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Living in a homeless encampment on the edge of Winchester, Giorgio has become separated from his parents. With great determination, he sets out to find then; unaware of the difficulties he will encounter searching for missing people in a neo-fascist state.

In this heart-warming new book for young readers, MQ shares a beautiful message about the true meaning of happiness. In the book, Aya has lost her happiness. Will she and her best friend, Papaya be able to find it anywhere?

A journey through the past and present of a little-known area of south-west France. Explores the people, places and events that shaped a land once too important to ignore. A whole library has been written about the Lauragais in French, but virtually nothing in English.

This is a guidebook about short term Operational Forecasting - the sort that is done to determine how much product you need to source or how many people you need to draft in to meet customer demand.

Charlie Green is no ordinary boy, he has a secret: a magical plane that can take him anywhere including back in time! In Martyn Blunden's latest adventure, Charlie must travel back to the sixth century to save Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table from self-destruction.

Many people on planet Earth are aware that we may have been visited by aliens. Some people even claim to have been abducted and operated on by evil bug-eyed aliens. Conspiracy theorists believe that governments are aware and refuse to make this information public.

Rob Krane, now unemployed, has taken a holiday in beautiful Slovenia - except it turns out not to be as peaceful as expected when he witnesses a woman's murder and the abduction of a man and his daughter. This isn't just any man: Burak Demir, a master criminal with an extensive international network of criminal and legitimate business operations.

It is 1976 and Mikey, eight-years-old and street-wise beyond his years, is looking forward to a summer of freedom, roaming the creeks and the mud-flats of Canvey Island. But violent emotions are rumbling beneath the surface, about to destroy all that he thought he knew.

Calvino and the Pygmalion Paradigm is the first book-length analysis of the representation of the feminine in Calvino's fiction. Using the structural umbrella of the Pygmalion paradigm and using feminist interpretative techniques, this book offers interesting alternative readings of two of Calvino's important early narrative collections.

This sacred romance between two lovers fills the pages of an English housewife's on-going diary, continuing on from Marina de Nadous' previous books; The Celestial Sea, Dry Dock and Setting Sail.

Out of Italy concerns the Italian contribution to life in North-East England since Roman times, with particular attention to the last 250 years. Over 300 evocative illustrations accompany a lively narrative which details the lives of many individuals and families within the broader context of their times.

After Henry of Lancaster's rebellion has been crushed, a restless peace settles over England. But the young Edward III is no longer content with being his regents' puppet, and soon enough Adam is torn between his loyalty to the young king - and that to his former lord, Roger Mortimer, now co-regent and effective ruler of England.

A young woman is found, emaciated and unconscious, in the mountains surrounding a village in Transylvania. When it is discovered that she is of the same ethnic group that was violently driven out of the region years before, old wounds are reopened as villagers are reminded of their part in the bloodshed.

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; text-align: center; line-height: 14.0px; font: 10.0px 'Hoefler Text'}Silence in the Desert is a psychological thriller set against the backdrop of the Second World War.

The Lantern is a political and philosophical think piece, exploring the complex issues that have prevented real change in current Arabian states. The author opens groundbreaking new thinking by challenging readers to embrace western philosophy and adapt them to the current realities and politics in the Arab world.

Some people go through a mid-life crisis. Not so with Nina Somerville who instead experiences the most momentous revelation ever. Upon entering her mid-forties, Nina decides to take up piano playing again and, to her great surprise, discovers a true passion for jazz improvisation and piano tuning!

Logic puzzle book which uses a unique set of logic rules to position number pairs like a jigsaw puzzle. The design elements and logic rules permit a freedom of puzzle layouts.

When an Oxford University student decides to steal an intriguing object from the Pitt Rivers Museum to further his studies, he gets more than he bargained for.

Silver Cross recipient, Mike Borlace is considered to be one of the most experienced combat helicopter pilots of recent times. Now he collates his experiences in this compelling wartime memoir set against the backdrop of the civil war fought in Rhodesia during the 1970s.

Teaches a key mathematical theme for Early Years Numeracy through both imaginative and entertaining text and pictures.

Little does the world know that Brian Dright, the popular weatherman at Channel 57, is also a secret agent working for the Super Legendary Earth Environment Team. (S.L.E.E.T.)

Because a laugh releases one, changes one's mood and does one good! Hopefully, that is what this book is about!

AMAZING IGGLES are short stories for young children to explore language and speech and then by repetition to learn to read. The short stories from which children will quickly learn will from an early age be associated with bedtime reading. Bright and colourful illustrations complement every page of the story.

AMAZING IGGLES are short stories for young children to explore language and speech and then by repetition to learn to read. The short stories from which children will quickly learn will from an early age be associated with bedtime reading. Bright and colourful illustrations complement every page of the story.

In 1930, the world was hurtling towards one of the most terrifying periods in human history. The Titans of the Pacific tells incredible, but real, historical events.

The Netherlands, Spring 1943. When her glittering career as a ballerina is cut short by a dancing injury, Elise Van Thooft-Noman, rebellious daughter of a powerful Dutch Nazi, flees to an isolated island off the coast of Holland. Here she meets Pieter Goedhart, reluctant village schoolmaster and Resistance fighter.

A well-researched historical setting provides the background against which the personal challenges and tragedies of The Graham Saga are set. In this the ninth book, we return to a Maryland presently torn apart by religious conflict.

Why do some people rise to the top of their services organization and others fail? Why are some managers successful at repeatedly bringing in and developing clients and others not? Why is it that academic track records and blue chip backgrounds are a poor guide to eventual success in the professional services firm?

A children's comedy book - for ages 7-11 and beyond. Featuring an avant-garde amphibian and a unique adventure.