6119 results for 'Sticker, Henry'

Lux by Elizabeth Cook explores the complexities of love and power through two pivotal figures in history: King David and King Henry VIII. A world away from each other, both men are driven by desires...

A Child Alone with Strangers A Novel by Philip Fracassi is a gripping novel that combines elements of horror and suspense. As a slow-burning procedural builds into a pulse-pounding climax, Fracassi...

Paths of the Tracker: Journeys to Beginnings by Hoffman Theron van Zijl is a gripping tale of survival and self-discovery. When Henry le Roux agrees to take in his niece's son, Craig, he sets out on...

When Henry V dies, his nine-month-old son becomes King of England. Two uncles, the Dukes of Bedford and Gloucester, vie for power to shape the young king's future.In turbulent 15th-century England...

Cornelia Parker's Silver and Glass explores the intersection of photography and art, delving into her innovative approach to printmaking. The book showcases 20 large-scale prints from three...

This autobiography offers a unique insight into the life and thoughts of W.E.B. Du Bois, one of America's most influential public intellectuals and activists.Written over nearly a century, this work...

Thomas Merton's Christology offers a unique perspective on Christian tradition. This book explores his mature Christology and its relationship to Russian sophiology and Zen, bringing together...

A Definitive History of Shergold and White's Silver Star of Porton Down by Christopher Harris, Henry Conn, Peter Cook. The story of Silver Star, with its unique operations at Porton Down, has...

Aspects of the Novel by E. M. Forster offers a unique perspective on the art of fiction, distilling the novel down to its essential elements and exploring their significance through examples from...

The captivating story of Queen Anne Boleyn, as told in her own voice. Born without great beauty, wealth, or title, Anne Boleyn blossomed into a woman with remarkable wit and charm. She used these...

Walden and Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau is an account of his two-year experiment in simple living at Walden Pond. In this journal, Thoreau details his daily activities, observations, and...

Henry Higgins makes a wager with Colonel Pickering that he can teach a flower seller to speak like a duchess. However, as Eliza Doolittle begins to learn and grow, she starts to rebel against her...

At Home in the Dark is a collection of dark and punchy stories from some of the genre's most talented writers. Editor Lawrence Block brings together a diverse range of tales, including period...

Introduction to Non-Marxism by François Laruelle is a thought-provoking exploration of Marxism's legacy and potential. In this work, Laruelle seeks to revive Marxist philosophy by examining its...

John Henry "Doc" Holliday walked the streets of several American towns in his later years, struggling with tuberculosis and relying on alcohol for support. His life was marked by contradictions: he...

Tudors and Stuarts by J. H. Bettey provides an in-depth exploration of the complex and often tumultuous history of England's royal dynasties from the Tudor period to the Stuart era. This concise...

Genghis Khan: A Life From Beginning to End by Henry Freeman is a fascinating account of the Mongol leader's rise to power. Born into an orphaned family, Genghis Khan defied expectations and united...

Mansfield Park is a novel that explores the lives of three families, with the quiet and unassuming Fanny Price at its centre. Fanny's loyalty and love for the son of the family who have taken her...

Henry Wilt's life is one of quiet routine, teaching English to a room full of plasterers and navigating the mundane world of committee meetings. However, when a departmental inquiry is triggered,...

Henry David Thoreau's Journal is a remarkable work of prose that explores the everyday environment, the revolving seasons, and the changing self. Spanning nearly a quarter of a century, this...

Under Fire: A harrowing portrayal of life in the trenches during World War I. Henri Barbusse's novel is a stark and unflinching account of the experiences of ordinary men caught up in the conflict...

Paul Cézanne's work has long been a touchstone for artists and writers seeking to understand modernity. His paintings continue to captivate audiences with their vivid colors and sense of disquiet, a...

Mary Boleyn: A Life of Scandal and Misunderstanding The reputation of Mary Boleyn has long been marred by scandal and myth. Her affair with Henry VIII is said to have led to the annulment of his...

Superman: Son of Kal-El Vol. 3: Battle for Gamorra By Tom Taylor In a world where heroes are under threat, Jonathan Kent must confront his destiny as the new Superman. With metahuman bombs and a...

Mary Owen's life takes an unexpected turn when she seeks work to support her elderly aunt. She catches the eye of Will, a young waiter at Letts restaurant, who persuades the head chef to take her on...

Zombie Politics and Culture in the Age of Casino Capitalism by Henry A. Giroux explores how America has become entrenched in a system that prioritises death over democracy, with institutions such as...

The History and Topography of Ireland by Gerald of Wales is an extraordinary account of 12th-century travels to Ireland. Written from the perspective of an invader and reformer, this work provides...

The Diary of a Secret Tory MP by Henry Morris is an outrageous spoof of the political journal genre. With a unique perspective from within the Conservative government, this diary pulls back the...

A delightful gift book celebrating the dogs in Tate's collection. This charming publication showcases the most endearing and amusing depictions of dogs drawn from the museum's holdings. The book is...

Henry Milner's remarkable memoir offers a unique insight into the life of a top London criminal lawyer and the mind of his clients. For over forty years, Milner has been the go-to lawyer for some of...

This Is Not About You: A Memoir is a candid and humorous exploration of love, relationships, and self-discovery. Rosemary Mac Cabe recounts her experiences with first loves, lusts, and heartbreaks,...

Daisy Miller and An International Episode by Henry James is a collection of two short stories that explore the complexities of relationships and cultural differences. The tales follow the lives of...

Gypsies, Roma and Travellers: A Contemporary Analysis by Declan Henry provides a compassionate and empathetic view of the daily struggles faced by GRT people in the UK and Ireland. This book dispels...

The Catholic Revival in English Literature 1845-1961 A comprehensive study of six prominent writers whose work was shaped by their Catholic faith. From Newman's conversion in 1845 to Waugh's...

Solomon's Crown: A Novel by Natasha Siegel is a sumptuous romance that explores the complex relationship between two rival kings. Betrayal and tragedy are woven throughout this epic tale, yet moments...

The Pilgrim by Joy Margetts is a thought-provoking exploration of identity, guilt, and redemption. A young man's life is marked by betrayal and self-discovery as he navigates the complexities of his...

In February 1972, two world leaders met for an hour in Beijing, changing the course of history. Richard Nixon, the first American president to visit China, and Mao Tse-tung, the enigmatic Communist...

Four unexpected prophets who shine light into the darkness are often overlooked in our haste to follow more conventional voices. Frederick Buechner invites us to listen for their words, which can be...

The Abbey Close by Steven Veerapen is set against the backdrop of 16th-century Scotland, where Catholic exile Simon Danforth becomes embroiled in a mystery at a secretive Scottish Abbey. Pursuing the...

Elizabeth Bergstrom Nelson and her husband Henry arrive in southern California with dreams of building a new life at Triumph Ranch. However, their plans are soon derailed when they discover that...

Scottish Football Requiem Or Renaissance? In this thought-provoking book, Henry McLeish examines his country's complex relationship with football. Drawing from his own experiences as a former...

Sir Henry Parnell's influential work on financial reform, published in 1830, presents a broad and forward-thinking approach to political economy. As chair of the select committee on public income and...

The Dream of Gerontius is an epic poem by Cardinal Newman that explores the Christian vision of life after death. Written in 1865, it tells the story of Gerontius, an ordinary man who undergoes a...

Henry Miller's Paris 1928 collates his unpublished memoirs, offering a glimpse into his troubled relationship with June and his life in New York during the hot summer of 1927. This first English...

Shakespeare's filmic legacy spans centuries and genres. This comprehensive guide explores the Bard's cinematic history, tracing his development as an author and auteur through adaptations from the...

The Lonely Londoners is a vivid account of immigrant experience in 1950s London, a city where hope and despair coexist. This Penguin Modern Classics edition features an introduction by Susheila Nasta...

The Durrells of Corfu by Michael Haag The Durrell family's story is one of unexpected twists and turns, as revealed in this fascinating biography. Michael Haag, with his intimate knowledge of the...

Dollars Want Me: The New Road to Opulence by Henry Harrison Brown explores the root cause of human unrest and dis-ease. According to Brown, poverty is the primary driver of this discontent, and...

Gear Design Simplified by Franklin D. Jones and Henry H. Ryffel is a comprehensive reference guide for design engineers and manufacturers involved in gear production. This book presents a series of...

The vegan lifestyle has never been more accessible. BOSH! How to Live Vegan offers a comprehensive guide to making positive changes that will have a huge impact on the world around you. From food to...

The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards A shocking act of betrayal sets off a chain of events that will haunt five lives forever. When Dr David Henry delivers his wife's twins, he makes a...

The Princess Casamassima by Henry James is a novel about a young man's journey into and out of radical politics. Born into poverty, he develops an awareness of the world around him through his...

The Political Theory of Salvage by Jason Kosnoski explores how social movements use salvaged materials to survive and thrive during protests. By repurposing discarded items, individuals create...

Brother Rodric Chandler is a reluctant spy and friar with a complex web of loyalties. In July 1399, London is gripped by uncertainty as King Richard's grip on the English throne falters. A young...

The Ravenscar Dynasty introduces the house of DeRavenel in an epic saga spanning a century. A family's legacy and dynasty are forged in the aftermath of tragedy.On a bitterly cold day in 1904, the...

Photobox 250 Images You Need to See is a comprehensive collection of photographs by 200 leading photographers. Organized by subject and theme, this accessible book offers a new perspective on the...

Sir Benedict Palmer has one final job to complete: helping King Henry II's knights seize Archbishop Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral. However, what begins as a clandestine arrest turns into...

Trams and Recollections: Dundee 1956 by Henry Conn A nostalgic look back at Dundee's tram network in 1956, featuring rare and unpublished photographs from David and John Clarke's collection. This...

The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey is a gripping detective novel that explores one of history's most enduring mysteries. A Scotland Yard inspector, confined to bed, turns his attention to the life...

The Ebbs and Flows of Fortune: The Life of Thomas Howard, Third Duke of Norfolk by David M. Head. Thomas Howard's life was marked by both remarkable achievements and personal turmoil. As the third...

Harmonic Analysis by Henry Helson is an instructional book that provides a comprehensive introduction to Fourier analysis. The second edition has been enlarged and considerably reworked, covering new...

The Voyage of H.M.S. Challenger and the Birth of Modern Oceanography by Doug Macdougall is a gripping account of Victorian-era adventure that laid the foundations for modern oceanography. From 1872...

Reading's Bayeux Tapestry is an intricately embroidered replica of the famous 11th-century tapestry, created in 1885-1886 by the Leek Embroidery Society. This vibrant reproduction showcases the Arts...

Reordering the World: Essays on Liberalism and Empire by Duncan Bell explores the complex relationship between liberalism and empire. Focusing on 19th-century Britain, a key incubator of liberal...

After Prophecy: Opening the Eyes of Fire explores the role of religion in the Post-Prophetic Age through the lens of French Islamic scholar Henry Corbin. Cheetham examines how the imagination shapes...

Henry Scougal's timeless work continues to provide a profound understanding of real Christianity. Originally published in 1677, this book remains relevant today as it accurately describes the nature...

Two Years Before the Mast: A Personal Narrative of Life at SeaThis memoir recounts Richard Henry Dana Jr.'s experiences as a sailor on a merchant ship, from his departure from Boston in 1834 to his...

Walden is Henry David Thoreau's account of his experiment in solitary living, where he built a rough hut a mile and a half away from his home town of Concord, Massachusetts. In 1845, Thoreau left...

The Essential Jewish Stories God, Torah, Israel and Faith by Seymour Rossel is a substantial anthology of over 300 stories selected from every period of Jewish history and teaching tradition. These...

The Ultimate Guide to CELTA is a comprehensive resource for those embarking on the CELTA course. With its reputation as one of the most rigorous teaching qualifications, it's essential to approach...

A Plea for Eros Essays by Siri Hustvedt explores the complexities of writing and identity through a collection of autobiographical and critical essays. With a unique blend of intellect, emotion, wit,...

Falling Six Stories presents six contrasting narratives that explore the human experience through the lens of De Casibus, a lyrical motif. From a mid-life rancher's struggle with aging to a factory...

When Phillip Briggs is found dead in his bed, suspicion falls on several individuals close to him. Robert Ames, his partner, Henry Gilson, a major investor in the firm, Reggie Tudor, Mr Jellipot's...

A vivid and poignant portrayal of life's struggles, Factotum follows Henry Chinaski as he navigates the bleak landscape of post-war America. With his deferred military service, Chinaski drifts from...

Gold of the Gods: A 30 Year Search for the Philosopher Stone by Henry Kroll is an intriguing exploration of the legendary Philosopher's Stone. According to ancient lore, this powerful substance was...

Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness by Henri-Louis Bergson is a foundational philosophical work that explores the nature of time and human experience. Bergson argues...

Join Wally on a journey through history in this fun activity book. With games, puzzles, and searches set across different eras, from the dinosaurs to the Wild West, you'll have a blast exploring the...

The Phonics Activity Book 6 by Lisa Holt is designed to help children learn and practice phonics skills. This book introduces 40 spelling patterns, including u oo, oy oi, aw au, and ow ou, which are...

Blaze and his friends are back in this exciting new Step into Reading leveled reader. Teamwork is key as they take on Crusher's wacky robot racers in an action-packed adventure. With shiny stickers...

Support your child's phonics learning with this essential kit. This kit contains everything you need to support your child's school phonics learning, including six fiction and non-fiction books that...

Scribble's story is one of kindness and acceptance. He learns that being different isn't something to be ashamed of, but rather something to celebrate. When Scribble meets his first drawing, he...

Thomas Cranmer: A Life by Diarmaid MacCulloch is a comprehensive biography that explores the complex and often tumultuous life of the archbishop of Canterbury. Cranmer's career was marked by...

Published in 2015, this multilingual atlas is a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated treatise on human anatomy and surgery. Created by Jean Marc Bourgery and Nicolas Henri Jacob, it was a...

The explosion that shook Edinburgh's royal residence on 10 February 1567 was just one event in a tumultuous period for Mary, Queen of Scots. This account explores the complex web of events...

The Wars of the Roses: Politics and the Constitution in England, C.1437-1509 by Christine Carpenter provides a new interpretation of English politics during a pivotal period in history. This book...

Christmas Eve arrives with John Rivers reflecting on his past. A sheltered upbringing and an extraordinary experience as a lab assistant to physicist Henry Maartens have left their mark. This is also...

The Emotional Experience of Learning and Teaching by Isca Salzberger-Wittenberg, Gianna Henry, and Elsie Osborne explores the emotional factors that influence teaching and learning. Based on research...

The Coming Anarchy: Shattering the Dreams of the Post Cold War Robert D. Kaplan's thought-provoking book offers a nuanced exploration of the world to come, as we navigate the complexities of global...

The Tudor Crown by Joanna Hickson is an intriguing tale of loyalty, duty and power. When Edward of York takes back the English crown, young Henry Tudor finds himself forced into exile with a strong...

The Epic Story of the Gentlemen Pirates Who Raided the South Seas, Rescued a Princess, and Stole a Fortune. In 1680, a group of daring pirates set out on an adventure that would take them across the...

Worcester's story is one of contrasts, from its magnificent medieval cathedral to its thriving porcelain industry. In Lost Worcester, local author Ray Jones explores the city's history over more than...

Joanna Plantagenet's story is one of courage and determination in the midst of medieval politics. Born into royal blood, she grew up surrounded by intrigue and adventure at courts in France and...

The red flag: A symbol of hope and resistance to millions, yet also of terror and tyranny. This universal emblem has been flown by revolutionaries across the globe, from its origins as a sign of...

Mona Antiqua Restaurata: An Archæological Discourse On the Antiquities, Natural and Historical, of the Isle of Anglesey, the Ancient Seat of the Druids. in Two Essays. With an Appendix, Containing a...

Edward I's Regent Edmund of Cornwall: the Man Behind England's Greatest KingThis biography explores the life and legacy of Edmund, the nephew of Henry III and cousin to Edward I, who played a crucial...

Citizen Critics: Literary Public Spheres by Rosa A. Eberly explores how public discussions about literature reflect the state of democracy. This study examines four censorship controversies,...

The Genius of Judaism by Bernard-Henri Lévy is a thought-provoking exploration of the heart of Judaism. This new vision offers a fresh understanding of what it means to be a Jew, rooted in Talmudic...

Fishing with Cormorants is a comprehensive guide to a traditional fishing method that has been used for centuries. This unique approach involves training cormorants to fish in rivers, and it is...

Thoreau's Wildflowers brings together Henry David Thoreau's most beautiful writings about the flowering plants of Concord. With over 200 original drawings by Barry Moser, this collection showcases...

Explore the tradition of the political essay with this anthology. David Bromwich presents twenty-seven essays by different writers from the seventeenth century to recent times, grappling with issues...