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  • by Brij V Lal
    £22.99

    In 1995, an independent Constitution Review Commision appointed by the Fijian parliament, recommended wide-ranging changes to the Constitution. Its report formed the basis of a new Constitution promulgated, after wide-ranging consultation and debate, in 1997. Two years later, Fiji held a general election under it.

  • by David Hegarty
    £22.99

    These essays canvass political change and development across the Pacific Islands from a variety of perspectives, each contributing to the analysis of a region growing in complexity and in confidence. The book explores themes of governance, development and security that signal both continuity and change in the Pacific's pattern of islands.

  • by Brij V Lal
    £20.49

    Professor Lal has been remarkably successful in combining scholarship with autobiography in Mr Tulsi's Store. In the essays which cover the author's childhood and education up to university, diligent scholarship combines with evocative autobiographical details to reveal a pattern encompassing Indian indentured worker descendants experiences.

  • by Nicole George
    £22.99

    Since the time of decolonisation in Fiji, women's organisations have navigated a complex political terrain. While they have stayed true to the aim of advancing women's status, their work has been buffeted by national political upheavals and changing global and regional directions in development policy-making.

  • by Brij V Lal
    £22.99

    A Vision for Change: AD Patel and the Politics of Fiji' is an account of the political struggle of one of Fiji's outstanding leaders.

  • by Brij V Lal
    £22.99

    May 19, 2000. Fiji's democratically elected multiracial government is hijacked by a group of armed gunmen led by George Speight, and held hostage for fifty days. Suva, the capital, is torched and looted. This book gathers together a handful of memoirs of those tragic events in Fiji.

  • by Brij V Lal
    £20.49

    A Time Bomb Lies Buried discusses the debates which took place in Suva and London as well as the politics and processes which led Fiji to independence in 1970 after 96 years of colonial rule. It provides an essential background to understanding the crises and convulsions which have haunted Fiji since in its search for a constitutional settlement.

  • by Serge Tcherkezoff
    £22.99

    The texts collected in this volume take an anthropological approach to the variety of contemporary societal problems which confront the peoples of the contemporary South Pacific.

  • by K. J. Heritage
    £21.49

    Quick-Kill is a self-made assassin and tekhead. But after a simple job blows up in her face, she finds herself running for her life. A life that is changed forever.

  • by &1086, 1050, &1090, et al.
    £17.99

    "Енеїда" Котляревського - перший український епос. Написана народною мовою, твір став великим внеском в українську культуру.

  • by Hugh Russel
    £19.99

    A phony Anita Franco is killing European officials, and implicating the real Anita, Kat Fernando, as revenge for bringing her criminal brother and uncle to an explosive end. Wanted, Kat must go on the run and prove her innocence or die trying.

  • by Darryl Palmer
    £30.99

  • by Keysha Roscoe
    £21.99

    With holidays coming up, this book is a gift for & from the heart! You know a little brown girl, who could add this self-empowering book, that ends with affirmations, to her daily/ night routine!

  • by Jacco Lamfers
    £15.49

    Playing with Sheet Music is a series of accessible textbooks for music lovers of all ages. In this second book, you will learn to play scales in all keys from sheet music. Through the exercises, you'll familiarize yourself with accidentals and the difference between major and minor scales. You will learn efficient fingerings for both hands so that you can play accurately. Learn to Read and Play Scales is a reliable method for anyone who wants to take a step further after completing Book 1. This second book will provide your musical development with a solid foundation. Just like Book 1, Book 2 is suitable for self-study as well as for lessons under the guidance of a teacher.

  • by Suzanne Wagner Guinn
    £19.99

    This coffee table book is full of original artwork and poetry both by the author and artist. Artwork was carefully chosen to correlate with the poems that are in this new book. These poems are all new and not published in her first book, "Poems of Everyday Life" published by West Bow Press. You will love leisurely reading through this book, while you sip on your favorite drink. Get one today for yourself, and another to give away. - Enjoy

  • by Chris Mullen
    £17.99

    In this momentous coming-of-age western, Rowdy must fight between his heart and what is lawful.When rustlers steal from a ranch on the outskirts of Lincoln, Rowdy is called to join the hunt and bring them in. But after a fight breaks out and one of the bandits ends up dead, a family member sets out for revenge.With love chasing Rowdy's heels, tragedy strikes when his new beloved is attacked in an act of revenge by the dead rustler's brother, and the town becomes tangled in turmoil.Rowdy, accompanied by new and old friends, sets out to track down those responsible for the attack and secretly hopes to find the attacker first so he can decide the lawful course of action...even though his heart craves revenge.As the manhunt rides on, each must do their part if they hope to catch a killer.

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    by Kathryn Brewster Hausisen
    £31.49

    "A 17th century wife had limited choices; go along with her husband's plans willingly or begrudgingly. Mary Brewster, wife of Elder William Brewster of Mayflower and Plimoth Plantation fame, chose love over resentment. Love inspired her to sacrifice her time, health, and safety for the sake of others. Her commitment to William and their children took her away from her tranquil English hamlet to flee across the North Sea as a refugee. A decade later she sailed on the Mayflower as one of the Separatists destined to establish a new English colony in North America.Through life-threatening transitions, she displayed unrelenting loyalty and service to others. Her compassion encompassed family, friends, orphaned children, young adults, and total strangers. Mary Brewster earned the title Matriarch of the Mayflower. When other women might have chosen differently, she repeatedly chose to support William, even when his convictions exposed her to deprivations and danger. She exemplifies an all-powerful love that bears all challenges, endures losses, and transforms people and places."--

  • by Gary Mcavoy
    £16.49 - 21.49

  • by Sugar Le Fae
    £11.49

    Welcome to the Mustard Seed, your locally-sourced, gay-owned, natural foods grocer! Our cashier, "Zachary," will guide you through the aisles. In Grocery, you'll find purple-haired, bisexual dread. In Supplements, overpriced herbs for every internet ailment. Produce stocks $5 apples, but the weed is cheap. (Ask the manager.) Cold-cuts and drunk sluts in the Deli. The Hot Bar costs $20 a plate, and all leftovers are thrown away by hungry employees, per management. If you drink mud, visit our Coffee Station. We also sell a variety of kombuchas and gluten-free, nonalcoholic IPAs for sober celiac's. And don't forget to check out the guys at the Juice Bar, like our oversexed owner does every time he visits unannounced. Feel free to leave your shopping cart in the parking lot.Sugar le Fae's debut collection, The Mustard Seed, is a nuanced-queer, sad, funny, biting-reflection on American consumerism and the commiseration among service workers. In its structure, this verse memoir borrows from classical song cycles or the concept albums of Tori Amos. The poems flow like scenes, a mix-tape, a dozen short films in each season. These regular cadences allow for bite-sized worldbuilding that adds up to a meal. Particular attention is paid to line-breaks-that unique poetic mechanism for stacking meanings. At its best, this collection lays language bare, makes it aware of itself, slows us down. And if nothing else, there's nothing else like it.

  • by Krista Ritchie
    £16.99

    A sexy M/M romance about two men who are forced to spend time together while working, only to have their feelings for one another grow stronger.

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    £19.49

    Hastings College, an Affiliate Partner of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, invited students age 13 and above from all 93 counties within the state of Nebraska to submit their writing for the 2023 Nebraska Scholastic Writing Awards. The original work featured in this publication showcases the creativity of our 25 Silver Key and Gold Key award recipients. Olivia Achtemeier - Vaishvika Balamurugan - Eve Bishop - Katie Bough - Gabrielle Burns - Jalyssa Caldwell - Ana Carson - Rebekah Daily - Rebecca Ford - Miah Fox - Camila Gomez - Autumn Hall - Alice Jones - Megan Lambert - Carmen Marley - Magnolia Moriarty - Aden Niebuhr - Katelyn Omer - Grace Peng - Ashmiza Shaik - Calvin Snyder - Logan Sylliaasen - Hannah Tang - Charlie Yale - Daniel Yoo

  • by Tina Jackson
    £21.49

    Three young women; Chrysanthemum, Rose & Orage are thrown together performing as The Three Graces on the stage of Fankes' Theatre during the closing days of the Second World War.It's there they come under the spell of wardrobe mistresses Dolores and Janna - a chance encounter that will guide and change all of their fates forever.Set in the dying days of vaudeville theatre and laced with mysticism, fortune tellers, ghosts, and evocative descriptions of the closing days of the War - The Beloved Children will literally make you laugh out loud and perhaps even shed the odd tear.The Beloved Children is wise, funny, heart-breaking, joyous, poignant, and entirely entirely enthralling.Tina Jackson has conjured characters that you will fall unapologetically in love with and placed them in a world that you won't want to leave.This book genuinely weaves a spell around the reader and once you make friends with Janna, Dolores, and The Three Graces you'll never want to be without them in your life again.

  • by Elizabeth Rainey
    £11.49

    Poetry is my go-to medium and is, perhaps, the most representative for people of all ages. Unlike the cycles of classical heroic epics, these occasional poems are shorter, more intimate works, with a more scattered pedigree but often similar themes. The Resident was written over the last decade and features work from three countries, England, Ireland and the United Arab Emirates. It follows on the heels of the translations in The Accidental Ethnographer, composed while I was resident in Abu Dhabi and co-translated from Arabic, hence the title. I bring my own voice to the party, and in so doing, hope to encourage others who feel unrepresented to compose vignettes of their own devising.

  • by Peter Krauth
    £22.49

    Inflation. Debt. Chaos. Uncertainty. Central planners have blown up the world's money supply by five times in two decades. Inflation is turning cash into trash. The COVID-19 pandemic triggered an acceleration of money-printing, leading to a reset of the global financial system. Silver is your chance to survive and thrive in the next crisis. Silver is a proven inflation hedge and a crucial industrial metal for solar panels, electric vehicles, electronics, and medicine. As the world shifts to green energy, silver demand will soar. Supply will not be able to keep pace. This book is the essential guide to profiting from silver's generational opportunity. Whether you are a novice or professional, this book will help you learn silver's role throughout history and how it is uniquely positioned to benefit from inflation and the green revolution. You will also learn the secret indicator for rising silver, how silver's bull market will outperform stocks and bonds, Krauth's shocking silver price target, what makes an ideal silver portfolio, and importantly, when to sell your silver. Krauth explores the full investment spectrum, from coins to junior exploration stocks. You'll learn the SILVER M.A.P. System, a framework that shows you how to build and manage your ideal silver portfolio. This book could mean a world of difference for your future. It might help you sidestep hardship. Even better, it may be your way to profit from events most do not see coming. -"An engaging, in-depth account of silver's role as money, why it's critical in technology, and a superb guide to building your silver investment portfolio to dramatically outperform inflation." Ronald-Peter Stoeferle, fund manager at Incrementum and author of In Gold We Trust report "An essential guide to riding the wild highs of a silver bull market." E.B. Tucker, author Why Gold? Why Now?

  • by Gareth Simmonds
    £7.99 - 11.49

  • by Marina Fareed
    £58.49

    Hospitality is a hallmark of South Asia that I have enthusiastically embraced wherever life has taken me. The world of diplomacy revolves around forging connections, and I encouraged my husband to invite people home. Sometimes the dinner table was a more relaxed place to resolve issues that were challenging to navigate in the hallowed halls of the United Nations.Home entertaining is not for everyone. People with fully staffed establishments have conniptions over an extra couple joining them for a meal. Others I know will gladly host ten in a studio apartment and be having fun the whole time. I was always so engrossed in hosting that I never really stopped to think what I was doing until Covid-19 suddenly disrupted life, as we knew it. Discovering the trail of that experience compelled me to honor, through food and remembrances, the people who have come through my life. In this work, experiences, dishes, and people mingle in an assemblage that I hope captures the fusion of our life.Most of the recipes here are staples that saw me through the busiest times, made in bulk for a formal gathering, and then stored, ready to be defrosted for undergrads arriving off the Chinatown bus. South Asian cuisine caters to households bursting at the seams. But beyond the recipes, I also hope to impart an outlook on connections and entertaining at home.

  • by Anna Zaires
    £19.99

    Op een koude, donkere nacht had een Russische moordenaar me uit een steegje ontvoerd.Ik ben gevaarlijk, maar hij is dodelijk.Ik ben een keer ontsnapt.Hij laat het me geen tweede keer doen.De wraak is van hem.Het verraad is van mij.Maar dat geldt ook voor de leugens om degenen van wie ik hou te beschermen.We zijn uit hetzelfde verknipte hout gesneden. Beiden genadeloos. Beiden beschadigd.In zijn omhelzing vind ik de hel en de hemel, zijn wreed tedere aanraking vernietigt en verheft me meteen.Ze zeggen dat een kat negen levens heeft, maar een huurmoordenaar heeft er maar één.En Yan Ivanov bezit nu de mijne.

  • by Bernadette Marie
    £19.99

    Where one life ends, another is revealed.Liz Evans is setting out on a cross-country road trip, with her grandmother's cat, to carry out her grandmother's final wishes. However, she's about to learn that the coupon clipping woman who raised her was actually a wealthy, Hollywood icon who had her share of international lovers.Mark Watts is only one of the secrets Liz's grandmother kept from her. A biographer, he resides in Liz's grandmother's Palm Beach home, which Liz knew nothing about. As her guide into her grandmother's past, Mark becomes a confidant, a friend, and more.Though Liz's journey is to learn about her grandmother, she finds these lessons turn inward. Content with her life of solitude, Liz is challenged to live a big fat life with no regrets--which just might include a crazy cat, a house in Palm Beach, and a man.

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