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  • av Krizaan de Beer
    165,-

    A serial killer is prowling the streets of Johannesburg, and his victims are children. Ava and her team of FBI agents are dispatched to South Africa to eliminate this horrific threat.While on vacation, Ava and Kate are abruptly thrust back into a world of murder and bloodshed when they receive a gift-wrapped hand. Now, they must navigate the harsh realities of their mission, striving to identify and apprehend the murderer before more innocent lives are lost.Can they save the children they come to care for deeply, or will the killer's brutality spell the end for this beloved forensic psychologist?

  • av Anthony Phillips
    135,-

    Brian, an antique dealer with a long-standing fascination for the seventeenth century, stumbles upon an auction for a 1650s cottage in a remote location. Captivated by its period charm, he buys it sight unseen, fully aware that the property is uninhabitable. This centuries-old cottage, unoccupied for hundreds of years, is a treasure trove of historical mysteries waiting to be uncovered. As Brian delves into its secrets, he discovers an unexpected family connection, deepening his passion for the era and fueling his desire to collect objects from that time.

  • av H.E. Joyce
    145,-

    A storm is brewing in the small town of Brooksville, Maine, and for Laura, it's more than just the weather. After relocating from Chicago with her young son, Laura finally finds the inner peace she has longed for. Her new life seems idyllic, especially when she meets Michael Peterson at a Halloween dance. Their brief romance quickly leads to marriage, and for a time, everything feels perfect. But soon, disturbing phone calls and shadowy figures around her home begin to shatter her sense of security, filling her with a growing sense of dread. Is Laura losing her grip on reality, or is something from her past coming back to haunt her?

  • av Claire Whitworth
    135,-

    Feeling like an outsider, a magical unicorn scours the African Savannah, desperate to find where he fits in... Bob is a lonely unicorn who longs to make some friends. He journeys through the African Savannah, approaching many different herds of animals, but is turned away time and time again because he looks different to them. That is, until he discovers that there are more of his own kind! But could it be that Bob has been searching for friendship in all the wrong places and that, perhaps, a true friend has been closer than he realised all along? This heart-warming, rhyming tale explores the feeling of being 'left out' and unveils a friendship that goes beyond superficial differences.

  • av Christina Lowe
    109,-

    "Barbie doesn't want hugs any more, hugs could be bad and sometimes hugs can hurt" Growing up too soon isn't always a good thing. Meet one little girl and travel with her through the loss of her childhood because of rape. The burden of keeping it a secret which leads her through a descent into darkness. The only escape she can find is to drink alcohol. But the alcohol doesn't save her, and the story tells of her reaching rock bottom. Rock bottom is different for every person. For her it is when she decides life is something she can no longer take. The choice to die or start living again are her only options. With no one to rescue her she must rescue herself. To do this she must face up to and accept what has happened. To face the demons inside her head, accept what has been lost and look to her future. For some secrets only have power over you when they are kept secrets. This author has bared all and allowed the reader to see her world through her eyes in this captivating but heartbreaking tale of life, loss and redemption.

  • av Megan Chisnall-Atherton
    135,-

    Roderick the Rooster has always been a lonely, little bird with the loudest cock-a-doodle-doo ever to be heard. He has wished and wished for his dreams to come true. To find his forever home and a special friend to turn to. As Roderick the Rooster begins his quest, he is finally ready to spread his wings and can only hope for the best. Will this lonely, little bird find all he has been wishing for? Let's follow Roderick the Rooster on a journey he has never taken before...

  • av Derek Watling
    195 - 299,-

  • av Drew Salah
    155,-

    Join Harry Alliss and his fun friends on an exciting adventure through fourteen short stories. Meet your favourite characters from Books 1 & 2, like Aunty Dare, Lady Vix, and Mr. Keith, as they help Harry in his new adventures. Harry is a young boy who has many grown-up friends that make his adventures even more exciting.Dive into a world full of magic, fantasy, and sometimes a little bit of trouble as Harry and his friends go on amazing journeys together. These stories are all about the love of family, being a good friend, and always sticking together, no matter what.This book also talks about some important things happening in the world today, making the stories feel even more real. But no matter what happens, Harry is still just a regular kid, like the boy next door, who wants you to come along on his exciting adventures with him.

  • av Allan Anforth
    279,-

    This book questions the extent to which some physical scientists may have unintentionally misused the English language to varying degrees, in arriving at theories that are presented to the world as being statements of fact about the universe.The book focuses primarily on large- and small-scale extremes i.e. cosmological theories and quantum theories. It deals with the core concepts of 'time' and 'space' as they are presented in the theories under consideration.As a demonstration of the sensitivity of the outcome of physical modelling to the assumptions made, the book presents an alternative cosmological model based on some altered physical assumptions that see the much-vaunted inconsistency between General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory, disappear.

  • av Norman Webber
    145,-

    How I escaped death on numerous occasions remains a mystery to me. Encountering famous personalities unexpectedly was astonishing, and some of the experiences I've had are still unbelievable. Throughout my life, finding joy in helping others and sharing moments with them has brought me immense fulfilment.

  • av Joshua Omeke
    129,-

    As you flip through these pages, you'll find your ideas about the various factors that drive your life beginning to reassemble. The collection of poems in this book defies classification into a single genre, offering instead a diverse array that lets you sample every platter of poetry known to man. In today's world, works of art are often undervalued. However, this collection aims to break that norm. It is an accumulation of pieces written over different years and in various situations, yet carefully tailored to encapsulate the thoughts of a man in the form of drafted words. I hope you enjoy the scenes and embark on a journey through these verses. Though you remain behind the curtains, you have a view of the entire stage presented in this book. Open your imagination and let yourself be filled with my hymns.

  • av Valda Locke
    259,-

    Tucked away in sleepy Watermans Bay is one very busy household. That's right, the little green house is a buzz for Rainbow Rabbit's first day at Star Swamp Medical College. She loves medicine and is prepared for the day, but is the school ready for her? Let's find out! The second in the Bunny Series, this story follows our favourite resident student on her first day following in the footsteps of her mentor Pink Bunny.

  • av John Stanley Dennis
    155,-

    In 1954, a young boy escapes the emotional torment of his home, fleeing into the vast, unforgiving Australian bush. Alone and naive, he embarks on a perilous journey spanning seventy years, where every encounter shapes his destiny. Who will he meet in this wild frontier? Will he find allies among the rugged inhabitants, or will the darker elements of society pull him into their nefarious undertakings? As he navigates the trials of life, from the innocence of youth to the wisdom of age, we witness a profound transformation. Can he rise above the harsh realities and succeed, or will he be consumed by the very environment he sought refuge in?

  • av Christopher Thomas
    145,-

    Navigating the journey from zero to success is no small feat, a challenge that even the author doesn't claim to have mastered - but is willing to explore. After graduation, life becomes a high-stakes race against time, filled with head-spinning 'WTF' moments. From tackling parenthood and self-doubt to dodging curveballs like talk shows, bills, and Hollywood drama, the author invites you to experience it all unfiltered.Just when a glimmer of hope starts to shine, a myriad of obstacles including baby mama drama, encounters with celebrities, and wrangling with the ever-daunting IRS emerge. Amidst this chaos, can one find love, spiritual peace, and the elusive American Dream in today's breakneck society?In a world that takes a toll on our mental health, leaving many of us feeling Legally Omitted, this compelling narrative serves as a candid reflection on the complexities of modern life. Explore the rollercoaster that is the pursuit of success, happiness, and self-fulfilment, in a society that never hits the pause button.

  • av Jo-Ann Ong
    109,-

    In The Serious Man, Richard, the protagonist, relocates from Melbourne to Bonn to pursue a course in hospitality and to be closer to his mother. Recently married to Josef, a man whose political ambitions keep him more at work than at home, Richard's mother is now part of a new life in Germany. During his time in Melbourne, Richard formed a connection with Philip, a renowned Norwegian pianist, and the two remain in touch. In Germany, Richard also reunites with his friend Johannes. This story emphasises friendship and the importance of family relationships in a world that is fast-paced. Richard manages to get an internship at a hotel, and he now works there in the field of hospitality.

  • av A. Williams
    109,-

    In this captivating collection, a seasoned poet with over nine decades of life experience invites readers on a lyrical journey through the passions that have coloured his world. With a voice honed by years of observation and introspection, he paints vivid word-pictures that bring to life the thundering hooves on the racetrack, the graceful arc of a diver's plunge, and the roar of engines on the speedway. But this is more than just a sports anthology. Drawing from a well of diverse interests, the poet serves up verses seasoned with culinary adventures, musical interludes, and the thrill of intellectual pursuits. Each poem is a window into a life richly lived, offering readers a unique perspective on the human experience. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, a lover of life's finer pleasures, or simply someone who appreciates the wisdom that comes with age, this collection promises to entertain, inspire, and provoke thought. Join this passionate wordsmith as he shares the accumulated insights of a lifetime, proving that the fire of creativity burns bright at any age.

  • av William C. Young
    145,-

    The Anunnaki have returned, and they're ready to reclaim control. The rebellious Adamu must be eliminated, making way for the new, genetically engineered and more compliant Adamex. But there's a catch: how to accomplish this without demolishing the planet's valuable infrastructure?Their solution? Unleash a relentless onslaught: millions of genetically modified Koban, pre-formed as dinosaurs, are sent to ravage the Earth. And just to raise the stakes, they plunge the world into darkness. Let the chaos begin.

  • av Dave Saxton
    155 - 259,-

  • av Nikos Savvakis
    129,-

    'Dear Mr. Savvakis, your poetry reminds me of a phrase by Terentius: 'nothing human could be strange to me.' This was what a Greek critic wrote about one my collections and I think he hit the nail on the head. Yes, indeed all human activities interest me. There are countless ways in which we react to both material and psychological realities, and one cannot help but marvel at this wonder of creation. Just as each of us has a unique fingerprint, we also possess a unique personality. We each handle even the most common problems in our own distinctive manner. Of course, we comprehend and interpret them differently, according to our customs, values, circumstances and a countless number of factors that determine our personality. Nothing human could be strange to me, and in my poetry, I strive to capture as many expressions of this uniqueness as possible.

  • av C.P. Carrington
    145 - 249,-

  • av Nikoleta Hanzelova
    165,-

    In the seemingly calm and inconspicuous Stone Town, a beautiful tree grows between the houses, emitting an enchanting scent of ice cream each summer. Maggie and her classmates stumble upon an even bigger secret tied to this magical tree, embarking on an unforgettable summer adventure. With the help of Mrs. Goldieeee, the kind-hearted owner of the local candy store, the children uncover the mysteries behind the tree's captivating aroma. Together, they discover that the tree holds more than just a pleasant scent: it hides secrets that could change their lives forever. Join Maggie and her friends as they learn the true power of friendship, uncover hidden truths, and experience the magic that can be found when they work together.

  • av Mary Anne Mercer
    155 - 249,-

  • av Dr Patrick Treacy
    175,-

    We all know that life is difficult, but no-one begins on that journey without having dreams and ambitions. As we get older and encounter experiences, we suffer failures and setbacks and events beyond our control begin to determine our destiny. This is when most people are tempted to give up on their dreams and develop different belief systems. In this Ted Talk, Dr Patrick Treacy shows us how he reframed obstructions in his life as opportunities by holding onto his dreams. His challenges dealing with a HIV positive needlestick as a doctor in a period where there was no cure, becoming a prisoner of Saddam Hussein while visiting Halabja before the outbreak of the Gulf War, and smuggling cars in order to fund his way thorough medical school when Margaret Thatcher's new government policy deprived him of his educational grant. Thankfully, he never developed AIDS and he left Iraq to pursue his dreams of becoming a Flying Doctor. he tells us that when giving up on your dreams is tempting, that is the time when you need to pursue them more than ever. He shows us not to have any regrets - and not to live in the always thinking about what might have been. One must find a lesson in every failure and apply it to discover your ultimate purpose in life and connect every decision you take back to that purpose.

  • av Jayne Wills
    155 - 259,-

  • av ZK .
    175 - 269,-

  • av Barry Robbins
    155,-

    Lessons from the Sidewalk is a mesmerizing exploration into the extraordinary within the ordinary. Follow icons like Leonardo da Vinci, Winston Churchill, and Alfred Hitchcock as they stumble upon everyday objects. Each encounter, from Napoleon Bonaparte's confrontation with a tube of toothpaste to Hamlet's run-in with a feather, offers profound insights into the human condition and the universality of experience. This collection is an unexpected journey through history, the icons themselves, and our shared experiences, inviting readers to discover the deep lessons embedded in life's mundane detritus. Dive into a world where the discarded speaks volumes, and the trivial transforms into treasure. In doing so, uncover the hidden wisdom of ages past and present, seeing life's minutiae through the discerning eyes of history's most remarkable figures. Don't miss this chance to see history's greats - and perhaps even yourself - in an entirely new light, redefining the way we perceive the world around us.

  • av Leigh Davidsson
    119,-

    Rachel continues Margot's riveting story from the first book of the trilogy. Now happily married to Matthew and reunited with her daughter Mary, Margot's life seems complete - until her dear friend Rachel vanishes in the woods while picking mushrooms. Margot races against time with Edward and Rachel's father to track her whereabouts. But they discover the unthinkable - Rachel has already been smuggled onto a ship headed for France. Margot is determined to rescue Rachel from the unknown fate that awaits her, but will she and Edward unravel the mystery and bring Rachel home before it's too late? With the stakes raised higher than ever before, this next instalment will immerse readers deeper into the compulsively readable world and relationships established in the first captivating book. Propelled by suspense and laced with hope, Rachel delivers another compelling journey about fighting for the ones you love.

  • av Anna Tulianova
    129,-

    Pippa Harding Smythe and The School for Gifted Girls is a most pleasant and entertaining read, beautifully written, very well suited for a young audience. The book's message is delivered in a very charming and effective way, allowing children to be more open and aware of the importance of truth, courage of your convictions, friendship all the while being able to enjoy such an inspiring narrative. This book is read with enthusiasm and will be a valuable aid for educators and guardians as they help children learn and develop. The friendly writing style in the story will captivate young readers and parents alike.

  • av Darren Mackey
    145 - 249,-

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