1699 results for 'MARGARET, LONGSTAFFE'

Margaret Thatcher's remarkable life story unfolds in this second volume of her memoirs. From her upbringing in Grantham to her entry into Parliament at a time when women were scarce, she recounts the...

Julia and Margaret Wood face a daunting future in Leeds, 1914. Poverty and war loom large over their community, with tensions between foreigners reaching a boiling point. Julia's homemade pies become...

At Last Comes Love by Mary Balogh is a Regency romance novel that explores the complexities of love and relationships. When Margaret Huxtable is forced into an unlikely marriage, she sets out to test...

The Trapdoor Mysteries: Thief in the Night Book 3 by Abie Longstaff Orphan Tally is the servant girl at Mollett Manor, with a secret life as the Secret Keeper of a magical library hidden beneath a...

By the big red barn in the great green field, a pink pig is learning to squeal. There are horses and sheep and goats and geese, as well as a jaunty old scarecrow leaning on his hoe. This charming...

The Candlemass Road by George MacDonald Fraser presents a tale from the author's bestselling series. In this story, Lady Margaret Dacre navigates a treacherous Scottish border landscape, where outlaw...

The Gandhi Experiment by Margaret Hepworth provides tools and strategies for peace-building in the classroom and at home. This book equips teachers and parents with activities that engage, provide...

The Open Door and Other Stories of the Seen and Unseen by Margaret Oliphant is a collection of unsettling tales that showcase the author's unique style. Featuring many of her most popular 'Seen and...

The Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood is a humorous and engaging novel about the complexities of desire and relationships. When Marian's life becomes increasingly routine, she discovers that her...

Katharina Deliverance by Margaret Skea is a historical fiction novel that tells the story of Katharina von Bora, a young girl forced into a convent and later becomes a key figure in the German...

The Night She Lied by Lucy Dawson is an utterly addictive and unputdownable psychological thriller that delves into the dark secrets families keep. When Jude's mother, Margaret, calls at midnight...

The Ship Sails On by Valerie Lawson is a gripping thriller set on a 1960s cruise ship. When Margaret Hargreaves stumbles upon a murder, she becomes the killer's next target.As she navigates the...

The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood is a powerful novel that will leave a lasting impression. Set in a near-future society, it describes life in a monotheocratic regime known as the Republic of...

A Dangerous Vine by Barbara Ewing is a poignant novel about a young woman's search for meaning and connection in a society trapped in its own time. Margaret Rose Bennett, like her sister Elizabeth,...

The Sea Lady by Margaret DrabbleA chance encounter between two distinguished guests brings together past successes and failures, as well as long-held secrets.As they reflect on their public lives,...

Customize Your Knitting to Fit Your Style. Margaret Hubert shares expert techniques for adjusting standard knitting patterns to create garments tailored to your unique measurements and preferences...

The Windsor Diaries: A Childhood with the Young Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret A unique glimpse into the lives of two young princesses during World War II, as seen through the eyes of Alathea...

The Other Hoffmann Sister by Ben Fergusson is a gripping and evocative novel about two sisters set in pre-WW1 Germany. In 1902, when their family moves to German Southwest Africa, Ingrid's anxieties...

Alix James' Northern Rain is a poignant Victorian romance that explores the complexities of grief, loyalty, and love. Margaret Hale's life is marked by sorrow and uncertainty as she navigates her...

A Generation Removed: The Fostering and Adoption of Indigenous Children in the Postwar World by Margaret D. Jacobs. The removal of American Indian children from their families has a long and painful...

Mary Magdalene: A Life Revealed The story of Mary Magdalene has captivated people for centuries, with her name appearing in the Gospel of Mark as the 'Apostle to the Apostles' after her discovery of...

Margaret Atwood's exploration of the Canadian North is a fascinating insight into the country's imagination. She examines the ways in which writers have engaged with the region, from the folklore...

Prayers for a Widow's Heart: Honest Conversations with God by Margaret Nyman. After receiving news of her husband's cancer just 42 days before his passing, Margaret Nyman found herself facing the...

The Maamtrasna Murders: Language, Life and Death in Nineteenth-century Ireland By Margaret Kelleher University College Dublin Press, 2018 In 1882, three Irishmen were wrongly sentenced to death after...

Healing Your Aloneness: Finding Love and Wholeness Through Your Inner Child by Margaret Paul explores how reconnecting with your inner child can help you overcome self-destructive patterns, resolve...

The Business of Research: RCA and the VideoDisc This book presents a rare inside look at the development of the RCA VideoDisc, a sophisticated consumer electronics technology that spanned 15 years of...

Dangerous Creatures by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl is set in a world where some loves are cursed, while others are downright dangerous. Ridley Duchannes, a Siren with a reputation for being...

Kirsteen: A Tale of IndependenceIn this powerful novel, Margaret Oliphant tells the story of Kirsteen, a young woman from an impoverished Argyllshire family who dares to challenge her father's...

The Pivot of Civilization With Sanger's "A Plan for Peace" by Margaret Sanger. Margaret Sanger's 1922 book, The Pivot of Civilization, explores the idea that civilization is shaped by its views on...

Against the backdrop of one of history's most pivotal moments, three teenagers from vastly different backgrounds find their lives forever intertwined. In 1947, India is on the cusp of division, and...

Emily Dickinson's longtime maid and confidante, Margaret Maher, played a pivotal role in ensuring the poet's work would live on. In this novel, Amy Belding Brown explores their unlikely friendship...

The Blazing World by Margaret Cavendish is a fantastical and satirical tale of a young woman's journey to a utopian kingdom in another world. This 17th-century work of fiction is notable for its...

Ships of the Line is a comprehensive collection of Starfleet vessels, showcasing their design, history, and significance in the Star Trek universe. The book explores the evolution of starship design,...

Racine's Phèdre is a masterpiece of French neoclassic theater. This edition features both the original French text and Margaret Rawlings' translation, presented on facing pages for easy comparison...

Survival Arts Of The Primitive Paiutes by Margaret M. Wheat is a comprehensive guide to the traditional ways of life of the Northern Paiutes. First published in 1977, this book provides valuable...

Charlie and Margaret Marder are drawn into a world of corruption and ambition in this fast-paced sequel to Jake Tapper's previous novel. As they navigate the complex web of power in 1960s Washington...

Margaret Durrell's memoir of her life in Bournemouth in the 1940s and 1950s is a fascinating account of her experiences as a single mother and boarding house owner. With a foreword from her famous...

Christmas With The Wartime Midwives by Daisy Styles In the midst of war, Christmas brings hope and resilience to the people of Cumbria. For newly trained midwife Libby, the festive season is a time...

Katie Lumsden's debut novel, The Secrets of Hartwood Hall, is a fresh take on the gothic genre that will appeal to fans of atmospheric mysteries. Set in 1852, the story follows Margaret Lennox, a...

The Ghost Walker by Margaret Coel In this gripping mystery, Father John O'Malley encounters a corpse in a ditch, only to find it has vanished when he returns with the police. As a series of gruesome...

The Modern Text-Book of Astrology by Margaret E Hone was written in response to the severe post-war book shortage in England. At that time, books were scarce and used vendors had long lists of people...

Against the epic backdrop of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, a mother's quest to find her children becomes a desperate fight for survival. In 1911, Marcela Caretto is torn between her desire for a...

The Buffer Girls by Margaret Dickinson In the aftermath of the first world war, life in Derbyshire is slowly returning to normal. For one family, however, the challenges are just beginning. Walter's...

The Brooklands Girls: the Maitland Trilogy 2 by Margaret Dickinson In the aftermath of the Great War, the Maitland family struggles to find purpose in their lives. Pips, who served as an ambulance...

Aberdeen's pioneering work in modern midwifery and mother and baby care has had a lasting impact. This book tells the story of the individuals who have made significant contributions to the...

The DNA of Healing: A Five-Step Process for Total Wellness and Abundance Margaret Ruby's groundbreaking work reveals how to neutralize inherited traumas and negative patterns, and reprogram your DNA...

A poignant and powerful story of three women whose lives are forever changed by war. In 1943 New York City, Margaret finds solace in knitting socks for soldiers, but when a note sparks a...

Simon the Coldheart by Georgette Heyer is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Simon Beauvallet, a man with a reputation for being unyielding and unlovable. However, his life takes a...

Home Is Where We Are: A Life of Identity and Belonging This memoir by Gungwu Wang and Margaret Wang offers a fascinating reflection on identity, belonging, and the life of the mind. The authors'...

Horrid Henry and his friends are at it again in this fourth installment of their mischievous adventures.In this collection of four stories, Horrid Henry faces off against Nurse Needle, outwits Moody...

Ten Poems of the Soil is a collection of poetry by Margaret Atwood.The poems in this volume explore the natural world and our relationship with it, revealing the beauty and complexity of the earth...

Jasper Tudor's life was one of quiet comfort, far removed from the intrigue of the royal court. However, when he and his brother Edmund were summoned to London, their half-brother King Henry VI took...

Discernment Matters: Listening with the Ear of the Heart by Mary Margaret Funk is a comprehensive guide to discernment as taught by the early monastic tradition. After fifty years of spiritual...

Grieving in Absence: A Story of Friendship, Loss, Grieving and God's Presence by Paul Nzacahayo is a heart-wrenching account of one woman's journey through illness, loss, and spiritual awakening.When...

Small Heath and Sparkbrook by Margaret D. Green is a historical account of two Birmingham suburbs. Published in 2002, this book explores the development and transformation of these areas over time...

Henry's Purple Hand Gang is at war with Moody Margaret's Secret Club in this hilarious and horrid new Early Reader from Francesca Simon.A blue Early Reader, perfect for sharing and reading together,...

The Return of the Soldier by Rebecca West A spellbinding novel about love and memory, The Return of the Soldier tells the story of a soldier who returns from the front to find that his memories of...

Born in the sun-kissed south of France, Margaret Turner's childhood was shaped by two cultures and a unique blend of luxury and war. As an English girl growing up in Juan les Pins, she experienced...

Fatty Legs: A True Story is a powerful and poignant memoir about one girl's experience at residential school in the far North. Christy Jordan-Fenton, mother of Margaret-Olemaun Pokiak-Fenton's...

Basil, the second novel by British author Wilkie Collins, tells the story of Basil, a young man who falls in love with Margaret Sherwin at first sight. He pursues her and convinces her father to let...

The Witch Cult in Western Europe by Margaret Alice Murray In this seminal work, first published in 1921, Margaret Alice Murray presents her groundbreaking theory on the persistence of pagan cults in...

When I Was Eight by Christy Jordan-Fenton and Margaret-Olemaun Pokiak-Fenton is a powerful true story about a young girl's determination to learn. In 1930s Canada, Olemaun, just eight years old,...

Lady in Waiting: My Extraordinary Life in the Shadow of the Crown by Anne Glenconner offers an intimate and candid look at life within the British royal family. Born into a prominent aristocratic...

The Prussian Princesses: A Forgotten History The lives of Kaiser Wilhelm II's three younger sisters, Victoria, Sophie and Margaret, have long been overshadowed by their more famous sibling. This...

Bargain With A Devil: The Tragedy Behind Gone With The Wind This book tells the story of a tragic event that occurred in Atlanta, Georgia, and its connection to Margaret Mitchell, author of "Gone...

Hugo's summer has just taken an unexpected turn. His long-term girlfriend Margaret Campbell has broken up with him and left behind a parting gift: a US cross-country train trip they had planned to...

By Sword and Storm The eagerly awaited conclusion to Margaret Skea's Munro Scottish Saga trilogy is finally here. This fast-paced novel brings together the threads of Adam and Kate Munro's story, set...

Women Interned in World War Two Sumatra: Faith, Hope and Survival by Barbara Coombes is a heart-wrenching account of two women's experiences during one of history's darkest periods. In 1942,...

Sisters of Gold: Book 1 by Annie Murray is an emotional and heart-warming story set in Birmingham. After losing their mother years ago, sisters Margaret and Annie are forced to leave home due to a...

The Lamb Will Slaughter the Lion by Margaret Killjoy is a punk fantasy novel that pits utopian anarchists against rogue demon deer. In this dark and energetic tale, Danielle's search for clues about...

In 1356, seven years since the devastating Black Death ravaged Meonbridge, the town's social fabric remains fragile. Margaret, Lady de Bohun, is faced with an impossible decision: uphold a lie that...

The 1947 Royal Tour of Southern Africa is a pivotal moment in the life of Queen Elizabeth, a formative experience that shaped her future as a monarch. This book tells the story of the young...

The Millstone by Margaret DrabbleA powerful exploration of the complexities of motherhood and the challenges of single parenthood, set against the backdrop of the Swinging Sixties.This Penguin...

Plotinus on Body and Beauty explores the intersection of philosophy, society, and religion in third-century Rome. Margaret R. Miles brings this ancient thought to life by relating it to contemporary...

Nursery Rhymes by Margaret Tarrant is a beautifully illustrated collection of favourite rhymes.First published in 1941, this charming book has been enjoyed by children for generations. Its delightful...

Christ's Passion, Our Passions invites us to explore the depth of Jesus' healing and saving love for ourselves, our loved ones, and the world around us.Margaret Bullitt-Jonas guides us as we reflect...

Brave New Neighborhoods: The Privatization of Public SpaceMargaret Kohn explores the decline of public spaces in America, from empty town squares to gated communities, and considers what can be done...

Westwood by Stella Gibbons is a poignant tale of two women navigating love and self-discovery in wartime London. Margaret Steggles, a bookish and romantic young woman, finds herself drawn to the...

A fish lies partly upright on the sand, its gills visible and wide open. This is just one sign of a world in flux. In their garden in Cornwall, Cathy and Ephie have given up on growing vegetables and...

Dark and witty tales from Margaret Atwood. This collection of nine short stories showcases the author's imaginative inventiveness and verbal sizzle. From a recently widowed fantasy writer guided...

A Light in the Window by Marion Kummerow is a gripping WW2 historical novel that explores the complexities of survival and deception. When Margarete Rosenbaum, a young Jewish woman, escapes from her...

After You, Prime Minister by James Douglas-Hamilton is a thought-provoking memoir that offers a unique insight into the life of a British politician. With a career spanning over 23 years as an MP at...

A Summer Bird-Cage by Margaret Drabble is a witty and compassionate novel about lies and deceit, love and forgiveness. This extraordinary debut explores the complexities of human relationships and...

North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell is a thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of individual feeling and social concern. When Margaret Hale's father leaves his position in a crisis...

The Power of Market Fundamentalism: Karl Polanyi's Critique by Fred Block and Margaret R. Somers Karl Polanyi's work has long been influential in understanding the complexities of economic systems,...

The World Looks Different Now: A Memoir of Suicide, Faith, and Family by Margaret Thomson. In August 2010, Margaret Thomson's world was shattered when her son took his own life. The news sent her and...

Under the Himalayan Sky: A New Zealand Family's Experience in Establishing Sagarmatha National Park In 1970s Nepal, an agreement was made with New Zealand to establish a national park in the Mt...

A vehicle crammed with dozens of dead Chinese immigrants is found in southern Texas, sparking a complex and sinister investigation. Forensic pathologist Margaret Campbell is drawn into the case,...

Set against the backdrop of the industrial revolution in northern England, North and South is a powerful exploration of social class and conflict. When Margaret Hale is forced to leave her tranquil...

Shadow Man by Margaret Kirk is a gripping Scottish crime thriller that delves into the darker side of human nature. When Morven Murray, a popular TV presenter, is found murdered just before her...

Milena: A Story of Friendship and Resilience in the Face of Adversity. In 1940, Margarete Buber-Neumann met Milena Jesenská in the Ravensbrück concentration camp. Their time together was marked by an...

Bess Campbell has escaped to the windswept Australian coastal town of Port Bannir, seeking a fresh start. She's found a new sense of purpose in her job running a hip gallery and is enjoying the...

The Middling Sort: Commerce, Gender, and the Family in England, 1680-1780 by Margaret R. Hunt In late seventeenth and eighteenth century urban England, those who fell into the "middling sort" were...

Horrid Henry is determined to win the class football match and defeat Moody Margaret, by whatever means necessary. In this Early Reader, Francesca Simon brings the mischievous Horrid Henry to life in...

Discover the often-overlooked world behind the retail counter. Margaret Dunning's humorous and witty book sheds light on the lives of those who work in shops, supermarkets, and showrooms.This...

The Sleepy ABC Board Book by Margaret Wise Brown is a soothing bedtime story for little ones. As the world around them grows quiet, four small children prepare for sleep, accompanied by animals and...

Diving Deep and Surfacing explores how the writings of five influential women can inform a search for spiritual renewal. This thought-provoking collection examines the works of Kate Chopin, Margaret...

Margaret Bowler's Memories in Verse is a poignant collection of poems that explore the joys and simplicity of childhood.Written with a gentle touch, these verses capture the essence of happy memories...

Grasshopper: The Poetry of M.A. GriffithsThis collection brings together the work of Margaret Ann Griffiths, a poet who shared her writing with fellow poets online before its publication.The book...

The Maias is part of Dedalus' project to make Eça de Queirós' major works available in English. Margaret Jull Costa's translation has won both The Pen and The Oxford Weidenfeld Translation Prizes...