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  • - Amitabh Bachchan
    by Rajnni Lalsingaani
    £22.49

    Amitabh Bachchan is a superstar in the truest sense of the word. His name and face have taken over the hearts of minds of people around the world for almost 50 years.This book is the story of hope and survival against all odds. Masterfully using a unique compilation of articles published in newspapers at the time, this book attempts to chronicle the incident as it unfolded each day when disaster befell him in 1982. Taking the reader on a journey through the two months when Amitabh Bachchan was in hospital fighting for his life. It explores the effect the incident had on the entire nation as they waited, prayed and came together, united in the hope that he would survive. And survive he did. Fans around the world still talk about this miracle.The book is full of interesting anecdotes, quotes, and rumors that were rife at the time of the incident and provides an engaging insight into the superstar's private persona. It also explores Amitabh's later struggles and his ultimate return to glory in this comprehensive and loving retelling of the major events of his life to date. It highlights how news was reported in the eighties in India, and the restrained approach to reporting compared to the desensitized, sensationalist tone news has acquired today. That aspect alone makes for an interesting read.The author, smitten with the charismatic artiste, cut and pasted each article published about the incident into a small, little notebook as it happened. It is her desire now to be able to take this news to the Indian diaspora, with the belief that it will be able to provide courage and hope for people whose families are in similar situations. Resonating a message to never give up hope because against all odds, a person still has their inner will power and the Supremo's wish - "The one who wants to help you is always stronger than the one who wants to destroy you. If God has decided to save you, nothing can harm you." "Jaako raakhe saainyan, maar sake na koi"

  • by Doug Limbrick
    £7.99

    For many novice and even some experienced runners completing the 42.2 kilometres (26 miles) involved in running a marathon seems daunting and too difficult to contemplate. For those who have run a half marathon the thought of running two half marathons back to back may seem impossible. However this short book has been written to demonstrate that most runners can complete a marathon and then it provides the information about how to go about preparing for the event, running the marathon and recovering.The book includes advice about: the long run; speed work; stretching; food; clothing and shoes; injuries (prevention and treatment); hydration; the taper; tactics; the race day; and recovery.It also has a proposed three-month training program with day-by-day advice.

  • by Bridgette Campbell
    £19.99

  • - A memoir of a mother and her son who has Down syndrome
    by Peter Rowe
    £14.99

  • - Perspective from Science and Philosophy
    by Allan Nanva
    £16.99

  • - Are you really what you wear?
    by Annie Robson
    £15.99

    Does a new dress have the power to change a woman's life?Thirty-five-year-old Waverley Litchfield, manager of vintage-inspired boutique, Right! A Dress, in Tasmania, is sure that it does: For fish-out-of-water journalist Holly, in the throes of an eating disorder that's seen her rapidly drop three dress sizes;For only child Vivian, who has no life - not now that she's been forced to take on full-time care of her elderly mother;For Fashions on the Field obsessed Tilly, whose biggest claim to fame so far has been falling off the catwalk and ending up in Accident and Emergency;For seriously overweight Raine, whose size is keeping her from being chief bridesmaid at her best friend's wedding;For forty-something Odette, fed up with sweating the small stuff until a brush with breast cancer puts everything into perspective;For young building apprentice Ashleigh, desperately in search of her 'tribe', andFor Sasha and Farelle, perilously close to losing everything to a runaway shopping habit and an all-consuming career.Singlehandedly, Waverley masterminds an ingenious fashion-inspired event that brings together all these women - and two men - and, incredibly, manages to change each of their lives for the better.But what about Waverley herself? Can a dress possibly cure her of the crippling flying phobia that's kept her trapped on her island home, able only to dream of Paris, the fashion capital of the world she has long yearned to visit? And how will it help her find love in the process?

  • - A 365-Day Devotional
    by Mizraiim Lapa-Pethe
    £19.99

  • - How to put Humpty together again
    by Edward Gifford
    £16.99

  • - The Science and the Myths
    by Ken Watson
    £14.49

  • by Zoe Jones
    £10.49

  • by A B Patterson
    £14.49

  • - The Comedy Challenge
    by Eric Howie
    £18.99

    The sequel to Artificial Imagination Part 2: The Comedy Challenge.Buddy and Alice continue their journeys. Alice desperately tries to hang on to her cash while Buddy struggles with the consequences of becoming self-aware. Buddy challenges the Helper to see whether comedy might be an enduring difference between Human and Artificial imaginations.

  • - Tanglemire Forest No Ordinary World
    by N J Tierney
    £15.99

  • - 26 Letters of the English Alphabet Full Colour A-Z Picture Book
    by Melissa Savonoff
    £11.49

  • by Graeme Kanofski
    £14.99

  • by Michael O'Brien
    £14.99

    This is the story of a man who researched his family tree only to find it had been growing in a forest full of unusual life.His family began arriving in Sydney, Australia in 1839, whether by choice or by the order of an overworked judge. Either way, they left their old ways (and sometimes, spouses) behind and began a new life (sometimes with new spouses).While the O'Brien and Kingdom families had their share of interesting people, so did life around them. There were heroes, villains, brilliant minds, and utter morons. There was thrilling entertainment (until television arrived), political shenanigans, sporting successes and complete failures. There were some extraordinary stories in some extraordinary times.With a dry sense of humour and the odd tear in his eye, Michael O'Brien tells the tale of his family and the world they lived in. It is funny, it is sad, it is tragic, it is triumphant.It is their story … and it is history.

  • - Volume 1 Reference Book
    by Melissa Savonoff
    £23.49

    Ricardo's English Word Grid(TM) system is completely new to the market and revolutionary for education.

  • by Andrew Srour
    £11.49

  • by Paige Cathcart
    £14.49

  • - My Experience with Stargardt's Thirty Years On
    by David Wade
    £11.49

  • - Death and the Cycles of Life
    by Christine U Cowin
    £14.99

  • by Eric Howie
    £16.99

  • - Surviving the Loneliness of Growing Up Within "The Secret Sect"
    by Peter Robertson
    £11.49

  • by Lindy Zillman
    £9.49

  • by Louise Lambeth
    £10.49

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