1776 results for 'Hughes, Sali'

Office Jokes Laugh at the Grind of the Nine-to-Five by Hugh Morrison is a humorous collection of office-themed jokes and anecdotes. From commuting woes to retirement, bosses, secretaries, IT support...

Ezra Pound's Early Writings brings together a unique selection of his early poems and prose, edited with an introductory essay and notes by expert Ira Nadel. This Penguin Classics edition features...

Cloud Farming in Wales is a unique and imaginative tale that explores the idea of a nation where it never stops raining. In this world, people have evolved into aquatic creatures who live and thrive...

Diary of a Dancing Drama Queen is a humorous middle grade novel about a girl who struggles to fit in. Harriet Hughes dislikes dancing and is embarrassed by her parents' antics, but she's determined...

The Story of Derek and Clive The dark and foul-mouthed alter ego of comedy duo Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Derek and Clive, emerged in the mid 1970s as a private joke that gained a cult following on...

Creative writing tasks at 11+ can be challenging and unique. This guide helps demystify them by providing tailored guidance and detailed examples. It covers various challenges, including reimagining...

A Mirror of Shalott is a collection of supernatural horror stories by Robert Hugh Benson. Originally published in various periodicals and later collected in book form, this volume showcases Benson's...

Science fiction maestro Brian Aldiss crafts a heart-breaking novella that explores the question of human connection. With a sparse elegance, he delves into ideas of selfhood and loneliness. Hugh's...

Gadamer and Hermeneutics: Science, Culture, Literature by Hugh J. Silverman provides an in-depth exploration of the key themes and ideas of hermeneutics, a philosophical approach to understanding...

Angus MacNaughton returns to Sasekile Private Game Reserve, the setting of his previous novels, in this latest tale. Four and a half years have passed since his last year in the wild, and much has...

Why Children Need Joy by Ben Kingston-Hughes is a thought-provoking book that explores the often-overlooked importance of joy in childhood. Using the latest research in neuroscience and biochemistry,...

The Terror in the French Revolution by Hugh Gough This book examines the use of terror as a political weapon during the French Revolution, exploring its background and impact. From the fall of the...

Ted Hughes' What Is the Truth? Collected Animal Poems is a beautifully illustrated collection of prose-linked animal poems that explore the natural world with simplicity and depth. First published in...

Glasgow Celtic Twitchers' Society is a story about two friends who embark on a spiritual journey that takes them to unexpected places. Along the way, they discover the magic of birds, the power of...

A comprehensive guide to Scouse culture and history is presented in this A-Z dictionary. Written by Brian Minard, E.F. Hughes, and Linacre Lane, it covers various aspects of the region's identity,...

Leave the Lights On by Egan Hughes is a twisty and terrifying thriller that will keep you guessing until the end. A smart home with an app-controlled everything seems like the perfect escape for...

Tristan Hughes' fourth novel explores the complexities of life and death in a vivid and poetic coming-of-age story. Set against the harsh beauty of northern Ontario's forests, Hummingbird unravels a...

Dovetail is a psychological thriller that explores obsession and perfectionism. A life of revenge begins when Tim is emasculated by bullies at fifteen, leading him to plan a machine that will kill...

Bishop Hugh Smith explores the alarming goals of transhumanism and its demonic implications for humanity in this timely book. He reveals how to truly receive superhuman capabilities, imparting urgent...

Ted Hughes' Essential Shakespeare brings together some of the greatest poems in the English language. This collection features 50 poems by William Shakespeare, including Sonnets, Venus and Adonis,...

The Revenant, a gripping tale of obsession and survival, tells the story of Hugh Glass, a frontiersman driven by a singular desire for revenge. After being brutally mauled by a bear, Glass sets out...

This Is Not Miami by Fernanda Melchor is a collection of devastating stories that blend reportage and narrative non-fiction to probe into the motivations of murderers and misfits. Through her...

Dorothy Edwards' charming story about one little sister who can be both naughty and good. In this delightful tale, her mischievous ways are balanced by moments of kindness and helpfulness, such as...

The Messiah by Patrick Barlow is a Christmas comedy that conjures up the sublime, the ridiculous and the truly angelic. A travelling troupe of two actors and an opera singer bring to life the...

Evolutionary Playwork: Reflective Analytic Practice explores the complexities of children's play and its meaning and purpose. Adult-free play is essential for the psychological well-being of the...

This influential overview explores the biopsychological underpinnings of human motivation. First published in 1984, it has been updated with a new foreword by Michael Richter, reflecting on Hugh...

The Mighty Wurlitzer By Hugh Wilford This comprehensive account explores America's Cold War front network, tracing its origins in the 1940s and its expansion into the Third World during the 1950s...

Ruby in the Ruins by Shirley Hughes is a heartwarming picture book about family life set in post-war London.After living through the terrifying London Blitz, Ruby and her mum are waiting for Dad to...

A special illustrated edition to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's beloved novel, Pride and Prejudice, is now available. This concise edition includes all three original volumes,...

Transparent Things by Vladimir Nabokov A darkly comic and unsettling novel that explores the complexities of human experience. This short masterpiece delves into the life of Hugh Person, tracing his...

The Great Melnikov by Hugh MacLachlan is a gripping spy thriller that delves into the complexities of human nature. At its core is a personal struggle, as the protagonist navigates his own demons and...

Join the crime-busting ladybird on a trip to the seaside as she saves the day with another clever plan. The fourth story in the What the Ladybird Heard series is a brilliant rhyming adventure from...

The Newsmongers: A History of Tabloid Journalism by Terry KirbyThis book takes a vivid and racy look at the history of tabloid journalism, from its 16th-century beginnings to the present day. It...

Ground Work: A collection of writings on people and places that explore new and enduring cultural landscapes. This anthology celebrates local distinctiveness through new work from some of Britain's...

First published in 1934, Terror Tales was a flagship magazine showcasing suspense, mystery and terror stories. This facsimile edition brings together some of the best tales from its nearly 50-issue...

This collection of talks by Hugh Hunt, former Director of the Old Vic, offers unique insights into the production of Shakespeare plays. The prefaces, written for the actors, provide a...

A clanking iron giant lies smashed on the rocks below, its parts stirring and reaching out for one another. As it rises, it is clear that the Iron Man is ready to walk again, and it is very hungry...

Constantine the Great: A Military Life. This new study assesses whether Constantine's military achievements alone would have earned him the title 'the Great'. Ian Hughes examines the organization,...

Darren Has A Bad Feeling! (Set In Early 2023) by Drew Alot and Hugh Mann Human Mann is a thought-provoking tale that explores the complexities of relationships. When Darren's date doesn't go as...

Influence is earned, not accidental. This guide charts a course to acquiring influence in your life and career while remaining committed to Christ's commands and example. Broadcast journalist and law...

Ireland Divided (Past in Perspective) by Michael Hughes This book provides a concise introduction to the events that led to the partition of Ireland and its subsequent development into two separate...

Shakespeare's Friends Revealed by Beryl Hughes explores a long-standing mystery about the playwright's associates. This theory, which draws on sonnets and historical records, offers a compelling...

The ladybird and her farm animal friends have a clever plan to outsmart the cunning robbers Hefty Hugh and Lanky Len. The fat red hen's eggs are safe, but now the robbers have set their sights higher...

The Art School Murders A Golden Age Mystery by Moray Dalton A dark and intriguing mystery unfolds in 1940s England, as a series of gruesome murders takes place under the cover of wartime blackouts...

The English planning system is in crisis. This provocative new book argues that it's essential to rebuild and reform the system for a sustainable future. Kate Henderson and Hugh Ellis provide a...

The Bronze Mirror by Margaret Iggulden is a gripping adventure that takes readers on a thrilling journey through time. When Tara and David, twin time-travellers, discover a mysterious bronze mirror...

The Bid A Novel by Alec McGivan and Hugh Roderick is a gripping novel that explores the world of high-stakes bidding. Set against the backdrop of exclusive auctions, this story delves into the lives...

Counseling Persons with Parkinson's Disease by Allan Hugh Cole Jr. offers a unique perspective on living with a chronic illness and finding support through counseling. The author, who was diagnosed...

Weren't No Good Times: Personal Accounts of Slavery in AlabamaThis collection brings to life the experiences of former slaves from Alabama, as recorded by the Federal Writers' Project during the...

A hidden note from the past can change everything. In 1956, Ellen Crosby begins her journey as a student nurse at Ambergate Hospital, unaware that a choice she makes will have far-reaching...

Hugh McIlvanney's writing on boxing is a treasure trove of insight and analysis. A renowned sports journalist, he has won numerous awards for his work, including being voted Journalist of the Year...

Exploring the meaning and purpose of worship is at the heart of this insightful collection. Edited by Tim Hughes and Nick Drake Hoeksma, Why Worship? brings together diverse perspectives on what it...

A beautifully illustrated paperback edition of Hugh Lofting's beloved children's story. In this charming tale, Doctor Dolittle is an eccentric doctor who has a very special gift - he can understand...

Tragedy offers a concise history of this enduring narrative form, tracing its evolution from ancient Greece to the present day. John Drakakis examines key plays and authors, including works by...

In Country by Bobbie Ann Mason tells the story of Sam Hughes and her family's experiences with the Vietnam War. A picture of her father, who was killed in action before she was born, remains a...

David Amram's memoir, Offbeat, is a lively account of his friendship with Jack Kerouac and their shared adventures in the creative community of 1950s America.The story takes readers from the coffee...

It's now the late-Summer of 1767. Eileen O'Connell returns to Ireland after six eventful years at the Habsburg court, bringing with her a whirlwind romance and a tumultuous family legacy.Back in...

The Munros are a group of mountains in Scotland with heights over 3000ft, named after the first list published by Sir Hugh Munro in 1891. The official list now features 282 peaks, and this guide aims...

Discover the foundational truths of Christianity with this inspiring guide for new believers.Written by renowned Christian author Selwyn Hughes, this book offers a daily course in spiritual growth,...

The Cold Six Thousand by James Ellroy In November 1963, Wayne Tedrow Jr's mission to kill a man becomes entangled in the aftermath of JFK's assassination. This sets him on a perilous five-year...

Classical Athens and the Delphic Oracle explores the significance of the Oracle of Apollo at Delphi in ancient Athenian society. From c. 500 to 300 BC, the use of the oracle played a crucial role in...

A hilarious and sparkling historical romantic comedy, with an irresistible family at its heart, suited to readers of period drama and romance novels. Virginia Heath's fun characters and situations...

Effective Subject Leadership by Kit Field, Phil Holden and Hugh Lawlor provides essential knowledge and understanding for subject leaders. This book focuses on strategic planning and development,...

Little Book of Letting Go offers a practical guide to mental cleansing and finding happiness. By letting go of fear, guilt, and negative tendencies, we can open the door to our natural state of...

Tears of Bacchus: A History of Wine in the Middle East and BeyondThis comprehensive history of wine in the Middle East, spanning from ancient times to the present day, is presented in a unique series...

Dreams of Fire and Steel: A Sword and Sorcery Anthology brings together a collection of mighty tales and rhymes that will transport you to a world of magic and adventure. With its rich blend of...

Acne How to Get Rid of Acne - Scientifically by James Hughes is a practical guide to understanding and managing acne. Based on conversations with dermatologists, nutritionists, and make-up artists,...

The New Conqueror Book Two in the Revelation in Our Time Trilogy by Hugh Shelbourne. This book is part of a trilogy that explores God's plan and purpose in creation, preparing believers to share His...

River Cottage Fruit Every Day! by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is a comprehensive guide to enjoying fruit in your cooking. With 180 delicious recipes, this book aims to show you how to make the most...

William of Lythwood returns to Shrewsbury in a coffin, marking the end of his pilgrimage. His young attendant Elave accompanies him and is determined to secure a burial place for William's body at...

A mysterious creature stalks the land, eating barbed wire and devouring tractors and plows. Its presence is met with fear by farmers, who are left to wonder what could be behind such destruction. As...

Scotland's rich history and eerie landscapes have given rise to a plethora of ghost stories that continue to captivate audiences today. This collection of macabre tales delves into the country's most...

In a world of secrets and shifting sands, three unlikely heroes find themselves at the forefront of a battle that could decide the fate of the New World. With tensions rising and the battle for...

A collection of wild schemes and flawed plans from history. It Looked Good on Paper gathers together some of the most infamous inventions and designs that were meant to be revolutionary, but...

This festive season, join everyone's favourite crime-busting ladybird as she saves the day with another cunning plan. In this fifth story in the What the Ladybird Heard series, the ladybird is...

Tom Brown's School Days by Thomas Hughes is a well-drawn character study of life at an English boys' boarding school. Set in the time of Thomas Arnold's headmastership, the novel follows Tom as he...

Seventy Proven Hypnosis Scripts: A Companion to Unlocking the Blueprint of the Psyche by Robert Hughes. This comprehensive guide provides seventy powerful hypnosis scripts, carefully crafted from the...

In 1145, the discovery of Walter's body at the bottom of a well pit sets off a chain of events that will test the limits of truth and justice. As tensions between the Abbey and the local castle guard...

Ted Hughes' "Meet My Folks!" introduces us to an extraordinary family. This title tells us about Grandma, his other Granny (who happens to be an octopus), his brother Bert (and all his unusual pets),...

Banner Tales from Glasgow: Challenging Injustice brings together a collection of powerful stories from Glasgow's social history. Edited by David Featherstone and Fiona Hayes, with contributions from...

Federico García Lorca's Blood Wedding is a powerful and poignant play that explores the complexities of desire, repression, and ritual in rural Spanish communities. Based on a newspaper fragment, the...

Arianwen Hughes' life hangs in the balance as she faces arrest for driving with a homemade bomb near Caernarfon Castle. Her case seems hopeless, with her brother Caradog, husband Trevor, and friend...

John Heilpern's collection of essays explores the significance of music in twentieth-century African American literature. The Orphic theme, which originated in ancient Greek mythology, is...

Harlem: Mecca of the New Negro is a seminal collection of essays and interviews that offers insight into the Harlem Renaissance. Edited by Alain LeRoy Locke, this publication brings together...

The Fightin'est Ship: The Story of the Cruiser Helena By Hugh B. Cave The cruiser "Helena" earned its nickname during World War II for its bravery and tenacity in combat. This book tells the story of...

Gobekli Tepe: The Megalithic DawnUncover the secrets of the world's oldest temple complex, a sophisticated civilisation that has been hidden in plain sight for millennia. Hugh Newman's groundbreaking...

Large Print Prayers: A Prayer for Each Day of the Month by Hugh Morrison is a collection of 31 prayers, one for each day of the month. This book features a range of writers from different Christian...

Interior Design Drawing by Alan Hughes explores the vital design skill of drawing in interior design. This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of drawing, from sketching and orthographics to...

This year's most daring and thought-provoking science fiction and fantasy stories are collected in this anthology. Selected by John Joseph Adams and featuring guest editor Hugh Howey, it promises a...

Effective Workshop Design in Just 2 Hours Leanne Hughes shares her expertise to help you create engaging and impactful sessions that deliver results. With years of experience designing and delivering...

The Poems of Ossian and Related Works by James Macpherson is a comprehensive collection of poetry and accompanying prefaces and dissertations. This modern edition brings together all of Macpherson's...

Letters of Note: Fathers brings together remarkable correspondence by and about fathers, showcasing the full range of emotions and experiences that come with fatherhood.The collection includes...

Competence and Self-care in Counselling and Psychotherapy explores what it means to be a competent counsellor or psychotherapist. Gerrie Hughes offers a framework for understanding competence,...

The Volunteer Force: A Social and Political History 1859-1908 by Hugh Cunningham explores the development of a part-time military force in mid-nineteenth century Britain. This study examines the...

The Quest Begins is a storybook based on the upcoming high-fantasy heist film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. Co-written and co-directed by Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, the...

A Green Equinox is a witty and dazzling novel about an unexpected love triangle. Hero Kinoull's quiet life in Beaudesert is turned upside down when she develops feelings for two women: Belle, the...

MURDER LUST is a gripping medical thriller that follows Callie Hughes, a police doctor with a knack for solving crimes. When two bodies turn up in Hastings, Callie sets out to unravel the mystery...

The End is Now A collection of apocalyptic fiction that explores life before, during, and after the end of the world. This anthology brings together nine stories from acclaimed authors, each one...

Lying Numbers: How Maths and Statistics Are Twisted and Abused by Hugh Barker is a thought-provoking exploration of how figures are misreported or manipulated in various contexts. Figures can be...

Ruthless King by Maya Hughes is a contemporary romance novel that explores the complexities of love, heartbreak, and redemption. After being torn apart from his high school sweetheart, the...