10006 results for 'Parker, Wes'

Why We Believe in Creationism by J. Palmer Douglas explores the relationship between science and faith, challenging common misconceptions about the origins of life and the universe.This book delves...

Annemarie Austin's poetry collection explores vividly imagined worlds and lives, drawing upon her own experiences and inspirations from art, travel, dreams, myth, history, and literature. Her poems...

We Own the City: Empowering Community Practice in Architecture and Urban Planning By Francesca Miazzo, Trancity This book explores how urban dwellers are taking ownership of their neighborhoods,...

The Summer We Danced by Fiona Harper is a heartwarming and romantic tale that will leave you smiling. After a painful divorce, Pippa returns to her childhood village with a fresh start in mind,...

Dirty Money, the final Parker novel, is a gripping action-packed crime story. After a botched job, Parker must use his brains, cool, and the help of his lone longtime dame, Claire, to stay one step...

Aubrey Gordon's powerful exploration of anti-fatness reveals the systemic and cultural bias that denies plus-size people basic needs. In "What We Don't Talk About When We Talk About Fat", Gordon...

A nail-biting immersive read, 'We Were Never Here' is a tense and original thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. When a shocking discovery is made on the last night of a holiday, two...

We Play Here is a powerful and evocative verse novel that explores the lives of four female friends growing up in North Belfast during the late 1980s. Against the turbulent backdrop of the Troubles,...

The Things We Keep by Sally Hepworth is a heart-wrenching love story about the power of human connection. When Alzheimer's disease steals Anna Forster's memories, she finds solace in her...

As Best We Can by Tessa West is a poignant novel that explores the lives of the Bailey family during wartime. When Conrad and Lawrence join the colours, their parents and younger sister Elly are left...

Wesley's plans for Indigenous Peoples' Day and the school dance are put to the test when her hopes are unexpectedly turned upside down. As she navigates the complexities of her identity, she finds...

Cars We Loved in the 1960s is a nostalgic journey back to a bygone era of driving, when highway speed limits were still a distant dream and buying a new car was a thrilling family event. This...

What We Do for Love by Ilene Beckerman is a poignant and charming exploration of love in all its forms. This beautifully illustrated book offers a refreshingly honest look at the ups and downs of...

Valerie G. Rempel explores the complex question of why we suffer and how God relates to our pain in this concise and thought-provoking book.The Jesus Way series offers accessible, Jesus-centered...

Parker's got a couple of rules that have helped him stay alive in his long career. One of those is never to work on a boat. But with a gambling boat cruising down the Hudson, stuffed to the gunwales...

Richard Swinburne presents a philosophical defence of the soul in this revised edition of Are We Bodies Or Souls?. He argues that our consciousness and experiences cannot be reduced to brain...

Understanding the world around us is deeply rooted in the way we think and express ourselves. George Lakoff and Mark Johnson's influential book, Metaphors We Live By, explores the fundamental role of...

All the Things We Carry by Helen Docherty and Brizida Magro is a poignant exploration of what we carry within ourselves.The story follows a young girl who discovers that her suitcase has developed a...

First published in 1956, We Made a Garden is a timeless account of one woman's quest to transform a wilderness into a stunning cottage garden. Margery Fish recounts the trials and tribulations of her...

Why We Fight: The Roots of War and the Paths to Peace by Christopher BlattmanAn acclaimed expert on violence and seasoned peacebuilder explains the five reasons why conflict rarely blooms into war,...

A year has passed since a meteor collided with the moon, drastically changing the earth's climate. Life as Miranda Evans knew it no longer exists. Her friends and neighbours are dead, the landscape...

Hardcover, 272 pages. A teen girl's search for truth about her missing mother leads to an unlikely alliance with her former best friend, who harbors a dark secret that could change everything. As...

A story of family crises and reconciliations set against the backdrop of a sharply polarised world. Tim Lott's novel explores the complex relationships within families and stepfamilies, as well as...

The Stories We Tell: How TV and Movies Long for and Echo the Truth by Mike Cosper. We spend a significant amount of time consuming stories through television and film. In fact, we watch an average of...

Information, Entropy, Life and the Universe: What We Know and what We Do Not Know This book aims to clarify the concepts of information and entropy in simple terms, providing a clear understanding of...

Banks' search for answers about his parents' disappearance takes him back to the city of Shanghai, where memories and recollections are proving elusive. As he navigates the treacherous landscape of...

A powerful story about love's enduring power. We Must Be Brave explores the fierce bond between a mother and child, set against the backdrop of World War II. In December 1940, Ellen Parr finds an...

All That We Have Lost is a heart-wrenching dual timeline novel that spans from occupied France in World War II to a beautiful abandoned chateau in modern-day France.When Imogen Wren's husband dies,...

A moving and powerful debut novel, We Are All Birds of Uganda explores the complexities of love, loss, and identity in a richly woven narrative. Set against the backdrop of Uganda's tumultuous past...

Dreams of a Lifetime: How Our Social Location Shapes Our Future Imaginations. Our dreams are often seen as private and unique, but what if our social status plays a role in shaping them? This book...

The End of Things: Why We Neglect Endings in Our Lives. We often overlook the importance of healthy endings in our personal and professional lives. This has led to a culture of reflection and...

The Choices We Make by Connor Adam Fox is a historical romance novel set against the backdrop of World War II. Herbert Richter, a young Nazi officer, finds himself in a difficult situation when he's...

We Are Lost and Found by Helene Dunbar is a heart-wrenching young adult novel that explores the lives of three friends growing up in New York City during the early 1980s. Against the backdrop of the...

Understanding the future of work in the UK is crucial for navigating the challenges ahead. This concise and authoritative book provides a clear overview of what we know about paid employment and...

Dorothy Parker's complete narrative offers a unique glimpse into the life and work of this celebrated writer. With her characteristic wit and humor, Parker explores the complexities of human...

The world is full of Human Angels, and you may be one of them. This new edition of We Are Human Angels, We Inspire Change A Complete Course For Angelic Humans offers an in-depth exploration of the...

Longlisted for the 2023 Scotiabank Giller Prize, We Meant Well is a powerful novel that explores the complexities of charitable outreach and the ambiguity of power. When Maya, a married mother,...

This gripping novel explores the complexities of motherhood and the secrets that can destroy it. A single mother's life is turned upside down when she wakes to find blood in her mouth and a severed...

A young man's lifeless body is discovered with his bones crushed nearly to dust before being dumped into New York's East River. This gruesome murder sets off a chain reaction, as the victim had ties...

A humorous and poignant exploration of office life, Then We Came to the End is a satire that delves into the mundane and often absurd world of working relationships. At its core, it's a story about...

Understanding economic inequality in the UK has never been more pressing. This concise guide provides a clear and authoritative overview of what we know about economic inequalities, including new...

A shocking discovery on a coastal town's beach sets off a chain of events that challenges everything Alex Tillerson thought she knew about her family and community. As she fights for answers, she...

Charlie's world is turned upside down when she sees a man who bears an uncanny resemblance to her husband on a dating app. Her initial reaction is one of shock and denial, but as she delves deeper...

Strangers We Know by Elle Marr is a chilling novel about a woman who embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth about her family's dark past. When Ivy Hon discovers she may be connected to a...

A powerful examination of our interactions with strangers, Talking to Strangers reveals how often these encounters go wrong. Malcolm Gladwell explores why Fidel Castro was able to deceive the CIA for...

In the shadow of World War II, a chilling mystery unfolds in Frankfurt. A series of mysterious deaths among young women sparks an investigation that leads to a shocking truth. As the story unfolds,...

The America We Deserve is a book that first defined President Donald Trump's political ideas, offering a vision for America that is strong, optimistic, and founded on core Republican principles...

A poignant and hopeful tale about the stories we tell ourselves to survive. Amy Beashel's latest novel is a heart-wrenching yet uplifting exploration of grief, self-discovery, and the power of human...

When We Were Young by Richard Roper is a heartwarming and humorous story about two friends who reconnect after years apart. After a painful breakup, one friend finds himself living in his parents'...

The Vile Thing We Created by Robert P. Ottone is a chilling exploration of parenthood's darker side. A seemingly perfect relationship between Lola and Ian begins to unravel when they decide to take...

Robert B. Parker's Promised Land is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker side of human nature.A seemingly straightforward case for private investigator Spenser turns sinister when his...

The Second We Met by Maya Hughes tells the story of Elle Masterson and her unexpected encounter with Phoenix "Nix" Russo. After a chance meeting, they're forced to work together at a spring break...

Climate change is affecting polar bears in the Arctic. This book explains what's happening and how we can help.The author has worked with Dr Steve Smith, a leading climatologist, to write this book...

Discover the fascinating world of clothing and its many uses. From chef's hats with 100 pleats to intricate ways of tying a tie, this book is packed full of interesting facts about clothes from...

The Films of Alan Parker, 1976-2003 by David F. Gonthier, Jr. and Timothy M. O'Brien is a comprehensive study of British director, writer, producer, and cartoonist Sir Alan Parker's feature films...

The Painful Truth: The New Science of why We Hurt and how We Can Heal by Monty LymanDiscover the latest insights into pain science and the surprising truth about our most elusive feeling. Recent...

The Day We Left by Caroline Bond A heart-wrenching story about the complexities of family and identity. Identical twins Oli and Joe are born prematurely, their lives forever changed by the...

When We Were Bad is a witty and poignant portrayal of a family in crisis, love, and denial. Claudia Rubin's life seems perfect - wife, mother, rabbi - but when her son Leo jilts his bride at their...

The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope is a scathing satire about the corrupting influence of wealth and power. A mysterious financier, Augustus Melmotte, buys his way into high society with his...

Arturo Pérez-Reverte's What We Become is a captivating tale of love and espionage set against the backdrop of sweeping historical eras. A chance encounter between two unlikely lovers, Max and Mecha,...

The Things We Leave Behind by Clare Furniss is a compelling and poignant YA dystopia that imagines London as the epicentre of the refugee crisis. In a world where civil unrest has reached an all-time...

Somewhere Only We Know by Maurene Goo is a heartwarming romantic comedy about two people from different worlds who find each other in unexpected ways. When K-pop starlet Lucky and tabloid reporter...

This memoir recounts the author's 22-year career in the music industry as a technician, spanning from small clubs and bars to large arenas and stadiums around the world. From his early days playing...

Alice Walker's passionate essays offer a refreshing perspective on the world we live in. In this collection, she shares her own story of activism and explores diverse public issues such as single...

This provocative play explores the complexities of family, friendship and faith through a darkly comedic lens. Adapted from the author's Pulitzer-finalist short story, it is a thought-provoking...

Christopher Matthew's tribute to A. A. Milne's poems, now available in a new edition, offers a reassuring volume for those turning sixty. Twenty years ago, Matthew took some of Milne's best-loved...

The Secrets We Keep by Theresa Howes is a heartbreakingly beautiful novel that captures the endurance and strength of ordinary people in the darkest of times. In 1944, Marguerite Segal is recruited...

Go behind the scenes with your favorite WWE Superstars as they share hilarious and crazy road trip stories. From Big Show's shower mishaps to Triple H's run-ins with enthusiastic fans, this...

When We Fall is a moving story of three lives forever altered by one fatal choice. Set against the backdrop of WWII, this novel tells the tale of Vee Katchatourian, Ewa Hartman and Stefan Bergel,...

The Steps We Took is a book of plain-spoken wisdom for people with addictions and those who love them. Joe McQ shares his own experience of living the Twelve Steps, one day at a time, and guides...

The Furies by John Connolly In this gripping Charlie Parker novel, private investigator Charlie Parker is drawn into a world of modern mythological vengeance. Two linked stories weave together to...

Victoria Kennefick's debut poetry collection, Eat Or We Both Starve, is a powerful exploration of the human experience. Drawing from everyday life and historical occasions, Kennefick forges these...

Frederick Joseph's We Alive, Beloved is a poignant poetry collection that finds joy in moments of difficulty. Through illuminating the beauty of being Black and sharing intimate truths about mental...

Protecting children from difficult truths can be more damaging than giving them a simple explanation. When we withhold information, we risk creating dark thoughts and feelings of exclusion. Children...

Confronting death means facing it head-on. In contemporary society, this is often avoided, with funeral rites and other practices that once helped people connect with death now largely absent...

In "We Set the Dark on Fire", Tehlor Kay Mejia pens a compelling story that mirrors real-world issues of immigration and equality. At Medio School for Girls, students are trained for one of two roles...

Why We Can't WaitIn April 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote a letter from his prison cell in response to criticism from local religious leaders. This powerful piece of writing, known as the...

Can't We Make Moral Judgements? by Mary MidgelyThis book explores the idea that we no longer need to make moral judgements, and how this view affects our attitudes towards law, institutions, and...

When We Fall tells the story of three lives forever altered by one fatal choice. In 1943, pilot Vee Katchatourian makes an emergency landing in foggy England, where she meets enigmatic RAF airman...

Where We Stand: Class Matters is a personal and honest reflection by Bell Hooks on how class and race are intertwined. Drawing on her own experiences, she explores ways to think beyond these...

Before We Disappear is a captivating romance about the magic of first love. Jack Nevin's life is turned upside down when his thievery catches up to him, forcing him to flee to America with the...

A heartbreaking yet hopeful story about memory, trauma, and ultimately love, How We Disappeared is a beautiful tale of endurance, identity, and memory set against the backdrop of WWII Singapore.When...

Nandan's plan for a perfect junior year has taken an unexpected turn. After hooking up with his friend Dave, he finds himself questioning what it means to be "normal". As Nandan navigates his anxiety...

We Could Be Heroes by Ben Dirs and Tom Fordyce is a humorous collection of stories from the world of sport. The authors, who have made a living blogging about high-level sports for the BBC, share...

A gripping conclusion to the Everything Series, Everything We Give is a suspenseful novel that explores love, lies and family secrets. When award-winning photographer Ian Collins seemingly has it all...

Exploring the complexities of love through personal stories and insights from around the world. Laura Mucha's book We Need to Talk About Love brings together hundreds of conversations with people of...

Why We Sing: A Celebration of Song by Julia Hollander explores the profound impact of singing on our lives. From its role in shaping our emotional and spiritual well-being to its ability to bring...

The Mess That We Made explores the devastating impact of trash and plastic on our oceans and marine life. Simple, rhythmic text builds to a powerful message, while vibrant digital artwork brings the...

When We Make It is an unforgettable debut young adult novel-in-verse that redefines what it means to "make it". Elisabet Velasquez brings energy, clarity and beauty to her story.Sarai, a...

Atlantis has been a source of fascination for centuries. First described by ancient Greek philosopher Plato in 360 B.C., the idea of this underwater kingdom has endured in popular culture ever since...

The People We Were Before by Annabelle Thorpe is a heart-wrenching novel set against the backdrop of Yugoslavia's tumultuous past. In 1979, eight-year-old Miro and his family relocate to the...

We Can Be the New Wind: A 1980s Music Revolution The early 1980s saw a significant musical crossover between punk, hardcore punk, power pop, and neo-garage with alternative rock. This fusion of...

We Are Still Here Afghan Women on Courage, Freedom, and the Fight to Be Heard by Nahid Shahalimi is a powerful collection of first-hand accounts from courageous Afghan women who refuse to be silenced...

Published in 1938, 'Tomorrow We Live' is a collection of speeches and writings that showcase Oswald Mosley's distinctive style. At this critical moment in history, Mosley restates his vision for...

Grace by Max Lucado explores what it means to be changed by God's grace. This award-winning book delves into the concept of grace, revealing its transformative power and how it rewires us.Lucado...

Families is a heartwarming board book that celebrates the diversity of loving families. Beautiful full-color photos showcase real LGBTQ and ally families, helping little ones to recognize and...

A provocative collection of short stories and novellas by Tomoyuki Hoshino challenges readers with its uncompromising vision and exuberant imagery. Drawing on diverse sources, including Borges,...

The Invisible World and the Visible World Where We Came From and Where We Shall Go To by Sukoun Choe is an exploration of our understanding of God and the natural world. For centuries, human...

A shocking murder rocks the small Minnesota town of Jewel in 1958, setting off a chain reaction of old grievances and new tensions. On Memorial Day, wealthy landowner Jimmy Quinn's body is found...