5911 results for 'Thorpe, Rob'

Set sail for adventure and self-discovery with Robinson Crusoe, a young man driven by curiosity to explore the world beyond his homeland.After years of travel, disaster strikes at sea, leaving Crusoe...

Robert Ryman: A Painter's Process This volume in the Lambert Collection Icons series presents some of the finest works by Robert Ryman, one of America's foremost abstract painters. Through his...

Understand how food affects your body's ability to build muscle and burn fat. This comprehensive guide explores the biochemical processes that influence these critical functions.Learn about the...

The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell explores fundamental questions about knowledge and reality. This collection of essays focuses on topics such as theory of knowledge, where Russell...

The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell is a foundational work in analytic philosophy that explores the nature of knowledge and reality. First published in 1912, this influential essay...

A girl's room is a messy sight, with pies, paints, and a giant rainbow splashed across the wall. She swears that someone - or something - made the mess, but she's not sure who or what it could be...

Medical Microbiology by Kayser, Fritz H., Bienz, Kurt A., Eckert, Johannes and Zinkernagel, Rolf M. is a comprehensive review of the field of medical microbiology. Despite advances in medicine,...

Orobai's Vision is the first installment in a four-volume epic fantasy/sci-fi series. After 23,000 years of wandering, Orobai discovers an unusual jewel that transforms into a mysterious young girl...

A poignant and whimsical tale of friendship and loss, Robot Dreams is a wordless cartooning masterpiece by Sara Varon. After a day at the beach, Robot's joints freeze up, leaving it unable to move,...

Medical Microbiology by Michael Ford is a comprehensive guide to the laboratory techniques used in the diagnosis of important human diseases caused by microorganisms. The book covers a wide range of...

Write clear and maintainable Python code with this practical guide. As your projects grow, it can be challenging to keep up with debugging and maintenance. This book shows you how to use Python's...

The Life of the Robin by David Lack is a landmark in natural history that continues to fascinate readers today. Written with an approachable style and sharpened wit, this book offers a unique insight...

For some secrets, words are insufficient. Jennifer L. Armentrout's latest novel explores the complexities of friendship, survival and finding one's voice in a world that often seeks to silence...

Isaac Asimov's Robot series continues to shape our understanding of artificial intelligence with its influential works. On Aurora, two detectives investigate a seemingly impossible crime: the...

First published over 25 years ago, Micromotives and Macrobehavior offers an early analysis of 'tipping' in social situations involving large numbers of individuals. This influential work explores how...

The Problem that Has No Name by Betty Friedan explores the unspoken issue affecting American housewives, examining how advertising perpetuates the myth of the 'happy housewife heroine'.Friedan's work...

A Problem Shared is a heartwarming story about the importance of sharing and understanding between twins. As they navigate their first day at school and new friendships, William and Susie learn that...

The Hard Problem by Tom Stoppard is a thought-provoking drama that explores the intersection of psychology and biology. At its core, it poses a fundamental question: if there is nothing but matter,...

Food Microbiology brings together the complex interactions between micro-organisms and food, covering topics such as spoilage, foodborne illness, and fermentation. Now in its fifth edition, this...

This is the story of microbes, tiny organisms that can spread disease but also have many benefits. From smallpox to Covid 19, human scientists have learned to fight back against the bad microbes.But...

Probability An Introduction by Geoffrey Grimmett and D. J. A. Welsh provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts of probability and random processes. This textbook is designed...

The Microblading Bible provides in-depth guidance for professional microblading artists. This comprehensive reference book covers every aspect of the technique, including tips and tricks from...

The robin: a small bird with a distinctive ruddy breast, revered for its global reputation and cherished in British culture. This beautifully illustrated book explores the robin's place in our lives,...

The Problem of Nature in Hegel's Final System by Wes Furlotte offers a fresh perspective on Hegel's philosophy of human freedom. By examining his conception of nature, Furlotte reveals how...

Gas Turbines and Their Problems by Hayne Constant is a comprehensive guide to the operation and maintenance of gas turbines. First published in 2011, this technical reference book provides detailed...

The French painter Robert Delaunay was a pioneer of colour in art. His work was influenced by Paul Cézanne and he was admired by Paul Klee, among others.In the early 1910s, Delaunay co-founded the...

When a man's name appears in the local paper three times, courtesy of three different women, it's hard not to feel a connection. For Detective Superintendent Mallett and his friend Dr. Fitzbrown,...

The Microbrewer's Handbook by Ted Bruning is a comprehensive guide for those interested in brewing their own beer at home. This detailed manual covers all aspects of the craft, from ingredients and...

A mysterious death unfolds in a remote island setting. In June 1960, nine strangers are trapped together at a small hotel off the coast of Corfú. When Edith Mander, an English tourist, is found dead...

Hugo Hamilton's memoir recounts his summer working at a local harbour in Ireland during a time of great turmoil. Young Hugo struggles to reconcile his German and Irish heritage, haunted by the...

Ouroboros A Grimoire by Ray Sherwin is a philosophical exploration of the nature of reality and the cyclical process of transformation. This concise volume delves into the principles of hermeneutics,...

Little Tiger is not like other tigers. She spends her days pondering the ways of the world rather than hunting prey in the snow forests of Siberia. One day, eager to discover her own place within it,...

Sueños de robot by Isaac Asimov is a thought-provoking collection of stories that explore the impact of robots on human life. In a future not so far away, these artificial beings are being created to...

The Problem with Grace by Vincent Lloyd explores a new direction in post-secular, post-sectarian political theology. By investigating religious concepts such as love, faith, liturgy, and revelation,...

Discover the healing power of probiotics and take control of your health with this comprehensive guide. Michelle Schoffro Cook shares her expert knowledge to help you understand how probiotics can...

Three women, each with their own life and fiancé, find themselves at a crossroads when they're all presented with the same dilemma: signing a prenuptial agreement. Desperate for answers, they turn to...

A True Story of Wrongful Accusation and Government Blunder. On May 6, 2004, Brandon Mayfield, a Portland resident and Muslim lawyer, was unexpectedly arrested in connection with the Madrid train...

Robert Gober: A Comprehensive Installation This book presents Robert Gober's seminal installation Untitled (1992), currently on long-term display at Glenstone Museum. The work is an immersive,...

Revolutionise Your Gut Health with a Natural Approach Discover effective strategies for overcoming common gut issues such as ulcers, constipation, IBS, and GERD. The Probiotic Diet offers a practical...

Dirk Pitt must navigate a treacherous web of international intrigue when a long-lost treaty holds the key to saving a nation from economic collapse. The North American Treaty, a secret pact between...

The Robot on My Tummy is a helpful guide for children with diabetes, featuring fun rhymes and hand-painted illustrations to explain the benefits of a continuous glucose monitor (CGM). The book takes...

A funny and heartwarming adventure awaits in this android tale. When Alfie discovers a giant robot called Eric at Airport Lost Property, he finds more than he bargained for. Eric has lost one leg and...

Memories of Starobielsk is a poignant and deeply personal account of life in a Soviet prison camp by Józef Czapski.The author's vivid recollections of his time at the Starobielsk prisoner-of-war...

A collection of memorable quotes from beloved friends, showcasing their simple yet timeless wisdom. Spanning decades of unforgettable moments, this book is a thoughtful gift for fans of these...

Deeply satisfying and rich in atmosphere, Midnight Robber is a grand tale that will appeal to readers with its unique blend of Caribbean culture and fantasy. Nalo Hopkinson's narrative voice shines...

Robin & Batman is a three-issue limited-series that explores the early days of Dick Grayson's crime-fighting career. Writer Jeff Lemire and artist Dustin Nguyen bring a fresh perspective to this...

The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell is an introduction to his thought, first published in 1912. It explores fundamental questions about knowledge and reality.Russell begins with the...

London was in ruins, its people struggling to survive amidst the coldest winter in living memory. Then, one night, Charlie Grice's widow Joan discovered a shocking secret about her late husband...

Robin Hood is dead, slain at last by the Sheriff of Nottingham. The Merry Men have been cut down or scattered. Maid Marian and their son Basil are gone, presumed dead. But six-year-old Mary witnesses...

Teaching Probability provides a fresh approach to teaching probability, focusing on methods that help students engage with the topic through experiments and mathematical models. This alternative...

The neurobiology of sin is explored in this study by Lazar Puhalo. The Christian Church's constructs of sin are examined through the lens of neuroscience.This book delves into the underlying...

Jack's Acrobatics: A Fun Step-by-Step Guide to Acrobatic Exercises for the Whole Family. Join Jack and his family in their acrobatic adventures. This collection of 24 exercises brings fun and...

Dora's life has been defined by her husband's death. For ten years, she has ritualistically mourned his passing, relying on old friends and acquaintances for support. But when her mother-in-law...

An invitation to an exclusive club promises three wishes and the fulfillment of wildest dreams. To claim these rewards, however, one must sign a contract. As Ivy Smoak soon discovers, nothing comes...

An Introduction to Robotics by Harprit Sandhu provides a comprehensive introduction to robotics for amateur enthusiasts. The book is divided into two sections: one covering the theoretical and...

Robert the Bruce: A Life of Patriotism and LeadershipThis biography offers a fresh perspective on one of Scotland's most iconic figures, Robert the Bruce. Caroline Bingham sheds light on the man...

Timothy Donnelly's latest collection, The Problem of the Many, is a deeply ambitious and powerful work of poetry. Every poem contains something unexpected and unexpectedly potent, making this one of...

Convergence Problems by Wole Talabi is a stunning collection of stories that explore the rapidly changing role of technology and belief in our lives as we search for meaning, knowledge, and justice...

Discover the legend of Robin Hood in this deluxe hardcover volume, featuring the Scribner's Classic edition by Paul Creswick and brilliant color plates by N. C. Wyeth.This beautifully illustrated...

Archipelago: A Problem is a literary fiction novel that explores the interconnected lives of four characters in a single day in a small town. Through their stories, the author invites readers to...

The Happiness Problem: Expecting Better in an Uncertain World by Sam Wren-Lewis Our lives are often presented as a series of achievable goals - the perfect job, relationship, family, body and mind...

Living with Robots explores a pivotal shift in robotics from artificial intelligence to artificial empathy. Today's robots engage with humans in meaningful ways, serving as therapists, trainers,...

The Problem of Spinoza by Irvin D. Yalom In 1940, Nazi troops invaded the Netherlands, and three years later, the Reichsleiter Rosenberg arrived in Amsterdam to confiscate the library of Baruch...

The Probability Broach is a gripping mystery that takes an unexpected turn. When Denver detective Win Bear investigates a murder, he stumbles upon a portal to a multitude of worlds, each with its own...

God the Problem by Gordon D. Kaufman explores one of the most significant issues in modern religious discourse: whether it is possible to believe in God. This thought-provoking study examines why God...

When Roz opens her eyes for the first time, she finds herself alone on a remote island. With no memory of how she got there, she must confront a harsh storm and escape an enormous bear attack.As she...

Money Is Not the Problem.People Are. by Kenneth MwaleThis book offers practical advice and a positive mindset to help you create value in the world, which can lead to increased income and financial...

Understanding Microbes: An Introduction to a Small World Discover the fascinating world of microbes, which make up half of the Earth's biomass and are essential for life as we know it. This...

More than 100 billion microorganisms inhabit our bodies, playing crucial roles in human survival, from digesting food and extracting vitamins and energy to training our immune system. A balanced diet...

Paul Robeson: A Life of Courage and Conviction. Born in 1898 to a pastor father, Paul Robeson was raised with a deep love for words and a strong sense of pride in his black heritage. These values...

A broken robot lies on a scrap heap, his heart long gone. But when a weary bluebird lands on his shoulder, he finds a new purpose. The robot's warmth and shelter help the bird recover, and together...

The Problem of Pain by C.S. Lewis For centuries, people have grappled with a profound and enduring question: why does suffering exist in a world that is often perceived as good and just? C.S. Lewis,...

Robinson Crusoe has been a source of fascination for readers for over 280 years. First published in 1719, this novel has been printed in over 700 editions and has inspired countless adaptations and...

Edith Stein's groundbreaking doctoral dissertation, On the Problem of Empathy, is a seminal work in the field of phenomenology. Defended in 1916, it represents the culmination of several years'...

The Three Robbers by Tomi Ungerer is a captivating tale of mystery and suspense. At night, three robbers in tall black hats roam the roads, striking fear into the hearts of those they meet. However,...

Daniel Defoe's masterpiece, beautifully bound in a gorgeous new cloth edition, invites you to step into the world of Robinson Crusoe. This delectable and collectible Penguin edition features...

Robots by Nathan Lepora is an engaging exploration of the world of robots, from humanoids to drones. With the help of amazing images and mind-blowing facts, kids can discover how robots use...

The Royal Wardrobe: A History of Fashion and Power Discover how fashion has been used as a powerful tool by royals throughout history. From elaborate coronation gowns to iconic revenge dresses, every...

Robert Doisneau: A Photographer's Eye for Everyday Life. This collection brings together 130 black and white prints from the archives of Robert Doisneau, one of France's most influential...

Microbe Hunters tells the story of fourteen scientists who dedicated their lives to understanding and combating infectious diseases. Their pioneering work was marked by both triumphs and tragedies,...

Clare Press explores the history and ethics behind what we wear in this thought-provoking examination of the fashion industry.The author, a fashion journalist, examines the entire fashion ecosystem,...

Batman Vs. Robin by Mark Waid is a gripping tale of family and conflict. When dark forces unleash super-charged magic across the globe, Batman must confront his own son, Damian Wayne, in an epic...

Acrobat Family by Anouck Boisrobert and Louis Rigaud is a charming collectable pop-up that teaches valuable counting skills and the joys of working as a team. As you turn the pages, count ten...

Sarah Richards' life is one of routine and order, but when she begins to see a ghostly figure waving to her from afar, her world starts to unravel. As the visions intensify, Sarah becomes...

Neurobiology For Dummies provides a clear and concise introduction to this complex scientific field. By breaking down the subject into accessible components, it helps you understand the anatomy,...

The Transformation of the British Army Reserve: A Critical Analysis of Future Reserves 2020. Patrick Bury examines the origins, evolution and impact of Future Reserves 2020 (FR20), a policy aimed at...

The Problem of Distraction explores an idea that has become increasingly relevant in modern culture: distraction. This concept is not just seen as a problem to be solved, but also as a fundamental...

Robert Grosvenor: A Sculptor's Nuances Over a fifty-year career, Robert Grosvenor has produced a body of work that is both physically substantial and conceptually complex. His sculptures often...

The Infectious Microbe by William Firshein is a comprehensive exploration of the complex relationship between microorganisms and humanity. This book delves into the world of microbes, explaining how...

Spanning over half a century in the life and times of Robin Hood, this action-packed Medieval thriller explores the seductive undertow of power as it transforms a legendary hero into a ruthless...

Dirk Baecker's "Problems of Form" explores how social operations and observations intersect. Building on George Spencer-Brown's Laws of Form, this collection examines the logic of distinctions that...

The fall of the Berlin Wall marked a significant shift in global politics, paving the way for a more harmonious world. However, some individuals and nations continue to seek power through conflict,...

When a gruesome broadcast is sent to a private website, Detective Robert Hunter is drawn into a sinister game. The LAPD and FBI join forces to track down the killer, but they soon realise that this...

Ralph is a child genius who loves learning, but his school days are marred by bullying from a gang called 'the crew'. The pranks start innocently, but escalate to chasing Ralph home and throwing...

Isaac Asimov's Robot series is a cornerstone of science fiction, exploring the intersection of humanity and artificial intelligence. This collection brings together some of Asimov's most influential...

Evolution is a complex and multifaceted process, with many examples of convergence and contingency. Convergence suggests that evolution is predictable, while contingency reveals the role of chance...

Isaac Asimov's ROBOT series has had a profound impact on science fiction, shaping our understanding of artificial intelligence and its potential applications. This collection of stories explores the...

Microbiology For Dummies explores life down to its smallest particle, revealing the fascinating world of microbes that surround us. From the food we eat to our internal systems, microbes play a vital...

A family of rabbits supplies an unexpected answer to 1+1 = ? in this humorous story. Follow Lonely and Chalk Rabbit as they cope with their fast-expanding brood and handle seasonal challenges...

Little Penguin has problems: his beak is cold; there's snow everywhere; the water smells salty; he waddles; he looks the same as everybody else. It's not easy being a penguin. In this humorous and...