532 results for 'Margaret MacMillan'

Lancaster and York: The Wars of the Roses is a gripping account of one of England's most tumultuous periods. Alison Weir explores the human side of history, focusing on the people and personalities...

Witchcraft Today is a foundational text that reveals the true origins of witchcraft and its evolution into the modern practice. Written by Gerald B. Gardner, a leading figure in the development of...

Peter May's latest China series novel is a gripping thriller that reunites two main characters in a desperate bid to uncover the truth behind a series of gruesome ritual executions. A forensic...

The Woman in Black Literature Guide provides a detailed commentary on the play, exploring its plot, structure, themes, style, and characters within the context of the text. The guide includes...

Discover 28 inspiring days out in London and south east England, all accessible by train. Margaret Dickinson's Wild Swimming Walks features secret lakes, river meadows and sandy seaside beaches...

The Secret People by John Wyndham A rocket plane crashes in the Sahara desert, sending Mark Sunnet and his partner Margaret tumbling into an underground world. There, they encounter the survivors of...

Discover the bold flavours of Chinese-American home cooking with this vibrant recipe book. Margaret Li, Irene Li and Andrew Li share their secrets for creating deliciously unexpected dishes that...

Child Protection Families and the Conference Process by Margaret Bell explores the complexities of working in partnership in child protection, examining the opportunities and difficulties of...

This Little Golden Book classic tells the story of a lovable bunny's search for a home, as spring arrives and new life begins. Written by Margaret Wise Brown, the author of Goodnight Moon, and...

Learning to Be Old: Gender, Culture and Aging explores what it means to grow old in America today. Margaret Cruikshank challenges social myths and fears about aging, sickness, and the roles of older...

The Swimmer by Graham Norton is a thought-provoking novel about the complexities of human relationships and the power of the past to shape our present.When Helen, a retired teacher, witnesses a...

The Land at the End of the World A Novel by António Lobo Antunes A haunting and anguished tale of a Portuguese medic haunted by memories of war, this novel is a kaleidoscopic vision of a modern...

A fresh perspective on British landscape art in the post-war period, this study by Margaret Garlake challenges traditional histories and expands our understanding of the genre. By incorporating both...

Colorful painterly studies of the Scottish border landscapes from Barbara Rae have been an important part of her artistic output for decades. Drawing inspiration from the complex natural environment...

Community Development: A Critical and Radical Approach by Margaret Ledwith offers a fresh perspective on power and practice in the face of rising economic inequalities. Building on the theoretical...

The Haunting by Margaret Mahy is a psychological thriller about an eight-year-old boy who's haunted by a presence that seems to be taking over his body. With the help of his sisters, he sets out to...

The Sun Rose in Paris: Book OneA young artist's journey to self-discovery and love in 20th-century Paris. Jack, an Australian with exceptional artistic talent, embarks on a six-month holiday in...

Explore the literary heart of Paris in this beautifully compiled anthology. From the streets to its world-famous monuments, Paris has been a source of inspiration for countless authors and poets.This...

The Book of Disquiet is a profound and deeply personal work of literature that explores the human condition through exquisite and often melancholic observations. Written in a unique semi-heteronymic...

Alias Grace is a powerful and enigmatic tale of murder, mystery and the complexities of human nature. Based on the true story of one of the most notorious women of the 1840s, Margaret Atwood has...

Experience the mischievous adventures of Horrid Henry, the world's favourite naughty boy, in this special 20th anniversary edition of the first book in the series. Henry's attempt to be perfect for...

Margaret Atwood's latest collection is a testament to her remarkable storytelling abilities. This new work features a diverse range of tales that explore the complexities of human experience.The...

First published in 1978, Margaret Donaldson's groundbreaking work on child development explores the nature of human thought and language, highlighting the crucial role of context in shaping...

This second memoir offers a unique insight into the life and career of Michael Heseltine, with previously unexplored aspects of his time in government. Heseltine reflects on the key changes he helped...

Jacquetta, a woman of remarkable courage and conviction, defied convention to forge a life of her own. Married at a young age to a prominent English nobleman, she later took a bold step by marrying a...

The Daily Office: A Musical Journey Through Morning, Midday, Evening and Night Prayers. This collection of 16 pieces for choir and organ explores the journey of daily prayer from dawn to dusk...

A comprehensive collection of Robert Frost's poetry, redesigned for a new generation of readers. This volume comprises all eleven volumes of his poems, offering a complete and unabridged...

Street Photography A History in 100 Iconic Photographs presents a visually stunning collection of images from around the world, showcasing the genre's evolution over time.From pre-war gelatin silver...

The Woman with the Alabaster Jar: A Quest for the Forgotten Feminine Margaret Starbird's groundbreaking research challenges conventional understanding of Christian history and theology. Her study...

The Riddle of the Sands is a gripping tale of espionage and adventure set against the backdrop of pre-war Europe. In this beautifully bound edition, Erskine Childers' classic novel comes alive with...

Jules Verne's Journey to the Centre of the Earth is a story of adventure and discovery. In 1864, German professor Otto Lidenbrock embarked on a perilous journey to the centre of the Earth,...

A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf is a powerful essay that explores the limitations of womanhood in the early twentieth century. With its striking prose and poetic license, Woolf makes a...

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain is a beautifully bound pocket-sized edition of one of America's most important novels. This Macmillan Collector's Library gift edition features real...

Nursing Research An Introduction by Pam Moule, Helen Aveyard, and Margaret Goodman provides a comprehensive guide to the nursing research process. The book is structured to support students through...

This is the story of Margaret Forster's life, told through the houses she's lived in. Born in a council house in 1938, Forster reflects on the changing nature of homes and the impact they have on our...

Providing creative and stimulating methods for working with children is at the heart of this practical guide. Margaret Longstaffe shares her expertise on using provocations to invite learning and...

Yerma by Federico García Lorca and Simon Stone In a world where desire can become an unrelenting force, a woman's longing for a child drives her to the unthinkable. This radical new version of...

A beautifully bound edition of Shakespeare's enchanting comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, is presented in the Macmillan Collector's Library series. Illustrated throughout by Sir John Gilbert, this...

Discover the world's most exceptional wines with Margaret Rand's expert guidance. This comprehensive guide presents 101 wines that are worth trying, ranging from prestigious labels to hidden gems...

Peter Townsend's remarkable life is one of great heroism and personal struggle. In Time and Chance, he tells his side of the story, placing the episode of his romance with Princess Margaret within...

Elizabeth Woodville, Margaret Beaufort and Jacquetta of Luxembourg are subjects of Philippa Gregory's novels in the Cousins' War series. This book offers their extraordinary true stories, background...

The Radiant Way by Margaret Drabble This thought-provoking novel explores the transformative years of 1980s Britain through the experiences of three women. Spanning the decade's pivotal moments, it...

Breaking the Code: A candid and insightful look at modern government through the eyes of Gyles Brandreth, former MP for Chester and government whip. These widely acclaimed diaries offer a unique...

A thrilling new YA fantasy from Margaret Rogerson, bestselling author of Sorcery of Thorns and An Enchantment of Ravens. Artemisia is training to be a Gray Sister, tasked with cleansing the bodies of...

A collection of poems celebrating extraordinary women and girls who broke boundaries and achieved great things. This inspiring anthology features real-life role models such as Malala, Rosa Parks,...

First performed in 1935, Freshwater is a comedic farce based on the life of Julia Margaret Cameron, a famous Victorian photographer. The play was staged at Vanessa Bell's London studio as part of...

This beautifully moving picture book tells the story of a little island in the ocean and the curious kitten who visits. As the seasons pass, the island and its inhabitants witness an ever-changing...

Agatha Raisin and the Witches' Tree by M. C. Beaton is a gripping mystery that brings excitement back into Agatha's life. A body is found hanging from a tree in the village of Sumpton Harcourt, and...

Diary of an Ordinary Woman, 1914-1995 by Margaret Forster is a deeply personal and poignant account of one woman's life. From the age of 13, Millicent King kept her journals in exercise books,...

Cars Cars Cars! is a colorful and engaging picture book that introduces young readers to the world of transportation. With its simple yet repetitive text, this rhyming preschool book follows fifty...

Kings & Queens: The Real Lives of the English MonarchsThis groundbreaking book brings to life the stories of Britain's most powerful monarchs, from Alfred the Great to Charles III. Through meticulous...

Ryszard Kapuscinski's Imperium is a deeply personal and profoundly insightful exploration of the Soviet Union's existence as a single entity. From the author's own experiences of living under Soviet...

The I Ching: An Authentic Translation of the Book of Changes This ancient text, one of the world's most influential books, has been a source of wisdom for over 3,000 years. The I Ching, or Book of...

The Peppered Moth by Margaret Drabble is a novel that explores the lives of two women, separated by generations and social class, as they navigate their places in the world.Set against the backdrop...

A Marriage of Fortune by Anne O'Brien is a historical novel set in 15th-century England. In the midst of the War of the Roses, two women from rival families must navigate the complexities of duty,...

Interventions With Bereaved Children by Margaret Pennells and Ms Sue Smith provides a comprehensive approach to working with bereaved children. This book covers various methods, settings, and...

Through the Looking-Glass, the second adventure of Alice, takes her to a place even more curious than Wonderland. She finds herself caught up in a great game of chess and sets off to become a queen...

The Call of the Wild & White Fang by Jack London is a beautifully bound edition of two timeless animal stories. This Macmillan Collector's Library gift edition features real cloth binding,...

Medicine in Iran: Profession, Practice and Politics, 1800-1925 By H. Ebrahimnejad Palgrave Macmillan US, 2014, 1st edition, 268 pages, paperback. This book explores the transformation of medicine in...

Helping children develop self-esteem and a positive sense of self is a vital part of their emotional growth. The New TA for Kids, a revised edition of a popular series, provides powerful techniques...

An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson is a captivating tale of art, magic, and forbidden love. When a young artist's paintings are coveted by the faerie courts, she unwittingly sparks a chain...

In Darkest London offers a poignant portrayal of life in the East End of London during the 1880s. Written by Margaret Harkness under her pen name, this social documentary provides a powerful insight...

Tomás Nevinson is the final novel from Javier Marías, widely regarded as one of Spain's greatest writers. In this gripping tale, Marías explores a world where right and wrong are irreparably blurred...

Harry the Guinea Pig is a heartwarming picture book about a mischievous dog who finds himself feeling left out when a new pet arrives. Harry's attempts to get attention back on track only lead to...

Medicine, Patients and the Law Seventh Edition by Margaret Brazier, Emma Cave, Rob Heywood A comprehensive survey of the legal situation in modern medicine, this book covers areas such as fertility...

Romeo and Juliet is a story of passion and hatred, bawdy comedy and high tragedy. Set against a backdrop of feuds and gang warfare, this dazzling combination of emotions explores the destructive...

A weekend getaway to an isolated retreat deep in the Northumbria moors turns into a desperate fight for survival. When three women arrive at Dark Fell Barn, they find a devastating note claiming one...

Discover the captivating history of the Tudors in this comprehensive guide. Spanning from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, this book explores the Wars of the Roses, the six wives of Henry VIII, and the life...

Welcome Home by Margaret Dickinson is an enthralling drama set against the backdrop of World War II. Neighbours Edie and Lil have been close friends for over twenty years, sharing the joys and...

Hurt and Pain: Literature and the Suffering Body explores how authors have portrayed bodies in pain across various literary genres from the 17th century to the present day. Susannah B. Mintz examines...

Oxford Literature Companions: The Handmaid's Tale provides in-depth analysis and insight into Margaret Atwood's acclaimed novel. This guide is ideal for use in the classroom or for revision, offering...

A vibrant collection of classic and lesser-known Spanish short stories, compiled by celebrated translator Margaret Jull Costa. This anthology brings together over fifty tales that showcase the...

Pecker Dunne - Last Of The Travellers by Tom O'Brien A poignant play about the lives of two travelling musicians, Pecker Dunne and Margaret Barry, who were both part of the Tinker community in...

Toward Holy Ground by Margaret Guenther explores the spiritual journey of midlife, where we seek structure and rule, tolerance of ambiguity, and exploration of limitation and mortality. This...

The Tempest is a masterpiece of magical effects, redemptive romance, poetry and politics. This beautifully bound edition, part of the Macmillan Collector's Library, features stunning illustrations by...

A unique perspective on British politics and history is offered in Douglas Hurd's memoirs. As a former Foreign Secretary and key figure in Margaret Thatcher and John Major's administrations, Hurd...

Small Miracles by Anne Booth is a heartwarming tale of friendship and community. In 1990s England, three nuns - Margaret, Bridget, and Cecilia - face the prospect of losing their beloved convent due...

Thatcher's Spy: My Life as an MI5 Agent Inside Sinn FéinWillie Carlin's remarkable true story takes him from the front lines of the Cold War to the heart of Northern Ireland's complex and deadly...

Brilliantly satirizing the excesses of early nineteenth century high society, Vanity Fair is a story of love, lust, marriage, fortune and loss, as two young women navigate the corrupt world of...

The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells is a gripping semi-documentary style novel that explores humanity's struggle against an alien invasion. When a massive cylinder from Mars lands near London, the...

Goodnight Moon is a soothing bedtime story that has been a bedtime companion for generations of children. In a great green room, a little bunny is tucked up snugly and safely in bed, saying goodnight...

Everybody Wants to Rule the World: Britain, Sport and The 1980sThis social history of 1980s Britain is told through the sport of the time, exploring how we got to where we are now. From the Ashes to...

The sixth and final episode in the China series, Chinese Whispers is a tense and atmospheric thriller with a heart-stopping ending. Detective Li Yan must stop the Beijing Ripper, a killer who is...

Rebel Girls Climate Warriors: 25 Tales of Environmental Allies tells the inspiring stories of women who are making a difference in the fight for climate justice.From conservationists to activists,...

The Heart's Time is a collection of 40 poems, one for each weekday of Lent and Easter, offering a daily reflection on the spiritual journey. Janet Morley provides thoughtful commentary on a diverse...

A collection of 100 short stories written by women, selected by Victoria Hislop, showcasing a diverse range of voices and styles. From witty to heartbreaking, these stories offer a unique insight...

The Human Condition, second edition, is a work of striking originality that probes the logics underlying unexpected transformations in modern society. Published in 1958, this study of the state of...

Discover the art of knitting in the round with Margaret Radcliffe's comprehensive guide. This detailed workshop presents classic techniques such as Fair Isle, helix, and tubular patterns, accompanied...

Hope for the Railway Girls is a heartwarming tale of friendship and romance set against the backdrop of wartime Manchester.As the new year brings new hope, Alison's blossoming romance with Dr...

Rejoice! Rejoice! Britain in the 1980s The 1980s were a time of great division in Britain, with the country struggling to come to terms with its future. Margaret Thatcher's leadership had brought a...

The Church Her Books and Her Sacraments by E. E. Holmes Originally delivered as the Boyle Lectures for 1910, these lectures were later repeated at All Saints, Margaret Street, and are now presented...

Hands-on science in the Age of Exploration. This book explores the complex mechanics of celestial navigation and the development of schools, textbooks, and instruments to teach sailors the new...

Winter 1461. The death of Richard Duke of York marks a turning point in the struggle for the English throne. His Lancastrian Queen, Margaret, rides south with an army of victorious northerners,...

Norman Davies' comprehensive history of Europe spans from the Ice Age to the Cold War, weaving together a rich tapestry of stories and events that have shaped the continent. With wit and good...

Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell is a sweeping tale of human passion and courage set against the backdrop of the American Civil War and Reconstruction. This epic novel vividly depicts the...

The 1970s were a decade of contrasts. On one hand, record low levels of wealth inequality coexisted with high levels of industrial strife. Glam rock and Doctor Who reached new heights, while the...

Burning Questions, a collection of essays and occasional pieces from Margaret Atwood, offers a unique perspective on our world. Atwood's prodigious intellect and impish humour are on full display as...

Reimagined Worlds: Narrative Placemaking for People, Play, and Purpose by Margaret Chandra Kerrison explores the power of storytelling in shaping our environments. Drawing from her experience as a...

Jakob Bengel: A Pioneer in German Jewelry Design This book tells the story of Jakob Bengel, a prominent figure in the evolution of early German jewelry design. From 1910 to 1933, his company made...

Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre is a beautifully bound edition of a beloved novel, featuring real cloth binding, high-quality paper, and gilt edges. This Macmillan Collector's Library edition includes...