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  • av Bob Slater
    145 - 245

  • av Megha Jain
    125,-

    Are you stuck under a pile of responsibilities? Are you uncomfortable with changed relationships? Have you recently realised that you are living in your mind too much? If you answered yes, welcome to adulting. I can only assume that adulting is hard for everyone. I am still trying to figure out the balancing of work-life because clearly I am not a multi-tasker. It's like relearning about a new version of you, without realising there is one and this is more than something I was ready for, and I guess even you? This book is a cozy corner to help the struggling, to assure the adulting, to inspire readers and writers, and the literal tangible feeling of "I am here for you." This is the break that you need or the push that you require to move on, but it is something, maybe, a customised experience of relatability. So, let's explore adulting together, I am sure we'll find a way to ourselves.

  • av Florie Parker
    145 - 179,-

  • av Becky Cohen
    115,-

    Soggy Moggy can roar like a tiger. Nibbles the Mouse can squat like a frog. Soggy and Nibbles have a nap on a lovely soft mat as they breathe in and out... ahhhh. A delightful story to introduce young children to yoga in a fun and playful way, copying Soggy Moggy and Nibbles as the two of them have a kerfuffle over fish pie. Being a little yogi helps children express themselves through creative movement, whilst providing many benefits such as flexibility, strength, coordination and focus. And breathe... The book includes an ending which encourages your little yogi to relax and focus on their breath.

  • av Emdad Khan
    115,-

    Who am I trying to impress? Whose validation am I yearning for? Frantically searching For someone to To make me feel Like what I do is ok To make me feel Like who I am is enough Written during a period of extreme poor mental health, Bury Me In Smoke is the first collection of poetry from photographer Emdad Khan.

  • av Agnes McEvilly
    125,-

    Children are the harbingers of the propositions advanced in Child Centered Education with a primordial-connection to the world, with an urge to belong, explore and experiment. Primed to learn, from their first moments, the ensuing adventures could be what will set your child on the road to discovery, happiness and personal well-being. Whether grappling with the mysteries of Language or Mathematics; transfixed at the awesomeness of life; singing to his heart's content; or immersed in nature, every opportunity must be wholeheartedly embraced. Copper-fastened by a discipline, redolent of expectation, challenge and surprise, teaching, is as variegated, as the imagination is creative. Acquiring those fundamental skills of engagement, in the process, may be what will ultimately enable them to navigate their way between the cognitively demanding, the spiritually uplifting and the social, seamlessly and effortlessly.

  • av Laura Hemming
    135

    Bluebell Cottage just looked like any ordinary rural, village cottage, but it had a hidden secret. It was the home of Seth Speller and his younger sister Maisy. The hidden secret to this house was that at the bottom of the garden there was a fairy village. Seth and Maisy were the only humans to know this magical village existed. Both children had many adventures with the fairies, most of which often involved helping injured wild animals back to full health.

  • av Amy Power
    125

    When Butterfly sees how beautifully Dove and Peregrine Falcon can fly, she longs to fly just like them, but this will prove to be a very hard task. Will Butterfly ever find true beauty in the way she flies? Read on to find out in this wonderfully illustrated book for children.

  • av Andrew Angelo
    135

    A chance encounter between an airline pilot and a young man in Hyde Park, London sets in motion the pilot's quest for a long lost first love. The passionate emotional reunion stirs the fires of their not forgotten love, but the road to reunite is almost derailed by the pilot's involvement with a young American woman. One complicated situation after another is thrown in the path of their reunion, but their determination eventually overcomes all obstacles to reunite. Their reunion forms a most unusual family unit and a shocking addition to their family.

  • av Kate Barnham
    125,-

    Told from the perspective of frightened five-year-old Maxine and her adult self. Maxine believed that she had dealt with the sexual abuse and cruelty that she suffered at the hands of her parents by blocking it all out. Taking part in a programme designed to identify the signs that a child is being abused opened a Pandora's box of horrifying memories that highjacked her mind, causing her to lose her grip on her mind, her sanity, and ultimately her life.

  • av Jim Wood
    135

    From trainee teachers to veteran, battle-hardened staff, the recurring nightmare is of a class of teenagers who simply will not do as they are told. The stomach-clenching, hand-trembling, knee-jittering question we ask ourselves at the start of each new year is, 'What if the pupils walk all over me?' No matter how confident we are in our own abilities, regardless of our position in the school, irrespective of the reputation we have built for ourselves, if we do not ask ourselves that question, then sooner or later we are in for a nasty shock. When it comes to classroom management, we are all in the same boat. We all experience classroom management challenges. It's All An Act offers a range of practical, no-nonsense, pragmatic strategies and techniques to try out, practise, adapt or abandon. It works on the premise that, to a great extent, classroom management is something we can do with pupils rather than to them. In response to the cry of, 'What's the point? That would never work!' the reply is, 'Give it a go. What have you got to lose?' For colleagues under the cosh of lesson preparation, marking, administration, meetings and deadlines, it's an easy read. What have you got to lose?

  • av Jennifer Morrow
    125

    Willow Woodland is a beautiful place where lots of different animals live. It's a friendly, fun and exciting place where anything is possible and everyone is welcome. It was a beautiful bright sunny morning and the birds were all awake singing loud for the Woodland to hear. It was the perfect day for a surprise birthday party! Heather Hedgehog thought to herself. Everyone was excited for today because everyone enjoyed a good party and they always had the best adventures when they were together. Heather Hedgehog has planned this day for a very long time, will everything go to plan? Even with clumsy Harry Hare helping to set up the party with balloons, hats, games, and of course, a cake, because you need to have a cake if you're having a birthday party, don't you? You're invited too, so come join Heather Hedgehog, Barry Badger and Harry Hare for a fun day, but remember it's a secret so don't tell Susie Squirrel.

  • av RJ Willey
    219

    18-year-old Bobby Kemp got to the '60s in time alright, no further than Leeds, and remembered all of it. What a year: school out and passed the 11+. So, being a white-collar worker for the council is his future. A steady job then, set for life. A steady girl, engagement, marriage, kids, house, car, pension. But steady on, is that all? He hasn't done anything, yet. His feeble rites of passage - steady as she goes, poop-poop, bleat - are dissed by a passing back-packing Californian, Ben Gaunt, who's seeking his family roots near York. To Bobby's ill-content at getting nowhere, slowly he offers, 'It's your life, man. Just go...' And he does: he drops everything and goes on the road into the '60s. Along this passage there are side alleys, little ginnels and dead ends, each with characters and their stories to walk with for a while, until he just goes...

  • av Ziggy Zethron
    145

    Join Milly Moo and her gang of bedtime cuddly toys as she enters her magical dreams for fun adventures with all sorts of characters and creatures! Could you help solve the problems in her dreams? Can your toys help you find the answers? You never know, you may have a dream about this story tonight along with your favourite cuddly toys! Perhaps Milly and the gang will join you there to play!

  • av J Brian Jackson
    125 - 185

  • av Blerina Mecule
    125,-

    This adventurous journey of the Green "Q"uatrefoil and its friends, the e-instruments, occurs in the cyberspace. As the Green "Q"uatrefoil confronts itself with different realities and e-instruments, it realizes how important is to apply the intelligence and the critical thinking in order to survive within the united states of the international cyberspace, especially when dealing with a diversity of e-creatures, which might be good and evil. Every element of the cyberspace is fundamental and might have an important impact within the cyber environment and on its e-creatures, hence the smart use of the e-instruments becomes very important for all. The Green "Q"uatrefoil has to deal with different issues such as the renewable energy resources, multiculturalism and countering the hate speech on the web, thus making the united states of the international cyberspace a better space to live with and converting its algorithm into a better and prosperous one for everyone.

  • av Melania Mennes
    125

    The adventures of Wilston are inspired by the world's beautiful and real-life Moodles - whose natures are playful, inquisitive, loyal and loving. Wilston spends his days finding out about life. He's a happy pet who takes the reader on a journey of adventure. Sometimes Wilston finds himself in some difficult situations but there is always a helping hand.

  • av J.D. Anderson
    125,-

    Squiggly Diddly Spider is sitting happily in her web in the kitchen when suddenly she spots a juicy fly that she can enjoy for her tea; all she needs to do is catch him first! Squiggly is feeling very hungry, so she scrambles down to the floor where Mummy sees her, and Mummy doesn't look very happy! Out comes the big sweeping brush, alongside Dad with his stomping shoe! Will Squiggly Diddly get splatted by Mummy or Dad? Or will she escape? Will Squiggly ever catch the yummy-looking fly and get to eat him for her tea? Or does the fly have another idea to save him so he doesn't end up being on Squiggly Diddly's plate?

  • av Gordon Wise
    115 - 149

  • av 'Bella Nzewi
    179 - 185

  • av E J Urmston
    125,-

    When David, a seasoned paratrooper, is wounded in Afghanistan and confined to a wheelchair, he falls into a deep depression and begins to contemplate taking his own life. Unaware of the devastating consequences that would ensue, David struggles to find hope in the face of his worst nightmare. But through the love and loyalty of those around him, he comes to realize that heroism and love can conquer even the darkest of circumstances. 'Literature from the heart' is the guiding principle behind David's story, a poignant tale of love, loss, and the strength of the human spirit.

  • av Peter Coe
    125

    Revenge and retribution have struck down four violent men. Investigations into their past had shown them to have been officers in Salazar's feared secret police. They had committed monstrous crimes against innocent people during that repressive regime. Now was the time of reckoning and they are being systematically killed in England, Portugal, The Netherlands and Germany - but by whom? Met detectives Sam Redwood and Julia Tremaine travel to Lisbon to join the Policia Judicaria in the search for the killers.

  • av Guy Newmountain
    219 - 235

  • av Mike Ogden
    115,-

    This is the story of a young boy growing up and how, although he is not aware of it at the time, he is destined for something beyond his wildest dreams. Since he was young, strange and unusual things have often seemed to happen to him: strangers who appear to know him; dreams and fantasies that merge with reality; and strange coincidences in which the events of his life draw in and interweave with the lives of many around him. Torn between Australia and England, it seems as though the map of his life has already been laid out for him. But life has so much more in store for him than he ever imagined. Even if it lies beyond his understanding, he has no choice but to go along for the ride.

  • av Christine Moran-Wall
    149

    From surviving childhood trauma and confiding in her doll to cope with the abuse of her father, to giving birth to a child with spina bifida at age 19, this Australian woman's life has been marked by strength and determination. She shares her inspiring story of triumph, including her pride at winning the title of Mrs NSW in a quest to raise funds for disabled children and her bravery in facing stage three breast cancer. But her strength is tested to its limits with the heartbreaking loss of two grown children, and she shares the spiritual signs that bring her comfort during her emotional journey of writing her life's story. This is a brutally honest and uplifting autobiography of one woman's determination to overcome the obstacles life throws her way.

  • av Isabella Gibson
    125,-

    Growing up with a single mother, Perce knows little about her father, who vanished when she was just a toddler. During her holidays, she and her cousin Peri spend their days exploring the woods behind her uncle's house and making dens in the trees. But when they encounter some mysterious visitors, they uncover secrets that their parents have been hiding from them both - secrets that reveal the truth about Perce's father and an incredible, otherworldly heritage. As Perce struggles to come to terms with her ability to breathe underwater and her rightful place as the heir to an undersea throne, her aunt is kidnapped and she and Peri must race against time to rescue her. Along the way, they discover the true strength of their blended family and their ability to embrace both their land-dwelling and sea-faring cultures. Despite the traditions that seek to divide them, they fight to stay together and make peace with their past, bound by the unbreakable bond of love.

  • av Jennifer Horne-Roberts
    115,-

    This book presents a selection of poems by a mother, wife and daughter about her life, family, and love. The poems also explore themes of loss, death, and grief. Jennifer has had a long career as a barrister, writer and artist living in London.

  • av Rebecca Hobbs
    125

    Betty has been told that her grandad is gone forever, but she knows that he isn't. She believes he is up in the stars. So instead of lying in bed, asleep, she is looking through her telescope, fuelled by chocolate biscuits, hunting the night sky for him. But Betty quickly realises that there is a problem. A big one! All the stars look the same. So, full of disappointment she makes a wish upon a star... Follow Betty on her adventure to find her beloved grandad, learning the comforting lesson that people we love will always be with us, no matter how far away they may seem. What do you wish upon a star?

  • av Alison Barker
    115,-

    This is a true story about a family whose lives were upturned on a fateful Spring day. The story of how their lives changed, and how they coped with the stress of having a family member murdered in cold blood. How was this allowed to happen? How are families allowed to be left with next to no resolution and hounded by press and government officials, then unceremoniously dumped and then ignored following life changing incidents. Will they ever find out any answers? 2014 was a year they would never forget, a year that would change the direction of their lives forever.

  • av Jax Moul
    115,-

    This book is designed to help provide daily or weekly guidance through journaling. Journaling has been a fantastic and invaluable support tool for many years across many professions, but journaling is also something that anyone can do. In a nutshell, it is writing down your thoughts and feelings so you can understand them better. It's not always as easy as it sounds, and some people find it hard to decide what to write! If you're struggling or having a bad day, need to gain control of your emotions, maybe you need some inspiration, want to improve your mental health, or some reassurance that you're going the right way, then this book is for you. It's a book that brings you comfort, and a helping hand to set you up for the day. This book, when opened at the page you come across, has been channelled to help you work on one thing for that day. Read the passage and think about how it relates to you. Then open up your journal and write about it. See what happens! There will be an individual hidden message for everyone on any given day.

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