1002 results for 'MacFarlane, Colin'

Colin Wakefield and Kate Edgar's adaptation of the story brings to life the enchanting story of Sleeping Beauty. In this dramatic retelling, the beauty's fate is sealed by a curse that puts her into...

Ralph Josselin's diary offers a unique glimpse into life in seventeenth-century England. For nearly forty years, he recorded his thoughts and experiences, providing a detailed account of his family...

We live in a world marked by rapid change and uncertainty. From population growth to technological advancements, large-scale migrations, and shifting ideas, our lives are being reshaped at an...

In the Grip of Winter by Colin Dann is a gripping tale of survival set against the harsh backdrop of winter. When Badger lies injured and alone, the icy cold begins to tighten its grip, threatening...

Twelve monsters live in Dr Colin's house. In this book, you'll find rhymes about eleven of them, describing what they look like. Your task is to draw pictures of these creatures based on the...

This collection celebrates the allure of Europe through walking literature. On foot, the world comes into view, with its alpine ranges, rivers, coastlines, ancient cities and mysterious thoroughfares...

Jack and the Beanstalk is a play by Colin Wakefield and Kate Edgar. In this retelling of the traditional English fairy tale, a young boy's life changes forever after he trades a valuable family...

Mary Lennox discovers a hidden world on the moors, where a mysterious garden holds the key to transformation. Orphaned and lonely, she finds friendship and healing through her bond with Dickon, her...

The Peregrine, a seminal work of British nature writing, has been reissued to celebrate its 50th anniversary. First published in 1967, this book tells the story of the author's observations of...

Every night, Christine's memories disappear, leaving her with no sense of identity or past. As she tries to piece together her life, she begins to question the one person she trusts.A gripping...

Mr Penguin and the Fortress of Secrets is a thrilling adventure about a brave hero who faces his fears. When Mr Penguin and his friend Colin crash-land on a snowy mountain, they stumble upon a...

A quiet night in the neighbourhood pub is shattered by the arrival of a sword-wielding fugitive. In this collection of eight stories, Colin Barrett explores the lives of outcasts, misfits and...

Gervase Phinn's latest poetry collection is a warm and witty portrayal of family life, set against the backdrop of school days. With characteristic insight, he observes the quirks and charms of...

Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood is a play by Colin Wakefield and Kate Edgar, first published in 2001.This drama tells the story of Robin Hood and his encounters with the mysterious Babes in the...

Colin Crouch's latest work, Post-Democracy After the Crises, offers a thought-provoking analysis of the current state of democracy in advanced societies. Building on his earlier book, Post-Democracy,...

Colin Powell's leadership lessons are distilled into 13 concise principles that have guided his career in public service. From "Get mad, then get over it" to "Share credit," these rules offer...

Albert Ball VC Fighter Pilot Hero of World War I By Colin Pengelly In the midst of World War I, one man stood out from his fellow fighter pilots for his unwavering courage and unrelenting...

Colin Woods shares his passion for angling in this informative and entertaining guide to catching barbel and roach. With over 40 years of experience, he offers expert advice on approach and tackle...

Monty - Up to His Neck in Trouble by Colin West is a humorous tale about a dog who gets into all sorts of trouble.With his glasses and antics, Monty turns up at the wrong party, falls into a pot of...

Third World Girl Selected Poems with Live ReadingsA powerful collection of poems by Jean 'Binta' Breeze, exploring themes of love, conflict and social injustice through personal stories and...

This second edition of Colin Seymour-Ure's history of the press and broadcasting in post-war Britain provides a concise overview of the development of the media and its role in British society...

This collection of poetry and anecdotes celebrates the author's love for Sci-Fi, Horror, and Fantasy. Drawing inspiration from his own life and favourite TV programmes, films, books, and games, Colin...

The Only Way Is Up by Heidi Stephens is a hilarious and uplifting romantic comedy about damage control and finding space to breathe. After a wardrobe malfunction broadcast live on national...

Colin Renfrew explores the origins of human history, tracing back tens of thousands of years to uncover the gradual discovery of a remote past that was only recently uncovered.The study of prehistory...

Storytelling in Medicine: How Narrative Can Improve Practice explores the role of narrative in clinical medicine, revealing its potential to enhance communication and patient care.This practical...

Colin Brown explores the thought of over four hundred philosophers from the Middle Ages to the present day, revealing how their ideas have shaped Christian belief.This concise guide brings together...

Cry Justice by Colin Falconer is a gripping police procedural that delves into the darker side of human nature. A meticulously planned murder sets off a chain of events as Detective Charlie George...

Trixie Grimble's back at Monstacademy for another year of mayhem. A priceless treasure has been stolen from school, and with it, the ancient curse that controls minds is one step closer to being...

The Queen's Marriage by Lady Colin Campbell offers an intimate and previously undisclosed look at the monarch's relationship with her husband. Drawing on her connections and impeccable sources, Lady...

Dissolving Wedlock explores the significant rise in divorce rates throughout the twentieth century. By examining the historical, demographic, sociological, legal, political and policy aspects of this...

Fling by J. F. Murray and Joseph Murray is a heartwarming and hilarious story about the challenges of marriage and the power of love.After six years, Tara and Colin's marriage has started to crumble,...

Colin Thubron's epic journey through China is a testament to the country's enduring spirit and diversity. From Beijing to the borders of Burma, he traversed 10,000 miles by foot, bicycle, and train,...

A house with no name has stood empty for thirty-five years. When Jamie's father buys it, they uncover secrets from the past.As Jamie and his friend Colin explore their new home, they discover ghosts,...

Colin Wilson's groundbreaking exploration of the rebel as genius has been rediscovered in this beautifully presented Tarcher Cornerstone Edition. First published in 1956, The Outsider marked one of...

The Long Glasgow Kiss by Craig Russell is a stylish and blackly funny noir that will appeal to fans of crime fiction. In 1950s Glasgow, private investigator Lennox becomes embroiled in a complex web...

Discover hundreds of pre-1841 name lists from across the British Isles, including censuses, poll lists, national surveys, tax lists and parish enumerations. Colin Chapman's comprehensive guide...

Yukichi Fukazawa was a pioneering Japanese thinker who left an indelible mark on modern Japan. Through his writings and innovative ideas, he transformed the country's social landscape. His vision for...

The Tower Without a Door by H. L. MacFarlane is an original twist on the tale of Rapunzel.After twelve years of solitude in an enchanted tower, Princess Genevieve sets out to escape, but her plans...

Christian engagement with Muslims and Islam is an increasingly important topic in today's world. In this revised edition, Colin Chapman explores how Christians can effectively bear witness to Jesus...

Current medical recommendations often overlook lifestyle and dietary choices in favour of pharmaceutical solutions. This can lead to confusion about what is truly healthy.The author, Colin E. Champ,...

Monty Ahoy! is a humorous and imaginative tale about a young boy's adventures with his pet dog. Written by Colin West, this entertaining story follows Monty as he learns valuable lessons about...

Exacting Clam No. 3 Winter 2021 is a collection of essays and writings from a diverse range of contributors.Featuring contributions from over 40 writers, including Will Alexander, Brian Evenson,...

Discover new and exciting ways to play with the Pirc and Modern Defences in this comprehensive guide from prominent opening specialists.Richard Palliser, Colin McNab and James Vigus present a wealth...

Colin Wilson explores the remote depths of history in this thought-provoking book. A compelling argument is presented that a great civilisation existed thousands of years before Ancient Egypt and...

A mysterious creature from Celtic mythology threatens to destroy the world in this bewitching middle-grade series. Thirteen-year-old Anna Ballinkay has always struggled with her psychic abilities,...

Lexy Timms' holiday romance is a heartwarming tale of love and self-discovery. When workaholic billionaire Colin Murphy and his new colleague, Abigail Thompson, are forced to spend time together...

A Degree of Swing: Lessons in the Facts of Life - Leicester 1958-64Colin Miller's memoirs offer a unique perspective on the lives of young people in Leicester during a period of significant change...

The Lost Back-to-back Streets of Leeds Woodhouse in the 1960s and '70s by Colin James and Elizabeth James is a unique photographic record of changes in Woodhouse, Leeds, during two pivotal decades...

Thirty years in the making, a terrible act of retribution has been unleashed on Mega-City One. The Chaos Bug has been released, leaving the Justice Department struggling to maintain control.As Judge...

Colin Powell shares the principles that have guided his life and career in this inspiring memoir. A companion to his previous work, My American Journey, It Worked for Me offers valuable insights into...

Colin Drake's Poetry From Sensual Awakening offers a unique exploration of Tantra and its potential for personal growth. By harnessing the power of our minds and bodies, we can cultivate a deeper...

The Mountain People is a poignant and thought-provoking account of human decline. In this powerful study, Colin Turnbull recounts the tragic story of the Ik, African tribesmen who have struggled to...

Colin Whittle's Walking with Birds is a personal and reflective exploration of the wildlife and landscape of a Cumbrian valley. Over 50 years of involvement with wildlife informs this text, which...

Edward Thomas's poetry and prose are a testament to his enduring love of the English landscape. This selection brings together his finest verse with his most vivid writings on the countryside,...

Glacier Elegies by Jaanika Peerna presents a powerful exploration of our relationship with ice and the natural world. This publication delves into the artist's ongoing project, Glacier Elegy, which...

Cricket in South Africa was plunged into turmoil in 1970 as the country's apartheid regime faced growing international condemnation. Against this backdrop, England's cricket team embarked on a tour...

Discover the fascinating world of numbers and their place in our universe. This engaging exploration of mathematics takes you on a journey through its history and significance, from the...

Explore the biblical vision for gender, sexuality, and marriage in this 8-week study. Authored by Denny Burk, David Closson, and Colin Smothers, Male & Female He Created Them presents a comprehensive...

A Drift Out of Time by Bruce Macfarlane is a humorous and romantic tale that explores the intersection of time travel and everyday life. In this second installment of the Time Travel Diaries, a...

The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett is a beautifully bound edition of this beloved tale. Mary Lennox's journey from an India to Misselthwaite Manor marks the beginning of her transformation,...

Colin Bundy's Poverty in South Africa: Past and Present offers a comprehensive historical overview of poverty in South Africa, exploring its origins, development, and changing character over time.The...

Jack Beechwhistle is on the case. The world's a dangerous place, and Jack's a junior secret agent on the job. He's tackled all sorts of missions - exploding conkers, zombie sweet-shop owners, and...

See Me is a heart-wrenching love story about obsession, reinvention and the power of true love. When Colin Hancock meets Maria Sanchez, his carefully structured life is turned upside down.A...

Robert Byron's 1933 journey through the Middle East is a remarkable account of adventure and discovery. From Beirut to Teheran, he traversed the region via Jerusalem, Baghdad, and beyond, documenting...

Janet White's memoir is a lyrical account of her life as a shepherdess, set against the backdrop of some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world.From her childhood in wartime England to her...

Colin Crouch questions the logic behind the 'gig economy', arguing that the idea of an employee with stable rights has maintained a surprising persistence. He examines how companies are attacking...

This systematic investigation into mental content explores its relationship to the body and the world. Colin McGinn examines two main theories: internalism, which posits that mental content states...

Winter brings quiet and darkness, yet in its stillness, frost shimmers, stars twinkle, and hearths blaze as we come together to face the chill. Despite the season's withdrawal, life persists:...

Travel by John Freeman presents a diverse collection of essays and stories that explore our motivations for exploring the world around us. From the experience of disaster tourism to life as a...

Nancy Campbell's fascinating exploration of ice and its impact on our lives is presented in this beautifully rendered book. From the Bodleian Library archives to remote Arctic settlements, she...

A collection of essays and other texts by eleven internationally acclaimed writers, critics and artists offers a series of different illuminations on why W.G. Sebald's work continues to fascinate...

Catherine Saxon, an American correspondent reporting on the war in Europe, is found murdered in her London digs. News of her death is concealed by British authorities, but Robert MacFarlane seeks...

Nan Shepherd was one of Scotland's most respected writers in the 1930s. Her novels and poetry established her as a key figure in the Scottish Modernist movement, with works such as The Quarry Wood,...

King Colin, a rather unassuming ruler, has a secret: he's a sweets lover. His kingdom's sweet machine is his greatest treasure, but evil Baron Greedyguts has other plans. When the Baron steals the...

Scottish Proverbs by Colin S. K. Walker is a unique collection of proverbs that offer insights into Scotland's way of life and social mores from past generations. With over 1,000 proverbs arranged in...

A comprehensive history of childhood from the early Middle Ages to the First World War. This updated edition incorporates recent research and provides a nuanced understanding of the subject. By...

Paul Horwich's influential study of central issues in the philosophy of science offers a fresh perspective on probability and its role in scientific reasoning. By adopting a Bayesian strategy, he...

The Scum of the Earth: What Happened to the Real British Heroes of Waterloo? This book tells the story of common soldiers who played a crucial role in the Battle of Waterloo, but were often...

A gentle and generous spirit shares his reflections on life in a country parish during a curious year. Colin Heber-Percy's book is a meditation on the big questions of life, drawing upon a wide range...

Colin Chapman's revised and expanded edition of Whose Promised Land? explores the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, a problem that has persisted for almost eighty years.The book...

Isambard Kingdom Brunel: A Life of Engineering GeniusThis biography presents a comprehensive portrait of one of history's greatest engineers, revealing a complex and ambitious individual behind the...

Alive In The Ghost Town by Rob Summerfield is a humorous exploration of love, loss and nostalgia set against the backdrop of 1980s Britain. When Colin and Liz reunite at a funeral, old feelings...

Colin Rule presents a practical guide to resolving business conflicts online and offline. Based on exclusive research and up-to-date best practices, this book offers expert advice on how to save time...

This revised edition of Race, Culture And Counselling builds upon the foundations laid down in the first edition, exploring issues such as race and power, cultures and their impact on communication,...

The 50th anniversary of Rangers' ECWC victory in Barcelona is marked by this tribute to the men and women who helped shape the team's success. Derek Niven explores the extraordinary stories behind...

The Geek Guide to Life Science's Solutions to Life's Little Problems by Colin Stuart and Mun Keat Looi is a unique guide that offers practical advice for tackling everyday problems. Drawing on...

New Museology explores the current debate in museum ideologies and offers a lively and thought-provoking symposium on the subject.Featuring contributions from leading experts, including Charles...

In Defence of Councillors offers a robust defence of local representative democracy and those elected to serve as councillors. This book examines the roles, functions, and responsibilities of...

The Mysterious Flame: Conscious Minds in a Material World by Colin McGinnThis thought-provoking book explores one of science's most profound challenges: understanding consciousness. McGinn argues...

The Steves is a humorous picture book about two puffins who compete to be the 'Number One' Steve. Their argument becomes sillier and sillier as they try to outdo each other, but eventually they...

The Abc Rail Guide 2018 is a comprehensive guide to the UK rail network. Written by Colin J. Marsden, this publication provides detailed information on train routes, stations, and timetables.With its...

Genealogy as Critique explores how philosophical genealogy can transform our understanding of modernity. By engaging with influential thinkers such as Nietzsche, Habermas, Deleuze, Rorty, Williams...

How to Become an Entrepreneurship Educator is a comprehensive guide for educators looking to develop their skills in teaching entrepreneurship. By exploring the journeys of 20 prominent experts,...

This critical overview examines the sources of social and political identity in Northern Ireland, exploring key variables such as status, class, gender, and ethno-religion. Coulter delves into...

The Axe Factor by Colin Cotterill is set against the backdrop of a struggling beach resort in Thailand. The story follows Jimm as she navigates her personal life and becomes embroiled in a new case...

Drawing Cartoons by Colin Shelbourn offers practical guidance for anyone looking to develop their cartooning skills. This approachable handbook explains how simple shapes can be transformed into...

Hexham Remembered: An Illustrated Glimpse Into Hexham's Past Discover the rich history and heritage of Hexham through this beautifully illustrated book. Written by Colin Dallison and Hilary...

UK Serial Killers from the 1930s to 2021 is a comprehensive and unflinching look at the lives and crimes of some of Britain's most notorious serial killers. Spanning over eight decades, this book...

The New Nature Writing: Rethinking the Literature of Place by Jos Smith explores the connection between environmentalism and the arts in Britain and Ireland. This book examines how contemporary...

Jack Beechwhistle is on high alert as a new threat emerges: the Attack of the Giant Slugs. These slimy invaders are on their way to his school, right in the middle of maths class. Can Jack and his...