As a memoir of life lived so far, Drifting in the Push is a real beauty. Well written with an underlying sense of humour, Dan […]
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Murder and disappearances occur on a daily basis. Some never reported and many reported but with little or no end results. How do the Police, […]
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There are always a thousand and one things there to be wondered, pondered or marvelled about or over, as we travel along the pathways of […]
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There comes a time, and it does not matter what age you are, when what we eat makes a huge difference to how we feel, […]
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The Urban Woman Syndrome, what is it and who does it affect is what is presented, research and highlighted through this thought provoking work by […]
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The Dark Lake is a strong exemplar of how a well written murder/mystery should be produced. The novel is structured in such a way that […]
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The five short stories that make up this adventure book are just the right length for a bedtime read or for curl up on the […]
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Middle school whizz kid Sam, and history buff Martina, win a contest for a trip across the United States of America. Sam’s mother is reluctant […]
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The Pomegranate you may say is little more than a fruit, strange though it may be, that plays a prominent role in Middle Eastern cookery. […]
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If you know nothing about Scott and his Antarctic trials, and even if you do, this wonderfully enthralling story based on Robert Falcon Scott’s diaries […]
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The Honest History Book
In this collection of 19 essays we are introduced to another, perhaps more intimate, and definitely factual look at the basis of what has become […]
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The foreword in this book has been written by Steve Biddulph, one of the most highly regarded experts on the raising of children. He is […]
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Charity Sucks
It’s a pretty big call stating so very emphatically that Charity Sucks, but once you have read to the final page of this polemic you […]
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To most people the nature of the activities which take place in a morgue are generally a mystery. In his book “True Stories from the […]
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See You In September
Cults have often had an air of mystery and secrecy surrounding them. We feel something is rather sinister about them, and wonder how people can […]
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Flowers and people, people and flowers: both appear to be inseparable but why is this so, why we get so much pleasure, so much enjoyment […]
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Back in ancient times storytellers moving about the countryside, told tales of caution and fun to entertain the townsfolk and deliver the latest in news […]
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Beautiful, cynical, full of joy and irreverence, this incredibly erudite, eclectic, collection of short stories looking at the many places the divinity ‘God’ is, could […]
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Astrological signs or Horoscopes all mean something different to each person. Some firmly believe in the Sun Signs side of astrology, other the spiritual side […]
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Before we begin it is best you know this really is a totally warped novel, in the nicest possible manner, which will keep you turning the […]
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In every lifetime there is a place you would rather not be; a crossroads if you like, of time and place and people. Lucy Crighton […]
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Steve Biddulph is primarily known for his books on Raising Boys. Parents and teachers know the value of reading and listening to Steve because his […]