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Questa plafoniera Sasha sagomato è ideale per l'illuminazione da soffitto. Illuminata a LED, rappresenta una scelta sostenibile e permette di contribuire con un piccolo gesto alla salvaguardia dell'ambiente. Dimensioni: larghezza x lunghezza: 52 X 50 cm. La sorgente luminosa è di color bianco caldo o è di colore bianco naturale (3000K) e ha un'intensità di 4430 lumen. Prodotto riparabile, i pezzi di ricambio sono disponibili fino a 1 anno a partire dalla data di acquisto dell'ultima unità. Il ridotto imballaggio di questo prodotto consente di aumentare l’efficienza dei trasporti a favore di un minore impatto sull’ambiente.

Aiuta la percezione visiva e uditiva grazie ai giochini che girano e danzano seguendo la melodia. Può essere fissata alla culla o al lettino. Prodotto in soffice materiale in 100% poliestere in alta qualità. I giochini sono rimovibili e lavabili in lavatrice a 30 °C Misura 37x31x9 cm.

Questa tenda semi-filtrante Sasha stampata con motivo tinta unita è l'ideale se hai bisogno di vivacizzare un ambiente caratterizzato da vari elementi in tinta unita o da una scarsa presenza di decorazioni.Inoltre è perfetta per lasciare passare la luce e salvaguardare la privacy a parità di illuminazione interno/esterno. E' la scelta ideale per decorare gli ambienti domestici e dare un tocco di personalità. Il prodotto è fabbricato in poliestere, una fibra sintetica che difficilmente perde colore e può essere lavata senza problemi.. Imballaggio ottimizzato (riduzione del peso) a favore di un minore impatto sull’ambiente.

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In \"I\nHate Honey\", a grumpy Crash's dislike for rain, breakfast, and honey leads\nhim to confront a hive full of bees. When trying to stop their honey\nproduction, Crash learns about the crucial role bears and bees have in\nmaintaining a balanced ecosystem. This charming tale explores the importance of\ncooperation and the interconnectedness of nature, allowing children to\nunderstand how crucial it is to care for our environment.

Embark on a delightful bedtime journey with Crash the bear as he fearlessly challenges the darkness and searches for the comfort of light. Set in an ominous and strange nocturnal wilderness, Crash learns to overcome his fears and navigate his environment with the help of some chance encounters. A perfect book for younger nighttime readers, “Crash and the Dark” explores themes of resilience, determination and curiosity, showing that even our biggest fears can easily be overcome.

Winner of the 2017 Poetry Book Society Winter Choice Award. \nContains the poem 'Joy' - Winner of the 2016 Forward Prize for Best Single Poem. \nSasha Dugdale's fourth Carcanet collection, Joy, features the poem of that title which received the 2016 Forward Prize for Best Single Poem. `Joy' is a monologue in the voice of William Blake's wife Catherine, exploring the creative partnership between the artist and his wife, and the nature of female creativity. The Forward judges called it `an extraordinarily sustained visionary piece of writing'.\n\nThe poems in Joy mark a new departure for Dugdale, who expresses in poetry a hitherto `silent' dialogue which she began as an editor of Modern Poetry in Translation with writers such as Don Mee Choi, Kim Hyesoon, Maria Stepanova and Svetlana Alexeivich. Dugdale combines an open interest in the historical fate of women and in the treacherous fictional shaping of history. In the abundant, complex and not always easy range of voices in Joy she attempts to redress the linear nature of remembrance and history and restore the `maligned and misaligned'.

Embark on a delightful bedtime journey with Crash the bear as he fearlessly challenges the darkness and searches for the comfort of light. Set in an ominous and strange nocturnal wilderness, Crash learns to overcome his fears and navigate his environment with the help of some chance encounters. A perfect book for younger nighttime readers, “Crash and the Dark” explores themes of resilience, determination and curiosity, showing that even our biggest fears can easily be overcome.

Winner of the 2017 Poetry Book Society Winter Choice Award. \nContains the poem 'Joy' - Winner of the 2016 Forward Prize for Best Single Poem. \nSasha Dugdale's fourth Carcanet collection, Joy, features the poem of that title which received the 2016 Forward Prize for Best Single Poem. `Joy' is a monologue in the voice of William Blake's wife Catherine, exploring the creative partnership between the artist and his wife, and the nature of female creativity. The Forward judges called it `an extraordinarily sustained visionary piece of writing'.\n\nThe poems in Joy mark a new departure for Dugdale, who expresses in poetry a hitherto `silent' dialogue which she began as an editor of Modern Poetry in Translation with writers such as Don Mee Choi, Kim Hyesoon, Maria Stepanova and Svetlana Alexeivich. Dugdale combines an open interest in the historical fate of women and in the treacherous fictional shaping of history. In the abundant, complex and not always easy range of voices in Joy she attempts to redress the linear nature of remembrance and history and restore the `maligned and misaligned'.

In \"I\nHate Honey\", a grumpy Crash's dislike for rain, breakfast, and honey leads\nhim to confront a hive full of bees. When trying to stop their honey\nproduction, Crash learns about the crucial role bears and bees have in\nmaintaining a balanced ecosystem. This charming tale explores the importance of\ncooperation and the interconnectedness of nature, allowing children to\nunderstand how crucial it is to care for our environment.

Join the adventures of a young bear cub named Crash in this heartwarming tale as he discovers the wonders of the wilderness with his loving mother. Set in a beautiful, yet hazardous natural environment, Crash needs to learn about his surroundings and overcome many new obstacles. This is a journey filled with fun, courage, and warmth as Crash learns to find his place in this vast and wondrous world. Based on a real-life Alaskan brown bear, “A Cub Called Crash” features a thought provoking narrative that combines an understanding of one’s true nature and the delights of the world around us.