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  • av Colin Graham
    146,-

    From the coal mines of Northern England, which fuelled the Allies in World War II, to the war-torn streets of Saigon after the Vietnam War, two young souls charted their paths to America in the 1980s. Despite their vastly different journeys, fate brings them together in Indiana, where they uncover a collection of papers penned by a young Abraham Lincoln and hidden by his friend Eleanor Smith. This remarkable discovery ignites a shared quest to uncover the true significance of the documents for Lincoln and his childhood companion. As they delve deeper into their investigation, the revelations they uncover prove as transformative as the journey that brought them together.

  • av Pepper Halph
    143

    For the last decade of his career, Peter dedicated himself to traveling the globe, attempting to show that shared information benefits the entire company more than isolated data. However, this book isn't about his professional mission; it's about the adventure of travel itself. Travel is divided into four essential parts: Planning the trip. Getting there. Being there. Getting home. While all four parts are covered, it's 'Being there' that takes center stage, as that's where the real excitement happens. Peter's journeys through diverse countries, encountering different peoples, cultures, and landscapes, only deepened his love for travel and humanity. Yet, post-9/11, the joy of travel has been marred by the extensive time spent navigating airport security. Sometimes, it feels like more time is spent in airports than in the air. Join Peter in rediscovering the joy of travel. Let's bring the fun back into our journeys.

  • av Nico I M Reason
    136

    Fehotun sent away the humans to fend for themselves in Gipo, ruling over the Fae and keeping them safe in Bubbol, the safest and most prosperous domain in the whole world. The human and fae kingdoms of Aria have been at war since the beginning of civilization. Enter Ethan Owusu and Balthazar, two boys from entirely different worlds. Balthazar is a fae prince and the sole student of Aria's god, Fehotun, while Ethan is a human commoner with a deeper understanding of magic than anyone else alive. These two opposites would never meet under usual circumstances, but fate has other plans.

  • av Jill Nutbeem
    136

    At just fifteen and a half years old, Vicky felt betrayed, unloved, and abandoned by her mother. Her stepfather had subjected her to both physical and mental abuse, pushing her to the brink of despair. The cold, hard underpass in the unfamiliar city offered no comfort to the young girl. Vicky told herself to trust nobody, but a strange coincidence brought a mysterious stranger into her life, transporting her into a new world filled with hope and forgiveness. Join Vicky on her transformative journey as she navigates the challenges of her past and embraces the possibilities of her future. Through the guidance of an unexpected mentor, Vicky discovers the power of resilience and the strength that lies within her. As she learns to forgive those who have wronged her and opens her heart to the world around her, Vicky begins to see herself in a new light.

  • av Lynda Thrift
    173

    Brother Luke, Keeper of the Sword, faces a daunting task. The Sword, weary from its battles, yearns for rest, and it falls upon Brother Luke to find a secure haven where it can slumber until called upon once more. His journey has taken him across the length and breadth of the British Isles, yet the elusive spot remains hidden. As he trudges across another desolate moor, the heavens unleash a torrent of rain, hammering down upon him. Cold, wet, and on the brink of despair, Brother Luke fears that without help, he will soon succumb to the harsh elements. With his last ounce of strength, he seeks aid in a nearby village, but his pleas are met with cold indifference. Told to leave, he has no choice but to resume his arduous journey. Tragedy strikes when Brother Luke is viciously attacked, kicked, beaten, and left for dead. His precious charge, the Sword, is stolen from him. Barely clinging to life, he is discovered by chance. Despite his grave condition, Brother Luke knows that he must rise once more and find the Sword, no matter where it may be. His mission is far from over, and he will stop at nothing to fulfil his sacred duty as Keeper of the Sword.

  • Spar 12%
    av Portia Stanton-Noble
    166 - 175,-

  • av Ian Hutchinson
    126 - 146,-

  • av Abbie Skye
    126

    Have you ever encountered a wallaby? Meet Happity, Hoppity and Hope, three adorable wallabies, each with their own unique personalities. Follow them on their journey from baby joeys to young, independent wallabies, as they embark on adventures and share tales of their own.

  • av Ann Welford
    136

    Come and join our young adventurer and step into a world where we meet our wonderful garden friends. This is a rhyming adventure where each turn of the page unveils a delightful surprise inviting readers to get involved and move about. In Oh No!, author Ann Welford invites readers to embark on a lesson in the garden meeting a colourful cast of garden visitors from fluttering butterflies to buzzing bees and everything in between. Copy the sounds and movements each of these visitors make to become even more involved in our natural world. With vibrant illustrations and heartwarming storytelling in rhyme, this charming book invites young readers to discover the magic of nature's backyard wonders. Oh No! is sure to ignite the interest of readers both young and old whilst learning about our garden visitors and how best to protect them. Come along on this adventure and let your imagination bloom.

  • av Colin Bright
    136 - 185

  • av Francesca Christie-Zscherpel
    117 - 191

  • av Rebecca Thomas
    126

    The Queen is ready for anything! With her trusty Green Wellies, she can rule and handle every twist and turn life throws her way. From state visits to New Delhi to fancy ballroom dances, and even during a surprising roadside emergency, her secret weapon never fails to add a touch of fun and practicality. Join the Queen on a cheeky, charming journey through her reign in this beautifully illustrated book. Written by Welsh author and mother Rebecca Thomas, this delightful tale offers a unique perspective on one of Britain's most beloved female icons. Perfect for bedtime stories and fostering a love for reading, The Queen in Her Wellies celebrates the joy of a little royal mischief.

  • av Madeleine Koenigsberg
    163

    Heresy is a hard word to define, but even brushing against its meaning leads to an automatic death sentence in the Enlightened Empire of Zabala. Emmy is currently walking that fine line. Trapped by the threat of expulsion if she stops and faced with death if she continues, Emmy is forced to twist her heretical machinations from the pursuit of knowledge to the goal of conquering on behalf of the Empire she calls home. She must save herself and her proof of her theories or be used to create an army of indestructible demons intended to conquer the continent. It's not heresy if it's for the Empire. It's hopeless. It's fate. It's inevitable. Or can Emmy save herself from being executed as a scapegoat, save her demon, Archibald, and protect the rest of the continent from an army of indestructible demons?

  • av Lauren Shilton
    126

    Quinn and her friend Bunny live in the stars. Every day they watch down on the little girl's family below but are worried that they seem sad and lost. Quinn must stay in the stars, but the two friends must find a way to help the family find comfort and happiness, sending a message of love and memory. A story to help bereaved children deal with loss.

  • av Amanda Given
    136

    This is a novel about the discovery of age. For the Time Being heralds changed ownership for upmarket care home Grantham Glade. After Making Old Bones, For the Time Being offers more insights and observations about the residents, their families and staff. In those busy corridors, flights of fancy, journeys of discovery, the gentle rolling of the day-to-day or, from time to time, the ache of grief make up the fabric of care now that the Baby Boom has become the Elder Epoch. Springtime sees the burgeoning of business for the owners and some of the staff with an uplift in the spirits of residents who have made or have been made to regard Grantham Glade their home. In the beginning of this new year, under its very new, very corporate mantle, Grantham Glade has been startled by a fate that is possibly more difficult to manage than death when it is discovered that someone is has gone missing...

  • av Maura Sophia Harbinson
    136

  • av Kristin Gattens
    117 - 185

  • av PRG Collins
    136

    Doris was a happy and carefree pig, very friendly, curious, and trusting of all the people and animals around her. When approached by a stranger, the local wolf from the woods, Doris didn't realise he might be dangerous! He first seemed nice and friendly - but Doris soon got a big surprise when his true colours were revealed. Read on to find out what happens to Doris and if she manages to get away from the deceitful wolf!

  • av Jodie Neal
    126

    In the heart of an everyday, bustling neighbourhood, an ordinary morning takes an extraordinary turn when young boy discovers a furry surprise nestled among the cushions of his favourite sofa: a cheeky gopher! Embark on a whimsical journey as the boy imagines the magical possibilities of unexpected friendships and the joy of embracing life's surprises. Join them in Gopher on my Sofa, a delightful tale that will whisk readers away to a world where the most unlikely encounter sparks the biggest adventure. With charming illustrations and a sprinkle of humour on every page, this enchanting story is sure to captivate children and adults alike, teaching valuable lessons about acceptance, curiosity, and the beauty of finding happiness in the most unexpected places. Get ready for a cosy tale that will warm hearts and leave smiles as wide as the Gopher's mischievous grin!

  • av David Tetlow
    122

    Beginning in 1910, this story follows two brothers, Michael, a baby, and Ronald, a seven-year-old, who suddenly lose both parents. Their mother dies in childbirth, and their father perishes in the worst coal mining disaster in Lancashire's history: the Pretoria Pit explosion at Hulton Colliery near Westhoughton, Bolton, which claimed 344 lives. Taken to a local orphanage, the baby is fostered by a local mill owner and his wife. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time, the mill owner's intentions are far from benevolent; he wants a compliant son to fulfill his wishes. Meanwhile, the traumatized and unruly Ronald is deemed too difficult to adopt and is sent to Australia under Britain's Child Migrant Program, where he initially suffers much abuse. Despite their harsh beginnings, both brothers eventually join the medical profession. During World War II, they encounter each other several times while working in field hospitals, completely unaware of their true relationship. Is it possible that they will one day discover the bonds of brotherhood and reunite?

  • av Ian H. James
    146,-

    This is the true story of Anna, a Thai girl being raised in poverty in a poor area of Bangkok. This story is about real people and real events; it tells the tale of not only from rags to riches, but that of emotional trauma and how a beautiful child, and then woman, suffered throughout her life. Poverty such as Anna experienced is not an isolated event, it just happens to be one of which I became aware after meeting her and talking to her. As emails and messages flowed, the story of her life began to unravel. At times, her recount of events is tragic; the feeling of despair and pain, merely because she was raised on the wrong side of the tracks, is as heartbreaking as it is pathetic. As her story began to unfold, it didn't feel real, it felt as though it was an imaginary tale, based on imaginary people... but the account and people are very real. It defied credibility. This is the story of Anna... a Thai girl.

  • av Montanna Evelyn
    107 - 146,-

  • av Robert D Shaw
    136 - 194

  • av Rebecca Harlem
    163 - 222

  • av Harry Rivers
    151

    "The day was hot, the air was still and dust devils danced across the bush as Lofty waited in the shade at the edge of the forest, sometimes lifting his great trunk to test the air for scent. Suddenly there it was, the smell of humans and the guns they carried; he knew the poachers were not far away." "Suddenly and shockingly, there was an explosion of water and a huge crocodile leapt out of the shallows and fastened its jaws onto a young elephant's leg, dragging him back into the water." "Raising his trunk to its full extent, Lofty caught the faint but distinctive smell that came from burning grass and trees, and knew that this was the start of a bush fire, always a great danger to animals caught in its path." Travel the bush tracks and forests of Africa with Lofty the elephant and experience the sights and sounds of wild Africa. See through the eyes of an elephant, the dangers and challenges faced by him and his herd as they follow their ancient migration routes across this vast continent.

  • av Steve J. Cuss
    126 - 185

  • av B.J. Strickland
    136 - 185

  • av David Jessop
    126 - 165

  • av Ryan Sutcliffe
    146,-

    'They cause all this harm in a world already diseased by it'. After being taken in by crime boss and long-time family friend, Hunter Smith, Tony 'Ace' Johnson finds himself entering the world of a reluctant gangster and member of an infamous Manchester gang, the 'Three Grifters'. The 'Three Grifters' soon rise in the ranks of the city and gain a tight grip over the ever-changing, 1980s crime driven, post-industrial world of Manchester. These connections grow stronger when they meet eccentric nightclub owner, Paul Moonie. An association that will alter the course of the rest of their lives... Along this story of love, deceit, and loyalty you will witness the rise and fall of the notorious gang and how that fall impacted many lives.

  • av Danny Oceans
    117

    Nature is the leading speaker, the silent, yet most talented and accurate creator in this realm of physical reality. We observe Nature and, in most encounters, do not grasp the true nature of Nature. Comprehending the manner by which Nature speaks its expression into forms of life, is our personal path towards us mastering our own natural way of life-manifestation. Talk Like Nature is the stepping stone towards capturing the profound, yet unknown, existing alignment between Nature's characteristics and specific words in the human language. The book guides its explorers towards the unseen Nature-like manner of pure manifestation by revealing and teaching Nature's behaviour and by correlating Nature's outward projection of its inherent characteristics with specific words in our language. Talk Like Nature leads to the comprehension of which words within our language harbour the most Nature-aligned elements; it allows its readers to become aware of the small, yet very significant nuances within their expressions and accentuates a way of communication oriented in line with Nature's characteristics. The personal awareness and utilisation of this natural speaking manner channels the spoken and written words in the most Nature-like, successful fashion, thus establishing a significant improvement and a natural elevation of anyone's life's vitality.

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