2010 results for 'Mortimer, Roger'

Explore a vibrant town with Eva and her mum as they visit different shops on their shopping list. From the farmer's market to the greengrocers and bakery, there's a variety of fun things to discover...

A first words book for children to learn and grow. This board book features 100 everyday words, helping to build your child's vocabulary. Beautiful colour photographs accompany simple, sturdy text,...

The Little Miss Pocket Library is a delightful collection of six first stories about six unique Little Miss characters. The slipcase contains six sturdy board book stories, each with its own special...

A set of three sturdy board books, carefully designed for little hands to explore and learn. The First 100 Board Book Box Set includes three volumes: First 100 Words, First 100 Animals, and Number...

Elevate your everyday style with the timeless principles of Chanel. This beautifully illustrated guide shares the iconic rules of simplicity, elegance and comfort, as well as nautical, monochrome and...

Little Miss Sunshine is a heartwarming story about a girl who is incredibly happy, but wants to make a difference in her community. With her cheerful spirit, she sets out to change the way things are...

This wipe-clean workbook is designed to provide hours of learning fun for children. With a variety of activities, including crosswords, fill-in-the-blanks, Sudoku, and mazes, it's perfect for...

A sweet and uplifting story about coping with change and trying something new. The Little Miss Twins face a dilemma when a new restaurant is about to open, and one twin is excited while the other is...

Ian Mortimer's Medieval Intrigue Decoding Royal Conspiracies is a groundbreaking work that challenges long-held assumptions about medieval history. By applying an innovative approach to historical...

Edward III, Father of the English Nation, is a comprehensive study of the life and reign of one of England's most influential monarchs. Ian Mortimer's in-depth analysis reveals the complexities of...

UFOs, Portals and Gateways explores the connection between ancient standing stones and modern-day UFO sightings. Nigel Mortimer proposes that inter-dimensional portals are real and that early humans...

Charley Flinn, also known as "Mortimer," was a notorious outlaw in frontier California. After his release from San Quentin State Prison in 1863, Mortimer quickly regained his freedom and formed a...

The Open Door: A Ghost Story for ChristmasA chilling Christmas ghost story from renowned illustrator Seth, featuring three new tales to send shivers down your spine. Colonel Mortimer's lease on...

The Essential Taylor Swift Fanbook is a comprehensive guide to the life and career of music superstar Taylor Swift. From her early days as a country music sensation to her current status as a global...

Discover the world of technology and engineering in a fun and fast-paced way. This book is packed with bite-size facts and colorful graphics that make learning easy and engaging. With 'Now Try This!'...

The Anti-social Behaviour of Horace Rumpole is a humorous novel by John Mortimer. In this story, ASBOs are met with skepticism by one of the Old Bailey's most iconic characters.When an ASBO is issued...

The SAS in Occupied France 2: SAS Operations, June to October 1944 by Gavin Mortimer is a detailed account of two of the most significant Second World War operations carried out by the Special Air...

Carl Rogers on Personal Power by Carl Ransom Rogers This influential work by Carl Rogers offers a new perspective on human awareness, exploring the foundations of personal power and its relationship...

The Middle Ages are often misunderstood as a dark and unchanging period. In reality, this was a time of profound cultural change that transformed life between 1000 and 1600. Ian Mortimer reveals how...

Charlie Mortimer's memoir, Lucky Lupin, is a poignant and humorous account of his life with HIV/AIDS during the early years of the epidemic. With unflinching candour, he recounts his struggles to...

The Club's Most Valuable Player Was Murdered at Sunset A mysterious threat to Jack Mortimer, the club's new star player, sets off a chain of events that puts the team and its staff in danger...

Doghouse Blues Revised and Remastered is a humorous tale about Roger Fraser's life, full of unexpected twists and turns. Despite his family's perception of him as accident-prone, Roger proves himself...

A View Across the Mersey by Anne Baker is a dramatic family saga that explores the complexities of love, loyalty and identity. When Lottie Mortimer discovers a shocking truth about her birth, it sets...

The Seine Was Red: Paris, October 1961 by Leïla Sebbar and Mildred Mortimer is a powerful novel that uncovers a pivotal moment in French history. In the late stages of the Algerian war, a peaceful...

The Ordnance Survey Explorer Map: Ludlow, Tenbury Wells and Cleobury Mortimer. Get the most out of your time in the countryside with this detailed map, covering Ludlow, Tenbury Wells and Cleobury...

Bob Mortimer's life story is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of taking risks. After a life-altering diagnosis in 2015, he was forced to re-evaluate his priorities and...

King Henry IV and his son Prince Hal are at the centre of this drama, with complex family relationships driving the plot. The king is in despair over Hal's dissolute lifestyle, while Hal has formed...

The SAS in World War II by Gavin Mortimer is an exhaustive account of the elite Special Forces unit's formative years. From their origins to the final push into Germany, this book tells the story of...

The Coca Divine Plant of the Incas by M. D. W. Golden Mortimer is an in-depth exploration of the coca plant's history and pharmacology. This comprehensive look at the plant's origins, from its use by...

Thomas Mann's works often focus on the human experience, exploring the complexities of philosophy and history through literature. This collection showcases three thought-provoking stories that...

A Book Full of Rogersons by Barnaby Rogerson explores an ordinary English family's history, tracing their stories back over 15 generations. This chronicle reveals a contented England, lived in and...

For collectors of mechanical wristwatches, Wristwatch Annual 2023 provides a comprehensive guide to over 1,400 models from 130 international brands. This annual publication covers the latest...

The Dock Brief: A Play by John Clifford Mortimer A seedy lawyer is given a chance to make a grandstand defense for an innocent man accused of murder. However, the man's own admission of guilt makes...

The Battle of Bamber Bridge: The True Story In 1943, a unique military unit stationed in Lancashire played a pivotal role in a tumultuous period of British history. The 1511th Quartermaster Truck...

The Collector of Shadows Poems by James Silas Rogers is a collection of poetry that celebrates the extraordinary in everyday life. Set primarily in the upper Midwest, it explores the beauty and...

Clockwork Inc. is a company that works tirelessly to prevent the universe from tearing itself apart. Its employees are drawn to the possibility of adventure and living life full of 'what ifs' and...

An in-depth exploration of the principles behind combat and strategy, written by renowned lawyer John Mortimer.This essay provides insight into the techniques and philosophies that underpin fighting,...

Roger Nelson's life has been marked by adventure and risk. A pioneer in skydiving and drug smuggling, he has always lived life on his own terms. Now, with retirement beckoning, Roger sets out on one...

Carl Rogers' Selected Writings on Client Centered Therapy explores the revolutionary approach to psychology that put the patient at its core. This collection of writings delves into Rogers' theory of...

Landscapes and Artefacts Studies in East Anglian Archaeology Presented to Andrew RogersonThis collection of essays is dedicated to the work of renowned archaeologist Andrew Rogerson, who has spent...

The SAS in Occupied France 1: SAS Operations, June to October 1944 by Gavin Mortimer provides a detailed account of one of the most secretive and elite military units of World War II. This first...

A sceptical university researcher's journey to the Himalayas reveals ancient secrets of a master healer, shedding light on a potent healing science refined over thousands of years. The author's...

Flickering is a new collection of poems from Pattiann Rogers, exploring the connections between the natural world and our inner lives. With a keen eye for observation, Rogers catalogues unexpected...

Discover the power of sandtray therapy in this concise guide to creative expression and healing. Sandtray is a highly effective way for clients to convey their emotions and work towards solutions...

On the Banks of the Bayou is the latest title in a beloved series that has captivated readers for generations.Set in the vibrant city of Louisiana, this book follows the story of a young woman as she...

The Saturn launch vehicle played a pivotal role in the Apollo Moon Missions, and this book provides a detailed study of its development and operational life. From testing Apollo equipment in orbital...

The Broom at Midnight: 13 Gates of Witchcraft In medieval and early modern witch-lore, the image of the witch in flight has become an iconic representation of the craft. However, it was often...

The Peterson First Guide to Birds of North America is a comprehensive introduction to the region's avifauna. This concise guide provides a solid foundation for beginning naturalists, covering the...

Hermann Göring: From Regiment to Fallschirmpanzerkorps This book provides a detailed look at the career of Hermann Göring, covering his early military service, his rise through the ranks, and his...

Russian Dolls in Therapy: A Creative Approach to Emotional Healing A set of Russian dolls is more than just a decorative item - it's a powerful tool for therapists and counsellors. This book explores...

At Day's Close: A History of Nighttime A fascinating and colourful social history of the nighttime, At Day's Close reveals a world long-lost to historians. Until now, the night was a universe that...

This book offers a groundbreaking approach to teaching young children with autism spectrum disorders how to connect with others and live up to their potential. By turning everyday activities into...

Carl Rogers explores the relationship between man and woman in this thought-provoking book. Couples discuss the intimate details of their relationship and share their innermost feelings, offering a...

Caring for Souls in a Neoliberal Age by Bruce Rogers-Vaughn explores how contemporary capitalism affects social and psychological health. Drawing on interdisciplinary research, Rogers-Vaughn...

A wealthy art thief with a lucrative corporate job is about to become the main target in a high-stakes game. Roger Brown's life is turned upside down when his wife introduces him to Clas Greve, a...

The Second Rumpole Omnibus by John MortimerA collection of twenty tales featuring the inimitable barrister Horace Rumpole, who prefers to leave his Old Bailey exploits behind for a more relaxed life...

The Probationer's Handbook by George T. Mortimer is an insightful exploration of Magick and human evolution.Based on the author's experience, this book tackles issues that have never been...

This intriguing tale of chance and misfortune by Philip Pullman features wonderful new illustrations from Peter Bailey. Roger insists he was a rat, and his story is one of unexpected help and danger...

As Nature Leads by J. A. Rogers explores a topic that has often been overlooked in discussions about racial identity: the presence of Black "blood" within the white population. By examining the...

A Shining Affliction: A Story of Harm and Healing in Psychotherapy by Annie G. Rogers is a deeply personal account of a true-life double healing through psychotherapy. In this brave and unique book,...

This introductory maths title introduces children to counting vocabulary in a fun and engaging way. Using everyday situations, such as a pizza party, Helen Mortimer helps build confidence with...

Nature Knows No Color-Line: Research into the Negro Ancestry in the White Race by J. A. RogersThis influential work challenges the prevailing notion of racial hierarchy, arguing that colour prejudice...

Central Glasgow in the 1970s is a fascinating look at a pivotal moment in the city's history. Historian Peter Mortimer explores the social, cultural and economic changes that shaped this vibrant...

Alice and her brother Roger set out on an adventure to find their long-lost uncle before their father returns from the Crusades. Their journey takes a perilous turn when they are kidnapped and locked...

Counseling and Psychotherapy by Carl R. Rogers is a foundational text in the field of psychotherapy.First published in 2007, this edition brings together the key principles and practices of...

Railway Enthusiasm in Twenty-First Century Britain by Joseph Rogers is a fascinating exploration of the hobby's evolution and diversity. With over a decade of experience working with railway...

A Cruising Voyage Round the WorldPublished in 1711, this account of Captain Woodes Rogers' circumnavigation around the world offers a fascinating glimpse into the maritime history of England. Rogers...

This single-volume edition brings together two beloved novels by Christopher Morley. In Parnassus on Wheels, a young woman named Helen McGill purchases a mobile bookshop from its owner, Roger...

Minds of Their Own Thinking and Awareness in Animals by Lesley J Rogers explores the complex issue of animal consciousness. By examining the behavior characteristics of various animals, the evolution...

They Were Her Property: White Women as Slave Owners in the American South by Stephanie E. Jones-RogersA bold and searing investigation into the role of white women in the American slave economy, this...

Jesus, the Bible, and Homosexuality: Explode the Myths, Heal the Church by Jack Rogers. In this revised edition, Rogers presents a compelling case for equal rights in both church and society for...

Rogers' 1917 self-published work challenges prevailing notions of African inferiority, sparking a debate against racism. In this polemic, Rogers presents arguments and theories from various sources...

The Network Is Your Customer: Five Strategies to Thrive in a Digital Age by David L. Rogers provides a strategic guide for businesses and non-profits to succeed in the digital age. Marketing expert...

Eighty poems from one of Britain's most beloved poets, Roger McGough, make up this delightful collection. Gathered to celebrate Roger's 80th birthday, these specially chosen poems showcase his unique...

The History of Assyria by Robert William Rogers explores the complex and often brutal history of one of ancient Mesopotamia's most powerful empires. From its early beginnings to its eventual...

Nature Knows No Color-Line by J A RogersThis groundbreaking work challenges traditional notions of racial hierarchy and explores the origins of color prejudice. Historian J A Rogers argues that color...

This Is What It Sounds Like: What the Music You Love Says about You by Dr. Susan Ogas RogersA journey into the science and soul of music, this book explores why we fall in love with certain genres...

How On Earth Did That Happen? When Heaven and Work Collide is a personal testimony by Roger Greene about how he has integrated his faith with his career. Over thirty years in top leadership positions...

Delicious and easy meals for kids made simple. Grace Mortimer shares her favourite recipes that use just five ingredients to create tasty breakfasts, quick snacks, lunches and dinners. From baked...

Undercover Policing and the Corrupt Secret Society Within by Garry Rogers and Keith Potter is a gripping account of one man's journey into the heart of undercover policing. With a career spanning...

Active Listening by Carl R. Rogers and Richard E. Farson is a seminal work that brings the counselling technique of active listening to the layperson. This 1957 book applies the principles of active...

Faith in American Public Life explores the complex relationship between government and religion in the United States. Melissa Rogers examines the principles that define this connection, including the...

An Imaginary Menagerie by Roger McGough is a collection of seventy-two witty poems that celebrate both real and imaginary animals. With its unique blend of invention, wordplay, and humor, this book...

Quickening Fields by Pattiann Rogers explores the natural world with striking accuracy and emotional impact. This collection gathers fifty-three poems that focus on the lives of various creatures,...

The Renaissance Campaign: A Problem-Solving Formula for Your Biggest Challenges By John Rogers A new approach to solving complex challenges is needed in business and beyond. Former senior Pentagon...

A semi-autobiographical novel by Penelope Mortimer, The Pumpkin Eater is a moving account of a woman's breakdown in 1960s London. With three husbands and a large family, Mrs Armitage's life is marked...

The Long Range Desert Group in World War II by Gavin Mortimer Established in June 1940 as a brainchild of Major Ralph Bagnold, the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) played a crucial role in the North...

Carl Ransom Rogers' seminal work explores the human experience through the lens of psychology. El proceso de convertirse en persona is a thought-provoking examination of the complexities of human...

Cannon Hall Farm is a story of transformation and resilience, spanning over 60 years of the Nicholson family's farming dynasty. From humble beginnings to a multi-million-pound success, the book...

Roger Rosenblatt's Making Toast is a moving tribute to the enduring power of love and family. After his daughter's sudden death, Roger and his wife Ginny embark on a new chapter in their lives,...

Steve Rogers was once the world's greatest hero, a champion for all citizens. His story came to an end with his untimely death, leaving behind only memories of a bygone era.A glimmer of hope remains,...

Overcoming Fear: A Guide to Freedom by Roger Burnley is a personal and honest account of one man's journey with fear. The author shares his struggles with anxiety and phobias, revealing how he...

Science Words for Little People: Our Bodies by Helen Mortimer is an engaging introduction to human anatomy and physiology. The book features an entertaining art style that makes learning fun, while...

Duncan McCallum's photographs capture the de-industrialised Glasgow of the 1970s, revealing a city in transition. This collection is accompanied by Peter Mortimer's text, which focuses on the...

Reason and Religion in the English Revolution: The Challenge of SocinianismThis book offers a fresh perspective on the complex interplay between politics, theology, and society during the English...

The next bull market is in commodities. Jim Rogers, one of the world's most successful investors, believes it will last for at least fifteen years. He has put his money where his mouth is by starting...

Adam Rogers's Proof explores the fascinating art and science of alcohol. From bourbon country to cutting-edge gene-sequencing labs, Rogers takes readers on a spirited tour across continents and...

This engaging picture book introduces children to fundamental shapes vocabulary in a fun and accessible way. Using relatable settings from everyday life, it encourages young learners to discover...

Jacqueline Rogers' debut book offers a personal and uplifting exploration of the human spirit. With courage and honesty, she shares her experiences as a healer and medium, revealing that even in...

The Depths of Russia: Oil, Power and Culture After Socialism By Douglas Rogers, Cornell University Press, 2015 This book offers a nuanced analysis of oil's place in Soviet and Russian life, drawing...