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Geoffrey of Monmouth was a medieval writer and historian who played a central role in shaping Britain's early history. His works, including his History of the Kings of Britain and Life of Merlin,...

Geoffrey the Wide Mouth Frog is an exciting tale about a frog's journey to uncover a secret about his kind. Living on a lily pad, Geoffrey sets out to find Mr. Al E. Gator, who holds the key to...

What would it take to change the lives of poor children? For Geoffrey Canada, the answer was clear: everything. His quest to create a better future for these young people led him to develop...

Geoffrey Boycott's 100,000-word diary of his Test match appearances forms the basis for this book, offering an unvarnished and often candid look at his cricket career.Written with award-winning...

The Geoffrey Hartman Reader brings together significant essays by the renowned literary critic and scholar. This collection reflects his diverse interests in contemporary literature and culture,...

Harold Bloom's comprehensive collection of interpretive essays provides expert commentary on Geoffrey Chaucer's timeless work. This volume is ideal for research and features an introduction,...

Beautifully executed architectural drawings from Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa are showcased in this anthology. Bawa's designs often incorporated local materials and layouts specific to Sri...

Geoffrey Chaucer's Influence on English Literature by Alfred Tobler is a significant contribution to the field of literature, considered valuable by scholars and academics alike. This book forms part...

Sir Geoffrey Mappestone and his loyal friend Roger are bound for Normandy and the Holy Land, but their journey is complicated by a series of mysterious events in Southampton. A deadly arrow intended...

A Touch of Gold: The Reminiscences of Geoffrey Munn is a captivating autobiography that takes readers on a journey through the life and career of renowned jeweller and Antiques Roadshow presenter,...

Geoffrey Clarke: A Sculptor's Materials is a comprehensive monograph that explores the diverse artistic practice of this renowned sculptor. Initially trained in stained glass, Clarke developed an...

The Clerk's Tale is a humorous medieval mystery that takes readers on a no-holds-barred tour of Oxford in the 14th century. When a young student dies under suspicious circumstances, Geoffrey Chaucer...

Geoffrey Hill's Later Work Radiance of Apprehension by Alex Wylie is an in-depth exploration of the poet's most recent and lesser-known works, spanning from 1996 to 2016. This collection provides...

Sir Geoffrey Mappestone mystery. In 1102, Sir Geoffrey is summoned back to Court by the King, despite his reservations about the King's motives. He soon finds himself entangled in a dispute between...

The Chronicle of Geoffrey Le Baker of Swinbrook by David Preest is a translation of a medieval chronicle that covers the reigns of Edward II and Edward III, culminating in the English victory at...

The Knight's Tale by M. J. Trow is a medieval mystery series starter that introduces poet Geoffrey Chaucer as an amateur sleuth. In 14th century England, Chaucer is forced to abandon his pilgrimage...

Sir Geoffrey Mappestone and Sir Roger of Durham are drawn into a deadly web of intrigue in this gripping mystery set against the tumultuous backdrop of 12th-century England. A murder at the...

Sir Geoffrey Mappestone returns to his home at Goodrich Castle on the Welsh border in 1101. He is travelling with a knight carrying an urgent message for King Henry I, but this journey takes a deadly...

Discover the multifaceted life of medieval England's most famous poet, Geoffrey Chaucer. This new biography sheds light on the turbulent period in which he lived and how his various roles shaped his...

Being Geoffrey Boycott: A First and Second-Hand Account of 108 Caps is an autobiography that tells the story of the author's tumultuous time with the national cricket team.The book, written in...

The Sketch-Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. by Washington Irving This influential travel book explores the complex relationship between American and English literary traditions. Written in the early...

Commander Geoffrey Peace is the only man for the job when the nukes are missing. Sent undercover to the Southern tip of Africa, he must infiltrate a hard-right Afrikaner movement that refuses to...

Patton's Tactician: The War Diary of Lieutenant General Geoffrey Keyes is the first transcribed edition of Keyes's personal diary to be published. Edited by James W. Holsinger Jr., this diary...

The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer is presented in a unique way, offering everything needed to appreciate this medieval text. A newly edited Middle English text is accompanied...

Sir Geoffrey Mappestone returns from a desert patrol to find his closest friend murdered in a Jerusalem house. As he investigates further, he discovers that several other knights and priests have...

A comprehensive study guide to Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales offers in-depth explanation and analysis of this iconic work of Middle English literature. Written in 1392, the tale follows a...

Geoffrey Tristram's remarkable life as an organist and choirmaster is revealed in this comprehensive biography. From his birth in 1917 to his untimely death at the age of 61, the book charts his...

Geoffrey Chaucer's poetry has experienced a global renaissance in recent years, captivating audiences from diverse cultures around the world. This enduring appeal can be attributed to the unique...

Under the oak trees of the Oakwood Cemetery Annex in Montgomery, Alabama, lies the final resting place of a remarkable RAF officer, Air Commodore Geoffrey Stephenson CBE. His grave, marked by a date...

Geoffrey Gordon-Creed's memoir offers a candid and unflinching account of his wartime experiences, including his military campaigns and personal relationships.With unvarnished honesty, he recounts...

A Tale of Two Collectors: The Lithic Collections of Geoffrey Taylor and David Heys (with Particular Reference to the County of Yorkshire) This book presents the remarkable collections amassed by two...

The Massacre of Political Prisoners in Iran, 1988 by Geoffrey Robertson QC and Sarah Graham is a detailed account of one of the most shocking human rights atrocities of the 20th century. In 1988,...

Geoffrey "Woodbine Willie" Studdert Kennedy's powerful writings on war and peace continue to resonate today. A decorated frontline chaplain in World War I, he became a prominent voice for Christian...

David Mahan explores how poetry can be a form of theological discourse in this interdisciplinary work. He argues that poetry offers rich theological resources and instruction for the Christian...

A humorous and adventurous account of one of the 20th century's strangest heroes, Commander Geoffrey Basil Spicer-Simson leads his men on an extraordinary quest for redemption. During World War I,...

What if the course of history had been different? Leading historians explore the intriguing possibilities in this thought-provoking collection.From significant events to seemingly insignificant...

Chaucer's 'Parliament of Fowls' is a poem that explores themes of love, nature and human behaviour. This modern English verse translation by Simon Webb brings the humour and colour of Chaucer's...

This book offers a scientific approach to understanding what women want in relationships, drawing on research in evolutionary psychology, behavior genetics, and animal communication. By examining...

A comprehensive survey of English poetry from the Middle Ages to the Victorian era, this work explores major writers and significant trends in literary history.Selected by scholars as culturally...

Understanding money is a complex task, with economists often finding themselves at odds over its nature. In this concise and accessible book, Geoffrey Ingham seeks to clarify the debate by examining...

Darwin's groundbreaking theories have been subject to scrutiny and debate for centuries. What Darwin Didn't Know sheds new light on the evolution of human anatomy through a fascinating exploration of...

John McWhorter's What Language Is and What It Isn't and What It Could Be is a fascinating exploration of human communication. By examining languages from around the world, including vanishing tongues...

Camille Dungy's poetry collection "What to Eat, What to Drink, What to Leave for Poison" is a thought-provoking exploration of life's complexities. With clear and honest verse, Dungy navigates the...

Nicea What It Was, What It Was NotA study of Christian education and its significance in the early church.Written by Lawrence M. F. Sudbury, this book explores the concept of Nicea and its impact on...

Understanding money is a complex task, with economists often disagreeing on its nature. In this concise and accessible book, Geoffrey Ingham provides clarity by examining the fundamental debate over...

Does charitable giving still matter but need to change? Philanthropy, the use of private assets for public good, has been much criticised in recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified these...

A gruesome and humorous look at the history of methods of execution from around the world is presented in this book. Geoffrey Abbott explores the effectiveness of instruments of torture and reveals...

What does a good prison look like? With over 11 million people currently incarcerated worldwide, it's a question that demands a nuanced understanding of the evidence and ideas behind prisons. Hindpal...

At the heart of Haiti's capital city lies a devastating earthquake that shakes the very foundations. Myriam J. A. Chancy masterfully weaves together the lives of those affected by this disaster,...

What Love Is And What It Could Be by Carrie Jenkins is a thought-provoking exploration of love as a complex and multifaceted concept. Drawing on philosophy, social science, and personal experience,...

Love What Love Is - And What It Isn't explores what love truly means. Through his experiences teaching a university course on love, Leo Buscaglia shares insights into the nature of love and its...

This systematic ontology explores the most fundamental ways of being something or other. It examines what things are and how they relate to each other, rather than focusing on causes.The work...

What Do You Think, Mr. Ramirez? The American Revolution in Education by Geoffrey Galt Harpham explores the historical roots of America's interest in the citizen's opinion and the prominence of...

Cybersecurity For? explores how protecting our digital infrastructure shapes our future. This book addresses the gap in public understanding of cybersecurity, explaining its complexities and...

What If Everybody Said That? by Ellen Javernick explores the power of words and their impact on our world. When we choose to be kind, the consequences are positive, but what if everyone made choices...

Notes on Nursing: What It Is and What It Is Not by Florence Nightingale is a collection of notes that played a significant role in the revolution in nursing. Written by the founder of modern nursing,...

Antisemitism What It Is. What It Isn't. Why It Matters by Julia Neuberger explores the complexities of this issue in contemporary society. The author examines both historical and modern examples to...

Museums today are a cultural battleground. Who gets to set the narrative? In this thought-provoking book, Jon Sleigh argues that museums must be for all people and inclusion must be at their heart...

Discover the fascinating world of dinosaurs through the eyes of imagination. This book invites you to consider what life might have been like for these prehistoric creatures, from their daily...

The Titanic's Sinking: A Mystery Revealed For over one hundred years, people have been fascinated by the tragic story of the Titanic. Now, young readers can uncover the truth behind this maritime...

Getting to Diversity: What Works and What Doesn't offers a comprehensive analysis of what really succeeds in increasing workplace diversity. Frank Dobbin and Alexandra Kalev, two leading management...

Robert Gildea argues that history is a battlefield, with questions of power, rights, identity and nationhood always having an ancient and modern historical dimension. This has significant...

The Olympics are often touted as a celebration of athletic achievement, but the reality is more complex. In this thought-provoking book, Jules Boykoff reveals the darker side of the Games, where...

The Consultant's Calling: Bringing Who You Are to What You Do Discover what it means to be a consultant and how to make this career rewarding both financially and personally. This revised edition...

Shyness: What It Is, What To Do About It by Philip G. Zimbardo is a thought-provoking exploration of shyness and its impact on individuals. With personal insight into the emotions involved, Dr...

Nancy Drew's enduring popularity is a mystery that has captivated generations. First appearing in 1930, she remains a beloved character in new TV shows, movies, and books.So what makes Nancy so...

Karma What It Is, What It Isn't, Why It Matters by Traleg Kyabgon is a thought-provoking exploration of the Buddhist concept of karma. Traleg Kyabgon cuts through misconceptions about karma and...

Words That Work: It's Not What You Say, It's What People Hear by Dr. Frank Luntz offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the tactical use of words and phrases affects our daily lives. With expert...

What Is God's Name? And What Difference Does It Make?This in-depth study explores the significance of God's names and what they mean for us. The author examines various scriptures to understand why...

Issy uses the words "what if" a lot. She wonders about things like monsters in her cupboard and floors that turn into quicksand. For her, these are two little words that start worries and lead to...

TV Writing on Demand: What's Now + What's Next by Neil Landau This comprehensive guide takes you to the heart of writing for today's TV audiences, exploring the latest trends and hybrid genres that...

What Do We Know and What Should We Do About Immigration? is a concise overview of the complex issue of immigration in the UK. Professor Jonathan Portes examines the subject, providing a short history...

Discover the Age of Exploration in this engaging addition to the What Was? series. Before the 15th century, European sailors were limited to their Mediterranean travel routes, but Prince Henry's...

Radiation: What It Is, What You Need to Know By Robert Peter Gale and Eric Lax A clear and concise guide to understanding radiation, debunking myths and misconceptions. The universe was born in a...

A collection of poems to soothe and inspire, What If? by Susan Higgs explores the everyday moments that shape our lives. It examines friendships, mental health, chronic illness, and grief, offering a...

Introducing "What's My Instrument?", a charming picture book about finding your unique talent. Marilyn the Mongoose is eager to start a band, but she can't play an instrument - yet! As she tries out...

What Being Black Is, and what Being Black Isn't explores the complexities of being black in Britain, challenging common perceptions and stereotypes. By examining both the achievements and challenges...

What Happened? What Mental Health is Really about challenges some of the long-held truths about mental health. Dr. Bill Saunders shares real stories that will make you laugh and cry, and sometimes...

Great Leadership: What It Is and What It Takes in a Complex World by Antony Bell is a practical guide to developing great leadership skills. In this book, Bell cuts through the complexity of leading...

Inflation: What It Is, What It Isn't, And Who's Responsible For It by Kelsey Williams Inflation is a threat to our financial and economic security, with far-reaching consequences for individuals and...

As the darkness falls, Joe's imagination starts to run wild as he walks to his friend's house for his first big party. Along the way, he and his mum make surprising discoveries as they search for the...

What is Philosophy of Religion? explores the fundamental questions at the heart of philosophy and religion. Charles Taliaferro examines the meaning of life, the role of faith and doubt, and the...

Wendell Berry's powerful essays represent a heartfelt call for humankind to mend our broken relationship with the earth and with each other. In twenty short books, Penguin brings you the classics of...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a dominant force in our world, sparking both fascination and concern. As we navigate this rapidly evolving landscape, it's essential to understand what AI is,...

The Infinite Staircase: What the Universe Tells Us About Life, Ethics, and Mortality by Geoffrey A. Moore is a thought-provoking exploration of humanity's place in the universe and our moral...

The doctor-patient conversation holds the key to better health. However, what patients say and what doctors hear often diverge due to various factors such as stereotypes, unconscious bias, and...

Discover the fascinating world of the Vikings in this engaging and informative account. From traders to raiders, David Long explores the diverse lives of these seafarers, who were skilled...

Your New Life with Adult Children: A Practical Guide for What Helps, What Hurts, and What HealsFiguring out how to adapt to the changing parent-child relationship can be tricky. Dr. Gary Chapman and...

Investing in Brazil: A Practical Guide to Real Estate Investments. With over ten years of experience in Brazilian real estate investments, this guide provides valuable insights into what works and...

Lynda Barry's What It Is is a full-color collage workbook that explores the creative process through swirling images and pen and ink drawings. This gentle guide invites readers to engage with their...

The United States Constitution: What It Says, What It Means is an indispensable guide to America's founding document. Written in plain English, this pocket-sized book explains each Article and...

What does it mean to be present? For young children, being present means listening carefully, noticing what's around them, and showing up with kindness and focus. This gentle introduction to...

The Ultimate Book of Everyday Knots by Geoffrey Budworth is a comprehensive guide to tying over 80 useful knots. With clear photographs and diagrams, this book makes it easy to master knots for a...

What Do Jews Believe? explores the diverse ways in which Jews live their lives and explains what Judaism means. This book delves into the significance of being Jewish, shedding light on how a small...

Understanding mental illness is crucial for providing the right kind of support. However, a lack of clear understanding of what constitutes mental illness can lead to confusion and misapplication of...

What's Right with Islam: A New Vision for Muslims and the West by Feisal Abdul Rauf offers a hopeful analysis of the current dissonance between Western and Muslim cultures. The author, an American...

What If? by Shari Low is a nostalgic and humorous romance novel that explores the complexities of love and relationships. Carly Cooper, a 30-year-old woman, embarks on a quest to track down all the...

Transhumanism: What is It? by Natasha Vita-More offers straightforward explanations to questions about humanity's future and what it means to be human.This book provides clear answers to these...

What Do We Know and What Should We Do about Internet Privacy? by Paul BernalThis book explores how the internet works for people, companies, and governments, highlighting issues such as location and...

A little family wants to explain what home means to them. In this heartfelt story, Sara Galadari shares her own thoughts and feelings about where we belong. "What is Home?" is a love letter for...