1344 results for 'Hughes, Lindsey'

Titus Andronicus is a play of grim humour and thematic unity, written by William Shakespeare. This second edition features a new section on recent scholarship, as well as the text prepared by Alan...

From Britain to Bunny: A Playmate's Journey is Zoë Gregory's unfiltered story of self-discovery and chasing her dreams. Born in London, Zoë recounts her rebellious youth in the rave scene, the...

Old House of Fear by Russell Kirk is a masterful ghost story that showcases the author's unique mastery of the genre. Published in 1961, this novel was a sensation, outselling all of Kirk's other...

When Detective DS Jim Walsh wakes up with a pounding head and a mysterious dead girl in his bed, he's faced with a case that will destroy everything. With no memory of the previous night's events,...

Insectopedia by Hugh Raffles explores the intricate connections between humans and insects, revealing how these tiny creatures have shaped our lives in profound ways. Organized alphabetically, this...

The Mysterious Montague: A True Tale of Hollywood, Golf, and Armed Robbery A fascinating story of a man shrouded in mystery, John Montague was hailed as the world's greatest golfer by Grantland Rice...

It's early summer in 1812 and an English country estate seems like the perfect place to enjoy it. But at Oaklea, the ancestral home of the Seegram family, all is not well.James Seegram, the 6th earl...

A Marriage To Murder For by E. V. Hunter is a gripping murder mystery that will keep you turning the pages. When social media influencer Crystabel Hughes demands that her wedding to Giles Preston...

The Personal Experiences and Letters of Three Confederate Soldiers of the Stonewall Brigade During the American Civil War - Four Years in the Stonewall Brigade by John O. Casler, Sketches of the Life...

A Taste of the Liverpool Way: A Recipe for Success by Mona Nemmer, Dave Cottrell, Liverpool Football Club, William Hughes, and Chris Brereton is a unique insight into the key factors behind Liverpool...

Xar, Lord of the Nexus, learns of the mysterious Seventh Gate, said to grant immense power to its possessor. However, he is unaware that his ex-lover has been sent to betray him and bring back his...

The Fascist Groove Thing: A History of Thatcher's Britain in 21 Mixtapes by Hugh Hodges explores the late 1970s and '80s through the music of various artists, including the Clash, Specials, Au Pairs,...

The Shell Collector A Story of the Seven Seas by Hugh Howey is set against a backdrop of environmental disaster. As the oceans dwindle and the sea level rises, seashells have become a rare and highly...

The Boosey & Hawkes Easy String Music series by Katherine and Hugh Colledge offers four volumes of repertoire for new and developing string players. These titles steadily introduce and consolidate...

The Bell Family by Noel Streatfeild is a heartwarming tale about life in a big, happy family. Father is a reverend and Mother is kind, while the children each have their own unique personalities -...

Under A Gravid Sky by Angela MacRae Shanks is set in the ravaged North-Eastern Highlands following the Battle of Culloden in 1747. In occupied Strathavon, families struggle under repressive new laws...

Van Der Graaf Generator in the 1970s Decades by Steve Pilkington is a fascinating look at one of progressive rock's most unique bands. During their first decade, Van Der Graaf Generator stood out...

Discover the world of Doctor Dolittle, a kind and eccentric naturalist who can speak with animals. This collection brings together three exciting tales from the beloved series, fully updated for...

Wild Hope by Marisa Bate tells the story of a woman's life, one that was marked by hope and resilience in the face of adversity. A photograph taken in 1974 reveals an untold story about her mother's...

Growing Herbs at Home A Guide to Growing Herbs at Home for Beginners by Charlie Hughes. Discover how to create your own herb garden at home, even with limited space. This comprehensive guide shows...

Little Bugs Big Feelings: You Can Do It Clover is a heartwarming story about change and growth. In a vibrant garden world, little bugs face big feelings as they prepare for transformation. One...

Discover the secret to great hair days and how to make them a regular occurrence. With expert advice from acclaimed hairstylist Luke Hersheson, this book covers everything you need to know about...

Lloyd George: A Study in Leadership This biography offers a fresh perspective on the life and legacy of Lloyd George, the Liberal British Prime Minister who led Britain to victory in World War I...

For practitioners working with children and young people, managing the demands of a new role can be overwhelming. This practical guide provides essential tools and strategies to help you cope with...

British Railways Diesel and Electric Locomotives is a comprehensive guide to the locomotives that powered the UK's railways. First published in 1971, this classic work by Hugh Longworth remains an...

In 1143, a brazen attack on the salt road from Wich sets off a chain of events that will test the skills of two men. A mysterious archer has targeted Bradecote and Catchpoll, leaving behind a trail...

Asset Management in Theory and Practice by Duncan Hughes is an invaluable resource for understanding modern fund management techniques and market analysis. This book explains complex forecasting...

The Hand of Chaos A Death Gate Novel Volume 5 by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman is set in a world where chaos reigns supreme. The Lord of the Nexus has ordered his servant Haplo to carry out a dark...

Casanova's Chinese Restaurant is a quintessential novel of English literature, offering a profound insight into the human experience. Anthony Powell's masterful storytelling weaves together the...

Swindon in 50 Buildings explores the town's fascinating history through its buildings. From well-known landmarks like the GWR Railway Village Conservation Area and the Old Town, to everyday...

The Adam Project by Hugh A. Flowers Rafe Johnson's life has taken an unexpected turn after his wife's passing. Instead of aging with time, he has become younger, leaving him struggling to connect...

On 16 March 1968, American soldiers entered a group of hamlets in South Vietnam, known as "Pinkville", with orders to conduct a "search and destroy" mission. Three hours later, more than five hundred...

Conquest Cortes, Montezuma, and the Fall of Old Mexico by Hugh Thomas is a detailed account of the pivotal events that shaped the history of Mexico. This comprehensive narrative explores the complex...

Apocalypse: An Anthology by James Keery is a groundbreaking collection of poetry that revisits the visionary modernist British and Irish poetry of the mid-century. Spanning over 200 poets, including...

The Letters Of James Agee To Father Flye is a unique collection of personal letters written by James Agee to his close friend and confidant. Spanning several years from 1948 until Agee's death in...

African American Poetry: 250 Years of Struggle & Song is a comprehensive anthology that gathers 250 poets from the colonial period to the present. Spanning over two and a half centuries, this...

Liverpool's Victorian Heritage Revealed By the 19th century, Liverpool's thriving trade brought immense wealth to the city, reflected in its grand buildings. Many of these structures were designed to...

Start your online business in just 6 weeks with this step-by-step guide. Clare Hughes shares her practical advice and encouragement to help you turn your hobby into a profitable venture.You'll learn...

The Runaway Husband: A Witty Mystery Fiction Novel by Julie Highmore Edie Fox's detective agency is put to the test when her new client, Jessica Relish, comes to her with a missing person case. What...

New Llanthony Abbey: Father Ignatius's Monastery at Capel-y-ffin is a fascinating account of a unique chapter in British monastic history. Born Joseph Leycester Lyne, Father Ignatius was a...

Two hundred years of horror are gathered in this new collection from Valancourt Books. Seventeen macabre tales and two original stories bring together some of the most unsettling writers of the past,...

In a world where spirituality has been lost, a new era of despair has dawned. Belief in God has given way to secular humanism, and the consequences are dire. Without a sense of purpose, people turn...

Tantra Sex, Secrecy, Politics, and Power in the Study of Religion by Hugh B. Urban The concept of Tantra has long fascinated the Western imagination, with its complex blend of spirituality and...

Waggon Wheels: Viola with Piano 26 Pieces for Viola Players with Piano Accompaniment The Boosey & Hawkes Easy String Music series by Katherine & Hugh Colledge provides a comprehensive introduction to...

Duncan Edwards, a footballer from Dudley in the Black Country, stood out among his peers at Manchester United and England. His skill, physical strength, and toughness earned him recognition as one of...

The Enigma: The Battle for the Code By Hugh Sebag-Montefiore The story of how the German Enigma codes were broken is one of secrecy, bravery and sacrifice. This book tells the complete story of the...

Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange' is a collection of critically informed essays about one of the most powerful and influential films in cinematic history. This volume brings together a range of...

Nan Shepherd's previously unpublished work has been gathered in this collection, revealing a wealth of unexplored writing. Editor Charlotte Peacock discovered these gems while researching for her...

Heartbreak in the Valleys by Francesca Capaldi is set against the backdrop of life in a Welsh mining village during World War I. For young housemaid Anwen Rhys, the hardships of her daily routine are...

A brilliant account of the creative explosion in Harlem during the 1920s, this book offers a unique perspective on African-American life and culture. By blending history, literature, music,...

The hedgehog has long been a creature of fascination and cultural significance. Since ancient times, humans have drawn close to these small, spiny animals without fear of attack or flight. This book...

Liverpool's Railways Through Time by Hugh Hollinghurst Discover the fascinating history of Liverpool's railways, which have played a significant role in shaping the city's development. From early...

Winner of the 2024 Hugh J. Silverman Book Prize Claire Colebrook's thought-provoking book examines how postapocalyptic cinema uses images from the past and present to depict what it means to preserve...

Set up your home winery with confidence and create delicious, high-quality homemade wine at a fraction of the cost. This comprehensive guide includes building plans and step-by-step instructions for...

The Gloster Meteor Jet Fighters in World War II: An Operational Log is a detailed account of the development and operational history of Britain's first jet fighter. In 1944, the Gloster Meteor...

The Orthodox Liturgy: The Development of the Eucharistic Liturgy in the Byzantine Rite by Hugh Wybrew offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the history and evolution of the Orthodox...

Hellenistic Poetry: An Anthology by Barbara Hughes Fowler brings together the rich and diverse world of Hellenistic poetry. This comprehensive collection features translations of some of the most...

Drone Remote Control Warfare by Hugh Gusterson explores the complexities of this new and rapidly evolving form of warfare. Drawing on accounts from diverse perspectives, including those of drone...

Attachment Theory to Practice in Child Mental Health is a practical guide to implementing the rich theory of attachment in treating mental health challenges in children. The book explains and...

Alexander the Great A Very Short Introduction by Hugh Bowden This concise introduction to Alexander's life and legacy explores the evidence from his own time, including letters, diaries, and temple...

Razor's Edge: A Memoir of War and Betrayal For five years before the Falklands War, Hugh Bicheno was stationed in Argentina as one of Britain's top spies. He gathered crucial intelligence on...

The great-granddaughters of Emma Harte follow in her legendary footsteps as they navigate love, family, and power. Evan Hughes, struggling to find her place within the powerful Harte family, is...

A personal journey through silences and landscapes, this book is a fascinating exploration of human experience. Born in England during World War II, Hugh Brody's early life was marked by contrasts -...

The Sons of the Farmer: A Scottish Farming Family's Legacy. In the late 19th century, John and Flora Baird established their home in Ayrshire, Scotland, building a thriving farm and family. Their...

Constantius III: Rome's Lost Hope In 410 CE, Constantius III emerged as a key figure in the Western Roman Empire. Appointed Magister Militum to Emperor Honorius, he faced daunting challenges in Gaul...

The Art of Falling for You by Maya Hughes is a heartwarming and romantic novel about two people who find themselves drawn to each other despite their initial dislike. When Bay Bishop moves in next...

Five classic thrillers from the 1960s that showcase the genre's literary and psychological possibilities. This collection brings together nine novels of astonishing variety and inventiveness, each...

Seventy-seven songs from around the world are gathered in this collection, featuring words and sheet music for solidarity, revolt, humor, and revolution. Compiled from several generations, these...

Introducing Road to Riverdale, an essential collection that brings together the first issues of all modern-day Archie relaunches. This graphic novel is perfect for new fans of the CW's Riverdale TV...

The Mountain Men: A Year After Lewis and Clark's Return to the Pacific In 1807, a year after Lewis and Clark returned from their historic journey to the Pacific, a new wave of adventurers began to...

The Boys from Biloxi is a gripping legal thriller that pits two former friends against each other in a battle of wits and loyalty. Keith Rudy and Hugh Malco were once inseparable, but their divergent...

Brad Prager's study of Michael Cimino's 1978 film explores its significance as a war movie and examines how it presents itself as cinematic realism while problematically blurring the lines between...

Tara's life was forever changed when she received a letter from a solicitor. The contents shook her to the core - someone had left her a key to a safe deposit box, containing an object that would...

It's the end of England's idyllic Edwardian summer in East Sussex. Hugh Grange has returned to his Aunt Agatha's home in Rye, a picturesque coastal town, after completing his medical studies. His...

The Global Empire of Philip II is the final volume in Hugh Thomas's monumental history of the Spanish Empire. This book chronicles the conquest of Paraguay and the River Plate, the Yucatan in Mexico,...

Adrian Warburton, known to all as Warby, was one of the most highly decorated pilots of World War II. His fearless attitude in the air earned him fame for his invaluable photo reconnaissance work in...

Little Bugs Big Feelings: Be Yourself Buddy by Hollie Hughes is an empowering rhyming story about finding confidence to be yourself. In the vibrant world of Little Bugs, big feelings are as big as...

The Strip Las Vegas and the Architecture of the American Dream by Stefan Al explores the transformations of the iconic Las Vegas Strip, from its early days as a Wild West-inspired spectacle to its...

The Rattle Bag is a unique anthology of poetry, carefully curated by two of the leading poets of contemporary literature. Seamus Heaney and Ted Hughes have selected their personal favorites, listing...

T-Rex Trying: The Unfortunate Trials of the Tyrant Lizard King is a hilarious collection of cartoons that showcases the comical struggles of a hapless T-Rex in modern life. Despite its formidable...

Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto & Selected Writings is a beautifully bound edition of two influential works by one of history's most important thinkers. First printed in 1848, just before the French...

Whitby, for its size, is one of Britain's most visually documented towns. Over the years, it has attracted artists and photographers, who have captured its unique character in their work. This...

Bettie Hughes once knew the comfort of luxury, flaunting a collection of designer purses and an enviable dream home. But after losing all her money, she's now living in Colorado with no idea how her...

Good Practice in Safeguarding Children: A Guide to Effective Child Protection offers valuable insights into keeping children's best interests at the heart of safeguarding work. Liz Hughes and Hilary...

E.F. Norton's remarkable life was marked by distinction and adventure. Born into a family with a rich history of travel and exploration, he followed his passion for service and enlisted as a soldier...

Boy Bear can't hear his dad coming to wake him up in the morning, but he can feel the floor vibrate with his footsteps. At school, he struggles to catch what his teacher says, and he can't hear his...

The Freelance Mum by Annie Ridout is a comprehensive guide to setting up a successful freelance career as a mother. With 70% more women choosing to go freelance in the last decade, it's no wonder...

For over a century, J Sheekey has been serving up some of London's finest seafood at its Covent Garden restaurant. This renowned kitchen has been a hub for fashionable folk and famous faces alike,...

Teaching Personal, Social, Health and Economic and Relationships, (Sex) and Health Education in Primary Schools Enhances the Whole Curriculum by Victoria-Marie Pugh and Daniel Hughes is a practical...

Lady Violet Pays a Call by Grace Burrowes is a historical mystery novel that follows Hugh St. Sevier as he returns to his Kent estate with plans to establish himself as a rural physician. However,...

A Conceptual History of Psychology: The Mind Through Time by Brian Hughes explores how psychology evolved from its ancient roots to become the world's most popular science. This comprehensive...

Hardcover, 304 pages, published 8th February 2024. In the midst of a heated election year, a shocking revelation throws a family's politics into chaos. For Emma and Eddie Hughes, the return of their...

The Coroner's Daughter by Andrew Hughes In 1816, Dublin was gripped by turmoil as a rare climatic event brought frost to July and a lingering fog cast a pall over the city. Amidst this unrest, a...

A Tudor voyage of exploration - an extraordinary story of daring and discovery. In 1553, three ships sailed north-east from London into uncharted waters, driven by a bold ambition to find a northern...

Connor Hughes is a man known for his precision and control. As the leader of a private security firm, he has earned a reputation for being effective and lethal. But when he meets Tabitha West, a...

Scotland, 1722, sets the stage for a dramatic tale of love, loyalty, and rebellion. On a remote island, an enigmatic poetess foretells tragedy for the Macdonalds of Clanranald, foreshadowing the...

Liquid Thinking: Inspirational Lessons from the World's Great Achievers Discover practical, accessible self-help lessons and exercises from a diverse range of experiences. This book has been endorsed...

The mysterious death of Honor Bright and its impact on Ireland's history. In 1920s Ireland, the newly formed Irish Free State was plagued by corruption and deceit. Authorities turned against Honor...

A stirring second installment in Terri Nixon's Penhaligon Saga series. Anna Garvey and her daughter are still running the Tin Streamer's Arms, but it seems like she has finally left her tumultuous...

The RAF Halton Apprenticeship Scheme has a reputation for excellence, founded by MRAF Hugh Trenchard in 1915. This innovative scheme allowed teenage boys from various backgrounds to learn technical...