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WHSmithOnline Books • WHSmithOnline Music • WHSmithOnline DVD & Video • WHSmithOnline Games • WHSmithOnline Stationery • WHSmithOnline Magazines • WHSmithOnline Special Offers • WHSmithOnline Bookshop • WHSmithOnline Internet Store S/NVQ Level 3: Care Covering recent standards and containing information on legal and social issues for carers this work covers mandatory and optional units to ensure that candidates cover the whole award successfully. 'Test Yourself' sections check that readers understand theory they have learnt. The book gives comprehensive coverage of all the underpinning knowledge for this NVQ. 'Check it Out' sections help candidates build on their own experiences and gives them confidence in their work. ... Light and Heavy Vehicle Technology A textbook for all students of the motor vehicle. This edition brings the book up to date with the latest technical developments including new sections on air conditioning systems electrical power-assisted steering and electronically controlled braking systems. The book has been revised throughout placing more emphasis on health and safety aspects and reflecting the increasing importance of electronics systems. The book is designed above all for students following the City & Guilds 3830 and other certificates such as the 3810 and 3300. It also provides all the underpinning knowledge required for NVQs up to Level 3 and for Advanced GNVQ students following the optional and additional units in automotive engineering. ... Key Stage 2 Maths Success Guide This is a learning/revision tool designed to help students remember key information for Key Stage 2 maths. Each topic is presented using 'handy tips' 'quick tests' characters and illustrations and 'round-up questions'. It also has SATs-style questions for exam practice. ... Last Noo-noo Winner of the 1995 Smarties Book prize (0-5 category) this picture book features Marlon the monster who loves his dummies his 'noo-noos'. Marlon's granny says he's too old for a dummy and all the other monsters tease him too. One day Marlon's mum decides to take drastic action. She gathers up all the noo-noos she can find and dumps them in the dustbin; but Marlon has secret supplies hidden all over the house down the side of an armchair at the back of the breadbin in the toe of his wellington boot. Gradually his supply dwindles until Marlon has only one pink noo-noo left. Then he finds a blue one and plants it in the garden. The other monsters lie in wait for Marlon with a home-made noo-noo snatcher and a fierce tug-of-war ensues. Neither side it seems is going to give way when suddenly Marlon decides to let go and all the other monsters fall backwards into the pond. 'I've given up my noo-noo' Marlon tells his mum and granny adding that he's planted one in the garden just in case he changes his mind. 'Nonsense' says his granny. 'Dummies don't grow on trees'. The last picture in the book reveals she is quite wrong - for there is a flowering noo-noo tree! Jill Murphy has written and illustrated 'The Worst Witch' 'Geoffrey Strangeways' 'Worlds Apart' 'Five Minutes' Peace' (winner of the Best Books for Babies Award and shortlisted for the Children's Book Award} 'All in One Piece' (commended for the Kate Greenaway Medal) 'A Piece of Cake' and 'A Quiet Night In' (shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal). ... GALAXY QUEST. (DVD) An affectionate send up of a certain long running sci-fi series finds the actors of a now cancelled show being accidentally recruited by a bunch of winsome aliens to deal with an intergalactic tyrant. Tim Allen Alan Rickman and Sigourney Weaver have fun. A massively entertaining sci-fi send up targets Star Trek with an un-nervingly precise aim. Tim Allen leads a group of aging actors one mildly famous for a culty sci-fi saga and now living off the cult following that still worships it. However it transpires that their show is popular elsewhere too - specifically an alien race named the Thermians are big fans of what they perceive to be "historical documents" from earth. Under threat from a suitably nasty green-skinned bad-guy they employ the unwitting actors to take part in their own real life space adventure and - of course - find themselves hopelessly out of their depth. Although the film spares absolutely no opportunity to poke fun at the original Star Trek the humour is so good natured that the film should appeal to Trekies and non-Trekies alike. In fact most die-hard Star Trek fans will undoubtedly tell you that they got more jokes and references that non-Trek fans would. No matter this is excellent entertainment all round. The cast are excellent this is easily the best thing Tim Allen has done on film (or TV for that matter) he actually appears quite likable here. Sigourney Weaver is good too but the best of the lot is Alan Rickman playing a depressed Brit thespian stranded under some dodgy rubber make-up as the Spock-like alien crew member. The "real" aliens are good too - in human form they are disarmingly likeable and when the special effects kick in they look excellent enough to be vaguely plausible (in the context of the film at least.) The plot isn't exactly un-predictable but proves instead to be an exceptionally satisfying gut-bustingly funny and largely inoffensive (in a good way) adventure. ... Officer And A Gentleman - (DVD) Once in a great while a movie comes along that truly grips and uplifts its audiences. Such a movie is An Officer And A Gentleman a timeless tale of romance friendship and growth. ...

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