640 results for 'Lloyd, Cailyn'

Stephane Mallarmé: A Poet and His Circle This biography offers a subtle exploration of the mind and letters of one of modern European poetry's giants. Rosemary Lloyd examines the poet's literary...

Numerical Linear Algebra by Lloyd N. Trefethen and David Bau is a widely used textbook in universities around the world. Its clear and inviting style makes it an ideal choice for students and...

Setting Our Affections Upon Glory is a collection of nine sermons by Martyn Lloyd-Jones, originally delivered during his final visit to the United States. First published in 2013, this anthology...

The Politics of Culture in the Shadow of Capital by Lisa Lowe and David Lloyd offers a fresh perspective on the relationship between culture and capitalism. This collection of essays challenges...

Population Ageing and International Development From Generalisation to Evidence by Peter Lloyd-Sherlock explores the complex relationships between development, population ageing, and older people...

Rose Lloyd's world was turned upside down when her husband of over twenty years revealed he was having an affair with his colleague and friend Minty. But the greatest shock was yet to come: Nathan...

Harry Probert-Lloyd has inherited the estate of Glanteifi and appointed his assistant John as under-steward. However, his true vocation to be coroner is under threat.A series of events unfolds when...

Total Life Coaching offers an interactive experience to help you live your life more authentically. This book provides master lessons that can be applied in coaching clients, as well as practical...

Louella Lloyd's arrival at Courtney Hall sets off a chain reaction of emotions and secrets. Lady Courtney's hostility towards her is matched only by Sir Hugh's bewilderment, while Georgiana's...

Romeo and Juliet - one of the most famous tales ever told. But what if their violent delights had not ended in tragedy? When Romeo Montague fails to kill himself at his wife's side, he and Juliet...

Drawing The Motive Force of Architecture by Sir Peter Cook explores the creative significance of drawing in architecture. This established work provides perceptive insights into the subject,...

Max Weitzenhoffer's life story is a remarkable blend of risk-taking, glamour, and glitz. Born in Oklahoma, he has achieved success in both the art world and the theatre.A third-generation Oklahoman,...

Cats are a diverse and fascinating group, ranging from the sane to the mad and the good to the bad. This charming collection of poems introduces you to some of the most memorable feline characters,...

Fleet Air Arm Camouflage and Markings Atlantic and Mediterranean Theatres 1937-1941 by Stuart Lloyd This detailed monograph explores the camouflage and markings of aircraft operated by the Royal Navy...

The Third Battle of Ypres was a pivotal moment in World War I, marked by devastating losses for both sides. In October 1917, a small corner of Belgium saw over 500,000 men killed or maimed, with the...

Directions for Dark Things by Stephanie Sowden is a gripping tale of revenge and cruelty set in a vast and isolated estate. Audrey Lloyd, the reclusive owner, has long been hiding secrets within its...

The Poison Machine by Robert J. Lloyd is a gripping historical thriller set in 17th-century London. A year after a sensational attempt to murder King Charles II, the city remains a hotbed of...

The Tractor Story showcases over 100 years of tractor development through more than 70 photographs. From early steam engines to modern turbo-diesel models, this visual history highlights significant...

Frank Furness Architecture in the Age of the Great Machines by George E. Thomas explores the enigmatic figure of Frank Furness, whose work has long been debated among architectural historians and...

Louis XIII, the Just offers a fresh perspective on one of Europe's most enigmatic rulers. A. Lloyd Moote presents a compelling case for Louis XIII as a shaper of his people's destiny, challenging...

The Memory Wood by Sam Lloyd In this gripping psychological thriller, Elijah has lived in the woods for as long as he can remember. His only home, it's also his prison. When Elissa arrives, she's...

The Arts and Crafts Movement (World of Art) This comprehensive overview explores the influential Arts and Crafts design movement, which spanned architecture, furniture, glass, ceramics, metalwork,...

Anna Sherwood has worked tirelessly to land her place on a prestigious internship programme. Her motto is work hard, play later, but one night letting her guard down might just change everything.The...

Douglas Haig's Diaries offer a unique insight into the life and thoughts of one of the most controversial British generals of the 20th century. The diaries, previously published in edited form,...

Introducing Cultural and Media Studies: A Semiotic Approach is a comprehensive textbook that provides a solid foundation in cultural studies and media analysis. Written by Tony Thwaites, Lloyd Davis,...

Elaine Morgan: A Life Behind the Screen A new biography celebrates the life and achievements of Elaine Morgan, a pioneering woman writer who broke ground in TV writing and explored themes of feminism...

The Welsh Rugby Internationals Who Died in the Great War This book tells the stories of thirteen Welsh heroes who shared the common bond of having worn the famous red jersey of the Welsh...

Larry Semon: A Hollywood Legend Overlooked Larry Semon was one of the most popular comedians on the silent screen before his untimely death from tuberculosis in 1928. He rivaled comedy legends such...

Kidnap for ransom is a lucrative but complex business. Despite its risks, millions of people live and travel in areas with significant kidnap risks, yet such kidnaps are surprisingly rare. Most...

This is Phillip Schofield's candid and introspective memoir, in which he shares his life story with honesty and humour. From his early days as an aspiring broadcaster to his high-profile career in...

Architecture begins to matter when it brings us joy, sadness, perplexity, and awe. In "Why Architecture Matters", Paul Goldberger explores how great buildings can evoke powerful emotions and...

The Caribbean region faces significant security challenges, driven by cross-border problems such as the drug trade, crime, terrorism, and cyber threats. Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith examines the impact of...

In the midst of Nazi occupation, Detective Eddie Giral is forced to confront his role in enforcing a regime he cannot believe in. As he navigates the complexities of life under German rule, an old...

Sophocles' Fragments. 3 is a collection of the poet's surviving works, edited by Hugh Lloyd-Jones in two volumes and further supplemented by Volume III. This edition provides new translations of...

The Drinker by Hans Fallada A powerful and poignant tale of one man's struggle against the forces that sought to consume him. Written in secret while incarcerated in a Nazi insane asylum, this...

The Restoration of Royal Dynasties in Interwar Europe A fascinating exploration of the movements to restore deposed royal houses between the two world wars. This book sheds light on the complex web...

Sounds Like London 100 Years of Black Music in the Capital by Lloyd Bradley explores the evolution of music in London over the last fifty years. This book examines how immigrant groups have adapted...

The Universe Is Made Of Bits. Every piece of the universe registers bits of information, and it's only in recent years that scientists have gained a fundamental understanding of how this information...

Imogen Lloyd Webber's guide to conversational skills is designed to help you navigate everyday conversations with confidence. This collection of 31 cheat sheets covers essential topics such as...

A graphic novel about a girl with severe allergies who wants a pet, but her allergies get in the way. Maggie's family is busy with a new baby, and she's left feeling like an outsider. She loves...

Genesis, Creation, and Creationism by Lloyd R. Bailey is a thought-provoking study that explores the creationism debate from both scientific and biblical perspectives. By examining the biblical story...

Romeo and Juliet's story has been told in many ways, but what if their fate had been different? Tom Lloyd explores an alternate path for the star-crossed lovers, who survive their families' feud and...

How to Be a Boss at Ageing: Real Advice on how to Navigate and Embrace Midlife by Anniki Sommerville offers honest and humorous insights into the challenges of ageing as a woman. With contributions...

The relationship between Frank Lloyd Wright and Ayn Rand is a complex one, with speculation surrounding their connection to each other's work. This book explores the intersection of art,...

Murder at the Arizona Biltmore is a gripping mystery that follows Merlin Richards as he becomes embroiled in a complex web of deceit and suspicion. After receiving a handwritten note from Frank Lloyd...

The Allied attack on Anzio in January 1944 was one of the first major assaults on continental Europe during World War II. Launched with approximately thirty-six thousand soldiers, the assault aimed...

The All Blacks' journey to fame began in August 1905 with a party of young men from Auckland, New Zealand. They set sail for England with an unknown rugby team identity and a determination to show...

Plato's philosophy has long been understood as distinct from that of his successors, who came to be known as Platonists. However, Lloyd P. Gerson challenges this view in "From Plato to Platonism",...

Practical Care Planning For Personalised Mental Health Care by Marjorie Lloyd is a comprehensive guide to creating effective mental health care plans. This accessible and practical book provides a...

This engaging volume introduces children to history's most iconic architectural feats and the people behind them. Buildings from around the world are showcased in lively illustrated spreads,...

Blazing a Wagon Trail to Oregon: A Weekly Chronicle of the Great Migration of 1843 by Lloyd W. Coffman is an account of a group of American pioneers who embarked on a perilous journey from Missouri...

Keith Jarrett: The Man and His Music is a revealing and fascinating account of one of the outstanding musicians of our age. Born with a prodigious talent, Keith Jarrett's musical journey has taken...

British decorative tiles from 1945 to 1975 are showcased in this comprehensive guide. The style, known as Mid-Century Modern, emerged in the 1930s and was influenced by California and European...

The complete history of Great Britain's short and medium-range Coast Radio Stations is presented in this comprehensive volume. From pioneering wireless experiments to the network's development and...

Truth in Play: Drama Strategies for Building Meaningful Performances by David S. Craig is a collection of short dramatic scenes, accompanied by learning activities and teaching strategies to support...

West Wales, 1850. A discovery in the depths of the countryside sets off a chain of events that will test the limits of justice and morality. When an old tree root is unearthed, the remains of a young...

Tokens of Love, Loss and Disrespect explores the often-overlooked world of coins and tokens from 1700 to 1850. This collection of defaced coins offers a unique window into the past, revealing private...

The Modern Interior by Penny Sparke explores the evolution of modern interior design from its origins to the present day. This comprehensive study delves into the history behind the transition from...

Frank Lloyd Wright's life was forever changed when he fell in love with Mamah Cheney, a client's wife. Their scandalous affair led to them abandoning their families and reputations, fleeing to Europe...

Bougainville, 1991. A small village on a lush tropical island in the South Pacific is thrown into turmoil as war encroaches from the other end of the island. When the villagers' safe lives are...

Clement Attlee's autobiography offers a unique perspective on one of Britain's most pivotal periods in history. Born in 1883, Attlee recounts his life, from witnessing the death of Victorian England...

Discovering Precision Health: A New Vision for Individualised Care Lloyd Minor and Matthew Rees present a holistic approach to healthcare that focuses on preventing disease before it starts and...

David Lloyd's Radio Moments offers a unique insight into life behind the scenes of British radio. From its early days to the present day, this collection of stories and anecdotes reveals the people...

Rassie Erasmus took over as coach of the Springboks in 2018 with little expectation of success. Just two years later, jubilant crowds welcomed back the victorious team. Lloyd Burnard's book tells the...

An Enthralling Murder Mystery with a Shocking Twist from Frances Lloyd. A holiday at the Now to Zen Hotel & Spa promises relaxation and tranquility, but for Detective Jack Dawes and his wife Corrie,...

Frank Lloyd Wright's life was marked by turmoil and passion. Behind the scenes of his architectural triumphs, scandalous affairs and broken relationships simmered, threatening to erupt at any moment...

The Jesus Storybook Bible tells the story behind all the other stories in the Bible. This beautifully illustrated bilingual edition brings to life the history that underlies every other story,...

The Handbell Ringers Bible by D. Rod Lloyd is a comprehensive guide to learning and mastering handbell ringing. A set of handbells forms one musical instrument, making it easy to learn and fun to...

Veil of Doubt by Sharon Virts is based on a shocking true story. In 19th-century Virginia, Emily Lloyd is accused of poisoning her three-year-old daughter and murdering her husband, children, and...

The Cambridge IGCSE and O Level Essential Physics Workbook Third Edition provides comprehensive support for independent practice in physics. Written by Sarah Lloyd and Lawrie Ryan, this workbook...

George Patton, Bernard Montgomery, and Erwin Rommel: Three Generals of World War II. This biography explores the lives of three influential generals who played significant roles in World War II. Born...

The Supreme Command, 1914-1918 (Routledge Revivals) Volume I by Lord Hankey provides a unique first-hand account of the British system of Cabinet Government during World War One. Drawing from Lord...

The Book of Tea by 岡倉覚三 is a timeless exploration of art, beauty, and simplicity. First published in 1906, this influential text has been re-designed and expanded for a contemporary audience. Okakura...

Prince Philip: 100 Chapters in the Life of Prince Philip by Ian Lloyd is a fascinating account of the Duke of Edinburgh's life, challenging common perceptions and myths. Drawing on interviews with...

A New York Times Best New Historical Novel of 2021. In "The Bloodless Boy", Robert J. Lloyd weaves a riveting literary thriller set against the backdrop of Restoration London, with real historic...

A young female soldier returns home after a tour of duty in Afghanistan, only to find that her family and past are no longer as familiar as she had hoped. As she navigates the complexities of family...

The Phantom of the Opera Violin is an instrumental folio featuring nine songs from the iconic Andrew Lloyd Webber masterpiece. This collection includes arrangements for solo violin, making it an...

The Grave Thief by Tom Lloyd In a world torn apart by fanaticism and oppression, Lord Isak must confront his own demons to save the Land from its oppressors. A brutal demonstration of intent has left...

David Mellor (Design) by Teleri Lloyd-Jones Acc Art Books presents an in-depth look at the life and work of renowned designer David Mellor, whose practice has been marked by innovative design...

Cricket on Three Continents by Henry Blofeld explores two main themes: the decline and rise of the West Indian cricket team, and the connection between a country's topography and style with its...

A mysterious encounter sets off a chain of events in this gripping psychological thriller. Hen and Lloyd's new life together is disrupted when they meet their enigmatic neighbours, Matthew and Mira...

Ghosts of the Chit-Chat celebrates the 601st meeting of Cambridge University's Chit-Chat Club in 1893, when its host, M. R. James, shared his ghost stories with fellow members. This collection...

Rossendale United Football Club 1898-2011: A Season by Season History is the story of one of North West England's oldest non-league clubs, which went out of existence in June 2011. This book...

The People Watcher by Sam Lloyd is a gripping psychological thriller that will keep you up into the early hours. Mercy Lake's nocturnal existence is one of quiet observation, identifying what...

A candid exploration of one man's journey from devout Jehovah's Witness to outspoken ex-Witness activist and atheist. Lloyd Evans delves into the inner workings of his former faith, exposing the...

The Problim Children by Natalie Lloyd is an unforgettable tale of adventure, family, and finding the courage to face any problem heart-first. When their ramshackle home in the Swampy Woods goes...

Tulsa's Art Deco Legacy Revealed In the early 20th century, Tulsa transformed from a humble cattle depot into a vibrant city that embodied the glamour of the Jazz Age. Talented architects, including...

The Myth of American Religious Freedom by David Sehat A provocative history of religion in public life in America, challenging long-held myths and forcing a re-evaluation of deeply held political...

Ancient Persia and the Book of Esther offers a unique perspective on one of the most visually striking books in the Hebrew Bible. Written in the Fourth Century BCE, Esther was crafted by an author...

Frank Lloyd Wright's Modern Architecture presents a provocative vision for an organic architecture that rejects historical styles and machine aesthetics. First published in 1931, this landmark text...

The Miracle Men: How Rassie's Springboks Won the World Cup In 2018, few believed that the South African rugby team could overcome their struggles to win the Rugby World Cup. Under new coach Rassie...

Rhetorics of Fantasy explores the boundaries of fantasy literature through a new system of classification. Farah Mendlesohn examines nearly 200 examples of modern fantasy to understand how writers...

Big House Little City: A New Approach to Architectural Design Through an Urban Lens by Benedict Zucchi. This book presents an integrated approach to architectural theory and design, exploring the...

A Snicker of Magic by Natalie Lloyd is a captivating tale about a young girl's quest to restore magic to her new home. Felicity has always been drawn to words, but in the town of Midnight Gulch, she...

Aristotle's Gradations of Being in Metaphysics E-Z explores Aristotle's conception of a science of being or "first philosophy." Joseph Owens presents his own interpretation of Aristotle's account of...

Azar Rossi's voice has been silenced by her vocal folds since she was a baby. Now, at 14, she's determined to find her sound - and win the local Battle of the Bands contest. But with a rasp that's...

Cape Cod and the Islands by Tanya Lloyd Kyi is a photographic exploration of the iconic peninsula's transformation from a quiet American haven to a thriving summer destination. From its early days as...

The Wild Huntress by Emily Lloyd-Jones is a thrilling fantasy about three unlikely allies bound together in a deadly, magical competition. Every five years, two kingdoms participate in the Wild Hunt,...

The Teifi Valley's coroner, Harry Probert-Lloyd, is struggling to find his footing. Blindness has driven him home from London, and the pressures of county magistrates weigh heavily on him. When Dr...

Gymnastics Skills, Techniques, Training by Lloyd Readhead provides an in-depth look at the sport, covering rules and regulations, technical skills, training regimes, coaching methods, and...