326 results for 'Malech, Dora'

Arnold doesn't want to go to school - he can't imagine facing the day without his pet whale by his side. Luckily, his neighbour Dora has some clever ideas that soon involve the whale in all sorts of...

The Habsburg ambassador's residence in Constantinople was a hub of activity in the late 16th century. Hundreds of travelers passed through its doors, leaving behind a unique collection of albums...

The Bell is a novel by Iris Murdoch, published in 2004, that explores the complexities of human frailty and the search for meaning in a world of contradictions. A lay community of individuals with...

The Persephone Code by Julia Golding is set in 1812 England, where the Hellfire Caves house a secret society steeped in satanism and debauchery. When the club's warden is brutally murdered, his...

David Copperfield is Charles Dickens's most personal and beloved novel. Written after his own experiences as a child in a London warehouse, this first-person narrative masterfully explores the...

The Bloomsbury Group by Frances Spalding A union of friends who transformed British culture with their approach to art, design and society, 'The Bloomsbury Group' was a powerful force in shaping the...

Walsall An Illustrated History by Geoff Marshall is a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the town's rich history. Spanning over 128 pages, this illustrated volume delves into various aspects...

Traces of Trauma in W. G. Sebald and Christoph Ransmayr by Dora Osborne explores how two influential authors, born too late to experience the Second World War firsthand, grappled with its traumatic...

The Nightingale Sisters by Donna Douglas Life in the hospital is not all it seems. Behind the strict rules and high expectations of the ward sisters, each nurse harbours secrets and struggles of her...

Picasso: The Women in His Life is a tribute to the individual fates of the women who left their mark on the artist's life. This book focuses on the lives and creative works of ten women, rather than...

A unique insight into English musical history, Music in Their Time is an intimate and readable account of a highly creative period. Hubert J. Foss, founder and first music editor for Oxford...

The Surfer Magazine 1960-2020 is a comprehensive anthology showcasing the best covers and interior pages from the legendary surf magazine. Founded in 1960 by John Severson, Surfer was the longest...

The Dead Years: A Personal Account of the Holocaust. Joseph Schupack's memoirs offer a unique perspective on the lessons of the Holocaust for future generations. As one of the few remaining voices...

The Nightingale Nurses by Donna Douglas As the final year of training comes to a close at The Nightingale Hospital, three young nurses face their most important challenges yet. Personal and...

Rabbits Don't Lay Eggs! by Paula Metcalf is a fun-filled Easter story about a new animal arriving at the farm. A young rabbit named Rupert tries to fit in, but he can't make some sounds like other...

The Woodland Christmas Ball by Ann Brady It's winter time and all the Little Friends are getting ready to go to sleep. But first they're going to have a big party, and everyone is excited to be...

The Museum of the Future Now What? In this latest volume from Cristina Bechtler and Dora Imhof, leading art and museum figures from around the world share their perspectives on the role of museums in...

Edith Fairchild's life was poised to take a dramatic turn in 1891. Her husband Benedict had recently inherited Spindrift House near Port Isaac, and Edith was inspired by the glorious Cornish light...

The Savage Eye brings together two influential art movements in a unique and fascinating way. For the first time, more than 200 works are presented side by side, shedding new light on the history of...

Las mujeres detrás de Picasso explores the lives and inspirations of the women who shaped the life and work of Pablo Picasso. From his wives and lovers to those who helped promote his art, this book...

A Brighter Tomorrow by Maggie Ford is a heart-wrenching tale of family, resilience, and female independence set against the backdrop of Victorian England. When their mother passes away, Ellie and her...

Li-Li loves many things, like watching Dora and playing with her dog. She enjoys reading books and going on adventures with her family. However, there are two things she really doesn't like - kisses...

The Idea of Italy Photography and the British Imagination, 1840-1900 by Maria Antonella Pelizzari and Scott Wilcox is a unique exploration of nineteenth-century Italy through the lens of early...

War Culture and the Contest of Images by Dora Apel examines the relationships between contemporary war, documentary practices, and democratic ideals. The author analyzes various images and cultural...

The stories of women who worked in the sex trade during the 19th-century American West are a fascinating and lesser-known chapter in history. As settlements moved west, prostitution grew and...

The Corsican Exchange In Black and White by Robert Keith is a gripping mystery that weaves together music, family secrets, and international intrigue. When the choir from St Griswolds joins forces...