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This collection brings together previously untranslated writings by Henri Lefebvre on rural sociology and political economy. Published for the first time in English, these works provide a...

The Essential Guide to Critical Development Studies by Henry Veltmeyer and Paul Bowles provides an authoritative introduction to critical development studies, challenging mainstream development...

Edward King Pastor, Bishop and Saint by Michael Marshall This biography explores the life and work of Edward King, a remarkable figure in the history of Anglicanism. As a teacher, pastor, bishop, and...

Discover the world of art through nearly 50 iconic artworks, from Michelangelo's David to Edvard Munch's The Scream. This bumper activity book explores the techniques and styles of famous artists,...

Dark Dreams Made Real: A Collection of Gothic Masterpieces This volume brings together a representative sample of the finest early gothic writers, showcasing the genre's most unsettling and...

The Ottoman Empire: A History from Beginning to End by Henry Freeman explores the complex and fascinating story of one of history's most influential empires. From its humble beginnings to its...

Three years have passed since the showdown in Freepoint, and Phillip's life has changed forever. Now, as he navigates another school year, he faces a growing threat that disrupts his leadership...

The Perfect Love Song by Patti Callahan Henry is a heartwarming holiday romance that will transport you to a world of love, magic, and music. Brothers Jimmy and Jack Sullivan live a life of freedom...

Collected from the pages of the influential pulp magazine Weird Tales, this anthology brings together over 200,000 words and 500 pages of some of the greatest supernatural fiction ever published...

The Four-Day Planet is a science fiction novel by Henry Beam Piper, first published in 2019. This edition has been carefully restored to its original form, with attention paid to typography,...

I Am Because We Are Readings in Africana Philosophy by Fred L. Hord and Jonathan Scott Lee is a foundational anthology that explores the philosophy of black thinkers from Africa, the Caribbean, and...

African American Women Photographs from the National Museum of African American History and Culture Volume 3 of Double Exposure presents a powerful collection of photographs showcasing the lives of...

Queer Environmentality Ecology, Evolution, and Sexuality in American Literature by Robert Azzarello offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of queer studies and environmental studies. This...

George Roy Hill's films are known for their ironic and bittersweet vision of life. A filmmaker with diverse backgrounds in music, drama, and television, Hill brought a unique storytelling approach to...

King Solomon's Mines by H. Rider Haggard is an action-packed adventure novel that has captivated readers for generations. When Sir Henry Curtis sets out to rescue his brother, who has vanished in the...

Semi-Detached: The Aesthetics of Virtual Experience Since Dickens explores how literature and art capture the in-between state of being within and without our social and physical world. This book...

Mastering the Marketplace examines the origins of modern mass-media culture through developments in nineteenth-century France's literary marketplace. This study explores how French authors navigated...

The early 21st century has brought about a period of significant political upheaval, challenging our sense of purpose and certainties. Volatile citizens are contesting social democracy and...

Spiritual Masters for All Seasons by Michael Ford explores how four influential spiritual leaders - Thomas Merton, Henri Nouwen, Anthony de Mello, and John O'Donohue - continue to inspire people...

The Dark Frontier A Spy Thriller by Eric Ambler In 1935, a chance encounter sets off a chain of events that draws a mild-mannered physicist into the world of international espionage. A mysterious...

Dissolution is the first novel in C. J. Sansom's Shardlake series, set in England in 1537. A time of revolution, England is experiencing significant changes, with Henry VIII proclaiming himself...

Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files 27 In the dystopian nightmare of Mega-City One, the law is enforced by the Judges, powerful law enforcers who can stop total anarchy on the crime-ridden streets...

My Skin, Your Skin is a powerful book that helps children and adults have meaningful discussions about race and anti-racism. It empowers children to be the best versions of themselves, with...

Hampton Court Palace has been a stage for centuries of British history, with power, scandal, and intrigue unfolding within its walls. This book takes you on a stroll through 500 years of history,...

Necessary Endings: The Employees, Businesses, and Relationships That All of Us Have to Give Up in Order to Move ForwardDr. Henry Cloud argues that endings are not something to be feared, but rather...

William Marshal: The Greatest Knight A captivating blend of fact and fiction brings to life one of England's greatest forgotten heroes. In 1167, William Marshal is plucked from obscurity when he...

John Wenlock, first Lord Wenlock, was a leading diplomat, courtier and soldier during the Wars of the Roses. His remarkable career offers a fascinating insight into one of the most turbulent periods...

The Call of the Wild and Free offers practical guidance for creating a modern, quality homeschool education that fosters adventure, freedom, and wonder in childhood. Inspired by Henry David Thoreau's...

Dinner with Joseph Johnson brings to life the extraordinary stories of those who shaped Britain's literary and intellectual landscape in the late 18th century. This remarkable portrait of a...

Twelfth-century anatomist Adelia Aguilar is drawn into a deadly mystery when Henry II's favourite mistress, Rosamund Clifford, is poisoned. Rumour suggests Eleanor of Aquitaine, the King's wife, was...

It's 1501 and Henry VII has secured the English throne through a combination of luck, cunning, and ruthlessness. But for many, his claim to the crown is still disputed. As his elder son prepares to...

The Baker's Daughter, Volume 1 The Second Book of the Tudor Chronicles, Volume 1 By Bonny Smith and Kimberly Sluis This is the story of Queen Mary Tudor, daughter of Henry VIII and Katharine of...

Thomas Wolsey: A Rise to Power In 1485, England is ruled by Henry VII, who has defeated King Richard III at Bosworth Field. Thomas Wolsey, a young man with great ambition and brains, leaves his...

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...

The winds of war bring uncertainty but also opportunity to the people of Fishers Wharf. For Ruth Evans, the safe return of her father's trawler is crucial, as it holds the key to securing her family...

The giant characters of history - from Mozart to Michelangelo, Shakespeare to Einstein, Henry VIII to Hitler, Catherine the Great to Margaret Thatcher, Jesus Christ to Genghis Khan - lived lives of...

My Word Against His is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the darker side of family life. Thirteen years ago, Lucie babysat their young son Henry, but she soon discovered that nothing...

A sweeping new history of the changing meaning of work in America spans from Horatio Alger to Instagram influencers. Over the twentieth century, how Americans think about work underwent profound...

In 1882, David Wildeblood arrives in London to work as an 'inspector' for Henry Marchmont's weekly publication. His job is to investigate the notorious slum of Somers Town, recording details about...

The Tudor Court holds its secrets within. For Mary Howard, a life at court is a dream come true, but one fraught with danger and deception. As she navigates the treacherous world of King Henry VIII's...

Bincy Hall's life was forever changed when she was just seven years old and left alone in a marketplace. Her mother's abandonment would leave a lasting impact, shaping Bincy's experiences in the...

The No 1 Balloon Centre. Kidbrooke 1938-1945 By Peter Henry Sydenham In 1938, a crucial RAF facility was established in land between the current Thomas Tallis school and Kidbrooke railway station...

All the King's Men: The Truth Behind SOE's Greatest Wartime Disaster By Robert Marshall In 1942, Claude Dansey, deputy head of MI6, recruited double agent Henri Dericourt to join the Special...

Hubert de Burgh's remarkable life story is one of loyalty, duty, and ultimate triumph. From humble beginnings to becoming one of England's most powerful men, his career was marked by pivotal moments...

W.H. Crossland: A Life of Architectural Genius For centuries, one of England's most iconic buildings has stood as a testament to its architect's innovative style. Founder's Building at Royal...

Old Bangor: A Glimpse into Northern Ireland's Favourite Holiday Destination Bangor, Co. Down, was always a popular holiday destination in Northern Ireland, and this book brings to life its heyday as...

The Ceremonial City: History, Memory and Myth in Renaissance Venice Iain Fenlon's study presents a vivid account of major events in Venice during the 1570s, including the devastating plague that...

Henry Reynolds' Truth-Telling History examines the historical record to challenge long-held assumptions about Australia's past and its relationship with Indigenous peoples.The book considers what if...

Turner on Tour explores the artist's fascination with ports and harbors as dynamic, transitional places. Two groundbreaking oil paintings by J.M.W. Turner, Harbour of Dieppe: Changement de Domicile...

The French and Indian War was a conflict that left deep scars in North America. A series of bloody battles and terrifying raids marked the war between France and England, both allied with Native...

The Lucknow Campaigns 1857-58 is a gripping account of one of the most dramatic episodes in British history. In May 1857, Sir Henry Lawrence's decision to defend the Lucknow Residency against the...

The Mountain Men: A Year After Lewis and Clark's Return to the Pacific In 1807, a year after Lewis and Clark returned from their historic journey to the Pacific, a new wave of adventurers began to...

A queer gothic romance set in a world of strict expectations, Emile's journey to find his own happy ending is fraught with danger and uncertainty. When his aunt demands he marry to secure his...

Arthur Jeffress: A Life in Art This biography offers a unique insight into the life and career of Arthur Jeffress, an art dealer and collector who left behind a remarkable legacy. Through hundreds of...

Elizabeth I and her last courtly lover, Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, remain one of history's most intriguing relationships. Born to Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth was declared illegitimate...

Lady Margaret Douglas was a woman of remarkable ambition and cunning. As niece to Henry VIII and half-sister to James V of Scotland, she held a unique position in the English court. Throughout her...

The Younger Next Year Journal is a comprehensive guide to tracking your progress and staying motivated on your journey towards a healthier lifestyle. With its 224-page fill-in format, you'll have all...

The story of Hans and Sophie Scholl, who defied Hitler's regime to spread a message of non-violent resistance. Operating under the name of the White Rose, they printed and distributed leaflets...

Einstein's Clocks and Poincare's Maps: Empires of Time by Peter Galison is a gripping account of two scientists' quest to harness time, culminating in the revolutionary science of relativity. This...

When her husband proposes to his mistress, Jane Madison is forced to confront the love that's been missing from her marriage. With her adorable daughter by her side, she finds solace in small...

Mary Queen of Scots: A Biography of a Maker of History This biography offers a comprehensive account of Mary Queen of Scots' life and untimely death, complete with original illustrations. Jacob...

By Henry Maguire Oxford University Press, 2016 This study explores the portrayal of nature in Byzantine art and literature from the fifth to seventh centuries. During this period, the decoration of...

Concord, Massachusetts, has long been associated with American liberty and literary heritage. However, the woods surrounding Walden Pond have another, lesser-known history: that of slavery.Between...

Aloha Wanderwell's remarkable journey around the world in a Model T Ford began when she was just 16 years old. In 1922, she answered an ad placed in the Paris Herald by Captain Walter Wanderwell, who...

Recreate the authentic Greene & Greene look in your own woodworking projects with the guidance of Darrell Peart, a nationally recognized furniture maker. This comprehensive guide provides...

Madeline Black is an Agent of death, tasked with escorting the souls of the deceased to the afterlife. However, her role is complicated by the presence of obstinate dead individuals and a range of...

Angelina Ballerina Dresses Up is a delightful 8x8 storybook featuring Angelina and her friends. When it comes to playing dress up, Angelina loves ballet almost as much as she enjoys trying on...

Judge Dredd Casefiles 25 by John Wagner In the lawless streets of Mega-City One, only one man can bring order: Judge Dredd. This latest volume in the bestselling Case Files series brings together...

The Anatomy of a Battle: St Albans 1455 A new understanding of one of England's most pivotal battles. For many years, the first battle of St Albans was dismissed as a minor skirmish in the streets...

England's Insular Imagining: The Elizabethan Erasure of Scotland by Lorna Hutson This book explores how England has conceived of Scotland, tracing the development of a contested narrative of British...

The Secret Book of Flora Lea A Novel by Patti Callahan Henry is an instant New York Times bestseller. When a woman discovers a rare book with connections to her past, long-held secrets about her...

This collection brings together ten leading playwrights to create an engaging selection of plays for young performers. Commissioned by the National Theatre's literary department, these works reflect...

The Tudors in Love: The Courtly Code Behind the Last Medieval Dynasty By Sarah Gristwood Oneworld Publications, 2022 This groundbreaking history reveals how courtly love shaped the Tudor dynasty. The...

The Blue Fairy Book Complete and Unabridged by Andrew Lang is a beautifully crafted collection of fairy tales from around the world. Originally published in 1889, this enchanting volume has stood the...

The Portable Frederick Douglass brings together the full range of writings and speeches from one of America's most influential voices. Edited by renowned scholars Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and John...

Agnes Peppin's life has been forever changed by her banishment from home. In 1535, she is forced to leave behind the only family she has ever known and take up residence within the walls of...

The Iron Sceptre of the Son of Man: A Note of the Church by Alan Fimister explores the Romanitas of Christ's One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. Guided by the teachings of St Thomas Aquinas...

This comprehensive songbook contains 30 traditional songs arranged for 4-string Open GDGB cigar box guitars and other homemade instruments. Each song includes multiple tablature arrangements, chords...

Sherlock Holmes is faced with one of his most extraordinary cases when Sir Charles Baskerville's sudden death sparks a chain of events that lead him to investigate a legendary hound said to haunt the...

The Great Triumvirate Webster, Clay, and Calhoun A monumental collective biography by Merrill D. Peterson, this book re-creates the lives and times of three of America's most influential statesmen:...

A Tale of Seven Elements by Eric Scerri presents a fascinating story of scientific discovery during two world wars. In 1913, physicist Henry Moseley established a method for 'counting' the elements,...

Dazzling and instructive, Henry Kissinger's new book offers a magisterial analysis of the ultimate challenge for the twenty-first century: building a shared international order in a world of...

A comprehensive tour of Château de Chantilly reveals its magnificent art collection, impressive stables, and beautiful gardens. This beautifully illustrated volume offers rare access to one of...

Edmund Carpenter's life has been marked by contradictions. Born into poverty, yet told he was the son of an Earl; raised in isolation within a monastery, but possessing skills that set him apart. As...

Gilles Deleuze's Difference and Repetition is a foundational work of contemporary philosophy that has had a profound impact on various fields. This critical introduction, written by James Williams,...

Henry Houssaye's masterful history of the final campaign of Napoleon is a compelling and engaging account of one of the most pivotal periods in European history. By skillfully weaving together the...

Catholicism is capturing hearts and sparking conversations. A new era of spiritual renewal is taking hold, with many young people turning to the Church for answers. Brandon Vogt's personal story of...

Swan Light: A Novel by Phoebe Rowe is a sweeping tale of hope and perseverance that spans two centuries. In 1913, Silvestre Swan tends to his beloved Newfoundland lighthouse, but his petition to...

John André: The Redcoat Who Turned Benedict Arnold A gripping biography of John André, head of British secret services in North America during the Revolutionary War. In 1780, André masterminded the...

The Ancient Schools of Gloucester: A Study of Education from Medieval Times Until 1800 by David Evans. This comprehensive study explores the history of education in Gloucester, tracing its...

Duncan Bell explores the complex relationship between liberalism and empire in this penetrating account. Focusing on 19th-century Britain, a key incubator of liberal political thought, Bell sheds new...

A retired prosecutor's life is turned upside down when her window shatters in the dead of night. A bullet, fired from an unknown assailant, leaves Cooper North with more questions than answers. As...

The Drowned Court by Tracey Warr is set in 12th-century England, where King Henry I faces treacherous assassination attempts and rebellion. As tensions rise, a young Welsh noblewoman named Nest ferch...

The Turn of the Screw is a gothic ghost story that has captivated readers for generations. Written by Henry James, this novella tells the tale of a young governess who takes care of two children at a...

The Law of Success in 16 Lessons by Napoleon Hill is an influential guide to achieving success. Over two decades, Hill studied successful individuals such as Henry Ford and Thomas Edison to uncover...

The Curse of the Crystal Cavern is an action-packed graphic novel that follows five friends as they embark on a new treasure hunt. Fresh from their previous adventure, Kyle, Vic, Beth, Harry, and...

Death to Bourgeois Society: The Propagandists of the Deed The years 1892 to 1894 are often remembered for their marked and deformed anarchist movement in France, known as the Age of Attentats. This...

The iconic jazz themes that defined 1970s spy films and TV shows continue to influence popular culture. Derrick Bang's meticulously researched book explores the history and discography of these...

The London Magazine: A Brief History and Index. First published in 1978, this book provides an overview of the London Magazine's history, tracing its rise to prominence under four successive editors...

Brendan Fox's "Bonjour, Piano! - Intermediate Level 20 Pieces by French Composers in Progressive Order" is a collection of carefully selected piano music for students at an intermediate level. This...