1690 results for 'Littman, Margaret'

A Journey Through Ruins: The Last Days of London by Patrick Wright is a unique and insightful exploration of Britain at the height of Margaret Thatcher's rule. Through the lens of everyday life in...

Essays and journalism from the novelist Margaret Atwood, collected and published for the first time in the UK. This collection ranges from book reviews and travel tales to ecological writings and...

Four classic thrillers from the masters of crime fiction, gathered together in this second volume of American crime fiction from the 1960s. These nine novels showcase the genre's literary and...

Eat...Think...Heal: One Family's Story of Discovering the Healing Powers of Food and ThoughtThis personal story explores the interconnectedness of food, thought, and healing. Margaret Bridgeford...

Trances: People Live - Healing Approaches in Quantum Psychology This book offers a unique perspective on the role of trance in creating and perpetuating emotional and psychological problems. Dr...

Join Horrid Henry for a super summer filled with fun and mischief. This collection of six favourite stories brings together some of Henry's most hilarious adventures, including his time at the...

Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South is a compassionate and dramatic novel that features one of the most original female characters in Victorian fiction. Margaret Hale's journey from country life to...

A long summer stretches out before Richard Tebben as he contemplates his stay with his family in Worsted. But when the Dean family arrives for the holidays, their presence brings a welcome injection...

The Scientific Investigation of Mass Graves Towards Protocols and Standard Operating Procedures by Margaret Cox et al. This comprehensive guide outlines the essential processes and techniques for...

Eating Fire brings together three key poetry collections by Margaret Atwood: Poems 1965-1975, Poems 1976-1986 and Morning in the Burned House. These poems explore themes of politics, sex, and the...

Margaret Atwood's Murder in the Dark is a collection of short stories and prose poems that showcase her unique blend of intelligence and wit. With subjects ranging from everyday life to more sinister...

Taste and See: Adventuring into Prayer by Margaret Silf explores the art of prayer in a practical and accessible way. This course is designed for individuals or groups, and the author begins with...

Born to Fly: A Workbook for Butterflies-In-Waiting by Margaret SilfThis workbook invites you to explore what it means to be an agent of spiritual transformation in your own life and the world around...

Margaret Spufford's memoir is a deeply personal exploration of faith and prayer in the face of suffering. She recounts her own struggles with chronic pain, as well as those of her daughter, who was...

Teaching Reading and Spelling to Dyslexic Children Getting to Grips with Words by Margaret Walton is a practical guide for teachers and parents looking to support dyslexic children in their reading...

PC Penny Penrose is stuck with the boring jobs, but her life changes when her pet dog duo Scratch and Sniff decide to help out. A fun cops and robbers adventure with a twist, this story features...

Nationhood and Political Theory by Margaret Canovan explores how universalist political theories are influenced by national solidarity. By examining nationhood as a source of power, Dr Canovan...

Surrounded by No One is a personal documentary that explores the theme of loneliness. Margaret M. De Lange follows people close to her and those she has met briefly, capturing their solitude through...

Swami Muktananda Paramahamsa's search for God is the subject of this inspiring story. He created a meditation revolution that continues to transform lives around the world. The SYDA Foundation has...

This Cambridge Advanced English practice test book is designed to closely replicate the exam experience. With 200 single-sentence Key Word Transformation assessments, it tests lexis, grammar and...

Debt has long been a central motif in literature and religion, shaping the way societies structure themselves. In "Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth", Margaret Atwood explores this theme...

Orchards: Practical Orcharding for a Changing Planet by Andrew Lear and Margaret LearThis comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about creating and managing an orchard, from choosing...

Margaret Farley's Just Love presents a framework for Christian sexual ethics based on justice as its guiding principle. This thought-provoking work explores historical and cross-cultural...

Rooted in Love: An Intimate Guide to Ignatian Spirituality for Daily Life. This book offers a unique blend of life experience and the principles of Ignatian spirituality, making it an accessible...

Witchcraft Today is a foundational text that reveals the true origins of witchcraft and its evolution into the modern practice. Written by Gerald B. Gardner, a leading figure in the development of...

Margaret Atwood's Moral Disorder is a poignant and deeply human collection of short stories that explore the complexities of life, love, and mortality. Through the eyes of a woman at different stages...

Stories of Ourselves: Volume 2 is an anthology of short stories in English from around the world. It features works by authors such as Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf, Christina Rossetti, Janet...

Margaret Thatcher's remarkable journey from apprenticeship to Prime Minister is revealed in this authoritative biography. Hugo Young draws on his extensive experience covering British politics during...

Shocking the Conscience of Humanity: Gravity and the Legitimacy of International Criminal Law by Margaret M. deGuzman explores how the concept of gravity influences international criminal law.The...

Brenda Maddox's biography of Margaret Thatcher offers a detailed and insightful look at the life and leadership of one of Britain's most influential politicians.Published in 2004, this book provides...

Peter May's latest China series novel is a gripping thriller that reunites two main characters in a desperate bid to uncover the truth behind a series of gruesome ritual executions. A forensic...

Naomi Clifford's collection of essays explores the lives of women whose stories have been forgotten or overlooked. This thought-provoking work sheds light on the experiences of individuals such as...

The History of the Computer People, Inventions, and Technology that Changed Our WorldA visually engaging overview of the computing machines that have transformed our lives, from ancient counting...

Woman in the Nineteenth Century is an authoritative text that explores the life and work of Margaret Fuller. This collection provides a comprehensive understanding of her experiences, ideas, and...

Clementine has been chosen as Friend of the Week, and with it comes a range of responsibilities, including line leader duties and collecting milk money. As part of this honour, she'll receive a...

Peggy For You is a witty and poignant portrait of Margaret 'Peggy' Ramsay, the larger-than-life play agent who nurtured several generations of British playwrights. This new comic drama explores one...

Discover 25 delicious Scottish dishes to cook at home with this comprehensive recipe book. From hearty stews and soups to sweet treats and main courses, Margaret Mochrie shares her expertise in...

Heath and Thatcher in Opposition explores how two influential Conservative leaders navigated their parties' struggles to regain power after electoral defeats. Against a backdrop of economic decline,...

A Mother's Memoirs: Travels of a New Zealander in 1929This personal memoir offers a unique glimpse into the life of Margaret Jessie Munro, who transcribed her mother's diary from their epic journey...

Edwin A Play by John Mortimer explores the complexities of human relationships through a unique and intriguing narrative. A retired judge, Sir Fennimore Truscott, sits under his mulberry tree to...

This Little Golden Book classic tells the story of a lovable bunny's search for a home, as spring arrives and new life begins. Written by Margaret Wise Brown, the author of Goodnight Moon, and...

Set in 19th century Scotland, "The Open Door" and "The Portrait" are two historical fiction tales that explore the supernatural and the human experience. Written by Margaret O. W. Oliphant, this...

Down in the farmyard, frogs sing "cheep", but Little frog can only bark "gruff". He's struggling to fit in with his friends. Will he find any frogs who will accept him?This sweet story is beautifully...

The Noisy Book Board Book by Margaret Wise Brown and Leonard Weisgard is a sturdy board book featuring big and bright illustrations. A little dog named Muffin hears a noise - squeak, squeak, squeak -...

Callaghan: A Turbulent Term in Office The term of Callaghan as Prime Minister was marked by significant industrial unrest, which ultimately culminated in the 'Winter of Discontent'. This period of...

Exploring how we navigate our lives in relation to society, Margaret Archer examines the concept of human reflexivity. This process involves internal conversations that shape our actions and...

The Mystery of Saligo Bay by Margaret Pemberton is a gripping tale of intrigue and danger. When Miranda Taylor drowns in Saligo Bay, her friend Sally Craig sets out to uncover the truth behind her...

This book explores the concept of ethical consumption and its relationship to identity formation. It applies Margaret Archer's theory of identity and Christian Coff's work on food ethics to develop a...

Learning to Be Old: Gender, Culture and Aging explores what it means to grow old in America today. Margaret Cruikshank challenges social myths and fears about aging, sickness, and the roles of older...

Deborah Duncan and Debbie Duncan explore the history of women in church life and leadership, examining different approaches to equality and complementarity. This thought-provoking book considers how...

Thatcherism: A Graphic Guide explores the most radical shift in British society since the end of World War II. From privatisation and the right-to-buy to the Falklands War, few areas of Margaret...

The Merciful Crow by Margaret Owen is a ferocious and exhilarating narrative that delves into themes of vengeance, survival, and sacrifice. In this powerful saga, Fie, a young woman from the Crow...

At 8 years old, Margaret has always dreamed of exploring the world above the sea. When her father grants her wish on her birthday, she discovers what it's like to be human. But will she choose to...

A light-hearted comedy with a darker twist, this play explores the complexities of relationships and human nature. When Margaret and Arthur prepare dinner for their neighbour Albert, they begin to...

The Imperfect Leader by Catherine Margaret Brown offers practical wisdom and spiritual insights for leaders from diverse backgrounds. Drawing on her extensive experience in ministry across 60...

The Fierce Yellow Pumpkin A little pumpkin dreams of growing up to be fierce and frightening. As autumn arrives, he gets his chance to become terrific and terrible. This enchanting tale from Margaret...

Joan Collins' unapologetic diaries offer a candid and witty glimpse into her life, from her earliest writing days at twelve to her most glamorous adventures as a Hollywood icon.With no apologies to...

Censored Distraction and Diversion Inside China's Great Firewall by Margaret E. Roberts explores how censorship influences public opinion in China, drawing parallels with information manipulation in...

Help manage your chronic pain with practical tools and tested solutions in this empowering workbook. Margaret A. Caudill, a top pain specialist and physician, shares 10 steps to radically change the...

Shelagh Stephenson's play An Experiment With An Air Pump is a thought-provoking exploration of science and secrecy. Set in the cellar of a house, the story reveals a dark secret buried for 200 years...

Lancaster and York: The Wars of the Roses is a gripping account of one of England's most tumultuous periods. Alison Weir explores the human side of history, focusing on the people and personalities...

The New Breadmakers by Margaret Thomson Davis is a poignant exploration of one woman's struggles during difficult times. Set against the backdrop of economic hardship and war, this novel follows...

The Land at the End of the World A Novel by António Lobo Antunes A haunting and anguished tale of a Portuguese medic haunted by memories of war, this novel is a kaleidoscopic vision of a modern...

Discover the bold flavours of Chinese-American home cooking with this vibrant recipe book. Margaret Li, Irene Li and Andrew Li share their secrets for creating deliciously unexpected dishes that...

Tar Baby is a novel about the complex relationships within a wealthy Caribbean family. Valerian and his wife Margaret live in a state of uneasy comfort, surrounded by their black servant couple...

Christmas: The Original Story by Margaret Barker This book explores the nature of the Christmas stories and the use of Old Testament prophecy. It delves into the accounts of John, Luke, Matthew, 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...

Temple Mysticism: An Introduction by Margaret Barker explores the idea that temple mysticism underpins much of the Bible. This theory suggests that the cult of the first temple in ancient Judaism...

Changing Minds in Therapy explores the application of neuroscience to clinical treatment, particularly for those who have experienced early relational trauma and neglect. Recent advances in research...

Margaret Wheatley's latest work brings together her most thought-provoking writings on leadership and its role in uncertain times. This collection represents ten years of her experience applying the...

Collaborative Creative Thought and Practice in Music by Margaret S. Barrett explores the complex role of collaboration in creative work across various domains of music. The book delves into three...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Quiet as Mud by Jane Yolen is a soothing poem that celebrates the beauty of being your authentic self. Inspired by Margaret Wise Brown's words, it honors introversion and invites readers to observe...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Inside the making of British foreign policy since the Second World War, former Whitehall insider Gill Bennett reveals six crucial moments that shaped Britain's position in the world. This is an...

Three gripping thrillers from James Patterson come together in this heart-pounding collection. When a honeymoon turns deadly, a tech executive's deal goes sour, and a doctor's life is cut short, the...

A critical guide to Margaret Atwood's influential novel A Handmaid's Tale explores the key debates and interpretations surrounding this powerful exploration of power, gender, and religious politics...

Transforming People and Organizations: The Seven Steps of Spiritual DevelopmentThis book explores the universal process of growth and development that affects individuals, groups, and organizations...

The Swimmer by Graham Norton is a thought-provoking novel about the complexities of human relationships and the power of the past to shape our present.When Helen, a retired teacher, witnesses a...

Discover 28 inspiring days out in London and south east England, all accessible by train. Margaret Dickinson's Wild Swimming Walks features secret lakes, river meadows and sandy seaside beaches...

A fresh perspective on British landscape art in the post-war period, this study by Margaret Garlake challenges traditional histories and expands our understanding of the genre. By incorporating both...

Quaker Quicks - In Search of Stillness Using a Simple Meditation to Find Inner Peace by Joanna Godfrey WoodInspired by the writings of early Quakers, such as George Fox and Margaret Fell, this book...

Negotiating Rationally by Max H. Bazerman and Margaret Ann Neale offers practical guidance on how to navigate complex negotiations with confidence. By understanding your own biases and those of...

When Things Come to Light by Liz McManus is a story about an idealistic couple whose hopes for Irish independence are increasingly at odds with their new surroundings. Set against the backdrop of two...

Horrid Henry's Stinkbomb by Francesca Simon is a mischievous tale of rivalry and revenge. When Horrid Henry uses all his cunning to outdo his nemesis, Moody Margaret, he sets off a chain of events...

Clementine's talent show act surprises everyone - including herself. When her teacher announces that third and fourth graders will be performing, Clementine panics. She can't sing, dance, or play an...