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  • av Barbara Craig
    145,-

    When a mischievous P¿keko bird struts into a family's home, chaos is quick to follow!With every attempt to catch the feathery intruder, the family finds themselves in one hilarious disaster after another. Packed with humour and wild antics, this delightful story promises laughs for readers of all ages.Fun for both the young and the young-at-heart!

  • av Fredrik Lang
    155,-

    What does art tell us about man's place in history?In Thought and Image, award-winning author and philosopher Fredrik Lång takes the reader on a two-thousand-year journey spanning the worlds of art and philosophy, from ancient Greece into the modern day. Thought and Image explores the ways in which artistic expression is linked to the way of life and manner of thought of people throughout the centuries."Art, like knowledge, is an interpretation of a contemporary existence, executed in the concepts that thinking provides at the time. Every picture is worth a thousand words and every significant work of art contains a statement and is a confirmation of the general values of its time."Lång journeys slowly through the winding gallery of images and concepts that man has built up over the millennia, analysing the gaze of Giotto and the technical metaphors of Duchamp. The book ends with a challenging question: What is the significance of the insights gained for the understanding of our own time?

  • av Denny Davis
    145,-

    A short story or two with a cup of tea is an ideal way to relax and escape from the cares of the world. None of the stories in this book are overlong, and all make for easy reading. The subjects are varied, ranging from ghost stories to little slices of life, with at least one drawn from the author's own experience. He hopes the reader derives as much pleasure from reading them as he did from writing them.

  • av Daniel Gerich
    145 - 195,-

  • av Lee Dixon
    165,-

    In his quest for truth and answers concerning the suspicious death of his son and his family, retired career soldier, Jesse Hunter, finds himself in a sedate retirement village in New Zealand's South Island where he reunites with a former Special Air Services buddy.After making friends with some of the village's retirees, who themselves have past military backgrounds, they find out that a young man who visits them regularly has a mysterious and out-of-character disappearance.Are Jesse's son and the young man's demise somehow connected?As suspicions are also raised about the integrity of the local police, the 'boys' decided to take matters into their own hands with a little bit of homegrown detective work. Their investigations take them from a peaceful retirement and a life of fun and humour into a world of intrigue, danger, kidnappings, Russian mobsters, murder, a biker gang and a terrorist cell group.Who can they trust?As they all draw on their past wartime experiences, they realise they can only trust each other and embark on rescue missions using their old age smarts and unconventional weapons to take on the bad guys.There is humour, action and drama as The Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Squad have one last battle to fight.

  • av Jim Hale
    119,-

    Reading Dad's poetry is like taking a walk through his life. It is easy to see there are demons, but there is beauty and love too. Beauty in memories of greyhounds, raging fires, the plight of Indigenous people, the complexities of religious beliefs, and recognising the power of other people's life stories.I remember sitting in the back seat of his car, listening to him speak of Shakespeare and reciting sonnets verbatim. He spoke of Keats and Eliot, of Yeats and Poe, and Yevtushenko and I did my best to comprehend the images of tragedy, love and loss. And now, many years later, when I read Dad's words, I think I understand them.

  • av Thomas Østergaard
    165,-

    We live in crisis-ridden times. Civilization is repeatedly ravaged by diseases, recessions, wars, and international terror, while global climate change and the existence of nuclear weapons could soon put an end to humanity. What are we to do? Serious problems like these raise many moral questions, but people often disagree, sometimes vehemently, about the answers.Moral disagreements pose a fundamental question: Could some moral opinions be better than others? Are there any moral truths at all, or is right and wrong merely a matter of perspective, depending on the eye of the beholder? Perhaps moral beliefs are nothing but a kind of superstition, like beliefs about vampires or Greek gods and goddesses?In this refreshingly unorthodox introduction, Danish philosopher Thomas Østergaard deals with these questions in a novel way. Written as a philosophical dialogue, the book makes the various positions come alive through four people's interchange of ideas and arguments, continuously interspersed with everyday examples as well as intriguing thought experiments. As a witness to this debate, the reader is invited to ponder the nature of morality, the possibility of resolving our moral differences, and the puzzling and provocative question: Why should I care about morality?

  • av Carrie Johnstone
    129,-

    Have you ever questioned your own incredible worth? Felt the pangs of loneliness and sadness? If so, this book is a beacon of hope just for you.Embark on an inspiring journey with Billy, a little bird who has yet to realize his own amazingness. As Billy ventures through life's challenges, he uncovers the profound power of love and friendship. These forces not only conquer fear but also illuminate the path to achieving our dreams.Join Billy in this heartwarming tale and discover, just as he does, the strength that lies in companionship and self-belief.

  • av Laura Laurent
    155,-

    Rudd, Ola, Yann, Gann, Bell, Plum and Plim are the Rainbow children. They live in a white castle in the clouds.On a journey to Earth, down the rainbow, protected by Cirrus Cloud, they make friends with two children. This is the story of the adventures they have together. They even get to meet Santa Claus!Enjoy the colourful rainbow venture with the band of friends and their alien chums.

  • av Sam Cook
    129,-

    Embark on a whimsical journey with Sam Cook's debut children's book, where the stories of Bill and his friends comes to life! Join Bill and all his companions in a tale that seamlessly navigates real-life scenarios, readers will witness the power of friendship, courage and the endless joy pets bring to our lives.Will Bill overcome the challenges laying ahead and discover the true meaning of unconditional love? Find out in this heart-warming adventure that will capture the imagination of readers young and old.Unleash the story within!

  • av John Neisser
    165 - 269,-

  • av Kathleen-Ann Liberty
    135,-

    In the quaint village of Dorset, where the past and present intertwine, Liberty finds herself at the crossroads of a new beginning. Retired and seeking solace in the comfort of her cottage, Cuphea's Nest, she discovers that life has more chapters waiting to be written.Amidst the backdrop of a harsh winter, Liberty's routine life is gently disrupted by her neighbour, Joseph Beam, a widower grappling with his own sea of grief. As they navigate their daily lives, an unexpected friendship blossoms, offering them a chance at healing and rediscovery.But La Libre Rose is more than a tale of newfound companionship. It is a journey through time, where magical realms speak of undying love, and historical echoes remind us of the resilience of the human spirit. From the enchanting whispers of fairies in the holly tree to the poignant memories of a world torn by war, this novel weaves a rich narrative of love, loss, and the enduring hope for a better tomorrow.As Liberty and Joseph find solace in each other's company, they are unwittingly guided by the mystical forces of the universe, leading them to uncover the true meaning of home and heart. Will the magic of Dorset and the legacy of the past empower Liberty to embrace her future?

  • av Beverley Charles Foster
    135,-

    This is the story of a life that took an unexpected turn, leading to priceless treasures and profound awakenings. George Dexton's journey begins with the decision to emigrate to a distant land, followed by the commitments of marriage, raising a family, and starting a new business. As he battles for success and recognition, George's marriage collapses, plunging him into a period of overindulgence and recklessness that eventually leads to the downfall of his business.In the aftermath, an unexpected mystical experience brings confusion, spiraling George into depression and a deep philosophical quest. He explores the unknown depths of his mind, searching for meaning and freedom from what feels like a futile existence. Reluctantly pushing forward, he reaches a point of no return, still seeking a sense of purpose in a world that seems blind to his struggles.

  • av Olutayo Thomas
    145,-

    Embark on a transformative journey towards socio-economic wellness and financial freedom with The Wealthy Way. This unique process empowers individuals to develop knowledge, awareness, and an ideal personality while taking strategic actions to create a life of abundance, free from money worries.This book guides you in nourishing your mindset, revitalizing your life, and effectively managing your finances to kickstart strong wealth creation. It provides life-changing values for anyone determined to overcome money personality problems, escape poverty, and achieve true financial freedom.Through self-discovery, transformation, and knowledge development, you can change your current financial situation and prevent future pitfalls. The Wealthy Way introduces three essential holistic personalities: BE transformed, DO take action, and HAVE sustainable financial wellness. These personalities are vital for improving your mindset, belief system, and financial management skills, leading to financial sufficiency.

  • av Keith Abnett
    289,-

    This book uncovers many hidden facts and untold stories of the Fleet Air Arm (FAA), shedding light on its remarkable history, much of which has not been widely published. It offers a concise yet vivid account of how the Royal Navy's Air Service (RNAS) evolved over the years, shaped by over a century of political manoeuvring and its long-standing rivalry with the Royal Air Force. Even today, the FAA continues to operate in the shadow of the RAF, as seen in the ongoing developments surrounding the Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers and the F-35B aircraft they now carry, frequent subjects in the media. Few know that the last serviceman to die in the Second World War was an FAA pilot, shot down over Japan at the very end of the Pacific conflict. While FAA victories such as Taranto and the Falklands are well known, it may surprise readers to learn that the FAA briefly flew Lancasters in 1946. And in the Gulf War, FAA Westland Lynx helicopters made history by virtually wiping out Iraq's navy using Sea Skua missiles, the first time seaborne helicopters achieved such a feat. This book also features the most comprehensive post-1945 timeline of the FAA, a reflection of the decline of Britain's maritime power over recent decades. Enriching the narrative are personal anecdotes from FAA personnel, highlighting their bravery, dedication, and sacrifice in the line of duty.

  • av Caroline Jackson
    129,-

    Umbo is no ordinary chimpanzee puppet. He is big and beautiful with a happy smile and full of life. Caroline is an enterprising grandma with a special talent for ventriloquism. She is a Welsh learner, but has a problem: she has to give a talk in Welsh to her Welsh class. She needs help, but who can help her? She thinks Umbo is just the inspiration and support she needs, so decides to take him to class. Will Umbo be up to the task, will Caroline's talk go well, and what will her classmates think of Umbo? Umbo goes to Welsh Class is a charming, heart-warming tale with beautiful illustrations which will delight any young child. After all - who could resist Umbo? This is a true story - well, almost - with only a light touch of make believe. Caroline does live in Wales with Umbo, Bird and Dave, and she did take Umbo to Welsh class!

  • av Sarah Frances
    135,-

    Would you like to come along on an exciting adventure with Oliver and Milly the dog? These two friends are always ready to explore the world around them.What do you think they will see today? Maybe they'll discover something new, meet new friends, or solve a mystery!There are endless possibilities when these two are together - let's find out what they'll discover in this delightful journey!

  • av Debra Steven
    135 - 239,-

    The Listening Teepee is an important place of calm and comfort - 'a hug in tent' which holds and encircles you. The Worry Chicks will make children think, and maybe share their thoughts with you more. The Ark Angels shows the importance the gift of friendship truly is. The Pagnington Pockets will make children giggle at typical family antics and maybe, identify with some characters. Get ready to settle down and travel to a world of wonderment.Holding, calming and assisting children with their vital lessons of embracing their wellbeing. Come on, step into The Listening Teepee and let the Listening Woman's stories take you away to a magical world.If you want to get in touch with The Listening Teepee please email: thelisteningteepee@gmail.com You can also find us on:

  • av Philip James
    269 - 339,-

  • av W Robert Griffiths
    275,-

  • av Laura Clarke
    145 - 195,-

  • av Julie Folkers
    135,-

    Mr. Arthur is fed up with Miss Echo,A puppy who is causing mischief and mayhem!He can't keep up with her antics as he tries to keep her out of trouble.She flies from one disaster to another with him on her tail!But has she gone too far?The Grumpy Toad thinks so - she's pulling his home out of the pond!What does he have in store for her?And who else has moved into the house to cause mischief?Can the dogs unite to keep the peace in their home?

  • av Duncan Kilburn
    129,-

    Tom is a typical young school kid rather enjoying his sleepy school summer holiday. But one day this rest is shattered as he finds himself staying over at his grandfather's old unfamiliar house whilst his parents were out. Initially being rather bored an intriguing adventure soon begins, events that Tom will never forgot long into old age!While his grandfather took his usual daily nap, Tom decides to explore the old spooky house making his way upstairs. Stumbling and entering upon a small unknown room, he finds a hidden ladder leading to a trapdoor in the ceiling above him. Steeling himself, he clambers up the ladder and bravely opens the hatch above him...Entering the dark dusty loft, Tom eyes slowly acclimatise enough in the gloom allowing him to find and turn on a dim light. Only to glimpse around him in the twilight, many old toys, and items over in one corner. Cautiously creeping over he finds and then warily opens an old chest...

  • av PRG Collins
    145,-

    When LJ and his friends jumped the neighbour's fence and started to eat his grass, he was frightened one day by the farmer saying he would get his gun and shoot them if they ever came back and ate his grass again!But a few days later when the herd of kangaroos was hungry again for fresh green grass, and jumped the farmer's fence, LJ and some of his friends were hurt when the farmer brought out his gun and aimed it at them!Did the farmer shoot any of the kangaroos?And did he keep doing it or did he think twice about the dangers of guns?

  • av PRG Collins
    145,-

    Curly is a young goat who lives on a beautiful farm and loves eating Blueberries!He enjoys walking out through the farm gate and searching for them.His parents had always told him to be careful of cars if he ever went outside his home, but sometimes Curly forgot this life lesson his parents were teaching him.Find out what happens to Curly next time he crosses the road!

  • av PRG Collins
    145,-

    Sometimes in life, the time comes when we want to be the very best we can be, to achieve our goals. Freddy was no exception! He wanted to win a gold medal at the biggest jumping competition in the world, the Frog Olympics.He practised his jumping every day, making sure he was ready with his body and his mind for the big day, preparing himself as best he could for the biggest competition for which he had ever entered.But other frogs from around the world wanted to win that medal too! They came from near and far, from every pond in the land, ready to jump to glory!How do you think Freddy went? He was very confident, very good, very ready, and very keen to do the best he could do! Read his story!

  • av PRG Collins
    135,-

    Boris didn't know the dangers of taking drugs, and he never really thought about drugs until some people suggested he try the fruit of the Marula tree which can cause you to do strange things if you eat it. They made him feel like a weak elephant if he didn't try it, so Boris said 'Okay' even though he didn't really want to do it!What happened to Boris after he ate it was terrible.Find out what strange and wrongs things he did and how he felt!And learn the lesson from Boris, that taking drugs, no matter who tried to talk you into it, is wrong and dangerous for you!

  • av Sophie Lipscomb
    129,-

  • av J.J. Valente
    129,-

    Daniel hated brushing his teeth!But what if toothpaste tasted ofsomething a little more delicious?Join him and his best friend Lucason their daring adventure to createthe World's first...Chocolate Toothpaste -However, this crazy endeavour has direconsequences, turning the entire townupside down...!

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