2624 results for 'Clare Clark'

Clark's life has become a repetitive routine. He wakes up every Monday to relive the same day over and over again. But on his 310th iteration, something unexpected happens - an anomaly in class that...

Deck the Halls by Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark is a suspenseful holiday story about a kidnapping. When Regan Reilly's family is held for ransom, she teams up with amateur detective...

The Struggle for the Breeches: Gender and the Making of the British Working Class by Anna Clark. In this groundbreaking study, Anna Clark explores how changes in notions of masculinity and femininity...

The Kumasi Central Market is a vast and complex network of open-air stalls in Ghana. Here, women from diverse backgrounds come together to trade goods, often controlling the flow of essential staples...

The Curse of Brink's-Mat: Twenty-five years of Murder and Mayhem The largest heist in British history, the 1983 Brink's-Mat robbery, was more than just a daring crime - it became a deadly affair. On...

A feel-good festive read to keep you cosy this winter. Clare's recently divorced life has taken an unexpected turn, with her family home sold and grown-up son moved away. Now, she's at a crossroads...

Jeremy Clarkson's latest quest for sense in a seemingly nonsensical world is a journey that will leave you questioning everything. In this fifth volume of his World According to Clarkson series, he...

Ghosts: A Natural History 500 Years of Searching for Proof by Roger Clarke is an erudite and richly entertaining exploration of the evolution of ghost sightings in the west. Clarke examines the...

The Chinese Cultural Revolution: A History by Paul Clark This groundbreaking study challenges common perceptions of China's tumultuous 1966-1976 period. By examining cultural forms such as film,...

The Broken Seal - New Expanded Edition by Paul A. ClarkThis collection of stories offers an entertaining exploration of occult principles, drawing on Dr. Paul A. Clark's expertise in the field. Like...

Kenneth Clark's Civilisation A Personal View is a sweeping narrative that explores the emergence and development of Western civilisation. From the collapse of the Roman Empire to the 12th century,...

The Alchemy of Performance Anxiety Transformation for Artists by Clare Hogan offers a fresh perspective on anxiety. This book applies psychological alchemical practice to address and overcome...

Heaven on Earth Painting and the Life to Come by T.J. Clark explores how artists have depicted the divine on earth through their work since the Middle Ages. Clark examines the ways in which painters...

The Dark Knight and the Puppet Master: A critique of populism's core myths. Chris Clarke argues that the Left in Britain has been seduced by narratives of conflict between good and evil, control by...

Gary Clarke's memoir "How It Happened" is a candid and humorous account of his life, filled with stories of triumph and misfortune. From sharing scenes with Hollywood legends to facing personal...

The Squire's Daughter by Deborah Simmons In this Regency romance, an old legend may hold more truth than its detractors believe. When the Marquess of Worthington is convinced that his former friend...

Rebecca Clarke: Shorter Pieces for Cello and Piano This collection brings together all of Rebecca Clarke's extant shorter pieces for cello and piano, including both original compositions and...

Experience the magic of Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark's festive mysteries in this delightful collection. When a priceless Christmas tree is stolen on its way to Rockefeller Center,...

Clark Mason's survival depends on his decision when he's offered a job by DALCO, a Bauxite mining corporation. They plan to open a new seam on Morgan's bluff, a local beauty spot. However, Clark soon...

Bellevue by Alison Booth In 1972, Clare Barclay inherits Bellevue, an historic property in the Blue Mountains township of Numbulla, Australia. Following her husband's secret second-mortgage, she...

This riveting firsthand account tells the story of Leonard Clark's perilous search for the legendary lost Seven Cities of Cibola in the rain forest east of the Peruvian Andes. A former U.S. Army...

Plotinus Myth, Metaphor, and Philosophical Practice by Stephen R. L. Clark explores the role of myths, images, and metaphors in the philosophy of Plotinus, a Roman philosopher who founded...

Laura van den Berg's surreal and mystifying novel tells the story of a widow who tries to come to terms with her husband's death and the truth about their marriage. In Havana, Cuba, she finds herself...

Clarkson & Keating: Criminal Law - Text & MaterialsThis comprehensive textbook provides a thorough introduction to criminal law, covering key concepts and principles. It is designed for students of...

Vistopia: A Crisis of Being Vegan in a Non-Vegan World By Clare Mann This book identifies the existential crisis faced by vegans and offers a response. It is a natural reaction to discovering the...

Nutrition and Cancer by Clare Shaw offers a comprehensive look at the role of nutrition in cancer treatment and management. This practical guide provides insight into the nutritional challenges faced...

Misty Dreams by Josephine Strand is a heartwarming love story about new beginnings and unexpected endings.Clare has lived on St. Isabel Island her whole life, except for a few months she can't recall...

Love arrives at the most unexpected time. In 1821, Elias Roch's life was marked by misfortune with women, but his letters to Josephine De Clare remained a source of hope. Fast forward to 2021, when...

The Mother's Secret by Clare Swatman is a heart-wrenching story about the bonds of love and the secrets that can tear families apart. Sisters Georgie and Kate have always been close, but their mother...

Birthright, the second installment in Gerald St Clare's Arkship Archives series, presents a thought-provoking exploration of class, entitlement, and blind adherence to authority. As the occupants of...

The Good, the Mad and the Ugly ... Not to Mention Jeremy Clarkson is a light-hearted look back at the golden age of motoring journalism. Peter Dron, who has written for Motor magazine, founded Fast...

Strong Foundations: Why Pelvic Health Matters - an Empowering Guide to Understanding Your Body By Clare Bourne, HarperCollins Publishers Limited. Discover the vital connection between your pelvic...

These nineteen tales of mystery and the macabre showcase the dark artistry of Edgar Allan Poe's imagination. Colourfully illustrated by Harry Clarke, they offer a unique glimpse into the author's...

The Men who Were the Busby Babes by Tom Clare This book tells the story of the key players in Sir Matt Busby's Manchester United team, including 18 players and assistant manager Jimmy Murphy. A...

Socialism Is a Moral Idea by Clare Short and Martin Firrell is a thought-provoking exploration of power, equality and social justice. Written by a former Labour politician and a public artist, the...

The World According to Kaleb by Kaleb Cooper Kaleb Cooper shares his unique perspective on life's big issues, from the importance of a good hair perm to the best way to care for sheep. With his...

Heaven on Earth Painting and the Life to Come by T.J. Clark explores how artists have depicted the divine on earth since the Middle Ages. Clark examines the ways in which painting has portrayed the...

The Vulnerable in International Society by Ian Clark explores how international society constructs and protects its most vulnerable members. Through a unique lens, Clark examines the intersections of...

Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy is an illustrated collection of ten stories about Simon Lewis, a character from Cassandra Clare's bestselling series.Simon has been through many transformations -...

The question that has puzzled humanity for centuries: what happens to our loved ones after they die? Mariel Forde Clarke explores this profound mystery in her thought-provoking book, drawing on the...

Optimum Performance Training: A Personalized Approach to Basketball Fitness Micheal Clark's groundbreaking system has revolutionized personal training in sports. This comprehensive guide enables...

Trans-woman Mandy lives life to the fullest in Los Angeles, indulging in her desires and exploring her sexuality. Her latest encounter takes place at Ralph's grocery store, where she spends time...

The City and the Stars is a thought-provoking novel that explores the possibilities of humanity's future in space. Arthur C. Clarke's masterful evocation of a distant world and its inhabitants is a...

Discover how to harness the power of your aura and transform your well-being with this comprehensive guide. Elizabeth Clare Prophet explores the science behind the aura, revealing fundamental...

Decolonizing Solidarity Dilemmas and Directions for Supporters of Indigenous Struggles by Clare Land This thought-provoking book challenges the assumptions that drive middle-class settler activists...

Childhood friends Clare and Irene are both light-skinned enough to pass as white, but only one of them has chosen to cross the colour line and live with the secret hanging over her. Clare believes...

The Things We Do to Our Friends by Heather Darwent is a dark and sophisticated psychological thriller that seamlessly blends elements of Gone Girl and Promising Young Woman. Clare arrives at...

Design Your Life: An Architect's Guide to Achieving a Work/Life Balance by Clare Nash offers practical advice for architects and professionals seeking to balance their work and personal life. After...

Selected Poems by John ClareA collection of poetry that chronicles nature and childhood, championing folkways in the face of change.This edition features 317 pages of verse from one of Britain's most...

Touch the Future: A Manifesto in Essays by John Lee ClarkA groundbreaking exploration of disability, language, and inclusivity, this collection of essays challenges conventional norms and offers a...

The Crete Trilogy For the first time all three books about Crete by Richard Clark are available in one volume. This collection showcases the author's deep affection for his subject, which stems from...

Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson was a pioneering figure in American aerospace management, best known for his leadership of the Lockheed "Skunk Works". His innovative designs, including the P-38 and...

Richard Clark's latest travelogue takes readers to the lesser-known corners of Crete, exploring the island's hidden gems in his signature style.In this follow-up to his acclaimed Notebook series...

Exile and Pride: Disability, Queerness, and Liberation by Eli Clare is a groundbreaking work that has permanently changed the landscape of disability politics and queer liberation. This revelatory...

The Christmas Catch by Clare Lydon is a romantic comedy about two stranded travellers who find themselves on a mission to reach their destination before Christmas. When their plane conks out and a...

Clare Wilson, long widowed and nearly eighty, has grown accustomed to the losses of old age. Her oldest friend's passing and years of grief have left their mark, while her child's loss still lingers...

Ken Clarke's memoirs offer a unique insight into British politics over four decades. As a Member of Parliament for forty-six years, he has witnessed firsthand the inner workings of government under...

The life and art of Sylvia Plath, one of the most brilliant poets of her generation, is revealed in this highly anticipated biography. Heather Clark's meticulous research brings to life the woman...

Discover the magic of Scotland's Northern Highlands with North Coast Journey. This beautifully illustrated guide takes you on a journey along the stunning coastline and into the heart of the region,...

The Sister-in-Law: An Utterly Gripping Psychological Thriller by Sue Watson. A family's secrets are about to be exposed. Clare has had enough and decides it's time for her husband and his family to...

Ten years after their legendary quest, Beatrice, Elowen, and Clare are reunited at the queen's wedding. Their past friendship and romance has been overshadowed by the devastating consequences of...

A Billion-Dollar Heir For Christmas / The Convenient Cosentino Wife by Caitlin Crews and Jane Porter is a romance novel about two people who find themselves bound together in marriage, with...

England 1944. Amidst the ruins of World War II, an unlikely friendship blossoms between two individuals from different worlds. Clare Chapman, a war widow still grieving for her husband, finds herself...

The Things We Do to Our Friends by Heather Darwent is a dark and twisted tale of friendships turned rotten. Clare arrives at university with a secret, seeking a fresh start, but soon finds herself...

Complete sunshine in book form, Beach Rivals is a delicious slow-burn love story that will keep you turning the pages until the end.A viral job advert for a three-month bookseller position on a Bali...

Gillian Clarke's Making Beds for the Dead is a powerful and evocative collection that explores the intersection of nature and human experience. Spanning themes of war, urban violence, and the natural...

Gaian Systems: A Groundbreaking Exploration of Gaia Theory and Neocybernetic Systems. Bruce Clarke's pioneering study delves into the dynamic evolution of Gaia theory, with a particular focus on Lynn...

Distant Justice: The Impact of the International Criminal Court on African Politics by Phil Clark. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been at the centre of controversy in Africa, with critics...

In 1995, Marcia Clark's life was forever changed by her involvement in one of America's most infamous trials. This is not just a story about the "trial of the century", but also a deeply personal...

Darren Clarke's autobiography is a candid and inspiring account of his life, from his childhood in Northern Ireland to his triumphs on the golf course. Born into a family that introduced him to the...

Superman Dawnbreaker by Matt De la Peña is a gripping story about a young hero struggling to balance his secret identity with the dangers that come with it. Clark Kent's life in Smallville is not as...

Grief is a universal experience, unique to each individual and their loss. It can be overwhelming, exhausting, and lonely, with no clear stages or timelines. Clare Mackintosh's own experience of...

Wear Next: Fashioning the Future explores a more sustainable approach to fashion, one that prioritises respect for the planet and its resources. Vogue's first sustainability editor, Clare Press,...

The Illusion of Life and Death explores the fundamental nature of life and death, delving into their meaning and purpose. Clare Goldsberry draws on her lifetime of spiritual seeking, study, and...

The Scoundrel Seeks a Wife by Jemma Frost is a historical romance novel about Ethereal Iris Taylor, who seeks acceptance from her biological father after years of feeling like an outsider. When he...

The Problem of God: A Skeptic's Journey to Christianity Mark Clark explores answers to the most difficult questions raised against Christianity. As an author and pastor who grew up in an atheistic...

The Royal Marsden Cancer Cookbook offers a supportive and nourishing approach to food during and after cancer treatment. With over 150 delicious and healthy recipes, this comprehensive guide provides...

The relationship between neuroscience and faith has long been debated. Some have suggested that advances in brain science undermine traditional notions of spirituality. However, neuroscientist Peter...

The Silence by Gillian Clarke In lockdown's silence, Gillian Clarke listens attentively to the world around her. Her poems begin in this quiet, from which other voices emerge. As the book progresses,...

Chloe N. Clark's Collective Gravities is a genre-bending collection that explores the magic and wonder of our world, from the everyday to the extraordinary.In this captivating series of 26 stories,...

Blue Hour is a poignant and evocative poetry collection that explores the complexities of human emotion.Written by Clare Crossman, this book offers a unique and thought-provoking insight into the...

The Development of Capitalism in Russia by Simon Clarke provides a comprehensive survey of capitalism's development in Russia from the collapse of the Soviet economic system to the present. This book...

Healing the Wounds of Codependence: A Guide to Reclaiming Your Life offers a compassionate perspective on overcoming codependent patterns. Darcy S. Clarke identifies five core patterns as symptoms of...

Professor Stephen R. L. Clark presents a thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between philosophy and religion, arguing that there are compelling philosophical reasons for theism.In this...

The Frolic of the BeastsA dark and compelling tale of love, desire, and punishment, this novel explores the masks we wear in life and what happens when they slip.Translated by Andrew Clare, Yukio...

Clark Rickert's past as a big game poacher has left an indelible mark. Now, working as a game warden, he's tasked with tracking down a mysterious cult in rural Montana. A series of disappearances has...

Astrology is more than just a predictive system - it's a way of knowing that engages us both intellectually and imaginatively. In this thought-provoking book, Brian Clark explores the therapeutic,...

Snagged by Carol Higgins Clark is a puzzle-filled mystery that follows the clever sleuth as she navigates a complex web of intrigue at a pantyhose convention. With her sharp wit and quick thinking,...

The Value of Ecocriticism by Timothy Clark offers a concise overview of environmental literary criticism in an era marked by global environmental threats. As the world grapples with the challenges of...

Selves, Bodies and the Grammar of Social Worlds Reimagining Social Change by Jodie Clark is an innovative approach to understanding social change. By examining everyday descriptions of the social...

Ancient Greece and Rome in Videogames Representation, Play, Transmedia by Ross Clare presents a unique framework for studying video games that draw inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman culture...

Clark Elliott's story is one of remarkable recovery from a devastating brain injury. In 1999, he suffered a concussion that changed his life forever, leaving him struggling to perform even simple...

Discover the art of gluten-free baking with 100 delicious recipes from the UK's leading gluten-free flour brand. Clare Marriage, founder and CEO of FREEE, shares her expertise to bring you a...

The Golden Tower is the thrilling final instalment in a series from bestselling authors Holly Black and Cassandra Clare. Four years of magical training at the Magisterium have taken their toll on...

The Last of the Greenwoods by Clare Morrall In a surprising turn of events, two elderly brothers living in railway carriages outside Bromsgrove are visited by a young postwoman who brings them an...

Star Crossed Astrology and Personality Theory: A New Perspective Clare Martin explores two distinct approaches to understanding human relationships, astrology and personality theory, to uncover...

John Clarke's memoir Finucane & Me is an intimate and unexpected love story about his life with Marian Finucane, a trailblazing broadcaster who championed women's issues on air. Despite her public...

The Fool's Journey Tarot and the Tree of Life is a comprehensive guide to understanding the mystical heritage of Tarot. Written by Maureen Clark, this posthumous work explores the connection between...

Wisdom and Isness by Chris Clarke This thought-provoking collection of blog posts explores two central themes: Wisdom and Isness. For Chris Clarke, 'isness' referred to the essence of what something...

Down to the Sea in Ships by Horatio Clare is an extraordinary account of life at sea. The author joins two container ships on their epic voyages, revealing the lives of ordinary men who work in one...