2392 results for 'Jonathan Sacks'

They Drive by Night by James Curtis is a gripping mystery that explores themes of justice and equality in 1930s Britain. With its unique blend of crime fiction and social commentary, this novel takes...

William Shakespeare's poetry has had a lasting impact on culture and art. His sonnets, narrative poems, and other works have become an integral part of our cultural heritage. This Very Short...

Rethinking ADHD: From Brain to Culture by Sami Timimi and Jonathan Leo explores the complex relationship between Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and society. The authors examine how...

Preaching Matters: Encountering the Living God The power of preaching is undeniable. It's a means by which we encounter Christ and experience transformation in our lives. Jonathan Lamb shares his own...

Building Our House by Jonathan Bean is a heartwarming picture book about building a new home. Inspired by the author's own childhood experience, this story follows a girl and her family as they pack...

This graphic novel brings to life William Ayers' memoir To Teach: The Journey of a Teacher. Illuminated by the evocative and wry drawings of Ryan Alexander-Tanner, it offers a unique blend of comics...

The Centre for Fortean Zoology's expedition report from 2007 takes readers on a journey to the depths of South America in search of unknown animals. Led by a team of five, they embarked on a quest to...

Blessed Beyond Limits by Jonathan Yaw Martey is a thought-provoking exploration of the blessings of God. Drawing on biblical principles, this book offers hope and comfort in times of turmoil and...

Dylan on Dylan is a unique and insightful conversation between Bob Dylan and Jonathan Cott. First published in 2009, this book offers a rare glimpse into the life and work of one of music's most...

The Empty Grave by Jonathan Stroud A team of ghost hunters is back for one final adventure. After their recent exploits, they decide to break into a heavily-guarded crypt in search of answers about...

This modern edition of Shakespeare's magical vision presents a comprehensive overview of The Tempest in performance and production. An expert introduction by Sir Jonathan Bate provides historical...

This inspiring biography tells the stories of ten remarkable young men who went on to shape history as Christian leaders.From their childhood days to their later years, these individuals faced...

Jonathan Knee's insider account of the investment banking world offers a unique perspective on the boom-and-bust era of the late 1990s and early 2000s. With biting humor and unflinching honesty, Knee...

This introduction to astronomy and stargazing is perfect for young explorers. Learn about the night sky with Jonathan Poppele's guide, which covers the basics of astronomy, the solar system, and...

A Deadly Act by Jonathan Dunsky is a gripping mystery that delves into the complexities of human relationships and deception. When a woman comes to a private investigator with a shocking accusation,...

The Comedy About A Bank Robbery is a fast-paced comedy caper that follows a series of mistaken identities and hidden agendas in a small town. A priceless diamond has been entrusted to a bank, but an...

A taut thriller from New York Times No. 1 bestseller Jonathan Kellerman, BLOOD TEST is a gripping psychological crime novel that explores the darker side of families and their secrets. When a young...

The End Has Come by John Joseph Adams, Hugh Howey, Seanan McGuire and Jonathan Maberry is a collection of apocalyptic fiction that explores life before, during, and after the end of the world. This...

A Spot of Bother by Jonathan Emmett is a humorous tale about a pig who becomes obsessed with his appearance. When he discovers a small stain on his side, he sets out to find the perfect solution to...

Revival: A New Testament Perspective on Revival. The concept of revival is often associated with the Old Testament, but is it also relevant to the New Testament? This question is explored in Jonathan...

Jonathan Edwards' Religious Affections offers a detailed exploration of the signs and evidence of true saving faith in the Christian life. This newly-typeset edition provides an updated and abridged...

The Beatific Vision: A Central Doctrine for the Church Today The doctrine of the beatific vision has been largely forgotten within the church, yet it remains a vital aspect of Christian theology...

The Complete Book of Chess is a comprehensive guide to the game, covering its history, techniques, and tactics. Written with the help of Grand Master Jonathan Rowson, this book provides step-by-step...

Disappearing Palestine: Israel's Experiments in Human Despair by Jonathan Cook This book examines how Israel has developed and refined policies to disperse, imprison and impoverish the Palestinian...

Jonathan Raban's Soft City explores urban life in all its complexity. First published in the 1970s, this thought-provoking work remains as relevant today as it was then. In the city, we can find both...

The Sermon on the Mount and Human Flourishing: A Theological Commentary by Jonathan T. Pennington explores one of the most influential portions of the Christian Scriptures. This volume offers a...

The Art of Selling the Family Business offers practical guidance for those looking to sell their family business. Jonathan Pellegrin shares his expertise on navigating the complex process, covering...

A game of chess sets in motion a chain of events that will shape the future of Chicago for generations to come. In 1800, the outcome of this pivotal match hangs precariously in the balance, with...

London's Mystical Legacy explores the hidden forces behind London's traditions and institutions. From the symbolism of Parliament to the City Livery Companies, this account reveals how these elements...

A masterful approach to modern Chinese history, this book explores the country's revolution through the perspectives of its most articulate participants. By combining literary materials with...

The Explorer and Other Stories showcases the quietly strange and unsettling short fiction of Finnish writer Jyrki Vainonen. Translated with clarity by J. Robert Tupasela, Anna Volmari, and Hilde...

Ministry by Teenagers Developing Leaders from Within explores an innovative approach to youth ministry. By empowering teenagers to serve and use their gifts in ministry before high school graduation,...

Caliph Washington's life was marked by injustice and tragedy. In 1957, he was wrongly convicted of killing a white policeman in Alabama and sentenced to death. Through meticulous research and vivid...

The story of the Kings' downfall and the Jews' return from exile is one of tragedy and rebirth. Ezra and Nehemiah, two closely related books, chart this pivotal period in Jewish history. This study...

Discover how fabrics can help you create a look that is individual, comfortable and effortlessly stylish. Kate French and Katherine Sorrell offer imaginative ideas for every room in your home, from...

Sir Humphrey has offered to play Father Christmas at the local hospital, but disaster strikes when he realises he won't be able to buy the sack of toys he'd promised the children. A mysterious...

Jonathan Bate's biography of William Shakespeare offers an unparalleled insight into the life and mind of one of history's greatest writers. By weaving together the complex web of Elizabethan...

Ruined Sinners to Reclaim Sin and Depravity in Historical, Biblical, Theological, and Pastoral PerspectiveThis book persuasively reaffirms the doctrine of total depravity from biblical, historical,...

Jonathan Raban's Hunting Mr Heartbreak A Discovery of America is a thought-provoking exploration of how successive generations of newcomers have fared in America. The author embarks on a journey from...

Jonathan Darling's Systems of Suffering Dispersal and the Denial of Asylum is a thought-provoking analysis of the biopolitics of care in contemporary Britain. Detention and deportation are well-known...

God and Government by Nick Spencer and Jonathan Chaplin offers valuable insights for Christians involved in politics. This book provides serious resources to help them understand the role of...

The Naked Rabbi: His Colourful Life, Campaigns and Controversies by Jonathan Romain explores what it means to be a minister of religion. This thought-provoking biography offers an intimate look at...

Doohickey and the Robot by Jonathan Emmett is a story about a young boy who gets a job as the professor's assistant. When given a list of tasks to complete, he decides to use the professor's latest...

Jonathan Edwards's Charity and Its Fruits explores how love is lived out in everyday life. This updated edition provides a detailed introduction, explanatory notes, definitions of complex terms, and...

Walter Burkert, René Girard, and Jonathan Smith explore the nature and origin of ritual sacrifice in this thought-provoking collection of papers and conversations. The conference that spawned these...

The Sevenfold Sword Guardian by Jonathan Moeller is set against a backdrop of dark powers rising to seize the world. As Ridmark Arban nears the end of his quest for the Seven Swords, he must escape...

A Jug Full of Doug by Jonathan Taylor-Coe is a lighthearted story told in rhyme about endeavour and invention. After falling into a jug, Doug the mouse decides to invent a way to keep other mice...

Jonathan Sposato's guide to harnessing the power of diversity in the workplace offers practical solutions for businesses looking to gain a competitive advantage. By implementing an equal blend of men...

Escape to the North Pole this Christmas with a heartwarming story of romance, reconnected family, and holiday magic.Sasha Hansley's feelings towards Christmas have changed since her mother's tragic...

The Parthenon Power and Politics on the Acropolis by David Stuttard is a narrative history that explores the conception and creation of this iconic building. Set against a turbulent historical...

Phoebe's life has been turned upside down. Just three weeks before Christmas, she lost her boyfriend and was sacked from her job. Desperate for cash, she takes a job as a Christmas elf at Hendrick's...

The Viking Age was a complex and transformative period in European history. From their northern fastnesses, Norse warriors, explorers, and merchants raided, traded, and settled across wide areas of...

In August 1860, Melbourne's streets were abuzz with excitement as the Victorian Exploring Expedition set off to become the first Europeans to cross Australia. Led by Robert O'Hara Burke and surveyor...

The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales Study Guide provides a detailed analysis of Oliver Sacks' classic collection of medical cases. This comprehensive study guide includes...

Yury Tynyanov's novel explores the final year in the life of Alexander Griboedov, author of Woe from Wit. Griboedov was murdered in 1829 by a mob during the sacking of the Russian embassy in Persia...

Tam Ashworth's life has hit rock bottom. Sacked from his job and struggling with a mediocre ska band, he takes his doctor's advice and escapes to a desolate cliff top caravan in search of solitude...

The Complete Peanuts 1957 to 1958 is a collection of comic strips that marks an exciting period in the Peanuts series. As the 1950s draw to a close, Linus's eloquence grows, while Charlie Brown's...

Titus Andronicus, one of Shakespeare's earliest and bloodiest tragedies, continues to provoke and challenge audiences with its bold confrontation of violence. First published in 1995, this revised...

The Art of War is a timeless guide to strategy and leadership, offering insights into the art of winning without fighting. Translated and edited by Jonathan Clements, this beautifully bound edition...

John Clare: A BiographyJonathan Bate brings to life the complex and fascinating story of John Clare, one of Britain's most celebrated Romantic poets. From his humble beginnings as an agricultural...

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...

Jonathan Black provides clear and concise guidance on Pentecostalism in this 40-question question-and-answer format. At over a century old, the movement has become a significant part of the global...

Groupie by Jenny Fabian and Johnny Byrne is a provocative novel that captured the essence of 1960s underground rock culture. First published in 1969, it caused a sensation with its unflinching...

Noodle and the No Bones Day is a heartwarming picture book about self-care and kindness. When Noodle, a lovable pug, refuses to go for his morning walk, his human learns that sometimes it's okay to...

The Harbinger II: The ReturnJonathan Cahn's latest book continues to unravel the mysteries revealed in his bestselling first installment, The Harbinger. Since its release, people have been seeking...

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...

The Consumer's Guide to Hair Transplant Surgery: Everything You Wanted to Know About Hair TransplantationGet a clear understanding of hair transplant surgery and its benefits with this comprehensive...

Randall Or the Painted Grape by Jonathan Gibbs is a satirical alternative history that explores an intriguing "what if" scenario. In this novel, the emergence of the Young British Artists is...

The Antitrust Paradigm: Restoring a Competitive Economy Jonathan B. Baker's new book offers a timely critique of the current state of competition in the US economy, where large businesses have...

Unlikely Soldiers by Jonathan Vance A heart-wrenching story of two young Canadians who risked everything to fight for a greater cause. Ken Macalister and Frank Pickersgill, both highly educated and...

The Acrostic of Salvation is a fun and engaging way to learn about soteriology, the study of how God saves us. Using an alphabet to teach about God has a rich history in the Bible, as seen in psalms...

The Handbook on Evolution and Society brings together original chapters by prominent scholars who have been instrumental in the revival of evolutionary theorizing and research in the social sciences...

Historians Debate the Rise of the West explores how Europe rose to become the world's first industrial power. This volume presents the main interpretations of Europe's rise, featuring brief textual...

Froggy's Worst Playdate by Jonathan London is a humorous tale about a frog's playdate woes. Froggy is hesitant to spend time with his friend Frogilina, fearing she might try to kiss him. To avoid...

Sir Alex Ferguson's rise to success at Aberdeen F.C. was nothing short of astonishing. Thirty-five years earlier, he had arrived at the club as the recently sacked manager of St Mirren, with a...

Lunch Bags! 25 Handmade Sacks & Wraps to Sew Today by Design Collective Today's hottest designers share their sewing savvy with 25 projects, from a simple sandwich wrap to a sophisticated shoulder...

The Aeneid is a supreme Roman epic that has inspired many of the great European poets. Written in Latin, it is the greatest poem in the language and a masterpiece of ancient literature.The poem tells...

The Old English History of the World: A Christian Perspective on Ancient Times This translation and adaptation of Paulus Orosius's Seven Books of History against the Pagans offers a unique view of...

The Crusades have left an indelible mark on European history, troubling Christian consciences and embittering Muslim attitudes towards the West. In this comprehensive account, Geoffrey Hindley...

Georgia Quilts: Piecing Together a History This extensively illustrated volume showcases the diversity of quilting in Georgia from the 19th century to the present. With over 120 examples, it reveals...

The Harlequin by Bernard Cornwell In 14th-century France, the English archers known as Harlequins wreak havoc on the countryside. Thomas of Hookton, one of these skilled bowmen, escapes his village...

Empire of the Senses: A Revolutionary Approach to Cultural Analysis This groundbreaking book challenges traditional ways of understanding culture by placing sensory experience at its core...

We Could Be Heroes by Ben Dirs and Tom Fordyce is a humorous collection of stories from the world of sport. The authors, who have made a living blogging about high-level sports for the BBC, share...

Criticism has become an undervalued art form. Paid critics are increasingly scarce, and good criticism is being driven out by bad. This situation is reflected in the academic world, where balanced...

Seven Mile Avenue by Rob Hamilton In 1889, a diplomatic incident involving high-ranking officials sparks a private investigation company in Soho, London. Journalist Uriah Garrett joins forces with...

The erosion of democratic norms in the US has a fascinating and disturbing history. Jonathan Beecher Field explores how the town hall meeting, once a cornerstone of democratic community governance,...

War and Peas: Funny Comics for Dirty Lovers is a darkly comedic four-panel comic that combines twisted humour with a unique aesthetic. Created by Jonathan Kunz and Elizabeth Pich, this offbeat...

London, 1670. A lavish party at a newly built house ends in tragedy when one of the guests is found murdered upon leaving. The victim's own creation bears the bloody footprint, and Christopher...

Satire: A Critical Guide This collection of critical introductions explores various literary topics and genres, including satire. Satire aims to expose human hypocrisy, vice, and folly, making it a...

Understand the underlying technologies that make your code run. In "The Secret Life of Programs", Jonathan E. Steinhart explores the foundational concepts that underlie computer hardware and...

Language and the Brain: A Slim Guide to Neurolinguistics by Jonathan R. Brennan Discover how the human brain enables us to use language, with the latest neuroscientific research revealing new...

Wastelands: The New Apocalypse brings together a diverse range of post-apocalyptic short fiction from some of the genre's most acclaimed authors. Edited by John Joseph Adams, this collection explores...

After Life by Jonathan Gregory is a gripping mystery that unfolds in a small village where nothing seems as it appears. When Mike Ash's godmother requests his help with a series of strange...

Vauxhall Gardens was a significant element in the social lives of Londoners for nearly two centuries. Its history is now being studied with increasing respectability, thanks to patrons like Jonathan...

The Civil War was fundamentally a matter of Americans killing Americans. In "Fighting Means Killing", Jonathan Steplyk explores the attitudes and experiences of Union and Confederate soldiers towards...

PN Review 257 brings together a diverse range of voices and perspectives in its latest issue. The editorial explores the implications of the British Library's Printed Heritage Provenance Research...

Jonathan Edwards was a theologian whose life was spent wrestling with the words of holy writ. In "Edwards the Exegete", Douglas A. Sweeney explores Edwards' biblical exegesis and its significance for...

The Book of Q by Jonathan Rabb is a gripping thriller that delves into the heart of conspiracy and deceit. When an American scholar discovers a mysterious scroll in the Vatican, he uncovers a web of...

The Whispering Skull by Jonathan Stroud A mysterious skull in an iron box has been unearthed in Kensal Green Cemetery, and with it, a series of gruesome thefts and murders has been linked to a series...

The Hundred Years War by Jonathan Sumption In the early fifteenth century, France experienced a catastrophic collapse, marking a rare and unprecedented event in its history. This devastating internal...