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Scherezade's Arabian Nights has been specifically written for amateur theatre groups. It is a family show full of colour, magic and the mysteries of ancient Arabia. Set entirely within the Sultan's harem, Scherezade's stories come to life, blending story-telling, music and special effects to create an atmospheric show. The tales that are included are: The Fisherman and the Jinee, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, The Leg of Mutton and The Eye of the Beholder. Scherezade's own tale, as she wins over the reluctant Sultan, links the stories.

This collection of advice, opinions and interviews explores some of the most contemporary approaches in the industry, all selected from BookMachine's leading blog for publishing professionals. The Snapshots series offers practical insights and need-to-know information from those at the forefront of innovation; from traditional publishers to new industry players. Specially selected posts from BookMachine's five content channels form the fourth title, featuring topics such as: Diversification and buisness strategy The future of audiobooks, metadata and curation New ways of reaching readers and distributing content At a time of continual change, Snapshots is at the cutting edge of publishing practice today.

Meet Le Bleu. He lives on a farm in France with his friends; the goats, the chickens and even a donkey. He works hard on the farm and loves his friends, but wants to see more of the world. One day, his dream unexpectedly comes true! Bleu sets off on a life-changing adventure and travels a very long way over the sea. He feels a little lost and scared in an unfamiliar new world, but soon learns that facing fears can lead to wonderful new experiences. Based on the true story of a vintage French Citroën H-Van, restored from a farm truck to a mobile bookshop, The Little Blue Van is beautifully illustrated in colour throughout.