1956 results for 'Mortimer, Helen'

The Work of Whiteness: A Psychoanalytic Perspective by Helen Morgan explores the complex relationship between racism and psychoanalysis. Despite relatively few black people joining the profession,...

Modern Fog is a wide-ranging and mercurial collection of poems that explore our everyday experiences and anxieties. Interspersed with modern folk tales, Emery's poems depict the world around us in...

Madrid Midnight City by Helen Crisp and Jules Stewart offers a unique perspective on Spain's vibrant capital. This book provides in-depth insight into Madrid's history, from its well-known...

The Storybook Knight by Helen Docherty is a charming story about a gentle knight who loves to sit and read. Unlike other knights, Leo prefers stories over fighting, and he takes his favorite books...

Ambitious novel by Charles Dickinson follows two widows as they embark on a journey across America. Helene, who is blind, takes to the road in her car, with her sister Ina guiding her through the...

The Macmillan Collector's Library edition of Far From the Madding Crowd is a beautifully bound gift edition of Thomas Hardy's novel. Set against the backdrop of the unchanging natural cycle of the...

Bella's life is turned upside down when she finds herself terrorised and alone in her basement flat. But as the weekend wears on, something within her shifts, transforming her from victim to avenger...

Theatre and Audience by Helen Freshwater explores the complex relationships between performers and their audiences in European and North American theatre from the twentieth to the twenty-first...

Defy Expectations: Learn to Lead with Love, Integrity and Trust by Helen Honisett is a thought-provoking guide to leadership that challenges traditional approaches. It argues that love is the missing...

Becoming a Matriarch: An Inspiring Exploration of Womanhood, Trauma and HealingHelen Knott's second memoir is a chronicle of grief, love, and legacy, one that explores the complexities of matriarchy,...

A haunting love story set against the backdrop of war and betrayal. In 1975, as Saigon falls, two lovers must navigate the treacherous landscape of their own conflicting loyalties. Helen Adams, a...

Religion and Superstition in Reformation Europe by Helen Parish and William G. Naphy explores the complex relationship between faith and superstition during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries...

This edited collection explores how migration shapes and is shaped by faith communities through diverse perspectives. Contributors from the three largest Abrahamic faiths, as well as others, share...

The Chinese Dream: A Growing Global Mindset and a Safer World for All By Helen H. Wang, published in 2010 by Bestseller Press. China's new capitalist paradigm is transforming the country at an...

Good for a Single Journey by Helen Joyce tells the powerful true story of one family's struggle to survive against all odds. Against the backdrop of World War I and the rise of Nazism, the Spiegels...

Sara Teasdale's poetry collection "Young Love & Other Poems I Make the Most of All That Comes and the Least of All That Goes" offers a glimpse into her lyrical talents and subject matter. Born in...

Jesus' Female Disciples by Helen Bond and Joan Taylor explores the often-overlooked women who accompanied Jesus, from Mary the mother of Jesus to Mary Magdalene and beyond. The authors examine how...

Dublin & Wicklow A Walking Guide by Helen Fairbairn Explore the great outdoors in Dublin and Wicklow, two of Ireland's most beautiful regions. This guide takes you on a journey through established...

Tatty Ratty is a heartwarming story about a brave and adventurous lost rabbit. Molly's toy rabbit, Tatty Ratty, has gone missing again, but he's on his way back to her. Along the way, he has many...

Surrender by Helen Hardt is a gripping romance that delves into dark mysteries and spicy relationships. Jonah Steel's quest for answers about his family's past becomes increasingly entangled with his...

Stop Anxiety from Stopping You offers practical tools to help you overcome anxiety and panic attacks. Based on years of clinical experience, Dr. Helen Odessky guides readers through the anxiety...

A gorgeous collection of 50 illustrated quotes by inspiring women is presented in this visually stunning book. Jade Purple Brown's custom typography and bold illustrations bring these uplifting words...

This book explores some of the most significant natural disasters to have affected people and places around the world. From earthquakes and tsunamis to volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, and epidemics,...

Hilma af Klint: Tree of Knowledge is a groundbreaking survey of the Swedish artist's innovative work. The first detailed examination of af Klint's Tree of Knowledge series reveals a profound...

The historic churches of Staffordshire offer a fascinating glimpse into the county's rich past. From rural and urban churches dating back to the medieval period, this book explores a selection of the...

Critical Perspectives on Applied Theatre by Jenny Hughes and Helen Nicholson offers fresh insights into the aesthetics, politics, and histories of applied theatre. This collection brings together...

Behind the scenes of Julia Child's legendary career lies a team of six individuals who played a crucial role in shaping her success. Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz reveals the story of these collaborators,...

The Conquest of Poverty by Helen Wilmans is a personal account of overcoming poverty and achieving financial independence. With inspiring energy, Wilmans recounts her journey from debt to opulence,...

A heartwarming story about celebrating differences and coming together. It's Little Robin's birthday, and all the zoo animals want to help him celebrate! However, each animal brings their own unique...

Slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia with this practical activity book. Dementia care specialist Helen Lambert provides step-by-step ideas to stimulate and...

A Puppy Called Sparkle by Helen Peters is a heartwarming story about a young girl who rescues a playful Golden Retriever puppy and learns about the special bond between humans and animals. With the...

Hellish Nell: Last of Britain's WitchesIn 1944, Helen Duncan, known since childhood as 'Hellish Nell', was one of the most popular mediums of the twentieth century. Her seances were believed to...

The Little Cottage in Lantern Square by Helen Rolfe is a heartwarming story about finding fresh starts and second chances. In the picturesque village of Butterbury, Hannah runs her own business,...

Railway lines in Merseyside often overlooked by many. This book aims to change that perception by showcasing the region's railway heritage over the last twenty years. The images in this book cover a...

The Media Handbook: A Practical Guide to Advertising and Media Planning. This comprehensive guide provides a thorough introduction to advertising media selection, planning, research, and buying...

The Unwritten Rules of Women's LeadershipDiscover the self-awareness, confidence and tools you need to lead yourself, your teams and your organisation effectively. Based on Helen Appleby's years of...

Liverpool Love Song by Anne Baker is a heartwarming saga about a woman's journey through grief and love. After losing her husband, Helen moves to Liverpool with her daughter Chloe, finding solace in...

Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation is a thought-provoking exploration of how feminism can be reimagined in the face of accelerating technological change. Helen Hester, a key figure in the...

Fashion by Anna Cora Mowatt is a six act play published in 1845. It was her best known work at that time.Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie was an American author, playwright, public reader, and actress who...

A Refugee's Journey from Afghanistan by Helen Mason is a personal account of one family's experience fleeing war-torn Afghanistan in the early 2000s. Born in a refugee camp in Pakistan, Sonita and...

Troy, a legendary story that has survived for thousands of years, is retold with artful humour and rich detail by Stephen Fry. The epic battle that lasted ten years is brought to life in this...

The Last Samurai is a novel by Helen DeWitt that tells the story of an eleven-year-old boy's quest to find his father. Raised by his mother, who has taught him multiple languages, the boy is driven...

God of Violence Yesterday, God of Love Today? Wrestling Honestly with the Old Testament Helen Paynter explores the complex issue of violence in the Old Testament, acknowledging that there are no easy...

The Heart Principle by Helen Hoang is a heartfelt romance that explores how wrong you can be about someone and how right they can be for you. When violinist Anna Sun's career takes off after a viral...

Sleeping Dolls: An utterly gripping crime thriller by Helen Phifer. When Detective Morgan Brookes investigates the death of Shirley Kelly, she uncovers a complex web of clues and connections that...

Trusting Molly is the latest installment in Helen Haraldsen's Amber's Pony Tales series. When it comes to perfection, there's no such thing.Amber thought she had found the perfect pony in Molly:...

Black Car Burning by Helen Mort is a powerful exploration of trauma, trust and healing set against the backdrop of Sheffield's urban landscape.The novel follows two women, Alexa and Caron, as they...

A collection of innovative prose poetry from UK writers, showcasing the versatility and expressiveness of this unique literary form. Edited by Anne Caldwell and Oz Hardwick, this anthology brings...

Peter in Early Christianity by Helen K. Bond and Larry W. Hurtado is a fresh scholarly look at the apostle Peter's significance in early Christian history. Building on recent increased interest,...

Aiden by Lisa Helen Gray This is the second book in A Next Generation Carter Brother Novel. Aiden Carter's life was built around one thing: his freedom to live as he pleased. He had no qualms about...

Why Women Read Fiction: The Stories of Our Lives by Helen Taylor explores how fiction is precious to contemporary British women readers and how they draw on it to tell the stories of their lives...

We Are Lost and Found by Helene Dunbar is a heart-wrenching young adult novel that explores the lives of three friends growing up in New York City during the early 1980s. Against the backdrop of the...

This collection showcases the timeless beauty of strip-pieced quilts, specifically the 8-pointed LeMoyne star. Blanche Young's original design method has been refined and expanded upon by her...

The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig by Eugene Trivizas is a humorous retelling of a traditional tale. Three little wolves build themselves a brick house, but it's no match for the big bad...

Discover the beauty of the Cairngorms with these 20 circular routes, expertly mapped for your day walk. From gentle strolls to more challenging hikes, this guide covers a range of options to suit all...

The sixth novel in Nancy Revell's compelling Shipyard Girls series. Sunderland, 1942: Polly's heart and her future are hanging in the balance as she waits for news about her missing sweetheart Tommy...

Tragedy has left two souls broken and alone. Luke Hansard is desperate to keep his wife's memory alive, while Orla Kendrick hides from her past in a remote Suffolk castle. Luke sets out to find Orla,...

Simon Young and Helen Killick explore the complex relationship between popular belief and the supernatural in Europe over several centuries. This study synthesizes the full range of thought about the...

The Dating Dare by Jayci Lee is a witty and decadent romantic comedy that will appeal to fans of Jasmine Guillory, Lauren Layne, and Helen Hoang. Early readers have fallen in love with the story of...

The Ethics of War and Peace: An Introduction by Helen Frowe is a lively exploration of one of the oldest but still most relevant ethical debates. This third edition has been revised and updated to...

Promised by Heaven: A Doctor's Return from the Afterlife to a Destiny of Love and HealingA remarkable spiritual journey that questions everything we understand to be true, this memoir tells the story...

Sir John Soane's manuscript, Crude Hints towards an History of my House in Lincoln's Inn Fields, is a unique and intriguing work. Written by the architect Sir John Soane in 1812, it presents his home...

Sex and Temperament In Three Primitive Societies by Margaret Mead A groundbreaking anthropological study, first published in 1935, that explores the intimate lives of three New Guinea tribes from...

Living in Hotels: Brown's in London, the Savoy in Cheltenham, a MemoirThis memoir recounts the life of Helen Wallimann, who worked her way up from a Swiss country boy to become a hotelier. The book...

In 1963, Doris Adelaide Derby embarked on a decade-long journey in Mississippi, fighting for educational and cultural change. Her experiences as a teacher in the Adult Literacy Project and her...

Life Upper Intermediate: Combo Split B by Paul Dummett, Heinle, John Hughes and Helen Stephenson is a comprehensive language learning resource for young learners. This edition combines six units of...

Linda Vista is a poignant exploration of midlife crisis, as a man navigates the challenges of self-discovery in his 50s. With a blend of humour and humanity, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tracy...

Nicholas Hawksmoor: Seven Churches For London explores the work of British architect Nicholas Hawksmoor, a major contributor to British and European architectural culture. The publication focuses on...

Staffordshire's rich folklore is often overlooked in favour of its industrial heritage. This book by Helen Harwood sheds light on the myths, legends, superstitions and customs that are an integral...

Stephanie and Jamie are meant to be, but they're both with other people. For Stephanie, being engaged to Matt is enough, but then she meets Jamie, who understands her in a way no one else ever has...

The School Run: A Laugh-Out-Loud Novel Full of Humour and Heart by Helen WhitakerTwo mothers, two daughters, one school place. Imogen and Lily are old friends who've shared many wild nights out...

She Persisted is a heartwarming tribute to thirteen remarkable women who refused to be silenced and continued to push forward despite obstacles. Chelsea Clinton celebrates their tenacity,...

Gamma-ray bursts from a newly awoken star threaten to destroy Jupiter, sparking a desperate struggle to save the solar system and humanity. A fleet of humanoid aliens had warned of this risk four...

Stay Close to Me by Helen Warner is a heartwarming and thought-provoking novel about family, love, and learning what truly matters in life. When Amy's husband's business collapses, her world is...

The River by Helen Humphreys is a groundbreaking exploration of place, where the boundaries between observation, prose, and natural history blur. Through her own unique lens, Humphreys examines a...

The third volume in Skira's History of Photography series explores the pivotal years 1941-1980, marking the beginning of a radical shift in amateur photography. This period saw the rise of color...

This beloved story has been a family favorite for over 30 years, and now it's available in a special 30th anniversary edition. Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury's iconic tale follows a father and his...

Dr Harville Hendrix's groundbreaking book has helped thousands of couples transform their relationships into lasting sources of love and companionship. First published in 1988, GETTING THE LOVE YOU...

The Royal School of Needlework's Essential Guide to Goldwork is a comprehensive guide to creating beautiful stitched work with metal thread. Written by Helen McCook, this book provides a thorough...

Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina is a poignant exploration of love and its destructive power. Beautiful but empty, Anna finds herself torn between her life and a chance encounter that sets her on a path...

This Norton Critical Edition features a new translation by Sheila Murnaghan, accompanied by an introduction and explanatory annotations. The volume also includes ancient perspectives on the play from...

Wine of Honour by Barbara Beauchamp is a poignant portrayal of life in the aftermath of World War II. Set against the backdrop of a small village, the novel explores the unique challenges faced by...

A car explodes on a quiet Prague street, claiming the life of an undercover agent. As his superiors struggle to understand his mission, two Blackbriar operatives are sent to investigate. Their search...

Evaluating Outcomes in Health and Social Care by Helen Dickinson and Janine O'Flynn provides practical guidance for practitioners to understand and measure outcomes in health and social care. This...

Opposite Poems, Philosophy & Coffee is a unique and engaging exploration of the intersection of poetry and philosophy. Award-winning poet Helen Mort and Professor Aaron Meskin engage in a...

Rotterdam Remembered: The Wartime Memories of Jacoba Kroet is a personal and poignant account of life in Rotterdam during World War II. Helen Sonnet's collection of memories offers a unique insight...

The Writer's Diet: A Guide to Fit Prose by Helen Sword is a concise and practical introduction to great writing. This slim volume offers an easy-to-follow set of writing principles to help you...

A woman slipping through the cracks in Scotland sets off a chain of events that will test DI Birch's skills to the limit. When a young Vietnamese girl goes missing, Helen's instinct tells her that...

Botanical Sketchbooks by Helen Bynum and William Bynum is a unique visual compendium that brings to light the personal and spontaneous records of botanical artists. The book showcases a range of...

Businesses are struggling to achieve sensational new growth in a market dominated by established brands. To break through this stagnation, Helen Edwards argues that companies need to look beyond...

Greek and Roman Medicine by Helen King provides a concise yet comprehensive exploration of the medical practices and theories of ancient Greece and Rome. This book examines the beliefs about the...

A Thief Among the Trees: An Ember in the Ashes Graphic Novel Sabaa Tahir and Nicole Andelfinger present an original graphic novel set years before the events of the bestselling An Ember in the Ashes...

Experience the essence of Paris through its stories. This collection brings together twenty-two tales by French and Francophone writers, each one capturing a unique aspect of life in this captivating...

Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, died in December 1861, leaving the nation in shock. His passing was a devastating blow to Victoria, who had relied heavily on him throughout their 21-year...

The Scarlet Sisters by Helen Batten explores the complex and often scandalous lives of five feisty red-headed sisters who struggled to overcome poverty and find love during two world wars. Their...

Family Law provides a clear and concise guide to the main concepts in family law. This book explains key areas such as marriage and its breakdown, recent developments in money cases, and all recent...

Dogs That Help: Phase 4 Set 1 (Big Cat Phonics for Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised) by Helen Dineen This book introduces you to the incredible world of dogs that help their owners in various...

The thirteenth Tom Thorne novel from Mark Billingham is a chilling mystery that will keep readers guessing until the final page. In the small town of Polesford, two teenage girls are abducted,...

Mum To Mum: Pass It On is a practical guide for new mums and those expecting their first child. Written by Helen Stephens, this book offers top tips and advice to help navigate the challenges of...

Kala 'The Thriller of the Moment' by Colin Walsh is a gripping novel that revisits the dark events of a summer long past. In the seaside village of Kinlough, three old friends are drawn back into the...