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Stacey Demarco
Beautifully constructed, the 2011 Lunar Diary by the modern witch Stacy Demarco is one diary that is a truly useful diary in more ways than one. As it based on...
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Hadoram Shirihai: Brett Jarrett
This is the third reprint of this stunning inventory of marine mammals and it is very easy to understand why the book is so very popular.Not only is it a...
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Bethany Hamilton
An early morning surf with her friend Alana on the morning of Halloween was a turning point in young Bethany’s life. A passing shark, attention possibly captured by the glint...
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Hilary Linstead & Elizabeth Davies
Going on “Holliers”, for those not in the know this means holidays, when you reach a certain age is supposed to be something that you do in a proper and...
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Betty Riegel
In this modern age of cheap flights and easy air travel we tend to forget that in the not so distant past air travel was for the select few who...
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Judy and Dan Smith
This fun little book takes a refreshing new look at how to run a business ethically and successfully with a little bit of mysticism added in just for fun. The...
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Barry Jonsberg
My Life As An Alphabet was an interesting read. Although the book is aimed at my age group and above the vocabulary in this is mind-boggling. It’s stated in the...
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Fleur Hitchcock
Dear Scarlett is a fun, adventure filled novel. The beginning is just BOOM! And you are in to it.A mysterious cardboard box addressed to Scarlett, from her dead father, the...
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1 Giant Leap, the global philosophy and music concept band which brought us the double Grammy nominated Unity Through Diversity, returns with the unmissable multimedia masterpiece ‘What About Me? See...
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Claire Porter
How to describe one of the most compelling and detailed works on energy written for some years, other than to say it is challenging, researched in minute detail and totally...
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Jennifer Skiff
It has long been said that a dog is man’s/woman’s best friend but it is not until you hear tell the myriad of stories that underline just that and often...
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Wendy Taylor
Wendy was your very average corporate wife and mother– she had a good life, no real money worries, nice house in the semi -rural areas of England, loving husband and...
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