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  • by Jane Marriner
    £13.49

    The village residents are overwhelmed by a sudden storm. With the assistance of Pterosaur Tomato, they meet together to enjoy some time before the storm abates. Then, the villagers repair the damage wrought by the storm. They thank Pterosaur Tomato profusely for his help, and bid him a fond farewell.

  • by Leon Lowe
    £19.49

    Ninarphay Tales are four intertwined young teen fantasy stories. each tale has flashes of gothic romance, mysticism, magic and timeless allegory. in volume one, four teenage girls are promoted to Ninarphay from Transzalore, a fantasy realm run by ogres and oni, to a fantasy world run by mythical beasts and magical creatures. in the second tale, we meet a mystical bird battling an ogre-like shark for the safety of two Ninarphain creatures, and in the third, we meet an excellently good Oni who saves a human girl from the underworld's demons. in our final outing, we meet the members of the pantheon of Ninarphay as they contend with keeping all children of Ninarphay safe from the underworld. Ninarphay Tales is a fun, adventurous and exuberant read from beginning to end. you will not get bored or even be disappointed.

  • by Miriam Steiner Aviezer
    £11.49 - 21.49

  • by J. M. Clay
    £13.99

    Two teenagers Gwyl and Liz are drawn into a timewarp and join the denizens of the other-world in the constant battle between the powers of the Light and the Dark. They seek the Dragon's Eye, a huge flawless amythyst crystal which holds the power to influence the battle either way. They discover the Eye but it is lost to them and all seems in vain. Years later with their friend Giles they are once again drawn into that otherworld which now has intruded into their own. It is Giles alone who has to face the Power of the Dark in a final great conflict. He wins the battle but at the cost of his own life. Most of the characters of the otherworld come from folklore and the places actually exist.

  • by Abdi Abdillahi Hassan (Matan)
    £20.49

    Working on business management can be exciting, but it can also create new challenges.In this guide, the author draws on his experiences working in various countries to provide tips for managing a business or organization. He answers questions such as:¿ What are the main components of business management?¿ How do you develop a successful business model?¿ What are the differences between leaders and managers?¿ How do you connect with business prospects?¿ What steps can you take to optimize financial management?Other topics include business policy and strategy, business communication, sizing up competitors, analyzing consumer behavior, and the five key product levels.The guide is divided into nine units, with each chapter consisting of several articles on a particular topic, so you can hone your leadership and management skills.Filled with definitions, theories, and real-life examples, this guide will serve as a treasured resource for leaders and managers who want to optimize business operations.

  • by Hobby Horse
    £16.49 - 31.99

  • by Lorraine Blundell
    £22.49

    WINNER GOLD AWARDLiterary TitanONE EMPEROR'S DREAM. ONE GLADIATOR'S JUSTICEDiscover the secret of Nero's spectacular Domus Aurea golden palace, only now being revealed. What is its connection to the Colosseum? And what is its link with the vibrant city of Pompeii, its gladiators and its total destruction caused by the eruption of Vesuvius?The amphitheatre has its own secrets even more spectacular.79 AD. In the reign of Vespasian in the very heart of Rome, a huge amphitheatre rose that would awe the empire. It became known as the Colosseum. Born from the extravagance of the Domus Aurea in Nero's reign and the Great Fire of Rome, its construction was paid for by spoils won in the Judaean war. Over the years, the blood of thousands seeped into the arena's sand. And the people loved it! This was the time of the gladiators as seen through the eyes of Famullus, Rome's most famous fresco painter.Quintus, a young man born free in Rome sharpens his skills as a Retiarius by fighting in arenas such as Pompeii, becoming caught up in the eruption of Vesuvius. Haunted by his mother's murder years before, he is determined to find the killer and take a life for a life. He finds himself in the inaugural Games of Rome's deadly Colosseum where he must fight for survival and the woman who loves him.Executions, classical re-enactments, beast attacks, gladiatrices and staged naval battles are held within the arena and the crowd is ecstatic. The Colosseum has it all.Beautifully crafted and soundly historically detailed, this is a gripping novel about retribution, love and bravery.

  • by D. M. Lloyd
    £23.49 - 39.49

  • by Tunde-Success Osideko
    £13.49

    At the beginning of the calendar year, individuals are in a frenzy to move forward with a clean slate.Full of hope and energy, most people begin the new year expecting to take control of their life. While individuals invest in goal setting masterclasses, organizations, and nations, engage in strategic reviews and budgeting exercises to plot a path to a better future.As a strategy enthusiast, the author believes that individuals, organizations, and governments must be intentional during different phases of the calendar year to optimize the use of time, talents, and resources. In this book, learn how to:¿ adopt a structure to escalate results throughout the year;¿ pace yourself and take control your life's journey ¿ increase your happiness level sustainably¿ motivate yourself to achieve goalsThe author emphasizes that to turn a new year into a great year, you must set different types of goals, including a destination goal, an impact goal, a financial goal, a growth goal, a relationship goal, a routine goal, and an effectiveness goal. Each type of goal is explained in detail in this book.Leverage the chance to be better, do better, and experience better with the insights and action steps in The Calendar Code.

  • by Enebeli O. M. a.
    £13.49

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  • by John Glass
    £19.49

    When a piece of pottery is found near Hadrian's Wall by archeologist Frank Bowman, his life is turned upside down, and it leads him on an adventure to discover the rest of the pieces, and whom it belongs to, and why it affects him the way it does.

  • by Louise Warnes
    £11.49

    SEARCHING FOR CEDRIC.....is about looking for Cedric the caterpillar who has gone missing!! Wally the worm is very concerned as he had made friends with Cedric before he disappeared, so Wally, and his many friends go looking for him, and we meet all Wally's friends as well as a few more!The end of the story brings lots of surprises!

  • by Atif Yousaf
    £15.49

    My name is Atif Yousaf. I have had an almost 20-year journey with Bipolar, which has seen my faith change, travel to countries I would not have thought to and experience firsthand the miracles of God. I trained as a pharmacist and my career was severely hampered by this disease. This book takes you through my journey, looking at the highs and lows of my life. There have been fun, excitement, laughter, and tears. I hope reading through my journey through life with God, you may also believe, without sacrificing as I have.

  • by Mike Reynard
    £19.49

    An essential guide for expatriates or anyone considering working abroad. It will show you how to make the most of your expatriate status; everything from getting your employment contract right to the do's and don'ts of your final repatriation. And most importantly, how to avoid the sharks (on two feet) who frequent the shores of expatriate communities.A humorous read for the novice and seasoned expatriate alike. This book explores the triumphs and pitfalls of the expatriate experience, using a selection of real-life stories from some of the thousands of expatriates I have personally interviewed over the years.This is a must for those expatriates or residents abroad who wish to accumulate an anonymous nest egg of their own, that can be easily accessed (without alerting the taxman) even after your repatriation. Yes, "Virtual Cash" is here to stay and it's yours to keep or spend as you wish, with no paper trail to the taxman.Tax Avoidance is illegal - Tax sheltering is not! This book will guide you through enough legal loopholes to tie the taxman up in knots for at least three lifetimes, giving you and your grandchildren long term, tax free financial security and complete peace of mind.

  • by Brian Taylor
    £19.49 - 33.99

  • by Briyell Jones
    £10.49

    In Search of Self is the narrative of a young woman in search of identity and belonging. A sense of abandonment leaves her asking the big question, Who am I? She recounts her life from birth where she was left in the care system and had to adapt to the stigma of being abandoned. She discusses the issues and challenges she faced growing up in an urban society from childhood to her transition into adulthood. Despite her struggles, she tries to remain strong and speaks of the beauty of life and her family, friends, and God who have kept her going.

  • by Catarina Hansson
    £16.49

    Tora is the daughter of the former king and queen of Nordanland. In addition, Tora is a powerful seid and healer who is slowly discovering her powers. The blood moon is here and the evil Witchmaster is ready to take over Nordanland. Will Tora and her friends be able to stop him?In the Ella trilogy we follow Tora and her friend Wolf in their fight against gray gnomes, oknytt and black magic, all spiced up with a few splashes of Aesir faith. The name of the trilogy refers to the special crosses of magic that run through the story. The Tale of Oknytt and Gray gnomes is the first book in the Ella trilogy about the girl Tora. The second book is called The Tale of Gealdors and Runes and this book, The Tale of Dragons and Flatfeet, is the last.

  • by Leslie Bahn Kawa
    £25.49

    Essentials in Diabetes Medicine serves as an essential resource for medical students, medical professionals, patients, and caregivers.Leslie Bahn Kawa, a Papua New Guinean physician working as a consultant in acute and general internal medicine, highlights the soaring health and human costs tied to the increasing prevalence of diabetes. He presents the academic and the clinical management aspects of diabetes for students and the front-end healthcare practitioners. In addition, he identifies appropriate policies and legislation that could help mitigate the crisis.The book provides:¿ clear information on diabetes, including its pathology, diagnosis, classification, and management;¿ insights on its complications and the comorbidities in contemporary practice; ¿ and information on how to prevent diabetes and manage overt diabetes.The author notes that dieting, exercise, and pharmacotherapies remain the three pillars of diabetes management. In fact, randomized clinical trials show that diabetes is preventable among high-risk groups of different populations in different geographies by focusing on those three things.Get valuable information on diabetes and an array of perspectives on how to manage the disease depending on an individual's lifestyle, so patients can continue to enjoy life to the fullest.

  • by Charles Alan Green
    £19.49

    This novel is the story of the early months of those cataclysmic events as seen through the eyes of some of the major contributors to the War, and also from a group of British athletes who just happened to find themselves thrust into the fighting and mayhem of those chaotic days of July, when the first stand against the Totalitarian Right Wing, under the guise of Fascism, was undertaken by the brave and gallant people of Spain. The War was to last from the summer of 1936 through to late spring of 1939 and over 500,000 people were to lose their lives in the fighting and repression that inevitably accompanies any Civil War, especially when a clash of ideological views are involved. The Spanish War was to be overshadowed almost as soon as it had finished, in April of 1939, by world events which happened later that year. It was though, a major conflict in its own right, which had a significant effect on later events. The blood, destruction and misery caused by the Civil War was to all intents and purposes..."THE PAIN OF SPAIN".

  • by Timothy Green
    £14.49

    PausedThe whole world seems in slow motioncapturing the ocean moves me aroundaground I run to the sure for sheltersuddenly everything stopsno running to the shops for drops of packagesemotion soothed is I no longer need to movelife is paused for a far precious momentsthe calm ocean and serenity soothes melaying in the later day sun.breeze brings me comfort and easeI go to sleep with deep tendensies on my mindthe splash of color rises my moodMy brew of tea has left me watchingnature and it's calm statefriends come and go, speaking to a sparrowI glow with comfort and easePause this march, want to rememberwhatever happened to my December?Food chewed moved my stateSystems broken for chaining meto my desk now I am freeI praise my Lord on bended kneePossibility fends for my safetybecause I woke up ???leaf like a daisyin the early morning sunshine and dawg grass

  • by Jonathon Berry
    £9.49

    The first thing to know about this book is, it isn't about me. It's about the situations I lived through and what I had to do to adapt. And the thing with humans is, we do adapt. Just look at how the nation - the whole world - adapted to having to wash our hands, wear masks and get vaccinated during the global outbreak of Covid-19. If we want to achieve something as a human race, we will do it, and we will adapt. This book is a true story, involving my experience on a mission of goodwill in the tropics of the rainforest, a near death experience on a boat trip in Majorca, and returning to the slow pace of normal life back home.

  • by Kanthi Ford & Patrick Ricketts
    £12.49 - 24.49

  • by Catarina Hansson
    £13.49 - 17.99

  • by Miriam Steiner Aviezer
    £12.49 - 17.49

  • - Geomagnetic Effects on Terrestrial Life
    by Alan Cruice
    £27.99

    Earth's endemic life exists on an active planet, and its physical characteristics shape its development by affecting it in many ways. The planet's magnetic field plays its part in that scenario. In this new book, the author concentrates on this little-understood aspect of terrestrial life's existence. In an all-pervasive way, Earth's natural magnetism imparts a pulse to the life forms that exist on the planet. From the very simplest to the most complex, organisms cannot ignore their natural magnetic environment. A lot of recent research into this phenomenon has been collated and reviewed by the author. In this book, he appraises the evidence from that research in a scientific yet interesting manner.

  • by Alfredo Antonio Artiles Mendieta
    £12.49

    El 1 de enero de 2013 entró en vigor en Nicaragua la Ley No. 822, Ley de Concertación Tributaria. Esta ley tiene como objetivo crear y modificar los tributos nacionales internos y regular su aplicación, con el fin de proveerle al Estado los recursos para financiar el gasto público. Es con esta ley que se introduce en Nicaragua la legislación aplicable a los Precios de Transferencia (en lo sucesivo también, PT), cuya entrada en vigor, de conformidad con el Artículo 303, sería el 1 de enero de 2016. No obstante, su implementación fue postergada para el 1 de enero de 2017. Mediante esta investigación queremos analizar la relación existente entre el Principio de Plena Competencia en Nicaragua y la legislación aplicable a los PT contenida en la Ley No. 822 de 1 de enero de 2013. Finalizamos presentando los aportes sobre PT y su primera adopción. Aunque la rama del Derecho Tributario en Nicaragua ha sido objeto de múltiples investigaciones, el tema de los PT, por su novedad, no ha despertado una atención especial. Con este trabajo hacemos una contribución para participar en el debate y motivar a otros investigadores para que se involucren en el desarrollo del país a través de la implementación de la legislación relacionada con los PT.

  • by Daniel O. Ondieki
    £16.49 - 30.99

  • by Helen Macdonald
    £11.49

    I would like to thank everyone who helped to publish this book and especially thank my sister Ann Macdonald for motivating me to write this book. Thank you!

  • by Robin Moore
    £13.99

    Robin Moore has always been fascinated by water.It is something so simple and seemingly so small, but it has had an enormousimpact on the lives of everyone-and it will continue to do so.The book doesn't explore the science of water, which is vast, complex, andperplexing. Rather, the author's aim is to share a portfolio that illustrates howwater has had a profound impact on our lives and emotions.To achieve his goal, he had to understand the laws of water beforehe could successfully demonstrate its impact. His investigation into the waywater flows and moves, and how it creates patterns and shapes our lives, took himon an interesting journey from the humble drip to the mighty oceans.Art is about emotion, understanding colour, and observation. By bringing scienceand art together, the author calls attention to the magic of water.

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