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  • av David Mitchell
    251

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    av Charlie Lawson
    233

    Coronation Street legend Charlie Lawson celebrates over 40 years on stage and screen with a uniquely entertaining, eye-opening and enthralling memoir.

  • av Chris Ainsworth
    189

    This book challenges what we have always been taught about what the first Christians believed and how their church was organised, it reassess the role and importance of the main players in the early church movement and throws light on the how a persecuted church was miraculously transformed into the Imperial Church of Rome. This not a book about theology, it is a walk through the first centuries of Christianities with their many diverse beliefs and colourful heroic characters, men and women, and is an assessment on how these people shaped the winding course of history that transformed the early church from a small persecuted Eastern Mediterranean religious sect into what would become Europe's dominant religion and how the wide and tolerant views of the church were transformed into the narrow and intolerant orthodox position of the medieval world.

  • av Farhaan I Adam
    189

    "Never mind all that. 2026, yes or no?" Adam, a twenty-three year old British Asian Muslim, had dedicated so much of his life for a career in sports to the point it is all he knows. However, one day he suffered the injury all footballers fear. No, not a broken leg but an ACL injury. Fresh out of surgery, he finds himself surrounded by unknowns. What now? When will he be back onto the pitch? Is there even a point? With so much happening in such little time, Adam turns to the distraction of social media where he meets a girl online who becomes so much more than just some girl online. Based on true events merged with words of fiction join Adam on a personal journey of love, pain and patience.

  • av Yemi Daramola
    159

    The book 'My Hope is Beautiful' is divided into two parts of short verses of prose in Part A and poetry in B that evinces the essentials for glittering reflections of our lives as worthier examples. That life places demands on everyone is settled from existence, but none of us can afford to respond without purposefully designing our dispositions with the finest truths regardless the cost. Reading is for knowledge and instruction and this project is a valid expression of the two purposes combined in a box. This project is considered a brief go to encyclopaedia of endurance during struggles, victory over chaos and sustainability during order. It is a sum of valid knowledge and incontrovertible instructions. There is no conclusive evidence that we won't make mistakes as we journey on in life but through it all; there comes a moment when we seize the tides of event to create a hope from chaos and sustainability from order, as well as those time when we realise our priority must alter. That time when we conceive the real beauty of purpose and of life as well as when the grossest evil cannot but imagine how we cruise with so much excellence in response to ugliness is the art of beautifying hope. This short project might be such piece with which you may not regret you gifted yourself or a loved one. It is the truest expression of humanity in a brief piece.

  • av David Johnson
    219

    When sixteen year old April Ash joins a clandestine super-team, she receives miracle-cures and super-abilities. However the Prism device which gives these, also opens doorways to parallel dimensions! She and her team are tasked with investigating other worlds and alternate realities. Yet hostile aliens from various alternative dimensions are intent on capturing the prism and use it to invade our universe. However unknown to any of them, an even greater alien threat, schemes to drain April and her team of their life-force and uncover how to dimension-travel!

  • av Steven Mudusu
    144,-

  • av Stefania Radu
    159

  • av David Mitchell
    204

  • av Marie-Rose Rurangirwa
    234

    In 1959, the Tutsi massacres in Rwanda forced families to flee into exile for thirty years. Two brothers, Mugabo and Gisa, struggled to preserve their culture and keep their dispersed family connected while exiled. After the devastating genocide of 1994 against the Tutsi, they returned to Rwanda, confronting the unimaginable. In the genocide aftermath, the brothers face a test of bravery beyond their experience.

  • av Marie-Rose Rurangirwa
    189

  • av Filippo Rossi
    189

  • av Derek R Brown
    249,-

  • av Helen Campbell
    144,-

  • av Jacqueline Hunter
    174

  • av Martin Hicks
    234

  • av Bryony Meadows
    189

  • av Helen Womack
    234

  • av Gilly Hodgkinson
    402

  • av Guy Blythman
    328,-

  • av Ian McCart
    358 - 446,-

  • av Alistair Parker
    219 - 328,-

  • av Imrah Baines
    273,-

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