Events

EASTER RECIPE – Roast Leg of Lamb

Easter is right around the corner and if you’re like many people, the ideal way to spend it is with your family and friends, enjoying a delicious meal. In our hectic lifestyles, we rarely have the time to enjoy a home cooked meal, making the holidays even more special. Taking the time to cook for your loved ones is a perfect way to show them how much they mean to you.

Why not try this delicious “slow cooked” recipe (click here for recipe card) from the award-winning Borough Market Cookbook: Meat & Fish for Roast Leg of Lamb with White Beans and Kale.

Enjoy! And please do tell us what you think of it. We shall be posting more recipes soon.

 

 

 

Walking Back to Happiness – Book Launch

DO PLEASE JOIN US
Thursday 12th April ~
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm at:
Queens Park Books
87 Salusbury Road, London NW6 6NH
Tel: 020 7625 1008
www.queensparkbooks.co.uk
Nearest tube:
Queen’s Park (Bakerloo)
Buses: 6, 36, 187, 206, 316

R.S.V.P.
Dan Hiscocks 020 3239 3027 or
Tobias Steed 020 7708 2942
email: Dan@eye-books.com
Sales@CanOfWormsEnterprises.co.uk

To learn more about Chris Palmer’s book: Walking Back to Happiness or to order your own copy, please click here.

MISSION:EXPLORE FOOD gets fully funded!

A truly fantastic achievement, the Mission:Explore Food crowd-funded project has reached its goal of raising £15,000 from the general public. Tonight it has been achieved, a tremendous testament to the quality and importance of this project. But just because the target of £15,000 has been reached does not mean that if you haven’t signed up to the project yet that you can’t. Mission:Explore Food won the PleaseFundUs Creative Grants Award so please join us and help develop the project further. Thank you all for your support. http://www.pleasefund.us/projects/missionexplore-food

PLEASE JOIN us for this year’s Christmas Open Studio (2 – 4 Dec)

Can of Worms Kids Press (7 Peacock Yard)
will have a wonderful array of award-winning children’s books available at special prices for the Open Studios this year. There will be two new Mission:Explore titles (winner of the National Trust Outdoors Book of the Year Award), a children’s book, The Boy Who Biked the World, by serial adventurer and round the world cyclist Alastair Humphreys, Monkey Magic by Grant S Clark and many more. Treat the kid’s in your life and in you to the best in children’s publishing.

Goodnight Keith Moon – A truly sick Christmas gift

Wondering what to get this Christmas for the person who has everything? Remember the children’s classic you read a thousand times when you were young?

What if Goodnight Moon was about saying goodbye to another Moon? Say goodnight to Keith, his drumsticks, his pile of sick, and more. Goodnight Keith Moon is a hilarious parody of the Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd children’s classic Goodnight Moon, this book will appeal to fans of rock music and every parent who has read it to their children. Classic rock aficionados won’t get fooled, they’ll spot a busload of Who references, from the pinball game in the corner to the ghost of Cass Elliott.

Living up to our name at Can of Worms Goodnight Keith Moon is a Word of Mouth Press release: Books Worth Talking About – tell a Friend!

This is the word of mouth from The Huffington Press:

“Everyone’s favorite children’s book about a notorious drummer who died of a drug overdose. Wait, that’s not what it was about? eel, authors Bruce Worden and Clare Cross have updated the classic story to revolve around the death of The Who’s Keith Moon with hilarious results. Brimming with rock references.”

To order copies in time to stuff your stockings go here.

 

 

 

Mission:Explore WINS National Trust Outdoor Book of the Year Award

Can of Worms Kids Press is thrilled to announce that our Mission:Explore books have been selected as a National Trust/Hay Festival Outdoor Book of the Year 2011, making it a truly perfect stocking stuffer.

For two months the public voted for their favourite “outdoor books” and we can now reveal that our Mission:Explore titles are among the winners announced at the Hay-on-Wye Festival.

Our congratulations to all of the other winners.

Follow @NationalTrust and @HayFestival and @CanOfWorms on Twitter.

And in celebration we have a special offer on prices for our winning books.

Mission:Explore adds breadth to Latitude Festival

Well if you missed our wonderful Mission:Explore activities at the Glastonbury Festival then get your clogs on and head over to the Latitude Festival. This year we have been commissioned to produce the map for the Children’s Area containing the wonderful illustrations of the maestro of inkymess, Tom Morgan-Jones. Copies will be given out when you arrive as well as being printed in the Latitude Programme. There are some missions included on the back of the map, but if you can’t wait click here to download our special Latitude Festival Booklet.

Riding the Outlaw Trail – An Eye Classic

Simon Casson and Richard Adamson embark on a gruelling five-month horseback journey across 2,000 miles of high-plain wilderness. Through this dramatic account, they bring to life the exciting and violent lives of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and give a heart-warming description of the rancher families that live there today. This story is told with gripping detail and will inspire readers to dust off their long-forgotten dreams and make them come true.

Balloon race!

Hello! We had a great day on the Southbank in London launching Mission:Explore balloons. (PLEASE NOTE our balloons and tags are all biodegradable – breaking down as quickly as oak leaves).

This is where we’ll be mapping all the discovered balloons.

If you’ve found a balloon, let us know:

where you found it, and when and what number is on the tag.

Let us know your contact details as well (we promise not to sell it or spam you!) and we’ll add it to the map. If your balloon wins one of the prizes, we’ll send you some delightful goodies. Send these details over to us at explore at canofwormsenterprises dot co dot uk.

While you’re here, it would be terribly rude not to introduce ourselves. We’re the publishers of Mission: Explore, a series of books that National Geographic called “bold, cool, exciting …and just plain fun!”. The aim of the books to to get children exploring our world and seeing it in a different way. The authors, The Geography Collective, have a brilliant website where you can find exciting missions all over the UK – there’s even an iPhone app! Check it out here.

You can buy any of the books at a special discounted rate using the button below:

Lib Dems doing their bit for small business

We are always appreciative of all who come to the Pullens Yard Winter Open Studio and buy from our wonderful array of titles. Each year Simon Hughes, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats and Caroline Pidgeon, leader of the Lib Dem London Assembly Group stuff their stockings with our books. This year a fine collection from our recently released Eye Classics series.

The first four Eye Classics are:

Frigid Women by Sue and Victoria Riches
Green Oranges on Lion Mountain by Dr Emily Joy
Jasmine & Arnica by Nicola Naylor
Riding with Ghosts by Gwen Maka