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Inner child therapy and/ self-help book. The protagonist Little One has taken herself back to her mother's womb and by reflecting on the significant events and emotions of her formative years, she is ultimately is 're born' into a stronger and more resilient adult.

A thoroughly researched and detailed biography of Queen Alexandra. The author was the first official Curator of the Royal Photograph Collection.

After the death of her husband while serving as only the second black policeman in the UK, the author's Christian values were invaluable as she worked to achieve a distinguished career in professional social work and Higher education.

This study of serial killers considers the extent to which criminal behaviour results from psychological, biological, and social factors of the individuals who commit some of the most despicable and heinous crimes.

A tongue-in-cheek account of a desperate woman's exploits on the dating scene as she searches for Mr Right.

The novel is set in the equivocal social and moral values of the rough, grim, Cumbrian mining village of Lowca which, over time loses its defining pollutions and industries - its unique society. It is a unique blend of comedy, tenderness and personal tragedy.

An introduction to art showing the basic skills and equipment needed to begin to draw and paint in several styles for those with little or no previous experience.

Illustrated children's story about a first experience of a live football match.

This book brings together all aspects of the UK's animal-based farming and food system, from farm to fork, documents its devastation and provides us with a kinder, more compassionate, sustainable and healthier way forward.

Children's fantasy story.

A collection of illusory poems by a young poet.

Author Paul Truswell gives a generously illustrated account of his long walk from Lindisfarne to Iona.

This book draws on the teachings of Reiki, Buddhism, Tai Chi ,and Qi Gong, to help those who are new to spiritualism develop their own principles and goals.

In the magical world of Rushmere Woods Fairy Queen Tamara, Goblin Mia-Applebobble and Beaver Brown Toes learn life lessons through the beauty of friendship and acceptance of others.

A collection of poems by an individual author

This book considers how childhood shapes a person, asks the child to think about why someone may do bad things and to consider the healing effect of being around kindness and warmth.

A magical plastic bottle reappears for more and more adventures after it's recycled.

An offbeat, humorous and satirical odyssey into our dystopian future.

DS Robert McGraw investigates a new terrorist threat while a newspaper investigation into an alleged shoot to kill policy against the IRA in the 1970s have serious implications and threaten a conflict of interest for McGraw.

The personal memoirs of of a British Soldier during World War 2.

Aqaba is a natural harbour at the head of the Red Sea. This is the story of the colourful history of the port and surrounding area from the Crusaders to the end of the Edomites and the arrival of the British Army.

The dramaturgy of Eugenio Barba is discussed in the context of the rehearsals of The Chronic Life by avant garde theatre group Odin Teatret.

An innovative Early Years Foundation Stage resource for teaching number recognition.

A memoir of childhood abandonment and emotional neglect.

An autobiographical record that reveals Mike Parsons' journey towards the belief that 'restoration of all things' really does mean all things which Jesus created.

An experimental dream-poem in which the famous Cathedral of Ely literally takes off and travels with a small band of people, led by a young and bemused cathedral canon. Drawing on many sources of inspiration, including Geoffrey Chaucer's The House of Fame, this poem is surreal, intricate and sometimes comic.

A detailed study of Margaret of Anjou that invites a more favourable reappraisal of her role than the historical perspective so often inflicted on the losing side.

Confessions of an English Alcalde is a compelling and richly entertaining account of life in a small village set deep among the olive groves of southern Spain

Children's fantasy story.