The morning after the big Oyster Festival, Doggerland is shaken by a brutal murder, and Detective Inspector Karen Eiken Hornby is assigned to lead the investigation. The case is complicated by the fact that the victim was the ex-wife of Karen’s arrogant boss, while the roots of the murder may stretch back decades. Having returned to Doggerland to escape her own past, Karen must unravel both other people’s secrets and her own mistakes to uncover the truth.
Doli i Drobi 5–6 let is a mathematics workbook designed for children aged 5–6. It contains educational exercises that help children understand the logic of division and introduce them to the basics of working with fractions.
Doli i Drobi 7–8 let is a mathematics workbook designed for children aged 7–8. It contains educational exercises that help children learn useful techniques and develop their skills in working with fractions.
Edasi.org is a lifestyle magazine that aims to provide readers with engaging and thought-provoking articles on a wide range of everyday topics, including society, entrepreneurship, culture, and lifestyle. The magazine features inspiring and active individuals who offer fresh perspectives on life and encourage others through their ideas, actions, and personal experiences. One of the magazine’s sources of inspiration is The New Yorker.
Eesti Jahimees is a magazine dedicated to hunting and wildlife management, featuring scientific and popular science articles written by leading experts. Readers will find information about wild animals in Estonia and other countries, the status of their populations, practical hunting advice, and articles on hunting dogs, shooting skills, hunting weapons, trophies, and game cooking. The magazine also introduces prominent figures in the hunting community and features hunting stories and local news. The publication is richly illustrated with photographs and drawings.
Estonian Language Coloring Book – Do you enjoy coloring and want to learn to read at the same time?
With this Estonian language coloring book, you can practice recognizing letters and reading your first words through play.
Solve the exercises and then color the sections with the correct colors. You’ll end up with 24 lovely pictures to hang on the wall or give as gifts!
Eesti Loodus is a magazine for the inquisitive reader with a deep appreciation for nature. Here, one finds expert articles on Estonia’s natural world, research and conservation efforts, nature excursions, and places of interest—both in Estonia and around the globe.
Eesti Mets magazine is Estonia’s oldest forestry journal. The magazine shares knowledge from scientists, forest owners, and practitioners, offering a balanced, science-based, and reliable perspective on various aspects of forestry. It helps readers understand how to conserve, manage, and value forests in the interests of both nature and society. Eesti Mets is published four times a year—in March, June, September, and December—and is intended for everyone interested in forestry. The publisher of the magazine is the NGO Eesti Metsaselts. The publication of the magazine is supported by the Environmental Investment Centre (KIK) and RMK (the Estonian State Forest Management Centre). The first issue of Eesti Mets will be published in March.
Telli Eesti Naine mugavalt Sirvi.eu-st. Naisteajakiri toob sinuni lood elust, suhetest, tervisest, moest ja inimestest ning pakub inspireerivat lugemist igasse kuusse.
ELEKTRIALA is an electricity and energy magazine published since 1 January 1999. The current publication frequency is 8 issues per year. It publishes topical information on electrical equipment, electrical and energy installations and their operation, new normative documents and technical news, and advertisements. There are sections on electrical installations, energy, lighting, electrical safety, training, organisations, news, anniversaries, problems, etc. The magazine is a useful tool for all those who design, build, manage and operate electrical installations. The magazine provides regular information on the activities of the Estonian Electrical Contractors' Association (EETEL) and EETEL-Ekspert OÜ's electrical training and professional education activities, as well as new literature.
The periodic table, created in the early 1860s by Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev, märked one of the most extraordinary advances in modern chemistry. This basic visual aid helped scientists to gain a deeper understanding of what chemical elements really were: and, astonishingly, it also correctly predicted the properties of elements that hadn’t been discovered at the time. Here, in the authoritative Elementary, James Russell uses his lively, accessible and engaging narrative to tell the story behind all the elements we now know about.
A window into the world of folk and alternative medicine. The magazine publishes accessible folk recipes, tested by centuries, advice of the folk sharing their experience on how to life so as not to fall ill, unique advice and recipes on healing through forces of nature and methods of herbal medicine.
