£21.95
A 'Little Thinker' from The Unemployed Philosophers' Guild. The first person to win the Nobel Prize twice, in different fields, Curie actually coined the term 'radioactivity'. Her achievements included bringing X-ray machines to the battlefields of World War I.
Measures 28cm tall.
Not suitable for children under 3.
£18.99
This beautiful chart of trees comes from a late 19th-century teaching aid. This jigsaw is densely packed with vintage scientific images of trees, with each specimen identified by its scientific name at the bottom of the chart. Perfect for tree-loving puzzlers! 1,000 piece puzzle 55cm x 70cm Packaged...
£19.99
This family spotting game is part of the popular 'I Saw It First!' series. 300 ocean creatures populate the board of this carefully engineered game, illustrated by Caroline Selmes. Pick a counter from the box and be the first to spot that animal on the...
£14.99
Do you remember Dirty Harry's weapon of choice? Or the kind of flower given to Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games? Does a severed horse's head mean anything to you? Or what about a pair of sparkling shoes with magic powers? Film magazine Little White...
£8.99
Which is faster, the hammerhead or the basking shark? Which is more dangerous, the great white or the tiger shark? Which shark hides from predators by wedging itself into a crevice and filling itself with seawater? Stage the ultimate shark attack with these 32 fun...
