933 results for 'Littlemore, Clare'

Phoebe, Lady Clare, has never forgotten the man who made her late husband's life a misery. But when she encounters a dashing stranger at a family wedding, she is sent a fire-and-ice jolt of...

Around the World in 80 Maps by Clare Hibbert is a stunningly illustrated book that takes you on a journey across the globe. From London to distant cities and countries, this beautifully crafted map...

The Man in the Shadows by Alys Clare is a gripping Victorian mystery that delves into the darker side of London's upper classes. In 1881, private investigators Lily Raynor and Felix Wilbraham are...

Before We Grow Old is a heart-wrenching love story about Fran and Will, two people who were inseparable as children but lost touch when Will left at 18. Twenty-five years later, Will returns, forcing...

CCEA GCSE History Third Edition by Finbar Madden and John Clare provides comprehensive coverage of the subject, guiding students through every option in a single volume. Experienced teachers and...

The Kalevala: A Collection of Finnish Folk Poetry The Kalevala is the poetic name for Finland, embodying the country's rich cultural heritage. This collection of stories, songs, and poems recounts...

Eglantyne Jebb: A Revolutionary Life This biography tells the story of Eglantyne Jebb, a woman who defied convention to dedicate her life to establishing Save the Children and promoting children's...

Bright Girls by Clare Chambers is a heartwarming and humorous story about two sisters navigating their complicated family life. After being forced to leave their home in Oxford, Robyn and her sister...

Meditations for a Powerful You: Simple life-changing practices to help you relax, recharge, and reconnectDiscover how to tap into your inner energy and unlock the power of your body and mind with...

A dark and compelling novel from Sarah Hilary, winner of Theakston's Crime Novel of the Year. For fans of Clare Mackintosh and Alex Marwood. D.I. Marnie Rome is a detective who thinks she knows...

This anthology and guide celebrates the formal and intellectual inventiveness of creative criticism, showcasing works that demonstrate a deep fidelity to the writing or art they address.Featuring...

Unusual Structures by Giles Clare is an engaging introduction to the world of design and engineering. This book explores 13 phonically decodable sounds in a fun and accessible way, making it perfect...

City of Fallen Angels is the fourth installment in the Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare. A new cover, map, foreword and exclusive bonus content make this edition a must-have for fans.The...

Tess Durbeyfield's desperate bid to claim kinship with the wealthy D'Urbervilles sets in motion a tragic sequence of events. When she meets her 'cousin', Alec, her hopes are swiftly dashed, while...

The Gamekeeper's Wife by Clare Flynn A gripping story of love, duty, and sacrifice unfolds in the aftermath of the First World War. Martha Walters, a widow with little to her name, faces the loss of...

Outrun the Moon by Stacey Lee is a powerful and moving story set against the devastating backdrop of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Fifteen-year-old Mercy Wong's determination to break free from...

Published in 1929, Nella Larsen's Passing is a powerful novella that explores the complexities of identity, race, class and gender. The elegant Clare Kendry navigates the high-society circles of New...

Heaven on Earth 101 Happy Poems by Wendy Cope is an exuberant anthology that challenges the idea that misery has all the best lines. In this collection, love, nature, company, and simple pleasures...

The Oxford Companion to the Brontes provides comprehensive and detailed information about the lives, works, and reputations of the Brontë sisters, their father, and brother. This special edition...

Diet for the MIND: The Latest Science on What to Eat to Prevent Alzheimer's and Cognitive Decline by Martha Clare Morris presents a groundbreaking approach to preventing cognitive decline. By...

The Field Guide to Sphagnum Mosses in Bogs is a comprehensive guide to these unique and fascinating plants. Written by experts John O'Reilly, Clare O'Reilly, and Ros Tratt, this publication provides...

The Rescue 116 crew's ill-fated flight from Dublin airport on 13 March 2017 ended in tragedy. Despite extensive searches, no survivors were found, and two bodies remained undiscovered. Systemic flaws...

Charlotte Sometimes is a story about a girl who experiences strange and unexpected changes.On her first night at boarding school, Charlotte sees a building from her window, but when she wakes up,...

Walking in the World as a Friend: Essential Quaker Practices by Nadine Clare Hoover. Quakers live their faith with integrity, embodying its principles in daily life. This book invites you to explore...

Alys Clare's Magic in the Weave is a historical mystery that weaves together secrets, magic, and murder. When a London theatre troupe arrives in Plymouth on their 'Plague Tour', they bring with them...

The Mysteries of Glass by Sue Gee is set in 1860 and follows Richard Allen, a young curate who travels to a small hamlet outside Hereford. There, he falls passionately in love with Susannah Beddoes,...

Flood by Clare Shaw is a powerful and deeply personal collection of poetry that explores the aftermath of the 2015 floods in Britain. The poet's own home town was affected, and she draws on this...

The Nature of Contemporary Organisation Development by Anne Clare Gillon explores how the profession of Organisation Development (OD) has evolved in the UK over four decades. This book compares...

A lie has been told. In this gripping thriller, Lisa Ballantyne explores the devastating consequences when one of three friends isn't telling the truth. When Lorraine, a single mother, needs a night...

Little Poems by Michael Hennessy A compact collection of concise masterpieces from around the world. This anthology brings together fragments of poetry from ancient Greece, Japan, and Europe,...

A Rustle of Silk by Alys Clare is set in 17th-century Devon. Gabriel Taverner, a former ship's surgeon turned country physician, is called to examine a rotting body found impaled on a blade...

A literary thriller that delves into the dark secrets and sinister histories of small-town America. When professor George Clare receives devastating news about his neighbor's wife, Catherine, he...

Families and the European Union Law, Politics and Pluralism by Clare McGlynn provides a comprehensive analysis of family law in the European Union. The author challenges traditional concepts of...

Ask First, Monkey! A Playful Introduction to Consent and Boundaries by Juliet Clare Bell is a picture book that helps children aged 3-6 understand what consent is and why it's so important. With its...

Poems on the Underground brings together nearly 500 poems from over three decades, creating a rich tapestry of English poetry. This collection features a diverse range of poets, including Owen...

Adam Zagajewski's True Life Poems is a deeply personal and insightful collection that explores the human experience. With piercing clarity and a tone of wry, lyrical melancholy, Zagajewski captures...

Clare Pollard's Incarnation is a collection of poems that explore our relationships with children and the stories we tell them. The poems blur the personal and political, examining topics such as...

When an author's life in London comes to an end, she finds a fresh start in rural Suffolk. Callie Logan leaves her marriage behind and settles into Owl Cottage in the village of Newton St Clare,...

The Complementary Therapist's Guide to Red Flags and Referrals by Clare Stephenson provides an essential reference for therapists working alongside conventional medical practitioners. This guide...

Critical Craft Technology, Globalization, and Capitalism by Clare M. Wilkinson-Weber and Alicia Ory DeNicola presents thirteen ethnographies that challenge conventional understandings of craft in...

Nella Larsen's Passing, Quicksand, and Other Stories is a collection of works that explore the complexities of racial and sexual identity in early 20th-century America. The novels "Quicksand" and...

Dreaming the Social explores how social dreaming can help us understand and address contemporary social issues. By examining large-scale trauma and social fragmentation through the lens of dreams,...

Dennis Kelly's play DNA explores the complexities of friendship, morality, and responsibility in the face of difficult choices. When a group of young friends are faced with a terrible accident, they...

The Whistleblower by Robert Peston is a gripping thriller that delves into the dark world of power politics. When Gil Peck's estranged sister Clare dies in a hit-and-run, he begins to suspect foul...

The Book of Sand by Theo Clare is a thought-provoking fantasy novel that explores themes of faith and spiritual certainty in a hostile world. In a desolate landscape of shifting sand, a family's...

Louise Bourgeois: Paintings by Clare Davies and Briony Fer is a groundbreaking publication that sheds new light on the artist's early works. Between 1938 and 1949, Bourgeois produced a series of...

The Villa is a heart-wrenching family drama that explores the complexities of motherhood and the lies we tell to protect those we love. When Nora Fitz gathers her family around the villa's...

This workbook provides a structured approach to navigating and managing heartbreak, helping individuals learn from their experiences and grow stronger from their suffering. Written by relationship...

The Book of Enoch: A Forbidden Legacy Revealed Elizabeth Clare Prophet explores the controversy surrounding this ancient text cherished by the Essenes, early Jews, and Christians. The Book of Enoch...

Yuri Norstein and Tale of Tales: An Animator's Journey is a deeply personal film that explores the intersection of past and future. Clare Kitson delves into the creative influences behind this...

Abandoned and penniless in 17th-century London, Amber St. Clare's determination to survive is put to the ultimate test. Using her wit, beauty, and courage, she navigates the treacherous world of...

Goblin Market and Other Poems is a stunning collection of verse by Christina Rossetti, first published in 1862. Designed by Coralie Bickford-Smith, this beautifully set volume presents Rossetti's...

Queer British Art 1867-1967 by Clare Barlow explores the pivotal century between the abolition of the death penalty for sodomy in Britain and the decriminalisation of homosexuality. During this...

Convicts: A Global History by Clare Anderson explores the interconnected history of punishment and governance across five centuries. This new perspective reveals how convicts were used as a key...

Spinoza's Religion offers a fresh perspective on the philosopher's work, revealing a powerful and inclusive vision of religion for the modern age. Clare Carlisle provides a bold interpretation of...

The Politics of Nothing On Sovereignty by Clare Monagle and Dimitris Vardoulakis This book explores the concept of sovereignty in a unique way, deconstructing its underlying assumptions and revealing...

Join the world's largest festival of crime writing for a weekend of mystery, mischief, and murder. In this unique collection, ten of the world's best-known crime and thriller writers come together to...

Will You Read This, Please? is a powerful and impactful collection of twelve stories written in conjunction with some of the UK's best writers, including Tracy Chevalier and Clare Mackintosh. Edited...

The Book of Sand by Theo Clare is an epic and original novel that combines elements of fantasy, paranormal, and science fiction to create a unique and compelling story. In a world ravaged by sand, a...

Clare Connors' guide to literary theory is a refreshingly approachable introduction to the subject. Rather than getting bogged down in dry theory, she focuses on the real questions that emerge when...

Clare Kendry leads a life marked by secrecy and deception. Her marriage to a white man conceals her African American heritage, while her childhood friend Irene Redfield remains within the African...

Love comes in many forms, but for Jack and Clare, it's been a series of missed connections. They've both been living their lives according to what they're supposed to, without any real sense of...

Help your child develop healthy eating habits for life with this authoritative guide. Dr Clare Llewellyn and Dr Hayley Syrad, two leading experts in infant nutrition, separate fact from fiction to...

Lord of Shadows by Cassandra Clare is a Shadowhunters novel that delves into the darker side of Sunny Los Angeles. In this sequel to Lady Midnight, Emma Carstairs faces a forbidden love that could...

Dance Nation by Clare Barron is a ferocious exploration of youth, ambition and self-discovery. A pre-teen battle for power and perfection rages on and off stage, as an army of competitive dancers...

Learning Ritual Magic: A Comprehensive Guide for the Solitary Practitioner John Michael Greer, Earl King Jr., and Clare Vaughn present a thorough introduction to ritual magic, covering both...

Weight Management A Practitioner's Guide by Dympna Pearson and Clare Grace provides a practical guide to tackling weight management in adults. This book focuses on lifestyle interventions, including...

Hold the Front Page! The Wit and Wisdom of Anne Scott-James brings together a collection of columns written by pioneering journalist Anne Scott-James for the UK's Sunday Express newspaper between...

The Time Toucher by Clare McAndrew A worn and well-read book beckons, its pages bearing the fingerprints of countless readers. Each one has left their mark, telling a unique story of life, journey,...

Researching Language in Superdiverse Urban Contexts: Exploring Methodological and Theoretical Concepts by Clare Mar-Molinero. This book explores how we can conduct research into language practices in...

The Racehorse Who Disappeared by Clare Balding Life at Folly Farm is slowly returning to normal after the dramatic events of the Derby. But when thieves break into the farmyard in the dead of night,...

The Mortal Instruments (City of Glass #3) by Cassandra Clare is set against the backdrop of war as the Shadowhunters face an impossible choice: fight alongside their sworn enemies or against them...

A beautifully rendered hardboiled novel that echoes the melancholy of Raymond Chandler's style, Benjamin Black's "The Black Eyed Blonde" is a gripping crime tale set in 1950s Los Angeles. Private...

Discover the hidden corners of Ireland's rich history in Abandoned Ireland. This fascinating book takes you on a journey to explore the country's most intriguing abandoned sites, from ancient castles...

Learn to express yourself with confidence in French with this engaging guide. Clare Jones' "Je Mourrai Moins Bête" offers 200 essential expressions to help you improve your language skills and enjoy...

Hostage by Clare Mackintosh is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the impossible moral dilemma faced by its protagonist. When a chilling note threatens to harm her daughter unless she...

Bonzo's War Animals Under Fire 1939 -1945 by Clare CampbellThis book tells the story of animals caught up in World War II, from those who provided comfort to soldiers during bombing raids to pets...

The Causes of the English Revolution 1529-1642 by Lawrence Stone is a seminal work that explores the pivotal events leading up to the English Civil War. This meticulously researched account...

Social Parenthood in Comparative Perspective by Clare Huntington, Christiane von Bary, and Courtney G. Joslin explores the complex issue of social parenthood, where individuals act as parents to...

Twice in a Lifetime by Clare Lydon is a witty and wondrous story about second-chance romance. When Harriet Locke's first love walks back into her life, she's thrown for a loop - 17 years later, Sally...

Wisława Szymborska's How to Start Writing (and When to Stop) is a practical guide for would-be writers. With characteristic candour, the Nobel laureate offers her insights on the craft of writing,...

Mortal A Ghost Story by Alistair Lavers is a gripping tale of murder, mystery and supernatural horror. When the lead singer of a popular goth rock band is brutally killed on stage, his sister's...

Love and danger entwine in City of Glass, the third installment of Cassandra Clare's captivating Mortal Instruments series. To save her mother's life, Clary must venture into the City of Glass, a...

A new father and struggling fantasy novelist gazes at a honey locust tree, triggering a memory of Hannah's sudden death. This event sets him on an odyssey that becomes increasingly all-consuming, as...

Robin Hood lives... in a world of rebellion and social change. Clare Gisborne, once the daughter of Locksley's most hated criminal, now faces a new kind of challenge: being shunned by her classmates...

Counting Fun with Fuzzy Friends One Moose, Twenty Mice is a fun and engaging seek-and-find book that introduces young viewers to counting. Brightly colored felt animals adorn each page, making it...

Discover the fascinating science behind the weather with Simon King and Clare Nasir. In this engaging exploration, two expert meteorologists answer some of our most burning questions about the world...

The Cambridge Companion to British Romantic Poetry provides a comprehensive overview and interpretation of the poetry of the period in its literary and historical contexts. This collection of essays...

Regiment of Women by Winnifred Ashton is a pioneering work of lesbian literature that explores the complexities of female relationships in Edwardian England. Written under the pseudonym Clemence...

Charlotte Smith, William Wordsworth, and John Clare were not just introspective poets, but also skilled communicators who engaged with their readers in complex ways. This book explores how they used...

Trauma and the Body: A Neurobiologically Informed Approach to Clinical Practice by Pat Ogden, Kekuni Minton, and Clare Pain. This book explores the connection between trauma, neuroscience,...

Heidi Hughes has been navigating the ups and downs of single motherhood since her daughter Maya arrived. Now, she's looking to find someone who can join their little family. PR guru Eden Price lives...

Dear Ally, How Do I Write a Book? by Ally Carter is a helpful guide for anyone who wants to write. If you're struggling with problem plot lines, character chaos, or just not knowing where to start,...

In the Full Light of the Sun by Clare Clark is a gripping novel based on a true story that explores the intersection of beauty and justice in 1930s Germany. Against the backdrop of Weimar Berlin's...

The Night Raid by Clare Harvey is a gripping wartime drama that explores the lives of two women, Violet and Zelah, working in an ordnance factory during World War II. Commissioned to paint propaganda...

The Roundabout Man by Clare Morrall He lives on a roundabout in a caravan, surviving on leftovers from a nearby motorway service station. Quinn's life is one of solitude and secrecy, but he's not the...

Ask the Thunder is a collection of poems by Maxamed Xaashi Dhamac Gaarriye, one of the most important Somali poets of the twentieth century. This book brings together some of his most beloved work,...

Lose weight, improve your mood and reduce your risk of chronic diseases with a healthy, balanced approach to eating. Dr Michael Mosley's latest book, The Fast 800, brings together the latest science...

Lost to the Sea is a captivating journey through the ever-shifting shores of the British Isles. Lisa Woollett takes us on a series of coastal walks, bringing to life the places where mythology and...