Forever Forest celebrates the 150th anniversary of Nottingham Forest, the second oldest professional football club in the world. Join official club historian Don Wright as he commemorates 150 years of the Reds, charting the lives of the people – officials, players and fans – who have made this world-famous football club.

"On a hike through the Children's Eternal Rainforest, Peter discovers many intriguing plants and animals, and also that his mother was one of the second-graders who joined with other children from all over the world to make preservation of this Costa Rican rainforest possible"--Provided by publisher.

In a vast forest at the interior of Crete live centaurs, dryads, and other mythological creatures, including Eunostos the last minotaur.

Incisive and loving at the same time, Forever Forest Upper Field paints a portrait of Japan from a perspective that, like the elephant in the room, is almost never breached nor openly admitted, but rather felt through the bodies of the haunting and unnamed characters traversing through the lonely landscapes and vacant city squares in the prose-sketches, full of human warmth in the pockets of spaces remaining where the governing forces have not yet rendered them lifeless, glowing in the deep of the night, that read like the voice of a lighthouse in the uncomfortable silence.

To escape the responsibility of looking after his little sister, young William finds himself lured into Forever Forest. There, he becomes lost in a magical wood where he knows he might walk on and on forever, never to find his way back to his parents. The mythical creatures he encounters along his way, including Wood Nymphs, Leaf Misers, Sprites, Faeries, and the dreaded Twig Snappers, bring many adventures as he searches for his way home. William and his new friends cross many hazards on their trek through Forever. The terrifying Darkness of the forest, which afflicts all creatures in its path with a wild frenzy, poses the greatest threat of all. Can William find his way home to his parents or will he remain lost, only to wander the dark depths of the forest Forever?

The Children's Eternal Rainforest in Costa Rica is a great place to hear howler monkeys, see algae-covered sloths, and discover that strangler figs make great hideouts. Best of all, this rainforest is preserved forever by the efforts of children all over the world. Full color.

Discusses Earth's place in the solar system, its atmosphere, weather, geology, oceans, natural history, and environmental issues.