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Jack is almost six years old and thinks he's almost grown up. He can ride a big bike like his older brother and isn't scared very often. This spunky little boy is ready to take on the world, but not...

Discover how to make sustainable living easier with over 150 practical steps. This guide takes you on a journey from small changes like carrying reusable shopping bags, to more significant steps like...

Scandal and betrayal are at the heart of Almost a Crime by Penny Vincenzi. A seemingly perfect marriage is turned upside down when one partner discovers their spouse's infidelity, with far-reaching...

Unicorns, almost is Owen Sheers' one-man play based on the life and poetry of Keith Douglas, a poet who served in World War II. Developed with Old Vic New Voices, this work explores themes of...

Anne Lamott's new book offers hope in the face of despair and uncertainty. In "Almost Everything", she shares her insights into life's essential truths, finding moments of joy and wisdom that can...

Charlotte Mendelson's Almost English is a warm and funny novel about family, food, and identity. In this multi-award-winning story, a young girl's journey to self-discovery takes her from the...

Raúl Gómez Jattin's debut collection ALMOST OBSCENE brings together poems from his chapbooks written between 1980 and 1997. This English-language edition showcases the unpredictability that made...

Daniel Sada's novel "Almost Never" is a bold and irreverent tale set in post-war Mexico. In this Rabelaisian story, Demetrio Sordo navigates the complexities of love, lust, and identity. Demetrio's...

Almost an Addict offers a step-by-step plan for withdrawal from oxycodone dependency. The author shares his personal experience of receiving a liver transplant and developing an opiate dependency,...

Hope's arrival in London promises to be a game-changer. A job at a dinosaur-themed bar and attractive Hinge dates are just the beginning. However, things take a turn for the worse as she navigates...

Ethan eagerly awaits two milestones: sugaring time and losing his loose tooth. His father patiently reminds him that neither has arrived yet. As they wait, their bond grows stronger. When the moment...

Almost Human explores what happens when machines are created to be like humans, but better. In a desert camp, a marriage is put to the test by the introduction of an empathetic humanoid robot. As...

Amina Akhtar's Almost Surely Dead is a psychological thriller with a twist. When someone tries to murder her, Dunia Ahmed thinks the worst is over - but then there are more attempts on her life. As...

An Almost Perfect Holiday by Lucy Diamond is a heartwarming story about friendship, family, and hope. Set against the idyllic backdrop of Cornwall's seaside towns, this novel follows three women as...

How To Almost Make It offers an unvarnished look at life in the music industry. With ten years of experience working with high-profile figures, Fogg shares his insights into what it's really like to...

Almost Home Poems is a poignant and deeply personal poetry collection that explores the meaning of home and self-discovery. Madisen Kuhn's latest work is a beautifully illustrated exploration of...

A gripping thriller from Italian noir master Carlo Lucarelli. Rookie Detective Inspector Grazia Negro is determined to solve a series of murders terrorising Bologna, but she's got a unique witness...

Chloe's life was about to change forever. She had found her soulmate in Jack, but fate had other plans. When tragedy struck, Chloe was left reeling and determined to live life for the both of them...

Rebellious and Almost Repentant is a candid exploration of what it means to be a woman. Leanne Neill pulls no punches as she examines the complexities of morality, spirituality, and identity.The...

The Diary of an Almost Cool Girl: My New School Book 1 is a humorous story about a girl trying to fit in at her new school. Maddi, the main character, is "almost cool" and kind, but not quite part of...

Struggling with your relationship with food? You're not alone. Millions of men and women experience disordered eating, whether it's skipping meals, bingeing, purging, or exercising compulsively...

The Book That Almost Rhymed by Omar Abed is a humorous tale about the power of storytelling and sibling collaboration. When a big brother's ideas are constantly interrupted by his sister's wild...

This charming animal alphabet book takes children on a journey all the way from A to Z (well, almost...). From anteaters and bears to yetis and zebras, learn your ABC's through a whole cast of your...

Almost Everybody Farts is a playful and humorous board book that explores a subject sure to make children laugh: farting. With its use of silent farts, farts like horns, and rainbow farts from...

The Hollowed Edge of Almost is a poignant poetry collection that explores the complexities of human experience. Through evocative prose and relatable verse, Karen L Richards invites readers to...

A warm-hearted story of family, community and home, Almost a Full Moon is set in a small cabin in winter. A boy and his grandmother host a gathering, welcoming friends from near and far. The cabin's...

The Almost Impossible Bollywood Quiz by Rohit Jayakaran is a challenging quiz book featuring 50 questions based on iconic Bollywood films. The quizzes are designed to test your knowledge of the...

Architecture as an unfinished project, rather than a complete one. Buildings and Almost Buildings explores the work of nARCHITECTS, a New York-based office led by Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang, who are...

The North (and Almost Everything in It) A beautifully woven tapestry of memoir, social history and cultural observation, Paul Morley's The North offers a unique portrait of Northern England and its...

Statelessness On Almost Not Existing by Tony C. Brown explores a pivotal moment in the history of political thought, challenging the conventional view that modern statehood and citizenship are...

Almost French: A New Life in Paris is a humorous and poignant memoir about one woman's journey to find her place in the world. With its unique blend of personal story and armchair travel, this book...

Harold Brodkey's Stories in an Almost Classical Mode is a collection of 17 short stories that showcase his unique writing style over three decades.These stories offer a glimpse into the author's...

Robin Ha's Almost American Girl is a powerful and moving graphic novel memoir about immigration, belonging, and the transformative power of art. Growing up as the only child of a single mother in...

Life can be at its bleakest, but Anne Lamott shows us how to rediscover hope and wisdom that are within us. In Almost Everything, she explores life's essential truths in short chapters that offer a...

Autumn Richardson's poetic sequence explores the elemental questions of existence, delving into the warmth of human connection and the search for meaning in a world stripped bare. Through spare lines...

A Friendly Town That's Almost Always by the Ocean! is a humorous tale about life in Topsea, a place where the ordinary becomes extraordinary. In this strange and wonderful town, Davy navigates the...

Simon Critchley's Very Little-- Almost Nothing explores the meaning of life in the face of human finitude. By examining key philosophical and literary thinkers, including Blanchot, Levinas, Jena...

You're Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day is a humorous and inspirational memoir about embracing your individuality and sharing it with the world.Felicia's journey from an isolated...

Mirrors: Stories of Almost Everyone presents a unique narrative history of the world, condensing its fragments into radically altered visions of landmark events and the individuals who shaped them.By...

The human form has never been more scrutinized. From the 1960s onwards, sculptors have employed hyperrealism to capture the complexities of our perception. This art movement uses traditional...

The Origin of (almost) Everything by New Scientist The universe has always been a source of fascination and mystery. One of its most fundamental questions is how it began. For centuries, societies...

Oswald, the Almost Famous Opossum by Sara Pascoe is a heartwarming story about an opossum's quest for fame. When a goose crashes onto his roof, Oswald's life is turned upside down, and he must...

Jeremy Bamber: Evil, Almost Beyond Belief? examines one of the most shocking and infamous crimes in British history. In October 1986, Jeremy Bamber was convicted of murdering five members of his...

Ellie Pillai Is (Almost) in Love explores the complexities of love and relationships through the eyes of its protagonist, Ellie Pillai. As she navigates her feelings for her boyfriend, Ash, and her...

Searching for Super is a heartwarming and humorous family adventure about finding one's place in the world. When Rafter Bailey discovers he has the chance to fight with real superpowers, he sees it...

A Jock Anderson crime story unfolds in this gripping novel. A series of brutal murders takes place across Europe, all linked to a highly organized plot by international Arab terrorists. As the...

All of Physics (almost) in 15 Equations by Bruno Mansoulié is a concise and accessible exploration of fundamental physics concepts. The book presents 15 key equations, ranging from the simplest to...

Almost There: The Onward Journey of a Dublin Woman is a deeply personal and thought-provoking memoir by Nuala O'Faolain. In this candid and introspective work, the author shares her experiences as...

The Almost Christian Discovered Or, The False Professor Tried and Cast by Matthew MeadThis valuable book explores the dangers of false conversion and the "almost Christian" phenomenon, highlighting...

John Ferling's Almost a Miracle is a gripping chronicle of America's struggle for independence. This eight-year conflict was marked by heroism, suffering, cowardice, betrayal, and fierce dedication...

A reappraisal of Immanuel Kant's emphasis on duty in ethics is long overdue. Marcia W. Baron defends Kantian ethics against criticisms that duty plays too large a role, leaving no room for the...

Shirley C. Strum's insightful exploration of baboon behavior delves into the intricate social dynamics and intelligent nature of these fascinating primates.This comprehensive study, first published...

Billie Challinor's life is forever changed when her mother dies during an air raid. Her father, Chas, a jazz musician, becomes her rock, and she grows up confident in his love. When the Blitz forces...

George can't roller-skate, paint, or dance, but Bear believes he can with a little help. Bear has magic to make it happen. This empowering book about self-belief is from picture-book star Sophy Henn...

A young woman's desire for passion and independence leads her into a tumultuous encounter with a hardened spy. When a violent storm strands Meg Barratt on the high seas, she is unexpectedly...

Krazy Kow Saves the World - Well, AlmostA humorous tale about a cow superhero with some amazing udder attachments. She's trying to make a film starring herself as she battles against the Dark...

The Exodus You Almost Passed Over by David Fohrman A fresh perspective on an ancient story. Rabbi Fohrman invites you to re-examine the Exodus narrative, exploring its complexities and nuances. What...

Starring the Bride of Frankenstein and other unforgettable characters, this graphic novel omnibus brings together four unique tales from Jason's distinctive universe.The collection includes You Can't...

Cissy Cahill's world is rapidly falling apart. Her family members are dying one by one, and she fears for her own life. But as the truth behind these tragic events begins to unravel, Cissy discovers...

David Spade's memoir offers a humorous and irreverent look at his life, from his childhood as a wannabe cool younger brother to his rise as a comedian and actor. With a wit as dry as the weather in...

A small village in the countryside seems like an unlikely place for crime to strike. But when two armed men break into Bicklebury, the lives of its residents are forever changed. For one family, the...

A grumpy sunshine romance about opposites attracting, Eleanor Lark is an upbeat illustrator plagued by headaches and unruly strawberry blonde hair. After a cross-country flight, she blacks out cold...

A woman steps over a boundary, and her life is forever changed. In this powerful novel, Alice Sebold explores the complex ties between mothers and daughters, wives and lovers, and the meaning of...

The Astonishing Tale of Homo Naledi and the Discovery that Changed Our Human Story In 2013, a team of scientists made a groundbreaking discovery in a remote South African cave. Led by Lee Berger,...

Annie's life isn't always fair. One moment she's mistaken for a crazed intruder when she comes home early, and the next, her boyfriend is in bed with another woman. To move on, Annie treats herself...

Magdalen's life is one of confinement and routine, but when Guy de Gervais arrives at her fortress home, everything changes. As their paths cross, Magdalen finds herself drawn to the charming and...

Linda Pastan's Almost an Elegy is a poignant and evocative collection of poems that explore the complexities of ordinary life and the inevitability of loss. Drawing from her most recent volumes and...

I'm Almost Never BoredA young girl's world is turned upside down when her screen time is cut short. At first, she protests with a familiar cry: "I'm bored!" But her dad's response surprises her - and...

Banzai! and Other, Almost-Miserable, Micro-Stories by Epi Arias is a collection of short stories that explore the darker side of life. With its unflinching portrayal of a world that's often...

The (Nearly) Teenage Girl's Guide to (Almost) Everything offers a practical and honest approach to navigating the challenges of growing up. Sharie Coombes provides guidance on managing stress,...

Discover the fascinating world of words with tricky pronunciations. 100 Words Almost Everyone Mispronounces explores 100 controversies and misconceptions about words that can be confusing to...

The Almost Truth by Anne Hamilton is a compelling novel about family, secrets, and identity. When Alina's son traces his long-absent birthfather, it sets off a chain reaction that exposes decades of...

The Good News We Almost Forgot: Rediscovering the Gospel in a 16th Century CatechismThis book is a clear-headed and warm-hearted exploration of the Christian faith, based on the Heidelberg Catechism...

Glen Baxter's Almost Completely Baxter: New and Selected Blurtings is a unique collection of his work. Baxter's drawings blend elements of pulp adventure novels, highbrow humour, and absurdity,...

Learn to draw a wide range of cute illustrations with ease using the easy-to-follow steps in this illustrated sourcebook. From basic shapes to special details, you'll find helpful tips and ideas for...

The Almost Wife is a heart-wrenching and emotional novel about a woman's journey to heal and find love again. Helen Whittaker's life is forever changed when her husband passes away, leaving her with...

Laughter has been proven to be good for our body, mind and spirit. It can also help us face uncomfortable challenges and find authentic solutions to our personal difficulties. "Almost Happy" offers a...

Dame Esther Rantzen's A-Z of Surviving Almost Everything is a practical and reassuring guide for older adults navigating life's challenges. Drawing on her own life experience and hard-earned wisdom,...

The Rat Papers Leaked and Almost Completely Redacted by Christopher E. Metzger. A shocking account from within the ranks of those who seek to control our world, this book reveals the intricate plot...

Teddy Mars: Almost a Winner is a heartwarming and hilarious story about friendship and trying new things. When Teddy's whole class decides to break a bigger, better world record, friends turn into...

The radio message that almost ruined D-Day. In April 1944, a critical communication was sent out to the world just before the Allied invasion of Normandy. This message had the potential to be...

It's been a long summer in Paris, with 48 hours of everything that Callum didn't expect. His summer exchange in rural France was a failure, and now he's facing an uncertain future. With no plan and...

A trans pianist makes a New Year's resolution to win regionals and win back his ex. But when he meets a new boy who complicates things, his plans are put in jeopardy. Miles Jacobson has two...

Charlotte Gill's memoir explores the complexities of her multicultural upbringing, tracing the journey of her parents and their union in 1960s London. Their interracial love resulted in a...

Agatha Crispie's second husband and his family are not fans of her murder mystery writing. In fact, they ridicule her tales. But when a body is found in the library, it's a scandal that threatens to...

Terry Gill's memoir about forming a pop band in the 1960s is a humorous and entertaining account of his journey to stardom. In 1964, he agreed to join a group of friends who wanted to form a band,...

A bold and imaginative collection, It Is Almost That brings together works by women artists and writers who have merged image and text to create unique hybrid environments. This anthology features a...

A humorous and informative look at ergonomics is offered in this book, which sets aside traditional textbook style for a more lighthearted approach. It delves into unusual professions and the...

Stanley Moss's poetry is a dynamic and expressive exploration of life, love, nature, war, oppression, and the human experience. His unique voice echoes the diverse traditions of mythology, ritual,...

Shocking Wrestling Plans You Won't Believe Almost Happened is a behind-the-scenes look at what could have been in professional wrestling. Featuring exclusive stories from former WWE writers,...

A previously untold secret in U.S. history is revealed in "Remember the Liberty! Almost Sunk by Treason on the High Seas". This book explores a shocking collaboration between a sitting U.S. president...

A deadly attack on one of Maine's last wild wolves sets off a chain of events in Paul Doiron's latest novel. Game Warden Mike Bowditch is drawn into a complex case when an old friend, Billy Cronk,...

Log Off: Why Posting and Politics (Almost) Never MixA thought-provoking essay that explores the limitations of social media's role in politics, examining its impact on activism and our understanding...

The Economic Naturalist: Why Economics Explains Almost Everything Economics is all around us, influencing the way we live and interact with the world. From the design of everyday products to the...

Working with almost anyone can be a challenge, but it's also an opportunity to build strong, healthy relationships that benefit everyone involved. In "How to Work with (Almost) Anyone", Michael...

Diary of an Almost Cool Girl - Book 5 New Kids in the Hood by Bill Campbell is a humorous tale about two new students who join Maddi's class. Kate, a know-it-all, and her twin brother Tate, who is...

Life, Almost Miscarriage, Misconceptions and a Search for Answers from the Brink of Motherhood by Jennie Agg is a powerful personal reflection on miscarriage. Drawing on original interviews and...

Dr. Georgia Young's life may seem perfect - wonderful friends, family, and a successful career as an optometrist - but she can't shake off the feeling of restlessness. When she decides to make some...

Words That Work: How to Get Kids to Do Almost AnythingA practical guide to helping children co-operate and behave, by changing the way you communicate with them. Alicia Eaton shares her expertise as...

The Business Secrets of Drug Dealing: An Almost True Account is a fast-paced outlaw tale that reads like a how-to manual. A hyper-observant, politically-minded weed dealer shares his rules for making...