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  • - Peter Pan
    by Alvaro Parra Pinto
    £9.99

    CHILDREN´S BOOKS IN EASY SPANISH Volume 4Peter Pan Intermediate LevelThis volume was written in simple, easy Spanish for elementary-level students. Fun and easy to read, the text was edited and simplified to increase language comprehension and ease reading practice with simple wording, short sentences, and moderate, elementary-level vocabulary

  • - Alicia en el Pais de las Maravillas
    by Alvaro Parra Pinto
    £9.99

    CHILDREN´S BOOKS IN EASY SPANISH Volume 3Alicia en el País de las MaravillasIntermediate LevelThis volume was written in simple, easy Spanish for elementary-level students. Fun and easy to read, the text was edited and simplified to increase language comprehension and ease reading practice with simple wording, short sentences, and moderate, elementary-level vocabulary

  • - An Alex Cave adventure. Episode 3
    by James M Corkill
    £9.99

    The Yellowstone super volcano is about to erupt in this science fiction mystery!Geophysicist Alex Cave discovers a piece of alien technology on one of the Aleutian islands, but before he can take it to a safe location, it is stolen by one of the crew and taken to COBRA, a private top-secret research facility south of Yellowstone National Park.They also kidnap the only person knowledgeable about the device. Alex's close friend, Doctor Henry Heinz. A big mistake.The scientists have no idea what they are dealing with, and despite his warning, test the device. It disturbs the sleeping Super Volcano, putting all life on Earth in grave danger. Alex begins a desperate race to change the future and gets help from someone he could never imagine.Get ready for thrilling scenarios, exhilarating situations, and nail-biting suspense. A fantastic ride from this best-selling and award-winning author.How does Alex save humanity?Find out by grabbing your copy now!

  • by Adrian Q Heflin
    £7.99

    Avery Goodman is struggling to deal with his unfaithful wife and life's cruelty. He must find a way to provide for his children when he can barely manage himself. Will he be able to recover from the constant misfortune before he loses everyone he loves?

  • - My Life in Poetry Presents
    by Michael A Wade
    £32.49

    Stone Williams, a convicted drug dealer who has just been released back into society on probation & parole. Stone goes back to the world using the love of his children as his motivation. Only to come to the realization times have changed & the sins of the father curse the children. On the road to redemption Stone chooses to start a family with Persephone Skye and learns it takes more than love & good intentions to keep his family together. The whole time trying to get from under a system who wishes to crush him and the reputation he has built.Inspired by actual events, this is a real story about real problems people face every day. People like our dear mothers, our dear fathers, so with no further ado Mizchief's Ink Publications brings to you "Dear Child of Mine."

  • by Alvaro Parra Pinto
    £9.99

    This volume was written in simple, easy Spanish for intermediate language students. Fun and easy to read, it includes a selection of pages from the following best-sellers: *THE THREE MUSKETEERS by Alexandre Dumas*FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON by Jules Verne.*TARZAN OF THE APES by Edgar Rice Burroughs*THE METAMORPHOSIS by Franz Kafka*WUTHERING HEIGHTS by Emily Brontë*FRANKENSTEIN by Mary ShelleyAll texts were translated, edited and simplified to increase language comprehension and ease reading practice with simple wording, short sentences, and moderate, intermediate-level vocabulary.

  • - Book Four of the Art Of Love Series
    by Donna McDonald
    £11.49

    Everyone loves weddings-well, everyone but the Larson brides. What do multiple weddings finally getting to happen, a new career for Ellen, and an art gallery opening have in common?They're all in this new light-hearted addition to the Art of Love series. Packed with lots of resolution and the wobbly path to matrimony for some of the Larson brides, this romantic comedy about weddings will have you laughing from beginning to end.NOTE: For max enjoyment of the entire Larson family saga, reading the previous three books in this sexy romance series is highly recommended.

  • by Joy Argento
    £10.49

    Holding onto Faith explores the tumultuous journey of Faith Hughes as she grapples with a love that challenges the very foundation of her beliefs. When Faith falls head over heels for her roommate, Sami Everette, she is forced to confront a reality that goes against everything she was raised to accept. Caught between the fervor of her newfound love and the teachings of her faith, she must navigate the treacherous waters of self-discovery. Will she risk alienating herself from her religious community to pursue a love that feels undeniably right? As the stakes heighten, Faith finds herself confronted with a soul-searching question: What if the one thing standing between her and the woman she loves is God himself?This book is a poignant and heart-wrenching exploration of love, faith, and self-acceptance. As Faith grapples with the complexities of her emotions, readers are taken on a compelling journey through the intersections of love and spirituality. Will Faith find a way to reconcile the contradictions between her heart's desires and the expectations of her faith? Can she forge a path that allows her to be true to herself, embrace the woman she loves, and still maintain her connection with God? This evocative and thought-provoking novel challenges societal norms, reminding us that sometimes, the most profound journey is the one that takes place within the depths of our own hearts.

  • - Unlocking Your Subconscious Mind
    by Devin Daniels
    £8.49

    "You are completely relaxed... you feel warm and comfortable ... you feel you really need to close your eyes and sleep... your eyelids are getting heavy... heavier... and heavier... slowly, you close them... now they are closed... you are getting sleepier.... and sleepier.... you are going to SLEEP...... deeper and deeper asleep... SLEEP!"The mind is the main control center of your whole body. Whatever it sets out unto itself will affect your whole system - inside and out. If you only know how to operate it and steer it to your command, the possibilities are endless!If you wish your life more success; if you want to eliminate pain, uneasiness, tension and anxiety; if you wish to take a break, pause, or stop amidst the chaos of everyday living; if you're ready to pull your life together and hold it in your hands once again; then you can start right now. No need to get out of the house. No need to put on makeup. No need to put on fancy clothes. Let the power of self hypnosis help you achieve success!

  • by Sunni Tonitia Barbosa-Taylor
    £11.49

    A colorful children's book that encourages children to spend time in meditation with God while going green and healthy by eating fresh fruit.

  • - A Serious Statement
    by Sunni Tonitia Barbosa
    £9.99 - 17.99

    Through these words I hope I can do my part to move, motivate, and innovate our people to be a better people. This collection of poetry has been made up of fiction as well as non-fiction material with hidden and direct positive messages that I hope will help teach and remind us of our morals and values. This book says I can, want, and need to communicate, relate, respect, understand, and unite with the rest of the world in order to make myself a better person and vice versa. I hope you enjoy this reading.

  • by Geoffrey Sleight
    £14.99

    Growing up in the bomb ravaged setting of London's east end, just after World War 2, young Tony Selby's parents want a better life for their son. His ex-RAF father plans to get Tony into higher education and lift him out of the poverty that surrounds. But his uncle has plans for the boy to join him in a lucrative criminal life. The scene is set for a story of crime, love, betrayal and revenge, as Tony's life unfolds into adulthood.

  • - Episode II The Maletion Confederacy Strikes Out
    by Casey Okocha
    £10.99

    A week after their battle on Mars against Voltron, Taren and his team returns for another epic adventure. However, this time on the battlefields for the Dragnanian armies as they struggle to hold off the Maletion Confederacy. A new threat emerges from the shadows. This new threat allies with the Fallen and gives him insight into what Taren and his friends are doing. The Fallen uses that to his advantage and he devastates his enemies. This causes Taren to question whether supposed close allies can be trusted. Taren and his friends battle to survive the onslaught of the Fallen and this hidden enemy who pushes them to the very brink.

  • by C Mahoney
    £9.99

    Explore what it means to be human through this thoughtful collection of introspective essays. Examining topics like belief, love, purpose, and morality, the author invites readers to think critically about human nature and our place in the universe. With empathy and nuance, he encourages self-reflection on universal concepts and experiences familiar to us all.Delving into the strangeness and absurdities of everyday life, these essays prompt readers to challenge assumptions and consider new perspectives. Ranging from playful to profound, they reveal the weirdness in the mundane using humor and imagination. Ultimately, the book reaffirms our shared humanity and interconnectedness.Ideal for humanists, philosophers, and anyone seeking meaning, this collection offers bite-sized doses of insight into life's big questions. Dip in during quiet moments of contemplation or read cover-to-cover for an intimate journey of self-discovery. With raw honesty and thoughtful analysis, the author holds up a mirror to examine what makes us who we are.

  • by C Mahoney
    £9.99

    Explore the weirdness and wonders of everyday life through this playful collection of short philosophical essays. Ranging from the mundane to the profound, the author invites readers to see the world through a lens of curiosity, imagination, and humor.Examining concepts like belief, conformity, anger, and morality, he prompts self-reflection on what it means to be human. With nuance and empathy, the essays encourage looking at life's absurdities and contradictions in new ways. Rather than providing answers, the author's goal is to spark questions and make readers think critically.Covering topics from dogs to donuts, these bite-sized musings reveal strangeness in the ordinary. The author finds philosophical puzzles in a ladybug, a restroom break, or an empty field. With raw honesty, the essays hold up a mirror to human nature.Ideal for humanists, free-thinkers, and anyone seeking perspective, this collection offers insightful observation of the weird people we meet and the oddities of everyday life. Dip in during quiet moments of contemplation or read cover-to-cover for an offbeat journey of self-discovery.

  • - A shipwrecked viking needs to get past a talking stop sign to get the tools they need to fix thier ship
    by Eric C Goose
    £17.49

    A poetic tale of a little viking and his bird get shipwrecked on an shore near a city. They meet a stop sign that seem intent on scaring the two from going to town. how will they get the tools to fix their ship.how will the get to the sea.

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    £11.99

    Mary-Ann liked many things, but she did not like going to bed. "It's boring!" she'd exclaim night in and night out. But when her mom introduces her to the Dream Buddies, the nights will become Mary-Ann's favorite time of the day!

  • by G K Chesterton
    £12.49

    Written in the beginning of the 20th century, before the WW I, when this theme was the "topic of the hour," eugenics is the study of methods of improving genetic qualities by selective breeding. Exerpts: "The wisest thing in the world is to cry out before you are hurt. It is no good to cry out after you are hurt; especially after you are mortally hurt. People talk about the impatience of the populace; but sound historians know that most tyrannies have been possible because men moved too late. It is often essential to resist a tyranny before it exists. It is no answer to say, with a distant optimism, that the scheme is only in the air. A blow from a hatchet can only be parried while it is in the air." "The point here is that a new school believes Eugenics against Ethics. And it is proved by one familiar fact: that the heroisms of history are actually the crimes of Eugenics. The Eugenists' books and articles are full of suggestions that non-eugenic unions should and may come to be regarded as we regard sins; that we should really feel that marrying an invalid is a kind of cruelty to children. But history is full of the praises of people who have held sacred such ties to invalids." "A silent anarchy is eating out our society." "Now this is the first weakness in the case of the Eugenists: that they cannot define who is to control whom; they cannot say by what authority they do these things."

  • - IXEG X-PLANE version
    by Mike Ray
    £31.49

    This coil bound black and white edition is the PERFECT companion for those X-Plane Flight Simulator pilots who love their IXEG 737, and yet want to save a few bucks by not buying the color edition. The material in the book is specifically written for this airplane ... and for those sim-pilots who want to know how to fly the 737-300 just like the pros.

  • - ... and other tales of the Old West
    by Nik Morton
    £8.49

    Whether it's the Sierras of the 1790s or the Chicago boxing ring of the 1920s, or any time in between, the characters of the Old West can be found in these stories. Gambling played a significant part, too, among the cowboys herding their steers, or on the paddle-wheelers of the Mississippi or the proliferation of 'last chance' saloons throughout the west. Conflict with the Indians was not always straight-forward, either. There were shades of grey - notably in the guise of the Apache called Gray Wolf. The simple call of 'Hello, the house!' made by strangers on the approach to a homestead can lead to suspense, mystery and, ultimately, threat in the family and home. Here, too, you'll find the harsh conditions of the slums in 1860s New York and the vicious gangs. Always, individuals attempt to rise above adversity and grasp the opportunities that the 'new land' offers. Why not visit now and throw your hat into the ring, and take a chance and hazard all?

  • by Oscar Wilde
    £11.49

    The Happy Prince and Other Tales (sometimes called The Happy Prince and Other Stories) is a collection of stories for children by Oscar Wilde first published in May 1888. It contains five stories, "The Happy Prince", "The Nightingale and the Rose", "The Selfish Giant", "The Devoted Friend", and "The Remarkable Rocket". It is most famous for its title story, "The Happy Prince".

  • by C Mahoney
    £9.99

    This engaging collection of 75 interesting facts covers a diverse range of topics sure to pique readers' curiosity. From playing cards to baking bread, readers will uncover fascinating tidbits about history, nature, food, sports, and more. The facts touch on science, religion, war, poverty, prejudice, and thought-provoking questions about the world we live in.Readers will learn about towering trees, deadly spiders, court rooms, human intelligence, and the intricate workings of the brain. Sports fans can soak up details on legendary hockey player Wayne Gretzky and the origins of American football. Budding artists can gain insight into Claude Monet's practice. Even reluctant eaters may gain an appreciation for nutritious foods after learning about the high water content of fruits like watermelon and cantaloupe.Beyond mere trivia, these interesting facts provoke deeper thinking on weighty topics like cultural diversity, addiction, cycles of violence, and societal needs versus individual wants. Readers are gently challenged to open their minds, think critically, and gain appreciation for different perspectives.Sprinkled throughout are inspirational quotes from the likes of Michael Jordan, nudging the reader toward self-improvement. The collection wraps up with practical advice on achieving goals, good posture, mental focus, and physical health. While entertaining, it subtly promotes values of curiosity, perseverance, empathy, and compassion. Readers of all ages will find something enjoyable in this eclectic mix of trivia and life lessons that aims to educate as well as inspire.This book is a part of a series: Trivia and Fun Facts to help you beat the boredomTrivia and Interesting Facts to Help You Beat the BoredomTrivia and Strange Facts to help you beat the boredomTrivia and Weird Stuff to help you beat the boredom

  • by C Mahoney
    £9.99

    This collection of 75 fun facts and snippets of trivia covers a wide range of topics sure to pique the interest of readers. From playing cards to tectonic plates, eggs to avocados, workouts to rare minerals, there is something here for everyone. The facts touch on science, nature, history, sports, art, and more.Readers will learn about the origins of playing cards, how snowflakes form, the speed of information transmission in the brain, and the largest volcano on Earth. Sports fans can soak up tidbits about football, hockey, and cycling records. Aspiring artists can get insight into Monet. Even picky eaters may gain an appreciation for foods after learning about the nutritional value in eggs, avocados, and watermelon.Beyond mere trivia, these fun facts provoke deeper thinking on weighty topics like religion, war, poverty, and prejudice. Brief sections pose thoughtful questions about cultural diversity, cycles of violence, and societal needs versus individual wants. Readers are gently challenged to open their minds, think critically, and gain appreciation for different perspectives.Sprinkled throughout are inspirational quotes, gently nudging the reader toward self-improvement. The collection wraps up with practical advice on health, wellness, and achieving goals. While entertaining, it subtly promotes values of perseverance, hard work, health, and compassion. Readers of all ages will find something enjoyable in this eclectic mix of trivia and life lessons that aims to educate as well as inspire.This book is a part of a series: Trivia and Fun Facts to help you beat the boredomTrivia and Interesting Facts to Help You Beat the BoredomTrivia and Strange Facts to help you beat the boredomTrivia and Weird Stuff to help you beat the boredom

  • - A Thanksgiving Romance
    by Jessica Gadziala
    £8.49

    I haven't been home for Thanksgiving in six years. A couple days before I leave to head home, I am informed that my brother's best friend, and also my huge, obnoxious adolescent crush, will be there as well.So among a shaky work situation, a newfound potato chip addiction, and the usual stress of heading home for the holidays, I have a sudden urge to prove that I was no longer the mumbling, bumbling girl in Hogwarts robes and her nose in a book.Not that anything was going to happen between us. Those hopes had died around the time I headed off to college.But maybe....

  • by Maria Thea Chiodino
    £13.99

    1976. La nascente Costa Smeralda fa da sfondo a un giallo che sconvolge la tranquilla vita di Luisa. Una Gallura ancora selvaggia e ancestrale trapela da questo intrigante racconto, dove l'arrivo dei Vip, lentamente ma inesorabilmente, sta cambiando la società di questa terra antica e mitica che, grazie ai ricordi della protagonista, affascina e coinvolge. Luisa al suo primo impiego importante in un'agenzia immobiliare si ritrova invischiata in qualcosa di più grande di lei. Chi è l'affascinate giovane che la segue e la corteggia? Come mai quella villa è sempre chiusa?

  • by Barrett McMillan
    £11.49

    Barrett McMillan was initially rejected by the Navy SEALs due to poor physical screening test results in push-ups and pull-ups. He began an intensive bodyweight training program that ultimately enabled him to complete BUD/S and serve as an officer in the SEAL teams. This guide covers bodyweight training fundamentals, with focus on: - The Eleven Main Benefits of Bodyweight Training- Proper Execution of Pull-Ups, Push-Ups, Dips and Grip Strength Exercises - How Your Genetics Can Affect Your Body's Response To Intense Bodyweight Training- How To Use Maximal and Sub-Maximal Training Days (Not doing so is setting yourself up to fail!)- The Importance Of Rest For Maximal Strength Gains- The "Secret Weapon" of Bodyweight Training- How The Pyramid Technique Can Help You Smash Through Max-Rep Plateaus The main feature of this guide is the 37-week Training Diary that depicts the day-by-day schedule of bodyweight exercises, sets and repetitions used by the author to increase his test scores as shown below: - Dead-hang Pull-ups: 7 reps to 33 reps- Perfect Form Push-ups: 34 reps to 98 reps- Dips: 9 reps to 37 reps This guide is a must-read if you desire to become a Navy SEAL or a member of any elite military unit. It provides an eye-opening look at the level of intensity associated with physical training in the special operations community.

  • by Richard B Foster
    £7.99

    This is the Comedian's Artwork edition of "Conversing With Spiders" by Richard B. Foster. This edition comes with a stylish, artistic, black-and-white cover with art that was created by Foster himself.Believe it or not, this is not a scientific study on the art of spider-whispering. Instead, this is a hilarious short story, told by an amusing frustrated narrator, on the conversations between two unlikely friends. You will soon discover the comical plight of a house-spider named Gary.

  • by Melinda Di Lorenzo
    £9.99

    Tucker Greenleaf has spent her whole life trying to rise above her questionable childhood. With her past finally behind her - broken heart, broken family, broken dreams - she's got her sights on a bright future. And she's got a plan to do it. No men. No distractions. No tolerance for big egos and even bigger trucks. And it's all going smoothly...until Joey Fox walks into her life. Joey Fox is too charming for words, drifting through college life on a trust fund and a gorgeous smile. He's not ashamed to admit that he's cultivated a bit of a reputation. Daddy's money. (Lots of it.) One night stands. (Lots of them.) And zero apologies for any of it. It's working well for him...until he spies a girl with long, red hair and mismatched shoes. Both are trying to outrun their pasts. Both have something to prove. She wants to save a small part of the world. He wants to escape from under his dad's thumb. When their two worlds collide, sparks and parking tickets fly, secrets come to the surface and heartbreak seems like a given. Will Joey be able to break down the wall Tucker's built around her heart? Once Tucker knows everything about Joey, will she be able to forgive him enough for both of them? And most importantly...can love and forgiveness find their way through, and give Joey and Tucker a chance they never thought they'd have? Previously published under the name "Bad Reputation", Colliding Hearts is the 2013 winner of the SYTYCW contest.

  • - The True Story... well, not really
    by Richard B Foster
    £7.49

    This is the Comedian's Artwork edition of "The Robin Hood Paradox" by Richard B. Foster. This edition comes with a stylish, artistic, black-and-white cover with art that was created by Foster himself. This is the true story (not really) of Robin Hood, the heroic thief of olden times. Well, this may not be the true story, but it is a comical short story detailing the problem with Robin's fascinating idea for helping the less fortunate. What really happened to Robin Hood?

  • by William Shakespeare
    £11.99

    Hermia loves Lysander, Lysander loves Hermia, Demetrius loves Hermia, Helena loves Demetrius, and no one loves Helena. Oh, and Egeus wants his daughter killed if she doesn't follow his plan of marrying Demetrius.

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