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  • by Beatrice Christopher
    £14.49

    "Dear African Parent" is a heartfelt and insightful guide tailored specifically for African parents navigating the unique challenges of supporting their teenagers. Drawing from personal experiences and a deep understanding of African culture, this book offers invaluable insights into fostering a nurturing environment that promotes faith, creativity, and social responsibility in adolescents.Explore the intricate dynamics between parents and teens, uncovering the keys to open communication, mutual respect, and understanding. Learn to create a loving and supportive space that allows teens to flourish while maintaining a strong connection to their cultural heritage.Delve into the historical context of parenting styles, understanding their roots, and embracing a modern approach that encourages positive growth. This book isn't just about parenting; it's a celebration of African diversity and a call to build stronger bonds between generations."Dear African Parent" serves as a comprehensive resource, providing actionable advice and practical strategies to help parents guide their teens through the complexities of adolescence. Embrace this journey with renewed confidence, empathy, and a deeper understanding of the vital role parents play in shaping their children's futures.

  • by Bernard Cenney
    £22.49

    Timeless Terror is part three in the Sparrow's Tears book series, in which the nurse and the green beret find themselves battling international terrorists who are being funded by a ghost from the past with Nazi gold.

  • by Terri S Lee
    £27.99

    Come share in Maisey's adventurous days, Her goofy and silly and mischievous ways.She's always got something important to do.You'll find you want to tag along too!Terri S. Lee was born and raised in the Waikato. She is the mother of two lovely daughters, Jade and Katie, and recently became grandmother to a beautiful baby girl named Flora. She currently lives in the rural North Island with her youngest daughter and a menagerie of pets, where she enjoys working close to the land whenever she's not working on her next book.Ms Lee was inspired to start writing by her love of reading to her own daughters as they grew, combined with witnessing the positive impact that stories could have on the health and wellbeing of young minds. When her youngest daughter, Katie, was dealing with a long-term childhood illness, stories were the best way to take her mind off the pain. They let her relax for a while, laugh, and indulge her imagination in silly adventures when her body wasn't strong enough to join in.Later, she discovered that illustrating was also fun and rewarding, so Ms Lee embarked on a mad adventure of her own: To make her stories available for other families to enjoy.The Maisey Daise stories are her first venture into the world of children's literature. They follow the antics of a mischievous little girl named Maisey as she learns, plays, and explores the world around her, illustrated by colourful, hand-drawn artwork and vivid storytelling.

  • by Uwe D Weis
    £13.49

    Out of the blue, Mia finds herself in cold and snowy surroundings where a most dangerous enemy, from a previous encounter, notices her and swears to take his revenge. Their renewed confrontation explodes into a fight for her and her friends' survival. Can Mia and her friends survive his wicked attacks, and prevent him from damaging the world?

  • by Rajya Lovelife
    £30.99

    'Words Through A Soul' is a book about the journey every human makes, knowingly or unknowingly, from darkness to light, from naivety to mastery, 'A Fool's Journey'.

  • by Effie Tsergas
    £12.99

    Dive into the whirlwind world of love, laughter, and life lessons in "The Pursuit of Love and Other Disasters," a candid and witty memoir by Effie Tsergas. Far more than a series of romantic misadventures, this memoir is a heartfelt exploration of the quest for 'The One'. From dating the irresistible bad boy to navigating the complexities of online dating, Effie shares her heartfelt and often humorous experiences with the men she thought were her soulmates, or rather, as she puts it, the many 'true loves' that graced her life. Effie doesn't shy away from the cold hard truths she discovered along the way, and she takes accountability for the role she played in her dating debacles. Each chapter unveils a new so-called prince charming, from the disillusionment with 'The Politician' to the absurdities of dating 'The Bed Farter' and the deceit of 'The Con Artist'. These stories are more than mere anecdotes; they are reflections of how our upbringing, ancestral history, and past traumas shape our present in the quest for love. "The Pursuit of Love and Other Disasters" is an invitation to reflect on your own love life, to laugh at the universal follies of dating, and to perhaps find solace in the shared absurdities of looking for love. It's a book for anyone who has loved, lost, and dared to laugh about it. Join Effie as she takes you through a roller coaster of emotions and experiences, leading to the ultimate revelation in her final chapter: "I Found The One!" Whether you're still searching for your special someone, or simply enjoy a good tale of romantic misadventures, this memoir is a testament to the enduring hope and humor that guides us through the chaos of dating. So, buckle up and enjoy the ride through "The Pursuit of Love and Other Disasters"! "There have been many soul mates, many 'true loves' as it were, and many, many times, where I believed that he (whoever he happened to be at the moment) was The One. My intention is to share some of those stories for everyone still searching for that special person to call your One. Perhaps this book will cause you to search your soul, reflect, and inspire you to make different choices or, at the very least, gain a better understanding of how your upbringing, ancestral history and your past experiences have affected your 'here and now.' This is my hope." - Effie Tsergas

  • by Jude Randazzo
    £16.49

    In the remote shadows of an isolated, wooded wonder, a camera shutter distills the silence with menacing clicks, capturing the remnants of a small, tragic plane crash. It seems impossible-this secluded, timeless place harboring a hidden observer, stealing glimpses of the wreckage. But, is it? Introducing Tess Kincaid-a humble, reticent professional golfer whose newfound success has thrust her into the glaring national spotlight, and, more ominously, into the obsessive focus of a disturbed photographer.Tess's journey is one where suspense intertwines with the dark. She finds herself grappling with harrowing accidents and sinister shadows, all within the scope of a lurking telephoto lens. But there's more-when a seemingly benign phone call draws Tess and Eddie Spinozza into the heart of Phoenix, they anticipate a tranquil escape. Instead, they spiral into a whirlwind of unforeseeable and unstoppable events, where chase ensues upon chase, and life teeters on the edge of death.The Omen of the Crow is not merely a reading experience; it's an escapade, blending romance and suspense with compelling characters in a seamless flow. It's an ideal companion for those cozy, rainy afternoons, where hot chocolate-or a glass of wine-is in hand, and the anticipation of drama turns every page. This tale is a harmonious balance of refreshing narrative and nail-biting suspense, making it a perfect gift for the avid readers in your life.

  • by Jude Randazzo
    £12.99

    In Jude Randazzo's electrifying thriller, What You Don't Know Can Kill You, Tess Kincaid and Eddie Spinozza find themselves plunged into a whirlwind of peril and mystery, drawn by a seemingly innocuous phone call. Anticipating a tranquil journey to Phoenix to aid a friend, they instead find themselves ensnared in a tempest of danger and intrigue, where each twist catapults them deeper into a relentless three-day ordeal.Randazzo weaves a tantalizing tapestry of suspense, action, and unexpected humor, creating a relentless page-turner that binds you to the very end. The meticulous detailing and exploration of human nature and spur-of-the-moment choices create a rich, immersive experience. The characters, brimming with life, draw you into a vivid world where every interaction feels profoundly real.

  • by Joshua Yoder
    £17.99

    Welcome to Amarthia, where lions, tigers, and bears roam the city streets, and nobody bats an eye. But civilization is only fur-deep, and beneath the surface lies a world few know exists, filled with intrigue, deception...and monsters. Only the agents of the Tiger's Stripe stand between the ordinary world and those who would throw it into chaos. An ancient horror has surfaced in the arid city of Kairran. The Tiger's Stripe sends in their Hunters, agents specially trained to kill the monsters before the deadly truth behind them is revealed. But the secret may already be out. Assad Alabwaq, one of Kairran's vicious crime lords, has heard rumours of the beasts and believes they would make a fine addition to his brutal gladiator games. And it appears he isn't working alone. However, everything falls apart when a political assassination throws the region into chaos, and the Hunters discover they aren't the only ones on Alabwaq's trail. Sedric Barnes, a journalist from the nation of Locke, seeks to expose the crime lord and force an uninterested public to realize the threat on their doorstep. Little does Barnes know that the strange birthmark on his arm is more than a curiosity, and he is about to enter a world of cloaks, daggers, and creatures of nightmare thousands of years old. This revised edition of Mark of the Tiger's Stripe contains altered material from the original version. Most changes were minor, and done to fix errors and provide better characterization. However, they are still changed from the original, and it is my hope that previous readers think of them for the better.

  • by Jeffrey Munroe
    £18.99 - 27.99

  • by Nicole Edwards
    £11.49

    See what's happening at Christmas in Coyote Ridge with never-before-seen characters who are proving that the holidays are even better when they're naughty.Reilly Jameson has had a crush on her older brother's best friend for as long as she can remember. This year, she's decided to put it all on the line and see if she can give Brady McCord a nudge in the right direction. She intends to show him that despite the age difference, they can be really good together.Donovan Jameson has shrugged off his attraction to his little sister's best friend for quite some time because Tate Riggs is not his type. But for some reason, he can't shake it anymore. When Tate calls him sweetie, Donovan wants nothing more than to dominate the younger man and show him just how sweet they can be together.This is a full-length holiday romance with HEAs for two separate couples. Since their lives are so intertwined, it seemed more fun to let it play out side by side.

  • by John Salter
    £15.49 - 23.99

  • by St Nikodemos the Hagiorite
    £13.49

    In Confession of Faith, written just two years before his blessed repose, St. Nikodemos the Hagiorite offers a personal response to his critics and accusers - a personal apologia written also on behalf of his brother Kollyvades. Defending the truth and the canonical order of the Church, he addresses such issues as the meaning of kollyva, the proper time for the celebration of Memorial Services, the special prerogatives due to Sunday, the theology of the divine Eucharist and the frequency of Holy Communion. Moreover, one is brought face to face with this great and holy personality, seeing him not only as a Saint and great Father of the Church, but as a sympathetic and honorable man full of love for his fellow Christians, especially for his enemies.

  • by Jen Talty
    £12.49

    Pinot Noir River spent his entire adult life trying to avoid the drama his family always managed to get caught up in. The secrets, half-truths, and downright lies nearly destroyed his parents, his siblings, and the family winery. Everyone is back working at The River Winery for the first time in years, and things are going smoothly. Hell, he's even getting along with all his brothers and sisters. Everything is perfect. That is until a deadly discovery is unearthed in the vineyards, bringing an unwanted investigation and a sexy investigator who thinks he and the rest of his family know more than they are letting on.Tamsyn Tuttle is no stranger to the River family, Pinot Noir, or their secrets, including the one involving her mother's disappearance. Rumors had surfaced about an affair between her mother and Carter. A vicious verbal fight between Weezer and Tamsyn's mother the day before she vanished has haunted Tamsyn for years. Now that her mother's remains have been found, and on the River property, Tamsyn will stop at nothing to find the answers.Her only problem is that she will have to break the heart of the only man she's ever loved.

  • by Michael Fairley
    £14.49

    This latest book in the Kent's Untold History series explores the changing history ofmedicines, medical treatments, pills and potions in Kent from the 17th centuryonwards, tracing the evolution of medications and drugs prepared by alchemists anddoctors from the historically plant-based preparations of the 1600s and 1700s throughto the evolution of science-based medicines of the 1900s onwards. Advances also took place in the design and manufacture of artificial limbs, manybecoming controlled by cables, gears, cranks and springs, which could often berotated or bent. By the late 1800s new inventions in the manufacture and fitting ofartificial teeth were also taking place. The late 1800s and early 1900s experienced some of the most important advances inmedication and medical treatments. The discovery of penicillin; advances in surgerythat stopped wounds from getting gangrene, as well as operating theatres becominggerm-free environments; the use of sterilization to kill bacteria on surgicalinstruments; the discovery of different blood groups and blood compatibility orincompatibility, which showed that blood transfusions would only work if the bloodgroups were compatible, as well as the development of X-rays. Probably the most significant advances in healthcare were to come in 1911 and1948, with, first, the introduction of the National Health Insurance Act, 1911, andthen The National Health Service Act introduced in 1948. This later Act was toprovide healthcare that was free for all at the point of delivery. This 5th title in the Kent's Untold History series looks at many of these evolutions, development, and discoveries in rather more detail, with input from Kent newspapers in the British Newspaper Archive from the early 1700s right through tothe mid 1900s exploring how these advances and changes were implemented.

  • by Charlie Rigg
    £8.49

    Thanks to his rather special grandmother and a magical grandfather clock, Roy travels to London and meets the keeper of the bell, old Jock Pelfry. He hears the story of Big Ben and gets to go up to the bell tower, see the famous bell and hear it chime.

  • by Barbara Lucas
    £15.49

    Hello! It's me Serenity again, I really hope you enjoyed The Beauties Bullying Adventure book just as much as you will enjoy this amazing coloring book and always remember "Bullying Bullying Can't Do It, Violence Violence Stop Doing it" let's bring an end to Bullying & Violence and make this world a BETTER PLACE.

  • by Mariah C Bond
    £12.99

  • by Nigel Knot
    £10.49

    Ever wondered what happens behind the closed door of the flight deck?This eye-opening and unforgettable diary charts Nigel Knot's thirty years as a commercial airline pilot as he travels to all corners of the world.Laugh-out-loud hilarious for those who want a fun, enjoyable read.Informative for all the aviation enthusiasts out there.>After graduating from Nottingham university with a degree in Civil Engineering Nigel joined the RAF on an eight-year commission. He flew Chinook helicopters in the European theatre and the Falkland Islands.After leaving the RAF, he joined a leading British airline and flew the Tristar, Airbus A320 family and Boeing 777. He spent nine years as a first officer before being promoted to captain in 1999.During his 30 years with the airline, he flew both short and long haul routes, travelling to all corners of the world.His hobbies include a life-long passion for scuba diving, chalk stream fly fishing, and music.He is married, and has two grown up children.

  • by John P Schuman C S
    £20.99

    For over fifteen years, and through four editions, people have relied on the best selling Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law for straightforward advice on important decisions. But in that time, there has never been so many changes in Family Law as there have been since the last edition. Big changes to the federal and provincial laws, and judges taking new perspectives mean that the old ways of thinking can be dangerous. Now, more than ever, people entering, in, or leaving relationship need to understand the laws and how the system works. Whether you are getting married, separating, divorcing, changing a family law agreement or court order, or involved with a children's aid society, knowing how the Ontario Family Law System works and how to avoid some of its dangers really helps. For, this fifth edition of the Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, has substantially rewritten this well-respected and referenced guide. He provides clear explanations about the important family law issues that people face every day. A reference for anyone who needs to understand Ontario family law, the Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law helps answer questions, clarify the issues, and lessen the stress that is often associated with family law matters. Over 600 citations show the laws and court decisions that judges, and lawyers used everyday in Family Law. John Schuman presents the basics of Ontario family law from start to finish. He reviews marriage contracts and cohabitation agreements: what they are, why you need one, and how to do them properly. He also explains what happens when couples separate, including information on getting divorced, parenting time and decision making, child and spousal support and division of assets and debts. John Schuman explains all options - from negotiation to mediation to collaborative practice, to the government child support calculation service to going to court - and what to expect with each one. He even explains what to do when a Children's Aid Society calls and what to do at each step in to court.

  • by L Jane Hastings
    £18.99 - 35.99

  • by Dylan Clearfield
    £13.49

    This book shows how a person who is a victim of brainwashing, cult-like control or an abusive partner can be deprogrammed - by you! It is not about theory, it's about practice. Much of the information in this report covers explicit techniques that follow unclassified methods used by US intelligence agencies which are here adapted for civilian use. Written by a specialist experienced in deprogramming, this book IS NOT a life story but a how-to manual for reversing the effects of brainwashing and other forms of mind control. If you are now feeling the hopelessness, futility and despair that overwhelms a person who has seen a loved one or friend victimized, know that the author also has shared this feeling and has a personal motive for supplying deprogramming tactics. THIS BOOK IS NOT ABOUT THEORY OR SPECULATION. IT SHOWS HOW IT IS DONE.

  • by Sarah Buckley
    £9.99 - 14.99

  • by Sarah Buckley
    £9.99 - 15.49

  • by David Weisbott
    £9.49 - 15.99

  • by Tim Topham
    £14.99

    How do we innovate lessons for beginner piano students while still providing the fundamental training we know is essential? That's precisely what No Book Beginners is all about.

  • by Peter Rossdeutscher
    £15.49

    Moonshot Applied outlines how the world's best performing companies combine bold ambition and superb implementation to spot, develop and scale innovations repeatedly and provides a guide for companies to develop their approach to innovation.

  • by Richard Paterson
    £12.99

    Humans are created to be social beings, living in communities that support each other. Somehow, we seem to have lost our focus on creating healthy communities. This book has been written to inspire readers to pay attention to the advantages of consciously building healthy communities through a return to relational interactions, which have been replaced to a large degree with transactions. Another trend the book explores is the cost of our obsession with efficiency, often to the detriment of effectiveness. And the fact that relational interactions have been the casualty of this shift in emphasis far too often. The author was motivated to put pen to paper because we have lost community as a fundamental platform for building thriving lives, and regressed to a "me" rather than "we" mentality. His dream is for us all to live in thriving communities that enable us to become the best version of ourselves.

  • by Michael Kenihan
    £15.49

    The Health Practitioner's Journey is a four-stage career plan that takes a health practitioner from graduation through to financial and personal success.

  • by Clarence Sylvester
    £15.99

    The Just Man is the powerful story of Clarence Sylvester, who became one of the first African American Senior Drilling Supervisors in the oilfield industry to lead an international crew on a hi-tech drilling ship. One afternoon, while volunteering at a community stakeholders event at Movie Studio Stage 8 in Fayetteville, GA, Clarence went into sudden cardiac arrest and died. His heart had to be shocked back into rhythm by God and two EMTs. The first word out of his mouth, after being raised by the drumbeats of an AED, was "JESUS".In this poignant, motivational book, Clarence chronicles his time as the 11th of 13 farming children from rural Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, persevering and rising to the top of the oil industry in a 35-year professional journey that spanned the globe. The Just Man reveals pivotal life, business, and spiritual lessons that we can all access to succeed-even after setbacks. Clarence demonstrates that there are drumbeats in life to get us back into rhythm, and keep rising.

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