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  • av Alex Barber
    145,-

    Read the inspiring true story of Ella! She loves football so much but is picked on by the boys who don't think girls should play. Read as she overcomes the odds to show them that, YOU CAN DO ANYTHING YOU WANT TO! A percentage of each sale goes back into grassroots football. Follow the Barber Family on the continuing journey by scanning the QR code or following on Instagram @The.Barber.Family

  • av Heather Jephcote
    155,-

    This is not where I saw myself in five years. It's not where I said I'd be during the job interview either. Now I'm stuck in a low-level, dead-end job I have no interest in. At least I'm good at what I do - that's something, I guess. So, when I uncover suspicious activity on a new account that threatens to launder hundreds of millions through the company I work for, I report it to my superiors, going through all the official channels exactly like you are supposed to. But what do you do when they refuse to take suspicions seriously? How far do you go when you only suspect a crime is happening? What desperate measures do you resort to in order to bring these crimes to light, especially when there's the possibility of losing everything?

  • av Lucy Steckler
    115,-

    Each of us are on the journey of mortality. A journey in which no one is spared a handful of heartaches, a time of trial, or a darkest hour. And though our time on Earth is a time for joy, love, and life- there will come a time, or many, of shadow when a simple word of hope is all that seems to part the darkness surrounding us. A time when it is only hope that is light enough to keep us moving on our path. Where this hope can be found is a question whose answer is too individually unique to capture in a simple phrase. A Word of Hope is a collection of poetry that explores some sources of hope and the faith required to find them. Other poems in the collection paint a picture of the hardships of mortality as these are the times hope is most needed. These poems serve as reminders that no matter what may darken our lives, there is some light that will always shine. There is always hope to be had.

  • av Alison Bellringer
    135

    Meet The Children: Kennedy, 17 - The Fashionist! (Always telling others what's wrong with their outfit) Chloe, 15 - The Bookworm! (Never Stops Reading) Edwin, 12 - The Explorer! (Often starts sentences with 'did you know...') Bridget, 11 - The Pretentious Snob! (Usually speaks in a false poncy accent) Al, 9 - The Chatterbox! (Quite frequently refers to something outside the current context of conversation) These, along with their mother and father, make up the Bronson family, and together they get into all sorts of trouble - from causing havoc in town, to being locked outside their own house! Join the ride as these five unlikely siblings embark upon some truly epic adventures of a lifetime; including: searching for their mother's lost ring, helping the mayor, and even giving the garden fence a fresh coat of paint. Read along and see how Kennedy, Chloe, Edwin, Bridget, and Al manage to muddle along through everything that tumbles their way.

  • av Douglas Hall
    159,-

    In Murder in Season, Paul West, a retired Police Inspector turned Private Investigator, faces his most perplexing and emotionally charged case yet. When his former wife is found dead with a bullet in her head, her current husband insists it was suicide, but the evidence tells a different story. Teaming up with his former partner, Inspector Charles King, they embark on a gripping investigation that takes them from their hometown to England and back. As the truth unfolds, the unexpected twists lead to a surprising and satisfying resolution.

  • av John Baumgartner
    405

    Discover the inspiring true story of two people who dared to follow their dreams and found their own paradise. Life seemed perfect for the couple, living in a vibrant city, traveling the world, and earning great money. But deep down, they knew something was missing. When COVID-19 hit, they were forced to pause and reflect. Listening to their hearts, they made a bold decision to leave everything behind and embark on a journey to find fulfilment. Despite facing uncertainty and giving up financial security, they were determined to follow a path less travelled and make their dream a reality. With raw courage, trust, and a sprinkle of magic, they eventually discovered their own paradise. This book shows that when you let go of societal expectations and follow your heart, anything is possible.

  • av Rose Tierney
    145,-

    Up until yesterday, I knew who I was. Up until yesterday, my life was mapped out. Joey is a smart guy who has it all figured out: a girlfriend, a good university degree, and then the professional job of his dreams. One knock at the door and that all changes. His life will never be the same and his world has been turned upside down.

  • av Charlotte Davison
    155,-

    Embark on a captivating journey with the charming tale of Catch Me When I Fall. Join a spirited and affectionate family as they seize the opportunity of a lifetime, bidding farewell to their cherished home on the Somerset/Devon border in pursuit of the French dream. With unwavering devotion to their three children, the family immerses themselves in the enchanting tapestry of France, encountering a kaleidoscope of extraordinary individuals from diverse backgrounds. Yet, amidst the tapestry of awe-inspiring experiences, tragedy and unexpected twists challenge their carefully laid plans. Just when their spirits wavered and hope seemed elusive, a captivating transformation unfurls as a charismatic village doctor enters their lives. Could this encounter kindle the flames of romance and turn their fortunes around? In Catch Me When I Fall, love, resilience, and the power of serendipity intertwine, painting a vivid portrait of a family seeking solace and renewal amidst the bittersweet melodies of life. Brace yourself for a heartfelt tale that will sweep you away to the idyllic landscapes of France and captivate your soul until the final page.

  • av David Thistlethwaite
    145,-

    One day Mr Gordon Collins, a professional list-maker from the government, explores the mountain that overlooks his home and discovers a whole family who are not yet on his list. The difference is that this family - father Sammy, mother Eleanor, daughter Rosie and son Daniel - are dragons, and friendly ones at that... The adventures of this lively dragon family, and of Sammy in particular, formed the basis of numerous stories written by the author to entertain his granddaughter. Now a selection of ten of them is available to all readers, young and old alike. With wit and humour, these tales gently tackle aspects of life we all have to think about: the power of kindness, for instance, or learning to tell the difference between good and bad people. Suitable for reading aloud to children aged 6-8, Sammy The Dragon is an excellent choice for anyone who loves stories that are both amusing and thought-provoking. So, come and join Sammy and his family in their adventures, and discover the many lessons to be learned from these delightful dragons.

  • av Sallie Dick
    115,-

    My Mummy Loves Me is sweet and enchanting story about how strong a mummy's love is. My Mummy loves me, She cuddles me lots she says she would shout it out from the chimney top! I love my Mummy, I always will. She is kind. She is wise. She is brave. She is strong.

  • av Natalia Karagiota
    125,-

    Get ready for an exciting adventure in the heart of the forest with Zizi the little bee! Follow her as she stumbles upon a container filled with a dangerous liquid that threatens to destroy all the flowers in the forest. Without flowers, the bees won't be able to survive, and the animals will slowly die out. But never fear, Zizi is determined to save the forest and all of its inhabitants. Along the way, she discovers the power of forgiveness, teamwork, and recognising each other's unique abilities. Join Zizi and her forest friends as they work together to overcome their grudges and unite for the common good. Will they be able to stop the dangerous liquid and save their beloved home? Find out in this heartwarming and exciting children's book. Perfect for young readers who love animals and nature!

  • av Alexander Kross
    159,-

  • av Judy Merrigan
    135

    Two children help rescue a very sad and lonely moon bear trapped in a circus in this heartwarming tale of kindness. The story reminds us of our responsibilities for all animals' rights to be free to live in their own habitat. Proceeds from this book go to Animals Asia to build sanctuaries for moon bears released from the cruelty of captivity.

  • av Janet Rosen
    135

    Three third-grade boys become detectives for a special school contest with the result that they become guests on a TV news show. What possible news can these young boys have discovered? Take a trip through American history to see what discoveries PB, Flip, and Spike find. Learn how their special nicknames give them an idea that helps them win the third-grade research project at their school. Find answers to questions like: Who is Mighty Mo? What is a swamp fox? What is Devil's Tower? Who is the Iceman? Why is the Great Emancipator so important? How did the Hawkeye State get its name? Travel with the three boys through time and see how to become a Nickname Detective. Learn how the boys use their research skills to learn about American history's interesting and exciting stories.

  • av Alex Meade
    135

    Looking for a book that goes beyond the basics of apprenticeships? Look no further than Apprentips. Drawing on my personal experiences of completing two very different apprenticeships, I've compiled 20 honest and insightful tips to help you navigate the challenges and maximize the benefits of this unique learning experience. From life at the bottom to finding your own way of working, Apprentips offers advice on topics that aren't always discussed in relation to apprenticeships. I've avoided generic guidance and focused on sharing the things I wish I'd known before starting my own apprenticeships, including the importance of perseverance and the dangers of being too easily offended. This isn't a huge book, but that's intentional. I wanted to create something you can read from cover to cover in a day or two, packed with as much valuable information as possible. And even if you're not planning on becoming an apprentice, the lessons in Apprentips are applicable to anyone starting out in their career. Bonus Tip: Writing a book is hard work, but I'm proud of what I've created with Apprentips. So whether you're considering an apprenticeship or simply looking for some guidance as you embark on your career journey, I hope you'll find this book to be a valuable resource.

  • av Walter Thomas
    155,-

    Always an over-thinker and usually risk-adverse, quirky Bernie Hall tries to sidestep life's looming challenges. But with help from his uncle Richie's pup and Woody's insatiable greed for kitchen sausages, Bernie finally meets his long-term crush. A notebook found in the street, and lavish but mysterious gifts galore, change his lonely life for the better. But why? Bernie must uncover his mysterious benefactor quickly, or who knows what else might happen...

  • av Penny Bonadonna Donehoo
    115,-

    What could happen when you leave behind the life you have known and travel to a faraway country? Would you go to a place where everything feels different, and no one speaks like you do? Have you ever thought about what that must be like? Join Lina and her family on their adventures to a new home. This historical memoir will take you on a road of fulfilling dreams and the troubles along the way.

  • av Dennis Humphreys
    135

    Lionel, a young travelling salesman, works for a company selling electrical products. He and his family endured a dreadful time during the Second World War, but life is comfortable for them now. An excellent salesman, he is confident in his work, but rather shy with young women. He regrets never having had a girlfriend. His manager offers him the chance to pay a week's visit to a part of France of his own choosing, where the company do not currently do any business, to see if he can obtain orders there. He readily agrees and consults his family. For some reason, his grandmother is impelled to suggest that he should go to northeast France, near the border with Belgium. Upon arrival, he discovers in a very strange way an unexpected fact about his family's history. There is a prospect of romance for him, but will work pressures and his shyness get in the way of finding love? At times he meets with anti-Semitism, which shocks him particularly as he is patriotically French, with secular attitudes. He encounters fascinating characters, whose lives have been impacted by the World Wars, sometimes tragically. How will his life at work and at a personal level evolve? Will he succeed in business, as well as finding true love?

  • av Mark Dawson Conroy
    145,-

    In the heartland of Africa, a tale unfolds-a captivating narrative of adventure, compassion, and love amidst a world plagued by profound inhumanity and staggering loss. As a water driller, Martin witnesses the ruthless assault on an African tribal village, his swift choices in those pivotal moments not only save his own life but also rescue a young woman from the clutches of danger. Guided by a compass bearing, they embark on a treacherous journey through the untamed bush, where the young woman, bearing the scars of a cruel assault, endures the arduous trek with unwavering determination. On their harrowing path, an unexpected revelation intertwines with the forces of nature, granting them solace and unveiling a discovery that transcends a lifetime. Having fulfilled his promise to ensure the young woman's safety and well-being, Martin finds himself thrust into turmoil by an overzealous administrator, prompting him to abandon his previous pursuits and return home, seeking solace in retirement. Yet, as ennui sets in and with no news from his injured companion, Martin yearns for a new challenge. Seizing the opportunity, he contacts the archaeology department of a nearby university, sharing the details of his remarkable African discovery and opening a new chapter in his life. His return to Africa sets in motion a series of events with profound consequences, leading to an outcome beyond his wildest imagination. An article in a South African newspaper breathes life back into Martin's connection with his young companion. Compelled to rekindle their acquaintance, he impulsively boards a flight to rural South Africa. Though physically healed and sheltered by her loving parents, the young woman remains emotionally scarred. Martin recognizes that the promise he made to himself months ago remains unfulfilled, propelling him on yet another journey-one that unfolds amidst the tapestry of love and loss.

  • av Bob Partridge
    145,-

    All aboard for a magical journey to see the wonders of the world! Toby was a regular visitor to his granddad's house and liked nothing more than exploring the bottom of the garden where he played happily in the ramshackle old shed for hours. But he never dreamed that his discovery of some broken pieces of china would transport him from the garden to destinations he'd read about in his schoolbooks but never ever thought he'd see them for himself! Where do you think he travelled to? Where would you choose to go? Travel with Toby but make sure you hold on tight! This enchanting story is a mixture of Arabian Nights and Around the World in 80 Days - but far, far more thrilling! Where will it end?

  • av Kevin Bernard
    135

    It's 1996, apartheid is in its death throes, I meet Daniel by chance in Johannesburg. Together we hatch a plan to escape the country and embark on a road trip across the USA. It is clear we are trying to escape ourselves and our dysfunctional white upbringing. Near the end of the road trip, which acts as a primer for a much larger individual trip around the world, I meet Kim. I write to her with my insights, thoughts, and feelings throughout my world trip, she never once replies. The journey exposes my upbring and my country of birth for the dystopia it was, and I use my various experiences whilst venturing into former communist countries and populist South American dictatorships, to analyse and explain the unbearable whiteness of being during those days in South Africa. The story takes a surprising twist at the end of the trip with me going to see Kim, where I come face to face with a horrible truth.

  • av Shahad Almutahhar
    155,-

    My heart bled into these pages, Soaking them up With all the rainbows and rages Of thought-filled nights And ill-thought actions. My heart bled Into your hands. So, hold it close, With all the rainbows and rages. Hold it dear for the entire ride.

  • av Desmond McMullen
    159,-

    Introducing Oscar the Dragon, a charming and entertaining children's book that teaches important lessons of friendship, self-awareness, and open-mindedness. Oscar is a young dragon who lives in a house full of family members but still feels alone. Through his journey of self-discovery, Oscar learns who he truly is and what is expected of him. This heartwarming story reminds us that while we can't pick our family, we can choose our friends, and that no matter how bad things get, there is always help available. With its relatable message and lovable characters, Oscar the Dragon is a must-read for kids who may be struggling with feelings of loneliness or self-doubt.

  • av Sasha Parker
    159,-

    Enter the magical world of Telleny, where Mick the cockney fruit and vegetable stall owner, helps children discover the nutritional benefits of foods they may have shied away from in the past. The Land of Telleny is a fun and interactive A-Z learning book that is perfect for children aged 3-10 and their parents, caregivers, or guardians. In this beautifully illustrated book, children will explore the amazing fantasy land of Telleny, with each child in the book embarking on a unique adventure that reflects their favorite activities, from racing monkeys in space to watching mermaid shows on the bay. Along the way, they will learn about the nutritional value of fruits and vegetables, often dismissed by young children, and understand why they are so important for our health and well-being. With recurring sentences to encourage interaction between parents and children, The Land of Telleny is designed to stimulate young readers' memory, imagination and interest in the benefits of healthy eating. Mick's jolly nature and heartwarming stories will capture children's attention, leaving them eager to learn and explore more of Telleny's fascinating world. Don't miss out on this must-have nutritional rhyme book, perfect for any child and parent/caregiver looking to embark on a fun journey of nutrition and imagination together.

  • av Elizabeth Nye
    135 - 179,-

  • av Henry Grinberg
    145,-

    In 1938, Harry Glass is a precocious eight-year-old Jewish boy born and raised in London. Unconstrained by obedience, he is as much the despair of his immigrant parents as they are a puzzle to him. As, indeed, are almost all grown-ups-teachers, neighbours, everyone except his Aunt Lily. At times, he manages to appall even her. Just speaking can become a disaster as his schoolmates' cuss words roll innocently off his tongue at home. The mood there darkens, too, with the news from Europe. After the fall of France in 1940, Harry is evacuated to Wales and welcomed into a farm family by everyone except the daughter and a young Welsh nationalist farmhand. But the war reaches into Wales, too, with the bombing of shipyards and chance raids. After being machine-gunned from the air while on a class picnic and later witnessing supposed perfidy, Harry suffers a breakdown and is hospitalised. His ward-mates are recuperating survivors from Dunkirk and wounded Spitfire pilots from the now raging Battle of Britain. Both befriended and bedevilled, Harry comes of age as the world fights for its life.

  • av Tyler Fitch
    135

    I didn't ask for this. There's no consent form for adulthood, you just get thrown in the deep end. One minute I'm jerking off my way through high school, the next I'm spending £5 on cheddar cheese. If you're fed up with adulthood and its merry band of shite like me, let's fight back against the conventions we so dearly hate. Join me on my runaway mission as I moan my way through the themes of young adulthood. Longing to be back on his feet, escaping the country to recover from what broke him. All the while dissecting the political and social landscape the world enters.

  • av Cecile Lewis
    145 - 189,-

  • av Megan Elizabeth
    145,-

    As yet another Quinquennial approaches, the whole of Cassana holds its breath in anticipation of the start of a new era. Another Empress must be chosen, and the fate of the next five years, or perhaps the future, lies in the prophecy of the Everdiamond. The strength of Cassana is wanning, with enchantment and magic banned throughout the land, the ancient and powerful order of the Viridescents banished to the outer islands, and their enemies growing in number and their faith in the Everdiamond diminishing. Only one could possibly unite them once and for all. The Empress. It is time to follow the journey of eight individuals, one prophesied to be the Empress, one determined to become a Crystalline warrior, one banished to the outer-lands as a Viridescent, one seeking wisdom, one prepared to do what it takes to bring the magic back to Cassana, one who plots to take the throne, one the leader of the order of the Viridescents and one who wishes only to see her brother once again. This is their story. Battles must be fought, and Draegons awoken, magic rekindled. Wise be your council; fair be your judgement.

  • av Kim Hofman
    135 - 189,-

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