9028 results for 'Hall, Alan'

Grief One Day at a Time is a daily companion for those struggling to cope with the loss of a loved one. With one brief entry for every day of the year, this book offers small, one-day-at-a-time doses...

The King's Commission is an epic adventure set against the backdrop of 18th-century naval warfare. In 1782, Lieutenant Alan Lewrie is promoted to first officer aboard the brig o'war Shrike, tasked...

Choosing the right tree for your garden can be a daunting task, but with the right guidance, you can create a beautiful and thriving outdoor space. This comprehensive guide covers everything from...

The King's Coat by Dewey Lambdin is a gripping historical naval adventure that follows the exploits of 17-year-old Alan Lewrie as he navigates his way through the tumultuous world of 18th-century war...

The Maid of Fairbourne Hall by Julie Klassen is a Regency romance and mystery that follows Margaret Macy as she flees London in disguise to escape an unwanted marriage proposal. With no money and...

Alan Turing was a mathematician, scientist and codebreaker who played a crucial role in the Allied victory in the Second World War. His work on decoding secret messages from enemy soldiers helped...

Susanna Shakespeare: A Glimpse into the Life of William Shakespeare's Eldest DaughterThis book tells the story of Susanna Hall, the eldest daughter of William Shakespeare, and her life with her...

Alan Tomkins' remarkable career as an art director in film spans over fifty years, with his work appearing in iconic movies such as Saving Private Ryan and Lawrence of Arabia. This collection of...

London, Queer Spaces and Historiography in the Works of Sarah Waters and Alan HollinghurstThis study explores how queer spaces are represented in the fictional works of British authors Sarah Waters...

A Halloween to Die For Laugh out loud as you follow Prunella Pearce and her friends through a murder mystery weekend at the Montgomery Hall Hotel. But when the past comes back to haunt the hotel,...

The Tenant of Wildfell HallA mysterious and beautiful young widow moves into Wildfell Hall, sparking whispers among her neighbours. As Gilbert Markham gets to know her, he uncovers painful secrets...

Grayson Hall A Hard Act to Follow by R. J. Jamison is a biography that explores the life and career of a highly acclaimed New York Theatre actress, who was also a co-star in the 1960s-70s Gothic...

Wreck the Halls is a romantic comedy novel by Tessa Bailey. When a producer offers Melody Gallard a chance to reunite her mother's band on live TV, she begins to wonder if it's time to shake up her...

Scotland and the Music Hall, 1850-1914 by Paul Maloney explores the vibrant Scottish performing culture that emerged in Glasgow during the 19th century. This unique urban entertainment drew heavily...

New Beginnings at Glendale Hall by Victoria Walters is a heartwarming and uplifting romance that will leave you feeling inspired. After a devastating betrayal, Emily Prescott finds solace in helping...

A diminutive French general has inherited an army and turned it into a formidable force. In 1796, Napoleon's armies swept across Italy, striking a devastating blow against the Austrian empire...

The Epic Turnaround of Ford Motor Company Alan Mulally's bold plan to save his company from collapse is a story of extraordinary risk and remarkable achievement. In 2008, Ford was just months away...

The Blue Lady of Coffin Hall by Carolyn Keene is a mystery novel that follows Nancy and her boyfriend Ned as they investigate strange occurrences at an estate turned rare books library. A fire breaks...

Set against the picturesque backdrop of Primrose Woods, Pia Temple's life is filled with love, laughter and a sense of belonging. As she navigates her daily routine at Primrose Hall, she finds solace...

Develop your teaching skills with Alan Maley's 50 Creative Activities Pocket Editions Cambridge Handbooks for Language Teachers.This comprehensive guide provides an extensive range of activities to...

Stranded in the Ancient Egyptian afterlife, the members of SG-1 must navigate a treacherous path toward final judgment in the Hall of the Two Truths. After a brutal attack off-world, each team member...

This history explores the development of Town Halls in Sussex, highlighting over thirty towns and villages that once had their own civic buildings. Many have since been replaced by modern Civic...

Alan Turing had a radical and ingenious mind. He is considered one of the fathers of artificial intelligence, with theories that range from purely mechanical to almost spiritual. During World War II,...

The year 1793 brings new challenges for Alan Lewrie as he returns to life at sea. After four years ashore, Lewrie finds himself drawn back into the thrill of naval service when Revolutionary France...

Harry Alan Towers was a pioneer in transnational film production. His approach involved creating low-budget productions quickly around the world, often using pre-sold rights bundles to secure funding...

Alan the Christmas Donkey: A heartwarming true story about an unlikely hero.A rescue donkey with a remarkable journey, from being abandoned in a supermarket car park to becoming a beloved companion...

Celebrate 20 years of holiday cheer with Dyke the Halls, a collection of lesbian erotic Christmas stories. This compact anthology features a dozen sexy tales from esteemed authors, perfect for adding...

A Study Guide for Anne Bronte's "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall" provides a comprehensive resource for literature students. This concise guide includes a plot summary, character analysis, author...

Springtime at Cannon Hall Farm is a heartwarming account of a typical spring on a South Yorkshire farm. The Nicholson family reflect on their childhood stories, testing times, and poignant memories...

Alan Partridge is a broadcaster of remarkable tenacity. From the highs of his TV chat show to the lows of his travel tavern stint, he's navigated a career marked by controversy and mishap. Despite...

Alan Partridge: Big Beacon is a deeply silly book that is also glorious. With its innovative 'dual narrative' structure, this novel tells the story of Alan Partridge's triumphant return to TV, as...

Murder at the Royal Albert Hall is a mystery novel that takes place in 1920s London. When a duchess falls to her death during an opera performance, chief inspector Basil Reed and his wife Ginger are...

A photography book that brings Hilary Mantel's world to life. Zola once said, 'In my view you cannot claim to have really seen something till you have photographed it.' This book is the result of a...

Heather Douglas appears to have it all - a farm in the Scottish Highlands with her partner and toddler. But living up to this ideal isn't easy, especially after the death of her mother eight years...

The Lost World of Music Hall: A Celebration of Ten Greats by Derek Sculthorpe This engaging study explores the changing fortunes of Music Hall in Britain during the early twentieth century, tracing...

Carla Hall's Soul Food Everyday and Celebration is a fresh take on America's favorite comfort cuisine. This collection of recipes explores soul food's history from Africa and the Caribbean to the...

Dark Halls: A Horror Novel by Jeff Menapace is a chilling tale of supernatural horror and suspense. The story takes place in Pinewood Elementary, a school with a dark past that has been the subject...

The Inventor of Stereo by Robert Alexander Alan Dower Blumlein was a pioneer in electronic and audio engineering whose inventive output rate far surpassed that of Thomas Edison. Despite his...

Galen and Alcuin arrive at the King's Hall in Medieval London, 997 AD, only to find themselves entangled in a complex web of intrigue and romance. A long-standing blood feud threatens to destroy...

Charley Hall's investigation into corruption at City Hall takes a deadly turn when a city official is found dead. As she delves deeper, her co-worker's infant son goes missing, and Charley fears her...

A collection of 16 science fiction stories from European writers, translated into English by the editors themselves. This anthology brings together some of the best and most exciting works from...

The Arkansas Hitchhike Killer: A Dark Chapter in American History In 1940s Arkansas, a series of gruesome murders shook the state to its core. Red Hall, a seemingly friendly man with a signature...

Daryl Hall & John Oates are more than just a duo of iconic musicians. Their music spans decades, genres and styles, with a depth that's often overlooked by those familiar only with their most popular...

Alan Brooke: A Reappraisal of Lord Alanbrooke is a new biography that sheds light on the life and career of Lord Alanbrooke, Churchill's right-hand man during World War II. As Chief of the Imperial...

Officially licensed by the National Baseball Hall of Fame, this revised and updated volume gathers the biographies, statistics, and photos of over 175 members of the most exclusive club in the sport...

Dragonsong is the first book in the Harper Hall trilogy, set within the beloved Dragonriders of Pern series. In a world threatened by the destructive force of Thread, a young girl's talent for music...

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is a powerful and thought-provoking novel that explores themes of marital breakdown, family life, and social justice in Victorian England. Set within a stern moral...

The Alans in the West: A History by Bernard S. Bachrach This book explores the history of the Alans, a nomadic people from south Russia who played a significant role in the fall of the Roman Empire...

The Strange Case of Harriet Hall is a murder mystery that takes place in an isolated cottage outside a village. A young woman named Amy is due to arrive, but her aunt's death on the eve of her visit...

Student Learning in College Residence Halls: What Works, What Doesn't, and WhyThis book provides practical advice for creating residence hall environments that achieve educationally purposeful...

Alan Sharp: A Critical Biography This comprehensive study restores Alan Sharp's reputation as Scotland's greatest screenwriter and one of its most important transnational writers. Tracing his life's...

Whitemarsh Hall, once considered one of the most impressive estates in North America, was built by Edward Townsend Stotesbury as a wedding gift to his second wife. Completed in 1916 after five years...

Alan Turing: A Genius Behind the Code Alan Turing proposed an imaginary computer to solve one of the great mathematical problems of his day. His work led to the design and construction of a real...

The Lost World of Music Hall: A Celebration of Ten Greats by Derek Scullthorpe is a fascinating study of the changing fortunes of Music Hall in Britain during the early twentieth century. Through the...

Elmsworld: My Life at Dartington Hall School 1963-1971This nostalgic memoir takes you back to the 1960s, where a new arrival joins a co-ed tribe at Dartington Hall School, England. With no uniform,...

The Guyton and Hall Physiology Review is an essential resource for preparing for exams in physiology. With over 1,000 board-style questions and answers, this book helps you test your knowledge of key...

At Mallowan Hall, a weekend party takes a deadly turn. When a body is discovered in the library, housekeeper Phyllida Bright is faced with a mystery that requires her own unique skills to unravel...

Music Hall Suite for Brass QuintetA suite of five pieces for brass quintet, showcasing the versatility and theatricality of this popular work. Composed in 1964 at the request of American tuba player...

Naked at the Albert Hall: The Inside Story of SingingTracey Thorn's unique perspective on the art and power of singing is revealed in this part memoir, part exploration of the mechanics and magic...

Eden Hall Lost/a Memory Found by David Alexander McCalden is a poignant account of a boy's experience in his final year of school. His family was forced to leave their home due to domestic violence,...

Wigan Pier: The Facts and Fictions of an Enduring Music Hall Joke by John Hannavy explores the origins and evolution of this iconic British comedy routine. The author delves into the history of Wigan...

Blind Owl Blues: The Mysterious Life and Death of Blues Legend Alan Wilson Alan Wilson, the enigmatic figure known as "Blind Owl", was a musical genius and co-founder of the influential blues-rock...

Stuart Hall's Essential Essays, Volume 2: Identity and Diaspora brings together his most influential works on identity, colonialism, and race. Spanning his later essays, this volume reflects the...

French Pop From Music Hall to Yé-Yé The story of French pop music is one of fascinating cultural fusion, spanning decades and genres. From the music halls and jazz cellars of the past to the...

Alan Rudolph's 1985 film Trouble in Mind is a landmark of American independent cinema, yet its maker has often flown under the radar. Caryl Flinn sets out to change this with her new study of the...

American politics has long been associated with graft and corruption. However, this reputation overlooks the significant contributions made by machine politics to marginalized immigrant communities...

The Halle Orphanage as Scientific Community Observation, Eclecticism, and Pietism in the Early Enlightenment By Kelly Joan Whitmer University of Chicago Press, 2015 In 1696, a group of German...

A deadly secret lurks in an island's history, waiting to be uncovered. Lucy Hall arrives in the Seychelles seeking a relaxing break, but her tropical paradise is short-lived. As black clouds gather,...

The Mystery of Mistletoe Hall is a standalone 1920s Christmas mystery that whisks you away to a deserted manor house in England, 1925. When Lord Edgington arrives with his family, they discover the...

The Unnaming of Kroeber Hall: Language, Memory, and Indigenous California Andrew Garrett examines the complex legacies of early Californian anthropology and linguistics for twenty-first-century...

The Governess of Penwythe Hall by Sarah E. Ladd is a Regency romance set in 1811 Cornwall, England. When Cordelia Greythorne returns to her hometown after years away, she's forced to confront the...

The Glorious Days of Music Hall & Variety Theatre in Kent's Seaside Resorts By Michael Fairley Mifair Publishing, 2022 Kent's coastline was once home to a vibrant entertainment scene, with music...

In the world of Pern, music holds a powerful place in the lives of its people. For Menolly, a young woman with a passion for music, it's a dream come true to become an apprentice Harper. But as she...

Double Lives: Film Composers in the Concert Hall is an in-depth exploration of the careers of iconic film composers who successfully transitioned to concert hall work. This collection of 15 essays...

Deck the Halls is a fun Christmas activity book from CoComelon, featuring the characters JJ, TomTom, and YoYo. The book shows the characters making gingerbread houses and cookies with Grandma and...

The Annotated Turing: A Guided Tour Through Alan Turing's Historic Paper on Computability and the Turing Machine by Charles Petzold. In 1936, mathematician Alan Turing proposed an idea that would...

A Sister's Hope by Mollie Walton is set against the backdrop of North Yorkshire in 1941, as the war rages on. The Calvert-Lazenby family faces numerous challenges, with Raven Hall requisitioned as a...

Alan Ball: The Man in White Boots is a biography that tells the story of one of England's most enduring football figures. Born to overcome adversity, Ball defied expectations as a prodigy at...

Going to the Palais: A Social and Cultural History of Dancing and Dance Halls in Britain, 1918-1960This book explores the history of dance halls in Britain during the mid-20th century, examining...

Hardcover, 528 pages, published November 2020. This is the confidential diary of Alan Don, Chaplain to three prominent British leaders: Archbishop Cosmo Lang, King and Speaker of the House of Commons...

Alan Sugar's remarkable success in business has drawn out universal lessons that can be applied to any business or career. This guide distils these insights into 10 strategies for achieving...

Hall of Mirrors: Power, Witchcraft, and Caste in Colonial Mexico by Laura A. Lewis explores the complex hierarchy of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Mexico through an examination of caste. This...

Eddie Plank: A Life Beyond the Numbers. This biography delves into the life of Eddie Plank, one of baseball's most accomplished left-handed pitchers. With 326 wins and numerous records, his...

A Shot of Murder Large Print by Brenda Gayle is a gripping historical mystery that follows Charley Hall as she investigates a murder in 1948 Kingston, Canada. Frustrated with her demotion to the...

Dartington Hall was a pioneering social experiment that flourished in Devon from 1925. Founded by Dorothy Elmhirst and her husband Leonard, it became an international hub for progressive ideas,...

Zack Wheat: The Life of the Brooklyn Dodgers Hall of Famer Joe Niese McFarland Hardback: 206 pages Zack Wheat was a dominant force in the Brooklyn Dodgers' history, known for his tireless work ethic...

Economy Hall: A Hidden History of Free Black Brotherhood in America. In 1836, a group of men came together to build a community that would defy the oppressive society around them. Despite being...

Alan Bennett's Plays 2: A Collection of Six Works. This collection brings together six plays by Alan Bennett, showcasing his unique blend of wit and insight into human nature. The plays include...

This debut from Barrington Stoke author Laura Wood brings a cast of creative creatures to centre stage. When Callie's plans for summer by the seaside don't work out, she finds herself helping her...

The Awakening of Ivy Leavold by Sierra Simone is a historical romance novel set in Yorkshire, 1879. After being left destitute by her brother's death, Ivy Leavold finds herself taken in by her...

Stuart Hall's work has long been at the intersection of two major intellectual movements: Cultural Studies and Postcolonial Studies. This history explores the evolution of these fields, tracing their...

Hardcover edition of 272 pages. A body is discovered at Mallowan Hall, the home of renowned mystery novelist Agatha Christie and her husband Max Mallowan. Phyllida Bright, the housekeeper, finds...

British theatres are now recognised as significant records of the society that produced them and valuable cultural resources. This book explores their history from the late sixteenth century to the...

Alvy Singer reflects on a failed relationship in this witty and poignant film screenplay. When he first met Annie Hall, she was an insecure wallflower with a unique sense of humour.Their...

Floodtide Hall of Thorns, Book Four by Ash Fitzsimmons is a gripping tale of survival and self-discovery. After being expelled from her home and separated from the one she loves, Rose Thorn must...

You'll find yourself drawn into the world of Marling Hall, where the rhythms of everyday life are subtly disrupted by the arrival of outsiders. New York Times readers have praised Angela Thirkell's...

David Bowie's transformation from "David" to Bowie began in 1969 with a move into Haddon Hall, a sprawling Victorian villa in London. This house became a creative hub for a community of musicians and...

The Lost Girls of Foxfield Hall is a spellbinding historical fiction novel that weaves together mystery and magic. In 1939, Eleanor Fairfax's life is shattered by the loss of her fiancé in war, but...

In the eternal city of Rome, it's easy to disappear. But finding someone is a different story. Lucy Hall has returned from Paris with a new lead in her investigation into a spate of missing persons...

A beautifully bound edition of Anne Brontë's enduring novel, set in 19th-century England. Helen Graham, a young woman with a mysterious past, moves into Wildfell Hall with her son, sparking the...