1190 results for 'Margaret Thorsborne'

The Beginner's Bee Book provides an accessible introduction to beekeeping for those new to the hobby. Originally written in the 1980s, the book was rediscovered and revised by Clive de Bruyn and...

The Millstone by Margaret Drabble is a powerful exploration of motherhood and independence in 1960s Britain. When Rosamund Stacey becomes pregnant after a one-night stand, she chooses to have the...

Tales of Two Planets: Stories of Climate Change and Inequality in a Divided World by John Freeman explores how the environmental crisis is affecting vulnerable communities worldwide. A collection of...

Child Protection Families and the Conference Process by Margaret Bell explores the complexities of working in partnership in child protection, examining the opportunities and difficulties of...

Gorgeous prose and delicious magic await in Painted Devils by Margaret Owen.Vanja Schmidt's life is turned upside down when she invents a goddess to get out of trouble, but her lies soon spiral out...

The Elephant Buttons by Margaret Oatley is a charming story that explores the power of believing and its impact on our lives.Through the eyes of Polly, who feels sorry for her aunt, we are taken on a...

100 Years Kinmel Camp tells the story of a pivotal moment in history, one that has been meticulously researched and compiled by its author over many years.The book is a tribute to those who served at...

The summer of 1914 marks the last peaceful season Britain will see for four long years. Tilly Moon's life is about to be forever changed as war breaks out, affecting those closest to her.As the...

Understanding Teaching and Learning in Primary Education by Mike Carroll and Margaret McCulloch provides guidance for those entering the primary classroom. The book offers insights into the...

The Convent of Pleasure by Margaret Cavendish is a provocative comedy that explores the desires and pleasures of women. Written in 1668, this play presents a unique vision of female independence and...

Wisdom stories with a spiritual message have a special place on many people's bookshelves, providing Christian insight into the various issues that we face day by day. This new collection of stories...

Cider Vinegar is a comprehensive guide to harnessing the natural benefits of this versatile ingredient. Updated with new recipes and uses, this book complements Margaret Hills' renowned Treating...

Community Development: A Critical and Radical Approach by Margaret Ledwith offers a fresh perspective on power and practice in the face of rising economic inequalities. Building on the theoretical...

The Haunting by Margaret Mahy is a psychological thriller about an eight-year-old boy who's haunted by a presence that seems to be taking over his body. With the help of his sisters, he sets out to...

The Sun Rose in Paris: Book OneA young artist's journey to self-discovery and love in 20th-century Paris. Jack, an Australian with exceptional artistic talent, embarks on a six-month holiday in...

A Shakespearean Botanical explores the fascinating world of plants and herbs in Shakespeare's plays and verse poems. This beautifully illustrated book delves into the daily life of Tudor and Jacobean...

The English Actor explores the uniquely English approach to stagecraft from medieval times to the present day. In thirty chapters, Peter Ackroyd describes the evolution of acting, tracing its roots...

A funny dog named Crispin's Crispian runs into a little boy who also belongs to himself. This quirky story features breathtaking illustrations by Garth Williams and is one of Margaret Wise Brown's...

The Core Statutes on Intellectual Property 2022-23 provides students with the key materials needed in a clear and concise format. Ideal for use in exams, these well-selected and authoritative texts...

Discover 20 authentic Scottish sweet treats in this recipe book. Scotland is renowned for its rich food culture, and Margaret Mochrie's new book showcases some of the country's most beloved desserts...

Dressed in Time: A World View explores how garments from ancient times to the 21st century reflect our relationship with time. By examining the physical effects of age on clothing and its changing...

Creativity and Art: Three Roads to Surprise by Margaret A. Boden explores the nature of creativity in various art forms, including traditional fine art, craftworks, and unconventional approaches like...

Climate fiction, or cli-fi, is a genre that explores the world we live in now and in the near future as global warming's effects become more evident. This first anthology of its kind brings together...

Jubilee, a powerful novel by Margaret Walker, chronicles the life of Vyry, a mixed-race child growing up in the antebellum South. Through her own family's oral history and thirty years of research,...

A Bite of the Apple: A Life with Books, Writers and ViragoThis memoir is part-history, part- reflection on forty years of feminist publishing. Lennie Goodings shares her story of working at Virago...

Bones and Murder is a unique collection of prose, poetry, and illustrations from Margaret Atwood's distinctive voice. This treasure trove features a range of stories, including a witty exchange...

Set against the backdrop of the Industrial Revolution, North and South is a powerful exploration of social class and relationships in 19th-century England.The novel follows Margaret Hale as she...

Rethinking Anxiety: A Practical Guide to Defeating Anxiety by Margaret Bristow offers a Christian perspective on managing anxiety. This handbook is designed for those experiencing anxiety and for...

The Comfort of Crows: A Backyard YearA literary devotional that explores the passing of seasons and the creatures that inhabit them, this book is a beautiful love letter to nature. Over the course of...

The Red Queen by Margaret Drabble 200 years after her extraordinary existence was brought to light, the Red Queen's ghost seeks to set the record straight. Her story is one of intrigue and mystery,...

Evie and Shona are two women with vastly different upbringings, yet bound together by a shared obsession. Both were abandoned as babies by their mothers, leaving them to grow up in search of answers...

Tartly elegant and full of wit, this love story is a vigorous and sparkling romance. Margaret Honeywell's life has been mapped out for her, but it's Nicholas Seaton who captures her heart. Rumoured...

The Cambridge Companion to British Fiction: 1980-2018 explores the role that the British novel has had in shaping the cultural landscape of our time. This collection brings together some of the most...

The Worst of the Vikings by Margaret McAllister is a humorous tale about three Viking warriors who are not as fierce as they seem. Morbid hates fighting, Vapid is unsure what pillaging is, and Torpid...

This second memoir offers a unique insight into the life and career of Michael Heseltine, with previously unexplored aspects of his time in government. Heseltine reflects on the key changes he helped...

Jacquetta, a woman of remarkable courage and conviction, defied convention to forge a life of her own. Married at a young age to a prominent English nobleman, she later took a bold step by marrying a...

The Daily Office: A Musical Journey Through Morning, Midday, Evening and Night Prayers. This collection of 16 pieces for choir and organ explores the journey of daily prayer from dawn to dusk...

Learn to write letters with confidence and clarity. Margaret McCarthy's guide offers practical advice and hundreds of sample letters for common occasions.From thank you notes to business...

A Writer's Britain by Margaret Drabble explores how writers have shaped our perceptions of the British countryside over time. Through their work, poets and novelists have influenced our attitudes...

Short, scary stories in just thirty seconds can be unsettling. This collection features over seventy instant thrills from well-known authors, including Lemony Snicket, James Patterson, Neil Gaiman, R...

Discover life-changing healing in just 90 seconds a day with More Power to You. This devotional guide by Margaret Feinberg helps you break free from fear and take back control of your life.Each of...

The Book of Disquiet is a profound and deeply personal work of literature that explores the human condition through exquisite and often melancholic observations. Written in a unique semi-heteronymic...

Alias Grace is a powerful and enigmatic tale of murder, mystery and the complexities of human nature. Based on the true story of one of the most notorious women of the 1840s, Margaret Atwood has...

New Eyes for Plants: A Workbook for Observing and Drawing Plants by Margaret Colquhoun and Axel Ewald. Develop your perception of nature with this unique workbook. By combining scientific facts with...

Behind-the-scenes insights into the Emmy award-winning show The Handmaid's Tale. This comprehensive book explores the process of bringing Margaret Atwood's novel to life on television, featuring...

Experience the mischievous adventures of Horrid Henry, the world's favourite naughty boy, in this special 20th anniversary edition of the first book in the series. Henry's attempt to be perfect for...

Margaret Atwood's latest collection is a testament to her remarkable storytelling abilities. This new work features a diverse range of tales that explore the complexities of human experience.The...

Sacred Spaces: Stations on a Celtic Way explores seven traditional 'sacred spaces' - reflect on practices and scripture. This book delves into what these sacred spaces mean in our own lives and...

Lady Grange was a woman of great passion and conviction, but also of unpredictable nature. Her life took a dramatic turn when she was taken into custody by powerful men who saw her as a threat. This...

A Modern Herbal by Margaret Grieve is an extensive guide to the medicinal properties and uses of plants. Covering over 800 varieties, this comprehensive herbal includes detailed information on...

Enjoy Playing the Cello by Margaret Martindale is a practical and resourceful first tutor for beginners. It features a wide selection of well-known tunes that are familiar to even the youngest...

Margaret Atwood's Freedom is a thought-provoking exploration of what it means to be free. This collection of short works, including excerpts from The Handmaid's Tale and Hag-Seed, challenges readers...

Letters of Note: Sex brings together some of the most remarkable letters ever written about sex, love and desire. These intimate exchanges reveal the complexities and nuances of human relationships,...

The Awakening Year: An Exploration in Gestalt Psychotherapy by Margaret SelwynThis book explores the key concepts of gestalt psychotherapy, drawing on the author's experience and observation. It...

Eleanor of Provence: Queenship in Thirteenth-Century England by Margaret Howell provides an intimate and coherent picture of a woman who successfully navigated politics and family commitments,...

Street Photography A History in 100 Iconic Photographs presents a visually stunning collection of images from around the world, showcasing the genre's evolution over time.From pre-war gelatin silver...

The Woman with the Alabaster Jar: A Quest for the Forgotten Feminine Margaret Starbird's groundbreaking research challenges conventional understanding of Christian history and theology. Her study...

The Expatriates by Janice Y. K. Lee is a powerful exploration of three women's lives, each struggling with their own personal demons. Mercy, Hilary and Margaret are brought together in unexpected...

A young Quaker girl goes missing in the Canadian wilderness in the early 1800s. Her brother Mark sets out to bring her home, embarking on an epic journey with the voyageurs who canoe Canada's...

Learning Stories in Practice offers practical advice on how to initiate and create learning stories, highlighting their value in capturing the excitement of early childhood education. By exploring...

Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell is set against the backdrop of the American Civil War and Reconstruction Era in Georgia. The novel follows Scarlett O'Hara, a young woman struggling to survive...

The Diviners by Margaret Laurence A poignant exploration of one woman's search for identity, this novel delves into the complexities of family relationships and the power of storytelling. Through...

John Sergeant's memoir takes readers on a journey from his unconventional childhood to his 30 years at the BBC. A memorable encounter with Margaret Thatcher and a notable confession by Ron Davis are...

Margaret S. Archer's Being Human: The Problem of Agency challenges prevailing views in contemporary social theory that seek to diminish human properties and powers.The concept of humanity is under...

In 2084, Margaret Thatcher's famous phrase has become a harsh reality: there is no such thing as society. People compete alone, and social connections are scarce. This bleak world has taken its toll,...

A soothing bedtime story for generations to share. Goodnight Moon Book and CD is a beautifully designed book featuring the quiet poetry of Margaret Wise Brown's words, accompanied by gentle...

A beautifully crafted memoir of childhood, told in prose and verse. Margaret Royall's story is a poignant portrait of growing up by the seaside, set against the stunning backdrop of Cleethorpes Pier...

Nursing Research An Introduction by Pam Moule, Helen Aveyard, and Margaret Goodman provides a comprehensive guide to the nursing research process. The book is structured to support students through...

This is the story of Margaret Forster's life, told through the houses she's lived in. Born in a council house in 1938, Forster reflects on the changing nature of homes and the impact they have on our...

Providing creative and stimulating methods for working with children is at the heart of this practical guide. Margaret Longstaffe shares her expertise on using provocations to invite learning and...

A Vision of Lucy by Margaret Brownley is a story about a young woman's journey towards second chances and love. After a series of mishaps, Lucy Fairbanks finds herself drawn to David Wolf, a...

A Conscious Englishman by Margaret Keeping explores the transformation of a poet who begins writing at 36. After a lifetime of prose, he discovers his poetic voice in unexpected ways, causing changes...

Trapped in a car about to explode, Margaret is rescued by a stranger who then disappears. For the first time in her life, she feels compelled to uncover her past and find the man who saved her...

Thatcher by E. H. H. Green is a scholarly study that examines Margaret Thatcher's place in world history, covering her career both domestically and internationally. This book makes full use of the...

Wish Me Luck by Margaret Dickinson is a romantic saga set against the backdrop of wartime Britain. In 1940s England, Fleur Bosley and Robbie Rodwell find love in unexpected ways, despite their...

Companions of Christ offers a warm and welcoming guide to spiritual growth, helping you navigate your journey with faith despite life's challenges.This practical and engaging book draws on the legacy...

Best Eaten Cold and Other Stories is a collection of short stories from the collective Murder Squad, featuring award-winning crime writers. This superb new volume showcases previously unpublished...

Goodnight Moon is a soothing bedtime story that has been a bedtime companion for generations of children. In a great green room, a little bunny is tucked up snugly and safely in bed, saying goodnight...

Oxford Literature Companions: The Handmaid's Tale provides in-depth analysis and insight into Margaret Atwood's acclaimed novel. This guide is ideal for use in the classroom or for revision, offering...

A vibrant collection of classic and lesser-known Spanish short stories, compiled by celebrated translator Margaret Jull Costa. This anthology brings together over fifty tales that showcase the...

The Scent of Fear by Margaret Yorke is a superb crime fiction novel about a woman who loses her memory. As she struggles to recall even the simplest details, a mysterious visitor appears in her life...

Saints, Shrines and Pilgrims explores the significance of religious shrines in medieval Britain, revealing how pilgrims from all walks of life flocked to these sites in search of spiritual guidance...

The Faithless Hawk by Margaret Owen In the aftermath of King Surimir's death, Queen Rhusana seizes power and unleashes a deadly plague that ravages the land. Fie, the new chieftain of the Crows, must...

A History of the Medieval Church, 590-1500 by Margaret Deanesly This comprehensive history of the medieval church spans over 800 years, from the accession of Gregory the Great to the Reformation...

Negative Exposures: Knowing What Not to Know in Contemporary China by Margaret Hillenbrand explores how nations can strategically disown their troubled pasts, and what happens when this disavowal...

The Commentaries of Isho-dad of Merv, Bishop of Hadatha is a valuable resource for understanding the biblical commentary of an important figure in Eastern Christianity. First published in 1911, this...

Tales for Twilight offers a chilling collection of Scottish ghost stories spanning two centuries. From early eighteenth-century writers to contemporary authors, this anthology brings together a...

Conceptual Art in Britain 1964-1979 by Andrew Wilson explores a pivotal moment in British art history. During this period, from the mid-1960s to the election of Margaret Thatcher in 1979, artists...

Luce Irigaray Reader by Margaret Whitford A collection of her most important papers, this book explores key areas of feminist philosophy, psychoanalysis, and linguistics. Many of these works appear...

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...

First performed in 1935, Freshwater is a comedic farce based on the life of Julia Margaret Cameron, a famous Victorian photographer. The play was staged at Vanessa Bell's London studio as part of...

This beautifully moving picture book tells the story of a little island in the ocean and the curious kitten who visits. As the seasons pass, the island and its inhabitants witness an ever-changing...

Agatha Raisin and the Witches' Tree by M. C. Beaton is a gripping mystery that brings excitement back into Agatha's life. A body is found hanging from a tree in the village of Sumpton Harcourt, and...

Diary of an Ordinary Woman, 1914-1995 by Margaret Forster is a deeply personal and poignant account of one woman's life. From the age of 13, Millicent King kept her journals in exercise books,...

Yoga for Better Bones: A Safe and Practical Guide for Osteoporosis. This step-by-step guide provides a safe and accessible yoga practice for individuals with osteoporosis or low bone density. Written...

Integrative Approaches to Supervision by Michael Carroll and Margaret Tholstrup provides a comprehensive exploration of supervision in both organisational and individual settings. Drawing on...

A Norton Critical Edition of Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse brings together an authoritative text with diverse contextual and critical material. Margaret Homans' expert introduction sets the...

Urchin and the Raven War by Margaret I. McAllister is a gripping tale of courage and cunning as Urchin and his friends face off against bloodthirsty ravens threatening their home. When Lord Arcneck...

The Soul of Supervision Integrating Practice and Theory by Margaret Benefiel and Geraldine Holton provides a framework for developing spiritual sensitivity and competency in professional supervision...

Soul Journey: Daily Readings Suitable for Lent or Any Time of the YearThis spiritual handbook offers practical insights and wisdom to help you explore your role as an agent of change in your own life...