964 results for 'Whitworth, Douglas'

Shropshire Folk Tales by Amy Douglas explores the rich cultural heritage of this English county. The collection brings together thirty traditional stories that have grown out of the land, shaped by...

A violent attack leaves Allegra Ennis with nothing but darkness and fear. Her life is forever changed when she becomes the target of an unknown killer. Desperate for protection, she turns to Douglas...

A dark secret from the past threatens to upend Emma's life. Six years after her husband David's first wife and daughter vanished in a tragic accident, their world is turned upside down by a stranger...

Olivia Brookes' life has been marked by tragedy. Now, she's disappeared, leaving behind only a cryptic clue: her purse on the kitchen table.The police investigation that follows is shrouded in...

Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World presents four distinct perspectives on salvation in today's diverse cultural landscape. John Hick, Clark Pinnock, Alister McGrath and R. Douglas Geivett...

This anthology brings together ten plays specifically commissioned for young performers by the National Theatre's literary department. The programme offers an engaging selection of plays to perform,...

Oscar Wilde's prison writings are a testament to his enduring legacy as one of literature's most brilliant and controversial figures. This collection includes DE PROFUNDIS, a celebrated essay written...

Douglas Harding's As I See It is a collection of writings that span over five decades, exploring the nature of the self and our true identity. The articles in this book are arranged chronologically,...

A Grave for a Thief by Douglas Skelton is a gripping mystery that follows the complex web of secrets and lies in a nation torn apart by civil unrest. When a lawyer with knowledge of a shadowy group's...

The Iconic Imagination by Douglas Hedley explores the relationship between images and religious ideas. Drawing on a Platonic metaphysics of the image as a bearer of transcendence, Hedley argues that...

Oscar Wilde's De Profundis is a personal and introspective letter to Lord Alfred Douglas, written while Wilde was in exile. The book offers a unique glimpse into Wilde's thoughts on love, loss, and...

Sherlock Holmes presents a new case in this gripping novel. Dr. Watson is wrongly accused of murder and imprisoned at Holloway, with evidence stacked against him. His only hope lies with Sherlock...

Natural Symbols: Explorations in CosmologyThis influential work of modern anthropology explores the social meaning of natural symbols and their role in shaping our understanding of the world. Written...

Douglas E Harding's On Being God presents a profound exploration of spirituality and human existence. Originally written in 50 short chapters, these unpublished works were later adapted into The Face...

A Woman of Intrigue by Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York and Sarah Ferguson is a captivating romantic tale set in the Victorian era. With an incredible eye for detail, this story will keep you...

A darkly comic and moving reflection on what it means to be human in a world without certainties, Metamorphosis: A Life in Pieces is a deeply personal exploration of the author's journey. When Robert...

Just Another Mountain: A Memoir of HopeA life-affirming journey of healing and endurance, this memoir tells the story of a mother and daughter's unbreakable bond. After losing her mother to breast...

Bit Rot explores how our understanding of the future is evolving and being challenged in the digital age. This collection of short fiction and essays delves into humanity's attempts to make sense of...

Company Compliance and Administration provides a comprehensive guide to navigating the complex world of corporate governance. Written by Douglas Armour, this study aid is designed to support...

This commentary provides a unique perspective on the Gospel of Matthew, exploring its meaning for both the author and the modern church. Douglas Hare argues that faith and ethics are closely...

A new scientist book of the year, this book offers a message of hope in a world that seems troubled. Jane Goodall and Douglas Abrams explore the nature of hope, drawing on the author's lifetime of...

The Gift: A Study of the Mechanisms of Exchange in Primitive SocietiesThis seminal work presents a systematic study of gift-giving, a widespread custom found in primitive societies from ancient Rome...

The Westminster Confession of faith is often considered the foundation of the Reformed Church. However, few people have actually read it. This study guide by Douglas Wilson provides a clear and...

Twisting and turning its way through great cities and towns is the eternal navigation: a network of canals that fed the industrial growth of our country. Today, we might consider our waterways a...

The Nature of Oaks: The Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native TreesExplore the fascinating world of oak trees and discover their vital role in supporting a complex web of wildlife. From...

Seed Volume 2 explores the intersection of craft and sustainability, highlighting the makers who are shaping the future with their vision for a more environmentally conscious way of living.The...

A gripping Roman thriller by Douglas Jackson. Set against the decadent backdrop of Ancient Rome's imperial court, this story follows Rufus, a young slave who finds himself at the centre of a...

The Wolverine Way: Uncovering the Secrets of an Elusive Species This book delves into the natural history of the wolverine, a creature shrouded in myth and reputation. Douglas Chadwick's engaging...

Douglas Farrow explores the implications of same-sex marriage in this thought-provoking analysis. He argues that it has significant consequences for our understanding of family, marriage, and the...

The Lady's Ambition by Anne R. Bailey is a story of a woman who lived a life full of intrigue and power struggles. Born into a world of royal politics, Margaret Douglas dared to love despite the...

Insanity Fair by Douglas Reed is a historical work that explores the darker aspects of human nature. First published in 2006, this edition features the original text and artwork, making it an ideal...

The 'I Am' Sayings of Christ by Douglas Connelly This study guide explores the 'I am' statements from the Gospel of John, examining their significance and impact on our lives today. The eight...

The medical thriller that sets the pace for suspense. Robin Cook's Cell is a gripping tale of international intrigue and technological terror.When a mysterious virus begins to spread rapidly across...

C.S. Lewis's writing has had a profound impact on Douglas Wilson's life and thought. In this collection of essays, Wilson explores Lewis's ideas on salvation, creation, heaven, hell, and education,...

Your Bible Questions Answered by Douglas A. Jacoby provides concise and straightforward answers to intriguing questions about the Bible and God's truth. With vast biblical knowledge, Jacoby tackles...

The Mind's I: Fantasies and Reflections on Self & Soul by Douglas R. Hofstadter and Daniel C. Dennett. This thought-provoking exploration delves into the nature of self and consciousness, drawing...

Douglas Hofstadter's Metamagical Themas explores the intricacies of human thought and perception. This collection of essays delves into the complexities of how people think, examining the underlying...

Heaven (Lifebuilder Study Guides) - Finding Our True Home by Douglas Connelly is an exploration of what heaven means to us. We often imagine it as a place of beauty and joy, but the Bible offers a...

Jack Ketchum's uncut and unexpurgated novel, Off Season, is a terrifying tale of horror and cannibalism in modern-day America. First published in 1980, the book was initially edited and content was...

First published over two millennia ago, The Art of War remains a seminal work on military strategy and philosophy. Its enduring influence can be seen in the tactics employed by some of history's most...

A devastating portrait of the cultures and logics underlying big tech is revealed in this thought-provoking work. Douglas Rushkoff argues that the tech elite have a plan to survive the apocalypse,...

Nigel Douglas presents twelve legendary voices in this follow-up to his popular book Legendary Voices. This volume features singers from various genres and styles, including opera, with critical...

Afterliff is a humorous dictionary that explores the quirks of everyday life. Written by friends of Douglas Adams, this book collects definitions for place names that capture the essence of our...

Gabrielle Douglas's personal story is one of faith, perseverance and determination. In this autobiography, she shares her journey to becoming an Olympic champion.The 2012 London Olympics marked a...

A moving autobiography about one of the most unlikely love stories of our time. Douglas Gresham recounts the remarkable relationship between his mother, Joy Davidman, and C.S. Lewis, an Oxford don...

This Good Book is a wickedly funny and brilliantly observed novel that explores the complexities of creating art. Susan Alison MacLeod's obsession with painting a powerful portrayal of the...

Shropshire Folk Tales for Children by Amy Douglas is a collection of traditional stories that bring to life the wild and untamed spirit of the Shropshire countryside. These are tales of giants,...

Riptide by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child is a gripping tale of treasure hunters and the labyrinthine Water Pit on Ragged Island. For generations, those seeking the key to the Pit's secrets have...

The Covenant Household by Douglas Wilson explores the concept of covenants in family life. In this short book, Pastor Wilson examines how the Bible's teachings on covenant can inform and shape family...

Postmodern Theory: Critical Interrogations offers a comprehensive introduction to and critique of the latest trends in critical theory. Written by Steven Best and Douglas Kellner, this book provides...

A couple's suspicions lead to an unlikely partnership and a road trip across the UK. Douglas and Alice team up to investigate their spouses' alleged infidelity, but their inept detective work takes...

Jack Kerouac's The Dharma Bums is a witty and moving philosophical novel about friendship, self-discovery, and the allure of nature. This Penguin Modern Classics edition includes an introduction by...

Exhibition of Life on Darwin IV: A Journey to the Farthest Reaches of Time. In 2358 AD, a groundbreaking expedition was undertaken to explore the distant planet of Darwin IV. Wayne Douglas Barlowe,...

This book, written in 1941, showcases Douglas Harding's unique approach to communication. Using straightforward language and simple drawings, he conveys his ideas in an accessible way.Harding's...

Is Technology Making Us Sick? A Primer for the 21st Century by Ian Douglas explores how our increasing reliance on technology is affecting society. Modern technology has transformed the way we live...

Leonardo DiCaprio: The BiographyThis updated edition delves beneath the Hollywood star's polished image to explore what makes him tick. From his early days in TV commercials and soap operas to his...

The Battle of Britain has become an iconic event in 20th-century history. A new study of German records sheds light on the Luftwaffe's campaign to defeat RAF Fighter Command, revealing that the...

Sam's ordinary life takes an unexpected turn when he becomes the target of Douglas, a necromancer with a violent streak. To his surprise, Sam discovers he has latent powers as a necromancer too. With...

The Last Kids on Earth and the Midnight Blade by Max Brallier and Douglas Holgate is the fifth book in a bestselling series. When surviving their first winter after the Monster Apocalypse, Jack and...

Scotland has produced poetry that reflects its complex cultural heritage. From Celtic devotional works to satirical writings about post-Reformation identity, Scottish verse has explored themes of...

Davie McCall's life was supposed to be normal after facing his father at the end of Crow Bait. However, when Dickie Himes is killed, war breaks out in Glasgow and Davie finds himself caught in the...

The Nature Remedy is a beautifully illustrated guide to reconnecting with nature and improving your mental and physical wellbeing. Faith Douglas shares her expertise on how trees, birds, insects,...

Galatians by Douglas J. Moo provides a comprehensive and accessible commentary on this key New Testament text. With extensive research and thoughtful chapter-by-chapter analysis, Moo explores...

Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies: Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought by Douglas R. Hofstadter explores the intricate workings of the human mind, weaving together ideas from...

Expert guidance on human sexuality and education for young people. This collection of essays by Douglas Gerwin and Margaret Gorman offers practical advice and thought-provoking insights into the...

This charming story follows twelve families and their tightly knit street in 1950s Glasgow as they rebuild their lives after the war. Strong friendships and community bonds soon take hold, but not...

A comprehensive history of the Ottoman Empire from its origins to its dissolution is presented in this illustrated textbook. Douglas A. Howard explores the empire's worldview, discussing the role of...

Set in 1943, Dust on the Sea is the fourth novel in Douglas Reeman's Blackwood saga. This gripping tale follows Captain Mike Blackwood, a young Royal Marine Commando, as he navigates the challenges...

Nathan hasn't turned up to school and his parents are worried. Mark Douglas is called by his son's school: his wife, Lauren, hasn't collected him as planned. As Mark tries to care for Nathan, he...

Reclaiming the biblical foundation of marriage as a one-flesh relationship, A Celebration of Sex offers practical guidance for Christian couples seeking to deepen their sexual pleasure and enjoy...

The Architecture of Failure by Douglas Murphy explores how modern architecture is inextricably linked to ideas of failure and ruin. This original reading examines the history of modernism, tracing...

The Study of the Lute is a comprehensive and important treatise on the instrument, first published in 1727. It remains one of the most valuable sources of information on the history of the lute,...

In 1689, a young lawyer's body is discovered near Craigleith Quarry in Edinburgh. As tensions rise in the Highlands, an army led by Bonnie Dundee seeks to crush government forces and restore James...

The history of air-to-air refueling is a crucial aspect of modern air operations. This technique has enabled significant advancements in bombing missions, persistence in air defense, transport reach...

Choose Your Weapons: A History of Foreign PolicyThis book explores the evolution of foreign policy in Britain from post-Waterloo to the present day. Douglas Hurd examines the key figures and debates...

The Joshua Delusion? Rethinking Genocide in the Bible by Douglas S. Earl. This thought-provoking book challenges readers to re-examine their understanding of biblical passages that condone violence...

General John Pershing and the Americans Who Helped Win the Great WarA vivid account of the American experience in World War I, drawing on previously unpublished letters and diaries. Andrew Carroll's...

This comprehensive guide to the Carry On film series is a treasure trove of information, featuring technical data about each film, interesting facts about the cast and crew, and a wealth of...

The Volunteers by Douglas Reeman A gripping all-action adventure novel set at the height of World War Two, this book is masterfully atmospheric and tense. Packed with action, suspense and emotion, it...

Oscar Wilde's poignant letters and poetry from prison offer a powerful glimpse into the human experience. This collection includes "De Profundis", a deeply personal letter to his lover, Lord Alfred...

Team Human is a thought-provoking exploration of our relationship with technology and its impact on human connection. In this concise and accessible book, digital theorist Douglas Rushkoff argues...

Gaius Valerius Verrens must lead the veteran legions in a last stand against the rising tide of rebellion and the unstoppable horde of Boudicca's rebel army. AD 59 marks a turning point in Roman...

A heartwarming and uplifting debut novel about friendship that explores the complexities of life's twists and turns. When 58-year-old Jackie Douglas' comfortable retirement is turned upside down, her...

Learn to fly one of history's most iconic fighter planes with Campbell McCutcheon's comprehensive guide. Based on original Pilot's Notes and Air Ministry flying notes, this book provides an in-depth...

Go Swift and Far A Novel of Bath by Douglas Westcott. Set against the picturesque backdrop of 18th-century England, this novel tells the story of a young woman's journey to independence and...

Nietzsche's 'The Birth of Tragedy' A Reader's Guide provides a comprehensive exploration of Friedrich Nietzsche's influential work. Written by Douglas Burnham and Martin Jesinghausen, this guide...

Scotland, the Caribbean and the Atlantic World, 1750-1820 by Douglas Hamilton This book explores the complex connections between Scotland and the Caribbean during the late eighteenth century. Using a...

Hartlebury Castle and North Worcestershire in the Civil Wars is a detailed study of the region's history during this tumultuous period. Douglas H. Smith explores the complex web of alliances,...

The Beauty and Power of Biblical Exposition: Preaching the Literary Artistry and Genres of the Bible To faithfully preach the word of God, pastors need to understand the literary nature of Scripture...

A map of Australia, found in a second-hand bookshop, sets American journalist Nick Hawthorne on a journey to the ultimate nowhere. Seduced by the wilderness, he abandons his midlife crisis and heads...

Beyond the Wild River by Sarah Maine is an atmospheric and evocative historical novel set in Scotland's Borders. A story of secrets, lies, and dramatic consequences unfolds as Evelyn Ballantyre...

Living Beyond Distraction by Gary M. Douglas and Dain Heer provides practical tools to help you recognize and overcome distractor implants that hold you back from living your true life. Distractor...

The Age of Earthquakes: A Guide to the Extreme Present A self-help book for Planet Earth, this book explains why the future is happening faster than we thought. Fifty years after Marshall McLuhan's...

Beyond Fear is a thought-provoking collection of poetry and prose that explores life's fears and daily anxieties. Dr. Frederick Douglas Harper offers insightful reflections on how to overcome these...

H.M.S. Saracen by Douglas Reeman is set in Malta in 1941, a time when the ship HMS Saracen holds a complex history. To Captain Richard Chesnaye, however, it brings back memories of his past...

The Long Midnight of Barney Thomson (Barney Thomson Book 1) by Douglas Lindsay is a pitch-black comedy that follows the life of Barney Thomson, an awkward and diffident Glasgow barber living in...

Hurricane Katrina destroyed major Gulf Coast cities in just five violent hours on August 29, 2005. However, this was only the first stage of a devastating triple tragedy. The storm-surge flooding...

FBI Special Agent Pendergast is introduced in Relic, a gripping novel by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. A series of brutal murders takes place at a New York museum just days before the opening of...

Accelerate student learning with effective literacy practices. Renowned experts Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey, along with John Hattie, have identified instructional routines that make a tangible...