6689 results for 'Besson, Peter'

About Time 5: A comprehensive guide to Doctor Who's later seasons. This six-volume reference work provides an in-depth exploration of Doctor Who's continuity, examining its characters, alien races,...

D. M. Armstrong's A Materialist Theory of the Mind is a foundational work in the philosophy of mind, presenting a materialist account of mental states as physical states of the brain. First published...

Twenty-First-Century Fiction: A Critical Introduction explores how contemporary writers respond to our global context. By tracing formal and thematic similarities in novels from the past decade,...

Eyewitness Views: Making History in Eighteenth-Century Europe By Peter Björn Kerber A lavishly illustrated study of view paintings from this period, which reveal significant events through the eyes...

Citizens of Everywhere Searching for Identity in the Age of Brexit by Peter Gumbel explores the complexities of belonging in an increasingly global world. Drawing on his own family's migration story,...

Joe Ledger: Secret Missions collects some of Joe Ledger's most dynamic and bizarre short story adventures. These stories bring together classic reprints with exciting new material, taking Joe and his...

Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Dynamics by Peter Mann is an introductory textbook that explores the subject of Lagrangian and Hamiltonian dynamics. This self-contained setting provides a relaxed approach...

Peter Roebuck's life has been marked by his passion for cricket and his incisive commentary on the game. As a journalist and broadcaster, he was known for his insightful analysis of the sport.From...

Air Warfare History, Theory and Practice by Peter Gray provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject of air power. This book explores the strategic effects of air power, leadership and...

Lanyard by Peter Sansom is a poignant and moving collection of poems that explore life through art and everyday experiences. At its heart are the poet's observations of family life, evoking a world...

Rome A Book of Days is part of a board book series that combines early learning concepts with vibrant illustrations of cities around the world. This charming book focuses on Rome, where you can...

Institutional Theory in Political Science: The New Institutionalism by B. Guy Peters provides a comprehensive examination of institutions from various theoretical perspectives. This textbook explores...

Abortion: A Debate on Human Life and Morality In this thought-provoking exploration of abortion, Peter Kreeft uses Socratic technique to strip away emotional issues and get to the heart of rational...

Differential Forms by Victor Guillemin and Peter Haine provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory of differential forms, extending undergraduate knowledge of multivariable calculus into this...

Low Carbon Communities: Imaginative Approaches to Combating Climate Change Locally By Michael Peters, Shane Fudge and Tim Jackson This timely volume explores the potential of community-based action...

Down & Out: The Magazine Volume 1 Issue 3 by Barry Lancet is a collection of short stories that showcase the diversity and talent of its contributors. This issue features a new story by Canadian...

NGO Accountability Politics, Principles and Innovations by Lisa Jordan and Peter van Tuijl provides a comprehensive examination of the issues and politics surrounding NGO accountability. This book...

Technology as Human Social Tradition offers a new perspective on understanding human material culture. Peter Jordan argues that each artifact is an output of a distinctive operational sequence with...

God Without the Supernatural: A Defense of Scientific Theism by Peter Forrest explores the idea that the existence of God can be supported by natural facts. Forrest examines various aspects of the...

Oracle Performance Tuning by Mark Gurry and Peter Corrigan provides expert advice for improving the performance of your Oracle system. By following the techniques outlined in this book, you can save...

Salvador Puig Antich's story is one of fierce resistance against fascism in Spain. In the early 1970s, he was at the forefront of the Iberian Liberation Movement, using armed action to challenge the...

The British Nuclear Deterrent By Peter Malone This book explores the development of Britain's nuclear weapons programme from its early beginnings to the present day. It examines the key decisions...

A gripping account of the biggest criminal manhunt in British history, Wicked Beyond Belief is a powerful indictment of the investigation that followed the conviction of Peter Sutcliffe. With...

The Monkees' story is one of unparalleled success, with a popular TV show, hit records, and devoted fans. However, behind the scenes, the band members struggled to maintain control over their careers...

When a Crocodile Eats the Sun is a personal and powerful account of the author's return to his birthplace, Zimbabwe, in 2006. Peter Godwin, a renowned writer, is summoned by his mother to face the...

The Weather Experiment: Pioneers Who Sought to See the Future by Peter Moore. In an era when storms were seen as evidence of divine wrath, a group of pioneering meteorologists dared to challenge...

Classical Indian Philosophy by Peter Adamson and Jonardon Ganeri is an introduction to one of the world's richest intellectual traditions. This lively guide explores the philosophy of classical...

The Liar's Dictionary by Eley Williams is a joyous and playful novel that explores the power of language and imagination. In 1899, Peter Winceworth creates a new encyclopaedic dictionary, Swansby's...

The Gangbuster by Peter Bleksley was a 10-year undercover operation that took him deep into the heart of London's most dangerous gangs. As part of Scotland Yard's team, he infiltrated dealers,...

In the Evil Day by Peter Temple is a gripping thriller that delves into the world of deceit and lies. A surveillance expert with a troubled past, John Anselm's life is marked by paranoia and...

Gestalt Coaching: Distinctive Features provides an accessible introduction to Gestalt principles and philosophy, making it easy for coaches of all backgrounds to apply these concepts in practice...

The English Cathedral brings together 42 magnificent Anglican cathedrals in England, each one a symbol of spiritual and architectural power. Magnum photographer Peter Marlow's breathtaking images...

Superintendent Andy Dalziel lies at death's door after a massive explosion, but his size and stubbornness keep him alive. DCI Peter Pascoe is left to unravel the truth behind the blast, which the...

Gluten-free pizza has never been easier to make. Kelli and Peter Bronski, authors of Kids Cook Gluten-Free, share their expertise in this comprehensive guide to creating authentic-tasting pizzas...

The struggle for dominance in British politics has become increasingly one-dimensional. Peter Hitchens argues that the main parties have lost their way, with voters forced to choose between two sides...

Ignorance A Global History by Peter Burke is a rich and wide-ranging exploration of humanity's ignorance across various fields. From antiquity to the present day, Burke examines how our understanding...

Angels and Demons: What Do We Really Know about Them? Peter Kreeft's comprehensive guide to angels and demons answers 100 common questions about these spiritual beings, separating fact from fantasy...

The Scudamores Three of a Kind by Michael Scudamore, Chris Cook, Peter Sdudamore and Tom Sdudamore A candid conversation among three generations of high-flying jump jockeys, sharing stories of...

First Raise a Flag tells the story of South Sudan's epic fight for freedom and its dramatic failure to build a lasting peace. From the early days of independence, when the country was ranked as one...

Wolverhampton in 50 Buildings explores the history and development of this West Midlands city through its most interesting buildings and structures. From historic landmarks like St Peter's church to...

Diego Velázquez: A Master of Realism This comprehensive introduction to the life and art of Diego Velázquez explores his major works, including approximately 110 paintings. The artist's innovative...

Fifty leading writers retell myths from around the world in this dazzling collection. From Icarus to Aztec jaguar gods, and from American soldiers to beer-drinking ogres, these stories bring...

Europe on the Move: Refugees in the Era of the Great War By Peter Gatrell and Liubov Zhvanko The First World War triggered an unprecedented refugee crisis in Europe, affecting over 14 million people...

A riveting account of politics and high finance, "Other People's Money" reveals how Tishman Speyer and its partner BlackRock lost billions when their purchase of Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village...

Robert Duncan's KISS is an unauthorized biography of the rock group Kiss, written by the former Creem editor and self-proclaimed "World's Leading Authority on the Rock Group Kiss". This book offers a...

The Winning Team A Story about Football for Teenagers (and Maybe a Few Adults) by Peter Tyson. As the Olympic Games move to South Africa, Scotland's hopes rest with Kirsty and her teammates in Team...

A comprehensive collection of the most audacious and underhanded deceptions in world history spans over 5,000 years. From ancient relics to financial schemes, fake art and music, and identities, this...

The first chapters of Genesis are the foundation of Jewish and Christian traditions. These inaugural pages reveal the creation of the world, the fall of humanity, the promise of redemption, and the...

Discover the captivating history of Russia in this comprehensive guide. Spanning over 1,000 years, from the foundation of the Russian state by Rurik in 862 AD to the collapse of the Soviet Union at...

Michael Oakeshott's work on education remains a vital part of ongoing philosophical debates. His influence can be seen in the thought of prominent philosophers like Paul Hirst and Richard Peters,...

The Infernal Aether by Peter Oxley is set in 19th-century London, a city torn apart by supernatural terrors. When an exiled demon uses the power of the Aether to create Hell on Earth, Augustus Potts...

The President's Surprise by Peter Donnelly is a humorous story about a special day in the life of a forgetful leader. As preparations for his birthday get underway, the President enjoys a quiet...

The Last Ivory Hunter: A Life of Adventure and Survival By Peter Hathaway Capstick This gripping memoir recounts Wally Johnson's half-century-long career as an ivory hunter in Mozambique. With...

Little Red Tractor - The Day of Molehills and Windmills by Peter Tye is a heartwarming story about the lives of Stan, Patch the dog, and Little Red Tractor on Gosling Farm. On a foggy morning, they...

Getting What You Came For: The Smart Student's Guide to Earning an M.A. or a Ph.D. by Robert Peters provides expert advice for students considering graduate school. Based on interviews with career...

The Blood of the Lamb A Novel by Peter De Vries is a deeply personal and poignant novel that explores the complexities of faith, loss, and love. Written from the author's own experiences, this story...

Michael Bawtree's early life was shaped by his family's country house hotel, which attracted an eclectic mix of guests from high society and the arts. This unique upbringing instilled in him a love...

Religious Truth and Identity in an Age of Plurality by Peter Jonkers and Oliver J. Wiertz explores the complex relationship between diverse religious expressions and truth claims, examining both...

Peter Paul Rubens's 1617 drawing of a man in Korean costume is one of the artist's most fascinating works. This large drawing was copied in Rubens's studio during his time and circulated as a...

A History of Russian Exposition and Festival Architecture by Alla Aronova and Alexander Ortenberg explores the development of temporary architecture in Russia from the royal festivals of Peter the...

The Adventures of Pinocchio has been enchanting readers for generations with its story of a wooden puppet's journey to become a real boy. Part fable, part coming-of-age story, and part cautionary...

The Odyssey is a story of survival and perseverance, as one man's journey home becomes a test of his moral endurance. After the Trojan War, Odysseus embarks on a ten-year voyage, relying on his wit...

The remarkable story of Steve Schwarzman and Blackstone's rise to dominance on Wall Street is told in King of Capital. This book reveals how private equity firms transformed themselves from...

A Legacy of Spies by John Le Carré is a gripping novel of deception, love and trust. Chosen as a Book of the Year in several publications, it is a masterful tale of Cold War espionage.When a letter...

Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband is a play that has sparked intense debate and discussion among critics and audiences alike. First performed in the late 19th century, it remains a powerful exploration...

In For A Penny A Business Adventure, Peter Hargreaves shares the story behind the extraordinary success of his investment company, Hargreaves Lansdown. From humble beginnings in a spare bedroom,...

Cultural Theory: the Key Concepts provides an up-to-date survey of over 350 key terms central to cultural theory today. New entries include Colonialism, Cyberculture, Globalisation and Terrorism,...

The Book of Viking Myths From the Voyages of Leif Erikson to the Deeds of Odin, the Storied History and Folklore of the Vikings By Peter Archer This fascinating new book delves into the origins of...

A gripping thriller from bestselling author Sharon Bolton. 'Bolton is a gripping storyteller, with fine, haunted characters' - PETER JAMES. Clara Benning's life as a wildlife vet seems peaceful, but...

A mysterious murder sets off a chain of events in Saxford St Peter. Obituary writer Eve Mallow is enjoying life in the sleepy village until Ashton Foley, a charismatic newcomer, is found dead in the...

The Loch Ness Monster: a creature that defies explanation. For decades, its existence was met with skepticism by the scientific community, but some were convinced it was real. Sir Peter Scott's...

The 20th century in all its messy glory - Peter Wick takes you on a decade-by-decade journey through one of history's most turbulent periods. With his trademark comic voice, he strips away the...

Osip Mandelstam's Selected Poems and Prose is a treasure trove of lyrical beauty and innovative poetry. Written during his exile in Voronezh, Russia, Mandelstam's work took on a unique character,...

Letting Go of Nothing: Relax Your Mind and Discover the Wonder of Your True Nature by Peter Russell offers a fresh approach to releasing thoughts and feelings that block happiness. By understanding...

The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair Deluxe Edition Book 1 is a charming tale of magic and adventure. When two children stumble upon an enchanted armchair, they embark on a journey that takes them to...

Jimi Hendrix's story has been shrouded in mystery since his early days as an artist. This memoir sets the record straight, offering a personal and poetic account of his life from birth to his final...

A Dictionary of Popes by J N D Kelly and Michael Walsh provides an in-depth look at every officially recognized pope in history, from St Peter to Pope Benedict XVI. This comprehensive guide covers...

Verity Love's life is one of quiet contentment. She's perfectly happy on her own, with no need for romantic entanglements. Her fictional boyfriend Peter proves to be a useful tool in avoiding...

Orlando Norie's watercolors of the British army are highly prized by collectors and museums alike. For the first time, many of these remarkable works are being published in a single volume.The Anne S...

Lambda-matrices and Vibrating Systems by Peter Lancaster provides a comprehensive exploration of linear vibrating systems with a finite number of degrees of freedom. This book starts by developing...

The Montauk Project - Experiments in Time Silver Anniversary Edition by Preston B Nichols and Peter Moon. This book chronicles a groundbreaking research project that pushed the boundaries of human...

Hard Choices: What Britain Does Next by Peter Ricketts The international order established after World War II is rapidly coming to an end. Disastrous foreign wars, global recession, and the rise of...

London's Statues and Monuments Revised Edition by Peter Matthews Discover the rich public spaces of London, where statues and monuments commemorate the city's great figures and events. From iconic...

The Penguin Arthur Miller Collected Plays brings together the breadth of America's greatest twentieth-century dramatist's work in a definitive edition. Spanning six decades, these plays showcase...

The Indecent Death of a Madam: An Abbot Peter Mystery by Simon Parke A shocking discovery in an abandoned asylum sets off a chain of events that exposes dark secrets from the past. When a pillar of...

A Death in Brazil by Peter Robb explores the complex history and culture of Brazil, delving into its tumultuous past and the enduring impact of slavery. From the vibrant art and literature to the...

How Your 21st-Century Church Family Works is a revised and updated edition of Peter Steinke's landmark book on church family systems theory. First published nearly thirty years ago, the book has been...

A Basketful of Snowflakes One Mallorcan Spring by Peter Kerr is set against the breathtaking backdrop of 1980s Mallorca. As the orange-harvesting season reaches its peak, the Kerr family's sense of...

Editing is an invisible art that brings the very best work to light. Despite its importance, it remains a mysterious profession, with editors working behind the scenes to create books that are both...

Drift can happen to any faith-based organization, causing it to lose sight of its founding mission. In fact, it's often a gradual process that can go unnoticed until it's too late.HOPE International...

Up Spirits A Young Tot-drinker's Memoir by Peter Broadbent is a humorous and engaging account of life as an Able Seaman in the Royal Navy during the 1970s. The story follows the author's nine months...

Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic Age A Short History by Peter Green. This concise history explores three centuries of transformation in the ancient world. It begins with Alexander's remarkable...

A candid look at life in the boardroom of two football clubs is offered by Peter Mallinger. His experiences as director of Newcastle United and Kettering Town are marked by significant challenges,...

The City as a Technical Being On the Mode of Existence of Architecture by Peter Trummer. This book explores the relationship between the city and its architecture, challenging traditional approaches...

The Organ Music of J. S. Bach is a comprehensive study of the composer's organ works, revised and updated for the first time in 2003. Peter Williams provides an in-depth analysis of each piece,...

Charles Ponzi's incredible true story is one of the most notorious financial scams in American history. From an unknown thirty-eight-year-old Italian immigrant with just $200 to his rise as Boston's...

Speculative Realism: Problems and Prospects by Peter Gratton provides an in-depth exploration of this influential philosophical movement. Emerging from Continental philosophy, speculative realism...

Playing at Home explores how artists have used the house and home as a theme in their work, revealing complex responses to this idea that involve gender, race, class, and status. From mobile homes to...

Deciding with God: A Guide to Making Choices with Confidence Iain Dunbar and Peter Wilkinson explore how we make decisions in our lives, often finding ourselves torn between head and heart. They...