full of money kept out of Roman hands, the cash disappears while Asterix is guarding it. He and Obelix must earn enough to repay it through fairground gladiatorial contests, trendy theatrical performances, even bank robbery - they'll try anything. But whose morals are really eleastic? And how do the pirates, just for once, get an unexpected bonus. Asterix in Spain: Album 14 The brave Iberians are holding out against Julius Caesar, like Asterix and his friends. So when Chief Huevos y Bacon's son is taken hostage, who better to recuse him than the Gauls? Taking him home to Hispania, now Spain, they tangle with the tourist industry and flamenco, and face a wild aurochs in the arena - or bullring. And can it be true? Cacofonix finds a fan in little Pepe! Asterix and The Roman Agent: Album 15 Julius Caesar turns to psychological warfare...Tortuous Convolvulus the Roman agent is guaranteed to sow jealousy and discord anywhere. Can he make the Gauls suspect each other of treachery? Has Asterix really sold Rome the secret of the magic potion? And can Asterix, Obelix and Getafix outwit the weedy but wily Convolvulus and get the villagte back to normal?

Titles in this set: 1) Asterix and Caesar's Gift 2) Asterix and The Great Crossing 3) Obelix and Co. 4) Asterix in Belgium 5) Asterix and The Great Divide Description: Asterix and Caesar's Gift: Album 21 When Legionary Tremensdelirius gets the title deeds to the little Gaulish village as a bonus, he swaps them with tavern landlord Orthopaedix for a drink. Funnily enough, Asterix and his friends aren't keen to hand over their village to anyone else. After a chieftaincy election campaign and a showdown with the Romans, both events fiercely contested, can all still end well? Asterix and The Great Crossing: Album 22 Out at sea fishing, Asterix and Obelix are blown off course in a storm. Luckily they land on the shores of a Roman colony - or is it? Teepees, totems, gobbling birds: it's not what they're used to. And what are the Viking explorers in their longship doing? But perhaps 50 BC is a little too early for a voyage of discovery to this strange New World... Obelix and Co.: Album 23 Julius Caesar sends Caius Preposterus, a bright young graduate of the Latin school of Economics, to corrupt the indomitable Gauls by introducing them to big business. Obelix's menhir trade is soon thriving, backed by a heavy advertising campaign - but does wealth bring happiness? And what will happen when the bottom falls out of the menhir market? Asterix in Belgium: Album 24 Who are bravest, the Belgian tribes or the Gauls? And who can destroy more fortified Roman camps? When the contest ends in a draw, and Julius Caesar is asked to adjudicate, he goes into action against both Gauls and Belgians. They unite against him, inventing fish and chips along the way. But will Caesar meet his Waterloo? Asterix and The Great Divide: Album 25 Can there ever be a happy ending for star-crossed lovers Melodrama and Histionix, whose fathers are rival chieftains of the same village? The only hope is to call in Asterix, Obelix and Getafix to sort out the feud, the intriguing of the sinister traitor Codfix, and the military might of Rome. Watch out for some interesting new magic potions...

Titles In This Set : 1. Pigs Might Fly 2. Paddy's Pot of Gold 3. Julius Caesar's Goat 4. Dodos are Forever 5. Dragon Boy 6. Find the White Horse 7. Friends and Brothers 8. Tumbleweed 9. Warlock Watson 10. What Sadie Saw Description : Pigs Might Fly Poor Daggie Dogfoot! He’s much smaller than his brothers and sisters, with feet more like a dog’s than a pig’s. The very day that Daggie is born, the pigman whisks him off to the shed for a merciful death. When Daggie miraculously escapes, he returns to the safety of the sties and the protection of his mother, who begins to think that Daggie isn’t just different but special. Special for a purpose. And when Daggie befriends a duck called Felicity, he begins to understand what that purpose might be … Paddy's Pot of Gold Brigid lives in Ireland, she’s an only child, and she just so happens to have a hole in one boot on her birthday. Surprise! These are the exact four things needed to see a leprechaun. Meet Patrick Victorious Wellington Right-Handed O’Reilly – but you can call him Paddy. Everyone knows that leprechauns have a pot of gold buried somewhere, but Paddy insists that a single shilling is all he has in the world. Is he telling the truth? Or are leprechauns as stingy as Brigid’s parents say? Julius Caesar's Goat Great Caesar’s goat! What’s that smell? Oh wait, it’s … Julius Caesar’s goat. Butter stinks so bad that armies flee at the merest whiff of him. No one understands how Caesar can bear to be near this pungent pet, let alone cuddling up with Queen Cleopatra. She might be beautiful, but she uses Siberian wolfs’ wee for perfume and rancid donkey milk for bathwater! No one knows that Caesar lost his sense of smell as a boy. And they’re certainly not going to risk telling him that his goat and his girlfriend stink! Dodos are Forever The year is AD 1650, and dodos Bertie and Beatrice are living peacefully on an island in the Indian Ocean. Peacefully, that is, until sailors arrive and discover that dodo tastes a lot like chicken. With the sailors come a host of hungry rats. They like nothing more than dodo eggs for breakfast, lunch and dinner – and Bertie and Beatrice are about to start a family. Sir Francis Drake, the captain’s parrot, warns the lovebirds that if they’re not careful, their species could become extinct. But what’s a dodo to do-do? Dragon Boy Montagu Bunsen-Burner is on a diet. Concerned for his dragon digestion, his wife Albertina has taken humans off the menu. So when Montagu meets an orphaned boy in Sherwood Forest, he doesn’t barbecue him. He adopts him. Little John proves useful with his knowledge of herbs and cooking, but his cleverness in finally hatching one of Albertina’s eggs is what truly secures his place in the family. With his wolf Bart beside him, John bravely faces danger from animals, outlaws and fire. And as he grows, so does the legend of the dragon boy. Find the White Horse What do two dogs, a cat and a pigeon have in common? They’re all looking for a white...

Titles in this set: Omnibus 6 Asterix in Switzerland (Book 16) The Mansions of The Gods (Book 17) Asterix and the Laurel Wreath (Book 18) Omnibus 7 Asterix and The Soothsayer (Book 19) Asterix in Corsica (Book 20) Asterix and Caesar's Gift (Book 21) Omnibus 8 Asterix and The Great Crossing (Book 22) Obelix and Co. (Book 23) Asterix in Belgium (Book 24) Omnibus 9 Asterix and The Great Divide (Book 25) Asterix and The Black Gold (Book 26) Asterix and Son (Book 27) Omnibus 10 Asterix and The Magic Carpet (Book 28) Asterix and The Secret Weapon (Book 29) Asterix and Obelix All At Sea (Book 30) Description: Asterix in Switzerland (Book 16) Quaestor Vexatius Sinustitis, who is about to expose the Roman governor's creative accountancy, has been poisoned. Can Getafix brew an antidote? Only if Asterix and Obelix find a certain flower for the druid's potion in Helvetia. What with bank safes, cuckoo hourglasses, yodelling and holes in the cheese, they're soon on a real Helvetian roll. The Mansions of The Gods (Book 17) Why not infiltrate the little Gaulish village by building a modern housing estate? That's the plan thought up by trendy Roman architect Squaronthehypotenus to help Caesar crush the indomitable Gauls. Will the villagers be tempted by the chance of making money when the first Roman tenants move in? And what about the Gauls' secret weapon. Roll up to see the Roman remains! Asterix and the Laurel Wreath (Book 18) Chief Vitalstatistix rashly invites his brother-in-law to dine of a stew seasoned with Caesar's laurel wreath, so Asterix and Obelix must go to Rome to fetch those laurels. Hoping to get access to Caesar, they sell themselves as slaves - but can they do a deal with the corrupt Goldendelicius to swap the laurels for parsley? If so, it will be their own Roman triumph. Asterix and The Soothsayer (Book 19) One dark and stormy night, a sinister visitor arrives in the little Gaulish village. Prolix, who claims too be a soothsayer, prophesies that when the storm is over the weather will improve. And it does! Now the credulous villagers believe every word he says, but Asterix has his suspicions of the smooth-talking Prolix. Who is really right about the soothsayer? Asterix in Corsica (Book 20) Vendettas, fierce family pride, resistance fighters dodging the enemy in the maquis - we're in Cosica in 50 BC. Asterix and Obelix help Chief Boneywasawarriorwayayix to foil the evil designs of Praetor Perfidius and oppose Julius Caesar's army. For the only emperor the proud Corsicans will ever accept, so they say, must be a Corsican himself... Asterix and Caesar's Gift (Book 21) When Legionary Tremensdelirius gets the title deeds to the little Gaulish village as a bonus, he swaps them with tavern landlord Orthopaedix for a drink. Funnily enough, Asterix and his friends aren't keen to hand over their village to anyone else. After a chieftaincy election campaign and a showdown with the Romans, both events fiercely contested, can all still end well? Asterix...

Title in This Set: 1. The Taming of the Shrew 2. The Merchant of Venice 3. King Lear 4. Julius Caesar 5. Much Ado About Nothing 6. As You Like It 7. Richard III 8. Othello 9. Antony and Cleopatra 10. Twelfth Night 11. Romeo and Juliet 12. Henry V 13. Macbeth 14. The Tempest 15. A Midsummer Night's Dream 16. Hamlet Description: Discover the world of Shakespeare with these brilliant retellings of sixteen of Bard's best-loved plays. This brilliant collection features more Shakespeare Stories than ever before, from the tragedy of 'Macbeth' and the epic 'The Tempest', through to the humor of 'Much Ado About Nothing'. Providing an excellent introduction to Shakespeare for younger readers, this wonderful set of engaging illustrations is perfect for those over the age of 6 years. The Shakespeare Stories 16 Book Collection Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear and The Tempest are not just plays but immortal pieces of literature by one of the greatest playwrights to have ever lived, William Shakespeare. All stories have been suitably abridged for young children, using modern English to help develop and nurture their literary interest.

Titles in this set: 1) Asterix and Cleopatra 2) Asterix and the Big Fight 3) Asterix in Britain 4) Asterix and The Normans 5) Asterix The Legionary Description: Asterix and Cleopatra: Album 6 How can lovely Queen Cleopatra show Julius Caesar that ancient Egypt is still a great nation? Her architect Edifis recruits his Gaulish friends to help him build a magnificent palace within three months. There are villainous saboteurs to be outwitted, but Asterix, Obelix and Getafix still find time to go sight-seeing - and leave their mark on the pyramids and the Sphinx's nose. Asterix and the Big Fight: Album 7 A collaborator in ancient Gaul? Chief Cassius Ceramix has gone over to the Roman enemy. There's something very fishy going on, as Legionary Infirmofpurpus discovers when he is sent to spy on the Gauls disguised as a crab apple tree. But is that just a red herring? And what about the two concussed druids brewing colourful potions? One way or another, the fight for control of the village between Vitalstatistix and his rival is bound to be a knockout. Asterix in Britain: Album 8 One little ancient British village still holds out against the Roman invaders. Asterix and Obelix are invited to help. They must face fog, rain, warm beer and boiled boar with mint sauce, but they soon have Governor Encyclopaedicus Britannicus's Romans declining and falling. Until a wild race for a barrel of magic potion lands them in the drink. It's not quite cricket - how about a nice cup of hot water, though? Or even the first ever tea-party? Asterix and The Normans: Album 9 A Norman invasion of the Gaulish village! But only trendy teenager Justforkix, visiting from Lutetia, fears them, for the Gauls have their magic potion. But the Normas themselves want to learn the meaning of fear: can Asterix and his friends teach them? Another secret weapon is brought into play...and at long last the bard Cacofonix wins the appreciation due to him. Asterix The Legionary: Album 10 Obelix is in love - but the beautiful Panacea is engaged to Tragicomix, a conscript in the Roman army. Who'd have expected to see Asterix in a legionary's uniform? When he and Obelix join up to rescue Tragicomix from North Africa, Centurions Nefarius Purpus and Dubuis Status don't know what's hit them. But the Gauls and their fellow recruits have a smashing trip abroad.

Title In This Set: 1. Asterix and The Missing Scroll (Book 36) 2. Asterix and The Chariot Race (Book 37) 3. Asterix and The Chieftain's Daughter (Book 38) 4. Asterix and the Griffin (Book 39) 5. Asterix and the White Iris (Book 40) Description: Asterix and The Missing Scroll (Book 36) Julius Caesar has finished writing the history of his campaigns in Gaul. His publisher, Libellus Blockbustus, foresees a huge success ... but there's a snag. The chapter about Caesar's defeats by the indomitable Gauls of Armorica. Cut it, Blockbustus advises, and everyone will believe that Caesar conquered all Gaul! Or will they? Newsmonger and activist Confoundtheirpolitix takes the chapter to Asterix's village. Can the Gauls make sure the truth is revealed? Asterix and The Chariot Race (Book 37) The roads across Italy are in disrepair. Defending his name, and to prove Rome's greatness, Senator Lactus Bifidus announces a special one-off chariot race. Julius Caesar insists a Roman must win, or Bifidus will pay. Open to anyone from the known world, competitors arrive from far and wide, including Asterix and Obelix. With Bifidus secretly scheming, who will win this almighty chariot race? Asterix and The Chieftain's Daughter (Book 38) Escorted by two local chiefs, a mysterious teenage girl arrives in the village. Her father is said to be Vercingetorix, the brave chieftain who was defeated in battle by the Romans. Now, Caesar is looking to capture her at any cost. The chieftain's feisty daughter is placed under Asterix and Obelix's watch, but she has other ideas and soon gives her new guardians the slip. The race is on to find her before the Romans do. Will our indomitable heroes get to her in time? Asterix and the Griffin (Book 39) Deep in the frozen plains of Barbaricum, the Sarmatians face a terrible threat. The Romans are approaching in huge numbers to capture the Griffin, a sacred and terrifying creature, andthey've kidnapped the beloved niece of the wise old shaman, Fanciakuppov, to lead them to it. Fanciakuppov seeks the help of his Gaulish friends, but quickly finds himself in danger too. Fighting alongside the fearless Amazon warrior women, can our indomitable heroes Asterix and Obelix rescue the prisoners and stop the Romans reaching this formidable beast? Asterix and the White Iris (Book 40) A strange new philosophy is gaining popularity amongst the Roman soldiers, spearheaded by the charismatic Isivertuus. When its enchanting influence reaches the Gauls, everything they once held dear is turned upside down. As news of the dire situation reaches Asterix and Obelix, they embark on a thrilling quest to confront Isivertuus and restore the indomitable spirit of the Gauls. Armed with their trademark humour, bravery, and trusty magic potion, can our heroic duo save the Chief's wife and break the spell of the White Iris?

Title In This Set: 1. Asterix and The Missing Scroll 2. Asterix and The Chariot Race 3. Asterix and The Chieftain's Daughter 4. Asterix and the Griffin Description: Asterix and The Missing Scroll Julius Caesar has finished writing the history of his campaigns in Gaul. His publisher, Libellus Blockbustus, foresees a huge success ... but there's a snag. The chapter about Caesar's defeats by the indomitable Gauls of Armorica. Cut it, Blockbustus advises, and everyone will believe that Caesar conquered all Gaul! Or will they? Newsmonger and activist Confoundtheirpolitix takes the chapter to Asterix's village. Can the Gauls make sure the truth is revealed? Asterix and The Chariot Race The roads across Italy are in disrepair. Defending his name, and to prove Rome's greatness, Senator Lactus Bifidus announces a special one-off chariot race. Julius Caesar insists a Roman must win, or Bifidus will pay. Open to anyone from the known world, competitors arrive from far and wide, including Asterix and Obelix. With Bifidus secretly scheming, who will win this almighty chariot race? Asterix and The Chieftain's Daughter Escorted by two local chiefs, a mysterious teenage girl arrives in the village. Her father is said to be Vercingetorix, the brave chieftain who was defeated in battle by the Romans. Now, Caesar is looking to capture her at any cost. The chieftain's feisty daughter is placed under Asterix and Obelix's watch, but she has other ideas and soon gives her new guardians the slip. The race is on to find her before the Romans do. Will our indomitable heroes get to her in time? Asterix and the Griffin Deep in the frozen plains of Barbaricum, the Sarmatians face a terrible threat. The Romans are approaching in huge numbers to capture the Griffin, a sacred and terrifying creature, andthey've kidnapped the beloved niece of the wise old shaman, Fanciakuppov, to lead them to it. Fanciakuppov seeks the help of his Gaulish friends, but quickly finds himself in danger too. Fighting alongside the fearless Amazon warrior women, can our indomitable heroes Asterix and Obelix rescue the prisoners and stop the Romans reaching this formidable beast?