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Anything You Can Do, I Can Do is a children's picture book that explores hemiplegia from a child's perspective. It aims to help young readers understand what it means to have this condition and the...

Discover the joy of making with James Otter's inspiring guide to crafting and creativity.In Do Make, James Otter shares his passion for woodworking and the ocean, inviting you to rediscover the...

Joseph Bonanno's life was built on a foundation of loyalty, trust, and obedience. Born in Sicily, he arrived in the United States in 1924, driven by a desire to pursue his dreams. By the age of 26,...

Where Do You Sleep? is a fun and interactive rhyming pull-the-tab book that encourages kids to discover their own sleeping place. By sliding the tab, they'll learn about each baby animal's bedtime...

This Will Do... A Novel by Thomas Ogden is a powerful and tender story about three young people trying to make a life for themselves. Their attempts are often misdirected, sometimes self-defeating,...

Mike Gayle's humorous take on growing up is presented in this candid and relatable memoir. As he approaches his tenth wedding anniversary, second child, and 40th birthday, Gayle reflects on the state...

Do Pause: A Subtle yet Powerful Idea for ProsperityMachines are designed to run constantly; people aren't. Our coping mechanisms are often temporary fixes, such as meditation apps and weekend breaks,...

This 10th Anniversary Commemorative Edition of What Do You Do With An Idea? features beautifully updated foiled cover art and includes a special note from author Kobi Yamada. A story about one...

José Antonio Primo de Rivera's speeches and quotations have been compiled in this English-language anthology, first published by Ediciones Prensa Del Movimiento Madrid in 1950. The work provides...

Discover the art of telling powerful and engaging stories with Do Story, a guide to sharing your story in a way that resonates with others.From storytelling expert Bobette Buster, this book shares...

Doing it Now by Edwin Bliss is a practical guide to overcoming procrastination and achieving success. The author shares 12 simple steps to self-mastery, helping you to turn your attitude around and...

Doing Philosophy provides a practical guide to studying philosophy for undergraduate students. It presents strategies for developing the necessary skills that will allow students to get the most out...

The Dornier Do X: A Legendary Flying Boat. In 1920s and early 1930s Germany, only three Dornier Do X flying boats were produced. Despite their limited numbers, the aircraft was notable for its size,...

Doing It All: A feminist exploration of single motherhood and a passionate call to reclaim the power of mothering. Ruby Russell challenges the dominant narrative surrounding single mothers, instead...

Bajarse al moro by José Luis Alonso de Santos is a thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of everyday life. Set in Madrid during the 1980s, the story follows four young people as they...

The Hero with a Thousand Faces is a seminal work of comparative mythology that has shaped the way we understand the human experience. First published in 1949, this influential book combines the...

Doing English presents the key ideas and debates that shape how we study literature, exploring the value of literature, the canon, theory, politics, and the subject itself. Robert Eaglestone's clear...

Bridges don't fall down because they are designed to withstand forces like wind and weight. In "How Do Bridges Not Fall Down?", Jennifer Shand explains how different types of bridges work, including...

Dogs Do Science: Forces by Anna Claybourne is a humorous and engaging comic book series that explores core science topics in an entertaining way. Professor Pooch and his assistant teach you about...

Home is where we make space for our senses to come alive; and come to rest. Somewhere that is both restorative when we need to be, and inspiring when we need to do. Yet so often we move into a place...

Vegan Do It! offers a practical guide for young people interested in adopting a vegan lifestyle. With millions of new people discovering plant-based living every year, this book provides clear and...

So What Do We Do Now? 30 Tales of Perplexity is Bob Sheed's first collection of short stories, showcasing his inventive and imaginative writing style. With a range of styles, settings, and moods,...

Peter Frampton's memoir offers an intimate look at the life and career of a rock icon. From his early rise to fame as the lead singer and guitarist of the Herd, to his work with supergroups Humble...

50 things to do before you decide not to do them is a practical guide for living. It presents a series of tasks that can help individuals achieve their goals and become more fulfilled.The book offers...

What Do We Know and What Should We Do About Immigration? is a concise overview of the complex issue of immigration in the UK. Professor Jonathan Portes examines the subject, providing a short history...

How do I Know What God Wants Me to Do?This book is for Christians who are unsure about what God wants them to do personally. It challenges readers to consider their relationship with God and how they...

Just What to Do by Kyle Lukoff is a poignant picture book about offering comfort in sad times. When someone is feeling down, it's natural to want to cheer them up, but sometimes the best thing to do...

Why We Do the Things We Do: Psychology in a NutshellThis comprehensive introduction to psychology explores some of humanity's most enduring questions, from the nature of memory and perception to the...

Bread and Beauty: The Cultural Politics of José Carlos Mariátegui This landmark book examines the cultural underpinnings of the political proposals found in the writings and actions of Peruvian...

Discover the humorous side of granny-grandchild relationships in this lighthearted guide.explores the world of everyday moments with your granny, from dancing and storytelling to simple acts of...

What Do Jews Believe? explores the diverse ways in which Jews live their lives and explains what Judaism means. This book delves into the significance of being Jewish, shedding light on how a small...

Mancunians: Where do we start, where do I begin? is a story of the city's hidden voices, those who didn't fit the typecast. In the late 1990s, Manchester was a city in upheaval, but it was also a...

Philip José Farmer's definitive collection of writings on the Lord of the Jungle presents a fascinating glimpse into the scholar's lifelong fascination with the legendary figure. This comprehensive...

A dos voces is a collection of poetry by Mario Benedetti and Daniel Viglietti. This rare edition was published in 2006 by Visor Libros.With just 66 pages, this paperback book offers a concise yet...

Trains are an exciting way to travel. But how do they work? What types of trains are there? Where do they take you? The Do You Know? series provides in-depth looks at popular subjects, answering many...

Do Animals Think? challenges our common perception of animal intelligence. Clive Wynne argues that animals do not possess the same cognitive abilities as humans, and that their behavior should be...

Mancunians: Where do we start, where do I begin? is a story about those who didn't fit the typecast in Manchester at the turn of the century. David Scott's book explores the city through the...

Tae Kwon Do is a martial art that combines physical exercise with mental discipline, making it an ideal way to stay fit and learn self-defense techniques.This comprehensive guide covers the basics of...

Doing It All: The Social Power of Songle Motherhood challenges the common narrative surrounding single mothers. Ruby Russell explores how motherhood is defined not by marriage or men, but as a nexus...

This interactive guessing book explores the many amazing things animals can do with their ears, eyes, mouths, noses, feet, and tails. Beautifully illustrated in cut-paper collage, it's a fascinating...

James Ramsden's "Let's Do Dinner" offers a stress-free approach to entertaining with 150 creative and practical recipes for easy meals ahead.This book shares the secret to preparing delicious food...

An Unsolicited Gift: Why We Do What We Do by Dennis Friedman explores the profound impact of our upbringing on our adult lives. The author examines how our interactions with our parents during...

The Art of Life Admin: How to Do Less, Do It Better, and Live MoreThis book offers practical advice on how to manage the time-consuming tasks that can overwhelm our lives. Elizabeth Emens shares her...

Oxford University Press Let ME Do It! is a practical guide to help children build their confidence and independence.Written by Simon Philip, this engaging book offers a range of fun and...

God made animals in His special way... He made the children to laugh and play. To share His love in all life brings, God made us all to do great things. Do Great Things encourages kids to love...

Intelligent Disobedience Doing Right When What You're Told to Do Is Wrong by Ira Chaleff In situations where following orders could put people or organizations at risk, it's essential to know when to...

Tarzan and the Dark Heart of Time by Philip José Farmer is an action-packed adventure that sees the legendary Lord of the Apes on a perilous quest to rescue his beloved mate, Jane. Kidnapped by a...

This vibrant insider's view of Rome is a celebration of the city's character and style. After twenty years of love affair with Italy, Alan Epstein fulfilled his dream to live in Rome in 1995.In As...

What Do We Know and What Should We Do about Internet Privacy? by Paul BernalThis book explores how the internet works for people, companies, and governments, highlighting issues such as location and...

The Power of Doing Less: Why Time Management Courses Don't Work and How to Spend Your Precious Life on the Things That Really Matter by Fergus O'Connell. Feeling overwhelmed is a common experience in...

What do diplomats actually do? This book provides an in-depth look at the various stages of a diplomat's career, from application to retirement. Through case studies based on the author's 30 years of...

The World, the Flesh and the Devil What Do We Do with Evil? In this thought-provoking book, Richard Rohr explores the traditional sources of evil in Christianity - the world, the flesh, and the devil...

Discover the world of music and musical instruments with Julie Delas' engaging guide. This in-depth look at popular subjects provides 96 pages of answers to many questions, hundreds of labeled...

George, Don't Do That... by Joyce Grenfell Joyce Grenfell's witty sketches and songs are a treasure trove of humorous observations, bittersweet moments and entertaining tales. This collection brings...

Do Design: Why Beauty is Key to EverythingAlan Moore invites you to rethink the way you create, from the products you make to the experiences you offer. He explores the importance of beauty in...

Leaders make decisions every day - big and small. Most know that involving others in decision-making can improve the quality of those decisions and commitment to them. However, it's impractical to...

Discover a world of creative possibilities with Miriam Elia's Things to Make and Do. In this inspiring book, you'll find 20 thought-provoking toys that can be made from everyday objects around the...

Oscar's dream of having a pet finally comes true, but things quickly get out of hand when too many animals show up at his house. Chaos ensues as Oscar tries to figure out what to do with all the...

Superhero Things to Make and Do by Kate Nolan is an exciting activity book packed with fun crafts for young children. With power rings, jet packs, masks, spacecraft, and super shields, this book...

Ted and Liz's social minefield continues in this sequel to A Bit of A Do. Life is full of excruciatingly funny moments as they navigate their relationships and the challenges of small-town life. As...

Do the Right Things! A Practical Guide to Ethical Living by Pushpinder Khaneka offers practical information and inspiration for making a positive impact.From ethical shopping and socially responsible...

Doing Psychotherapy offers a realistic and practical guide to the therapeutic process. By examining detailed clinical protocols, Dr. Basch shows what actually happens in therapy, including the...

Doing Shakespeare by Simon Palfrey provides close readings of Shakespeare's speeches and scenes to help students demystify the language and critical approaches. This revised edition introduces a new...

Dream It. Do It. Love It is an introduction to equine mindset coaching, offering a proven flight path for improving your mindset and skills as a rider. Jenni Winter-Leach, a renowned expert in the...

Understanding American Government Agencies James Q. Wilson's Bureaucracy provides a comprehensive analysis of how government agencies operate and why they do so. This in-depth examination covers a...

What Do Pagans Believe? explores one of the fastest-growing religions in the world. This book provides an introduction to Paganism, examining its core beliefs and practices.Graham Harvey delves into...

Easter Things to Make and Do is a colourful book full of delightful craft ideas, puzzles and activities for young children. Celebrate springtime with this big, bright book that's packed with simple...

The Dung Beetle Diaries presents a humorous take on Christmas with 'We Do Christmas'. Mummy's cynical view of the holiday season is juxtaposed with Father Christmas's message of kindness, leading to...

Deanna Madden's life was one of isolation and control. She spent three years locked away from the world, trying to suppress her darkest impulses. Now, as she slowly reenters society, she must...

What Do We Know and What Should We Do about Social Mobility? explores the causes of low social mobility in the UK, explains why it's getting worse, and outlines how to reverse this trend. The authors...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a dominant force in our world, sparking both fascination and concern. As we navigate this rapidly evolving landscape, it's essential to understand what AI is,...

A young girl's Valentine's Day turns into a never-ending nightmare. Emilie Hornby wakes up to relive the same day over and over again, stuck in a time loop that she can't escape. Each day brings its...

Discover the joy of creating delicious lunches without fuss. Let's Do Lunch offers straightforward and satisfying recipes that can be prepared in no time.From simple meals to bigger feasts, these...

The Timeline of Presidential Elections: How Campaigns Do (and Do Not) Matter In presidential elections, voters' decisions are often influenced by factors beyond their individual preferences. Robert S...

For little girls and boys who love to wonder, this fantasy poem explores one curious question: how do mermaids poo? Do they have a special loo in their underwater world? How do they deal with the...

Fear is a powerful tool used by the devil to hold you back from living boldly and freely. In "Do It Afraid", Joyce Meyer explains how fear affects everyone and offers guidance on how to overcome it...

This board book celebrates all the wonderful things brothers can do. Brothers can push you on a swing, make music with you, and take you to the library.But what do brothers do best? This appealing...

This concise exploration examines the growing number and influence of authoritarian regimes worldwide. Recent trends towards 'autocratisation' are explained, along with the tools used by these...

Do Unto Animals: A Friendly Guide to How Animals Live, and How We Can Make Their Lives BetterThis charming guide explores the secret lives of animals and offers practical advice on how to live with...

The Highlights Book of Things to Do is a comprehensive activity book filled with over 500 screen-free activities for kids. Curated by Highlights editors, it features a wide range of things to do,...

The Do-Over by Bethany Turner is a witty and sweet contemporary romantic comedy about a woman who finds herself in hot water with her law firm after being falsely accused of embezzlement. With her...

The Seabees: A Story of Unlikely Heroes Born in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, the Construction Battalion, or Seabees, began as untrained civilians with no military background. Despite their young...

This delightful board book celebrates all the wonderful things sisters can do. Sisters can teach you how to swim, start a game of tag, and be there when you need them.But what do they do best? This...

Homeschooling Do It Afraid by Silvia Escobar offers practical guidance for those navigating the challenges of homeschooling. Over twenty years of listening to and supporting homeschooling mothers has...

Slavery and Utopia: The Wars and Dreams of an Amazonian World Transformer by Fernando Santos-Granero explores the life and political trajectory of José Carlos Amaringo Chico, a charismatic Peruvian...

What Artists Do is a thought-provoking exploration of the practical skills and knowledge that artists possess. The book reveals the useful things that artists do, using seminal works by artists such...

Discover and Do: Light by Franklin Watts Explore the fascinating world of light in this engaging science series. Discover and Do! Science is well suited to readers who enjoy getting creative while...

Behind the doors of the world's most exclusive hotels lies a tale of glamour and scandal. Honor, owner of Palmers, a beloved old hotel in the Hamptons, is determined to restore its reputation and...

A Farthing Will Do by Lilian Harry is a heart-wrenching wartime saga that explores the complexities of life after war. As the people of April Grove and Bridge End come to terms with their new...

Ch'ang Hon Taekwon-Do Hosinsul Self Defence Techniques from Ch'ang Hon (ITF) Taekwon-Do is a comprehensive guide to self defence training for instructors, students and schools of Taekwon-Do. It...

Damned If You Do: A Memoir of Foreign Aid and the Struggle to Do Right in Myanmar. Ellen Goldstein's memoir is a thought-provoking exploration of doing right in the face of uncertainty. In 2023, she...

A diverse and vibrant collection of comics about LGBTQIA experiences is presented in Be Gay, Do Comics. This anthology features dozens of personal stories, queer history, and biting satire,...

This heartwarming story celebrates growing up surrounded by love. I Can Do It Too! tells the tale of a little girl who begins to do all the things she sees her parents, relatives and neighbors doing...

A darkly comedic novel about the disintegration of artistic friendships and the excesses of New York's bohemian scene. First published in 2003, Gary Indiana's Do Everything in the Dark is a poignant...

Ian Campbell's straightforward guide to fractions uses a simple visual method to teach you how to do them without getting bogged down in complicated terminology. A great resource for anyone who needs...

Slavery remains a pressing issue in contemporary society. However, those who discuss it often approach the topic from different perspectives. Some argue that modern slavery is a pervasive problem...

What Do Existentialists Believe? explores the history and key ideas of existentialism, a philosophical approach to understanding human existence.The book examines the thought of influential thinkers...

Things to Do in Hell by Chris Martin is a poignant collection of poems that explore the complexities of everyday life in America. Martin's work navigates the tension between the horrors and common...

Do Me a Favour by Andreas Christou is a thought-provoking novel that explores complex human relationships and emotions.The story delves into the intricacies of personal connections, revealing the...

Witcha Gonna Do? by Avery Flynn is a romantic comedy that follows an unlucky witch struggling to control her magical abilities. When she accidentally curses her family, she turns to her nemesis Gil...