7403 results for 'Linn, Don'

Illustrated Questions in Orthodontics provides a comprehensive resource for undergraduate dentists looking to test and consolidate their knowledge. This problem-based approach covers key topics such...

The London Review of Books Anthology brings together some of the most memorable pieces from recent years, showcasing the erudite and witty writing that has made this fortnightly publication a staple...

The Dinky Donkey Treasury (HB) by Craig Smith is a hilarious gift book featuring three beloved stories from the Donkey family. This treasure trove of tales includes The Wonky Donkey, The Dinky...

Step into historic London and follow the fearless acts of two young wildcats, Asta and Ash. In 1666, when fear and superstition are rife, they find themselves captured and taken from their home in...

Trauma, Abandonment and Privilege: A Guide to Therapeutic Work with Boarding School Survivors explores the complex emotional processes of individuals who were sent away to boarding schools in...

A high-stakes thriller unfolds in this claustrophobic tale. Lottie and her new stepsister Jade are forced to spend a night together at a remote cabin, but their evening is disrupted by a solar flare...

London's Roman origins are revealed in this original study, drawing on recent archaeological discoveries to provide new insights into one of the world's most intensively studied sites.The book offers...

CSI meets Harry Potter in this fantastic graphic novel from Ben Aaronovitch. A vengeful Russian mobster hires members of London's underworld to bring bloody retribution down on a witch, but the...

Cycling London to Paris: Explore Two Iconic Routes for Your Next Adventure. Discover two popular long-distance cycle routes between London and Paris, ideal for cyclists of moderate fitness. The...

Tracy Whitney's past has finally caught up with her. Once a skilled thief, she thought she'd left it all behind when she settled down and started a family. But when tragedy strikes, Tracy is forced...

Tales of London's Docklands by Henry Bradford is a collection of true stories drawn from his experiences as a Registered Docker in the Port of London. During this time, traffic through the docks was...

Olivia Bevelstoke, the only daughter of the Earl of Rudland, is the subject of much gossip in London. Her beauty, wealth, and marital status make her the focus of much speculation: 'What is she...

Cats Don't Like That! is a humorous rhyming book that will make kids and adults giggle with laughter. It's about what cats don't like, which is basically everything! This fun tale is written by Andy...

Derek Ridgers' beautifully illustrated time capsule of style and subculture in 1980s England is now available in an oversized volume. This sumptuous collection features never-before-seen photographs...

London's Gemini Buses by David Beddall In 2001, Wrightbus introduced its Eclipse Gemini double-deck bus body, which offered a unique combination of features. This innovative design was available on...

Get an inside look at one of today's hottest bands with their official autobiography. Why Don't We: In the Limelight is a behind-the-scenes guide to the band's rapid rise to fame, featuring...

This coloring book invites you to experience the beauty and mystique of Sedona through its canine companions. Each dog portrait is accompanied by a quote that reflects our love and passion for all...

Tess is wide awake when her friends and family are fast asleep. As winter approaches, she tries to stay up all night, but her parents are determined to get her to hibernate like the rest of the...

Gordon Ramsay On Top of the World is a candid and often humorous biography that delves into the life of one of Britain's most driven and successful chefs. From his troubled childhood to his rise to...

Discover the magic in everyday foods and transform your kitchen into a lush oasis. Deborah Peterson reveals how common kitchen staples can be coaxed into vibrant houseplants that are as attractive as...

London's gardens are a true reflection of its diverse population, with over three million green spaces across the city. This unique guide celebrates the innovative and imaginative gardening styles...

The West London Line: A Railway Route in Transition The West London line is one of the few mainline railway routes that crosses London, spanning from Clapham Junction to Willesden Junction. This...

Ruth Langmore's "I Don't Know Sh*t about F*ck" is a refreshingly honest guide to life, born from her own experiences as a survivor and mother. In this unflinching yet profoundly insightful book, she...

They Shoot Horses, Don't They? by Horace McCoy In the depths of the Great Depression, desperation knows no bounds. For those struggling to survive, the promise of extra money seemed like a lifeline -...

Angela Readman's debut collection is aptly titled, for each story packs its share of explosive material. Beautiful, sharp and fearless, these short stories expose all kinds of prejudice - against...

Bears Don't Cry! George is no ordinary bear. He lives with Clementine and her mother, who have taught him to read! When George finishes his book early, he decides to go the library by himself. At...

A sharp-witted young man from Cambridge takes up a live-in position as tutor to the son of a wealthy lord. His goal is to secure patronage and become a vicar, allowing him to pursue his intellectual...

London Fog: A Biography of the City's Most Enduring Legend The image of London shrouded in fog has become an indelible part of its cultural heritage. Yet, the origins and significance of these iconic...

Ros has finally found Eddy, the girlfriend they've always wanted. But Ros can't tell her the truth: that they are trans, and want to live in a male body. As Ros navigates their life, a new friendship...

Doncaster Through Time explores the rich history and transformation of Doncaster, a town with a strategic location that has shaped its development over time. From its emergence as an industrial...

Jews Don't Count by David Baddiel is a thought-provoking exploration of identity politics and its limitations. In this book, Baddiel argues that one type of racism has been overlooked in the fight...

Pocomania and London Calling by Una MarsonA landmark collection of plays from one of Jamaica's most important feminists and dramatists, long overdue for publication. Pocomania is a seminal Caribbean...

A hilarious and darkly comic story about what happens when you feed one single pigeon. When you see a coo, it's tempting to give it a treat, but beware - feeding just one can lead to chaos. Coos are...

Chicago cop Brendan Donovan thrives on the adrenaline rush of his tactical team work. His latest assignment is an undercover job to track down the supplier of a new and deadly sex drug, a challenge...

Donald Rodney Autoicon is an illustrated examination of the artist's seminal digital media work, conceived in the mid-1990s but not completed until two years after his death in 1998. This work...

Cameron Pope returns to Jubilee, Kentucky after years away, expecting to confront his past. Instead, he's drawn into a life-or-death investigation when his young niece is targeted by a human...

East London Up Close by Mimi Mollica is a vibrant photo series that captures the essence of a thriving community. Through a collection of abstract and colourful snapshots, Mollica invites us to...

This heartwarming story follows a little rabbit as it searches for its mother. With each passing moment, the rabbit becomes more and more anxious, searching high and low and asking every animal in...

(Don't) Call Me Crazy: 33 Voices Start the Conversation about Mental Health This collection of essays and personal stories explores mental health from diverse perspectives. Thirty-three individuals...

A fast-paced thriller about a boarding school shrouded in secrecy and the girl who will do anything to right its wrongs. Eva has always felt like an outsider, but when she's invited to join an elite...

The London Volvo B7TL By Matthew Wharmby Published 2021 272 pages, hardcover. In the early 2000s, Volvo was in a fierce competition with Dennis and DAF to design Britain's first low-floor double-deck...

Darcy de Merle has no intention of mourning her late husband. Instead, she's determined to enjoy her newfound widowhood and re-launch herself into Society with a grand ball. However, when the Duke of...

Steam Around London explores the fascinating world of steam-powered locomotives in 19th-century Britain. Michael Welch delves into the history and design of these iconic machines, shedding light on...

Sedona's Greatest Hikes includes 55 trails and loop hikes in the Sedona area, carefully selected for their unique features and varying levels of difficulty. Organized by level of challenge and trail...

The 1960s to the 1990s: A History of London's BusesThis comprehensive history covers the development and operation of London's buses over nearly three decades, from the early 1960s to the mid-1990s...

D. H. Lawrence: A Personal Perspective This collection of essays offers a unique insight into the life and work of D. H. Lawrence through the eyes of his friend Helen Corke. Spanning over four...

Sneezy the Fish is an unusual fellow. He sneezes, and no one wants to be friends with him because of it. But when a little fish comes up with some big plans to help Sneezy, he's eager to give them a...

London A Collection of Poetry of Place by Barnaby Rogerson A diverse and eclectic collection of poetry that explores the city's rich literary heritage. From traditional verse to modern rap, this...

Unicorn is back and still grumpy. He's joined by his friends Unicorn, Narwhal, Mermaid, and Jellyfish for an adventure into space, but their differing opinions lead to a disagreement that makes...

Alicia Giménez Bartlett's psychological thriller follows a French psychiatrist who travels to 1950s Barcelona to study the case of Teresa Pla Meseguer, known as La Pastora. Accused of 29 murders, she...

The Servant, the General and Armageddon by Roderic Maude and Derwent Maude is a historical account of the Battle of Armageddon, which took place in 1918. The battle was a pivotal moment in World War...

When her parents bring home a new sister, Marsha's life is turned upside down. Her little sister Wendy arrives with some unexpected challenges.Wendy is developmentally delayed and struggles to behave...

Dan Brown's Origin is a gripping thriller that follows Professor Robert Langdon as he unravels a mysterious discovery at a cutting-edge museum. When the evening's host, Edmond Kirsch, reveals a...

The McDonnell Douglas F-4C/RF-4C Phantom II is a detailed history of this iconic aircraft. Spanning its technical developments, markings, and use by Spanish forces, this concise volume provides a...

I Don't Want to Be a Mom by Irene Olmo is a powerful and humorous memoir about the author's journey towards self-discovery. With an affecting mix of humor and introspection, Olmo recounts her...

Camilla Läckberg's latest novel is her darkest and most addictive work yet. A masterful tale of suspense and intrigue, it marks a departure from her bestselling Fjällbacka series. This gripping story...

Jennifer Higdon Composing in Color is an in-depth analysis of the works of renowned composer Jennifer Higdon. The book explores her symphonic pieces, including Blue Cathedral and Concerto for...

Cold London Blues is a darkly comedic mystery that delves into the seedy underbelly of London's crime scene. A series of violent incidents sets off a chain reaction, as an egotistical Hollywood star...

Color your own map of London with this comprehensive atlas featuring virtually every street labeled and indexed. A blank canvas for you to make notes, color, and draw, this notebook is designed to be...

The seventh book in the Rivers of London series sees Peter Grant, a detective and apprentice wizard, at the forefront of a joint operation to bring a notorious fugitive to justice. The Faceless Man,...

London A-Z Pocket Atlas [12th Edition] is a compact, full-colour street atlas of Central London and its surrounding areas. The atlas covers a large area, extending from the centre of London to Brent...

London, 1888. A young woman named Susannah rushes into marriage with a wealthy surgeon, but her life takes a dark turn when she begins to suspect that her husband may be the notorious killer known as...

London Music Map by Nick Faber is a unique and visually striking guide to the city's musical heritage. This compact map showcases the diverse musical influences that have shaped London's history,...

Discover the hidden calm of London through the soothing world of prettycitylondon: The Colouring Book. This beautifully illustrated book invites you to unwind and escape the stresses of everyday life...

Get Epic Shit Done is a practical guide to achieving success in life and career. Written as a conversation between a student and a teacher, Ankur Warikoo shares his insights on how to prepare for the...

I Don't Want a Divorce: A 90 Day Guide to Saving Your MarriageFor couples facing the brink of divorce, a new beginning is possible. With a practical plan and personal stories, Dr. David Clarke offers...

Discover the beauty of Snowdonia with these expertly chosen short walks. This guide takes you on a journey through the region's most scenic routes, including the Eastern Moors and the River Lathkill...

Daniel O'Donnell's life story is one of remarkable honesty and humility. From his early years in County Donegal to his worldwide recording success, he recounts his journey with warmth and candour...

Tiger is fast asleep, but oh dear! She's lying completely in the way. Just how will the animals get past without waking her up? Luckily, Frog has an excellent idea and, holding his balloon, he floats...

A mischievous little rabbit has a very clear opinion about school. His mother's announcement that tomorrow is his first day of school sparks a strong reaction from him, and he makes it clear that he...

The Northern Heights of London, first published in 1869, is a comprehensive guide to the geography, people and events of Hampstead, Highgate, Islington, Muswell Hill and Hornsey. This revised edition...

London Art Deco offers a detailed look at the style's presence in London's buildings and decorative arts. Following its prominence at the 1925 Paris Exposition, the Art Deco style evolved differently...

Michael Rosen's latest collection of poems explores the surrealism of everyday life with a unique blend of the silly and sinister.This new work marks his first poetry publication since 2007, offering...

A Curious Guide to London by Simon Leyland is a captivating tour of the city's secrets and history. This alternative guidebook delves into London's forgotten past, its strangest traditions, and its...

Snapshot by Brandon Sanderson In a city of 20 million, two detectives are the only real people. Anthony Davis and his partner Chaz have been sent to investigate crimes that occurred ten days ago, in...

Charlie Garner has a bad feeling about his ex-wife's disappearance. Her home is now empty, with all her belongings packed away in boxes. Neighbors claim she's running from bill collectors, but...

The Great Fire of London By Gillian Clements Franklin Watts, 2012 32 pages, paperback In September 1666, a fire broke out in Pudding Lane, quickly spreading throughout the medieval city of London...

Creative Living London showcases the homes of talented individuals who make London their creative hub. From fashion and design to music and film, this vibrant city is home to a diverse range of...

London's modern architecture may be hidden in plain sight. While iconic landmarks abound, lesser-known gems can be found in unexpected places. This book reveals the character of buildings that were...

The Things We Don't See by Savannah Brown is a gripping YA thriller that delves into the dark secrets of a small island community.Thirty years after a young singer's disappearance, seventeen-year-old...

Join Dinky Donkey on an interactive adventure to find her dad, Wonky Donkey. Lift the brightly colored flaps to discover his whereabouts.Is he under the bed or behind the door? Little hands will love...

London Metropolitan Police Stations by Eileen Sanderson A photographic record of London's historic police stations, this book captures their decline and transformation in recent years. Many have...

The story behind McDonald's success is one of ingenuity and adaptability. In tough financial times, the company proved that trial and error, combined with gut instinct, were key to building a service...

The Road to San Donato is an adventurous travel memoir that charts the journey of an American father and son tracing their Italian heritage by bicycle. With only the bare essentials on their backs,...

This humorous story follows a young frog who wants to be something other than his slimy, wet self. He dreams of being a cat, rabbit, or owl, but when a hungry wolf arrives, he decides that being...

Escape the city with ease using this unique cycling guide. Originally researched routes take you from London's inner streets to peaceful countryside paths and beyond. Each route is carefully planned,...

Kim Gordon's personal visual self-portrait is an edgy and evocative exploration of her life, art, and style. Spanning from her childhood to New York's downtown art and music scene, the book features...

A special edition hardcover celebrates the third book in a modern masterwork of science fiction. Abaddon's Gate opens the door to an alien gate network, and the crew of the Rocinante may hold the key...

Tyler's story is finally told in his own words. This heart-wrenching and addictive novel alternates between Tyler's childhood as a twelve-year-old boy being mentally and physically abused by his...

On the distant world of Safehold, humanity clings to existence in a single colony, protected by an extraordinary measure: a medieval society designed to avoid detection by an implacable alien enemy...

Donnie Darko (Cultographies) by Geoff King A study of the cult movie phenomenon that catapulted director Richard Kelly to Hollywood success. This book explores the film's journey from initial...

Undone is a new romance from bestselling author Kelly Rimmer, suited to readers of contemporary romance. Jess Cohen has been running her major tech company with ease, but being bridesmaid at her best...

Roanoke: The Abandoned Colony tells the story of America's earliest settlement, a tale marked by courage, miscalculation, exhilaration, intrigue, and mystery. In 1587, English colonists established a...

London's Crypts and Catacombs by Robert Bard and Adrian Miles Explore the hidden vaults, crypts, and catacombs beneath London's streets. This fascinating book delves into the intriguing world of...

Discover the vibrant city of London through the pages of this stunning colouring book. Featuring intricate illustrations and creative interpretation by talented illustrator Min Heo, this book brings...

The Mountains of Snowdonia in Art explores the visualisation of mountain scenery from the mid-eighteenth century to the present day. This region became a subject for landscape artists relatively...

Mao Zedong: A LifeJonathan Spence's biography brings to life the complex and enigmatic figure of Mao Zedong, from his humble beginnings in the provinces to his rise to absolute power.This sharply...

Don't Drop it Nurse! by Anne Bolam is a nostalgic and engaging account of her life as a nurse in the 1960s.The book takes readers on a journey through Anne's career, from her early training in...

A football medic's dream job turned out to be more challenging than expected. Simon Leeson recounts his experiences in the unpredictable world of club football in Wales. The author's insider account...

Ada Hathaway had one rule: never fall for her boss. But when her father gave her an ultimatum, she was forced to report to Grant Wood himself. As intern extraordinaire, Ada expected to be dismissed...