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  • by Jackie Ferris
    £12.99

    Melting ice, a blue bear cub, a tiny baby seal with the most startling blue eyes - what will it take for people to recognise climate change? The Queen of Ice is drowning, and the dragon dolphins can't save her because it is too hot for their ice-breath to freeze.Kefru, a blue polar cubka, is charged by the Blue to save her, but he has already lost his mumka, and the quest to find her is on. Can the dragon dolphins really help him to rescue the Queen of Ice and his mumka?Ten-year-old Cass is also struggling with change. His father, who owns a trawler boat that trades in seal skins, has promised he has changed. But is keeping a polar bear captive really a sign of change? This children's book for adults is a roller-coaster adventure. Read it together and stop the speed of climate change!

  • - Tales of an American Family Imprisoned in Manila in World War II
    by William G Smith
    £19.99

    Two travelers meet in the late 1930s crossing the Pacific to America's Philippine territory. They establish a life together just before World War II arrives in the commonwealth and find themselves abandoned by their government as mere pawns of war. Interned on the campus of the University of Santo Tomas in Manila by the Japanese with thousands of other civilians, they must create a completely new life. After a time the internment camp becomes a community and a sort of home. But as years pass and the fortunes of the Japanese Empire fade, life in the camp becomes a constant struggle against starvation and death. This is a heartwarming story of resilience, family ties and resourcefulness with a fascinating look at World War Two from the point of view of civilians caught in the middle.

  • - The Systematical and Deliberate Enslavement of the African American Soul through Dependency Programs and Policies
    by Joseph K Oyeleye
    £19.99

    Since the age of slavery, the story of the African American people has been filled with tragic circumstances, injustice, and hardship. This book examines the historical causes of these circumstances and how they can be overcome.

  • - Path of Hope
    by David Raivitch
    £14.99

    A young vampire girl, Ashrej, lives with her adoptive grandfather until they are both captured by a group of vampire hunters. Now she must form an unlikely alliance with a hunter named Akand, the only one who can help her save her grandpa and regain her life.

  • by Sylva Kanderal
    £20.49

    The day of her greatest professional triumph becomes the worst day for the young lawyer Veronique Morgan. She buries herself in her work, but it soon turns out that her work itself holds more dangers than Veronique ever thought it could ...

  • by Gregory a Sallee
    £18.99

    A college coed is dead, brutally murdered in her own home with a butcher knife. Detective Tom James and his partner Mike Turner begin unravelling the clues and interviewing witnesses while still going about their own day-to-day lives.

  • by David Eaton
    £20.49

    Mark Adams' deep love for Elaine Moore seems doomed. When he develops a process to end the energy crisis, her husband vows to discredit him and the process. Now Mark must overcome her husband's treachery and his heartache over her betrayal. Can he do it?

  • by Suk Kyoon Kim
    £20.49

    Various types of pirates have existed throughout history, and they reflected the social circumstances under which they operated. They were also the product of international politics among maritime powers in relation to maritime dominance. Pirates in history had been more than merely outlaws who disturbed maritime trade, threatened the safety of shipping and committed brutal crimes, inflicting enormous loss of life and property. They have occasionally served as a proxy of state power or as resistance to oppressive state authority and exploitative social structures. Pirates were also an outcry for freedom against oppressive authority and brutal violence in the maritime world. Despite their social and historical context, however, the nature of pirates has remained unchanged: They are brutal and heinous criminals who plunder ships and inflict terrifying violence at sea.

  • by Jeffery Carr
    £16.49

    Everyone knows Murphy's Law: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong." This humorous and pithy book takes Murphy's Law further, applying it to military history and maxims, along with detailed illustrations from real battles from ancient history to modern warfare and lessons to be learned.

  • by M' Lu
    £17.49

    Navy SEAL Cain Weston returns home to his familial ranch in Montana after multiple tours in the Middle East. A chance meeting with Cailee Tyler, a raw recruit in cyber intelligence, plunges him into a stormy romance fraught with mystery and political intrigue.

  • - A Disciplining of Your Mind
    by Fouts Melinda
    £18.99

    Ph.D. Melinda Fouts takes the reader through ways to gain a greater understanding of how we all disrupt our own inner peace. She teaches a method to develop a daily discipline to control emotional triggers and begin the journey of cognitive enlightenment.

  • - The Queen Returns
    by Terra Pries
    £12.99

    Wonderland has been taken over by the Queen of Hearts, who in her quest for ultimate power has destroyed all the royalty that could pose a threat to her. Now Alice must embark on a quest with the Mad Hatter, Tinkerbell, and Robin Hood to make things right.

  • - For Dreamers Ages 5 to 105
    by Jean Dickinson
    £12.49

    A very lighthearted way to experience travel! Visit your neighborhood, your country and the world with the unlikely explorers, The Cow and The Horse. Whether a five-minute or hour-long journey, these endearing characters will leave you wanting to see the world.

  • by Michael Nicholson
    £12.99

    When a typographical error causes Australia to buy 150 submarines instead of 15, the country becomes a superpower. However, an angry nation sweeps the Australian Greens Party into power, and the new Australian President finds himself President of the World.

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