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A Brief History of the Cold War: The Hidden Truth about how Close We Came to Nuclear ConflictThis comprehensive history of the Cold War takes a unique approach, examining the period from the...

Quality time alone on the lavatory is a truly special occasion. This unique collection of all-new amusements celebrates and honours this ritual with extraordinary reading material. Hugh Jassburn,...

Pride and Prejudice is a beautifully bound edition of Jane Austen's timeless novel, featuring an afterword by author and critic Henry Hitchings. Illustrated by Hugh Thomson, this gift edition is...

The Atlantic slave trade was one of the largest and most elaborate maritime and commercial ventures. Between 1440 and about 1870, ten million or more black slaves were carried from Africa to one port...

A high-octane collection of motorcycle writing that will leave you breathless. Sons of Thunder brings together a diverse range of contributors, each with their own unique voice and style, to share...

Rail Ramble Round Ireland, July 1969 by Hugh Dougherty A nostalgic journey through Ireland's railway network in 1969. This book is a collection of photographs and stories that capture the essence of...

This Above All A Journey of Self-Discovery by Tess Hughes is a deeply personal and generous exploration of one woman's spiritual quest. Through her story, she shares her struggles, fears,...

Spanning over a century of werewolf legends, this anthology brings together ten gripping tales that explore the evolution of lycanthropy and shape-shifting. From the Victorian era to the mid-20th...

The Memory Box by Kathryn Hughes is a heartbreakingly beautiful novel about love and war. A treasured box, filled with mementos from a past life, holds the key to a painful past and a chance to lay...

Angus and Hugh MacNaughton are brothers with a complicated past. In an attempt to mend their strained relationship, their parents secure them jobs at Sasekile Private Game Lodge in the African...

This book provides information and support for those affected by Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS), a complex autoimmune disorder that can cause blood clots, stroke, and other serious health problems...

Discover the fascinating history and individual stories behind Ireland's most iconic castles. From Dublin Castle to Red Hugh O'Donnell's Donegal Castle, each has a unique tale to tell.Castles of...

A Little Book of Limericks Funny Rhymes for All the Family by Hugh Morrison is a collection of over 200 limerick poems that are suitable for children and adults alike. These humorous poems feature a...

Laughter is a great way to celebrate any occasion, and this hilarious book is perfect for wedding speeches or just a good laugh.From the ups and downs of married life to the chaos of weddings, Hugh...

The Burning Perch is a collection of poetry by Louis MacNeice, first published in 2001. As part of Faber's relaunch of their poetry list, this title has been reissued with a new design that recalls...

The Cherry Orchard, Three Sisters, The Seagull and Uncle Vanya are four plays that showcase Anton Chekhov's profound impact on world theatre. In this volume, Hugh Aplin presents a brand-new...

Field Marshal Helmuth Graf von Moltke was the architect of the German way of war. His writings offer valuable insights into the art of strategy and military leadership. This collection of selected...

Create stunning three-panel quilt designs with ease using Rose Hughes' innovative Fast-Piece Appliqué method. This inspiring book features 11 beautiful patterns to help you simplify complex images...

Hugh Dowding: Architect of the Battle of Britain By John T. LaSaine Hardcover, 250 pages, published 2018. Born at the height of British imperial power in 1882, Hugh Dowding went on to have a...

Discover the Dappled Grove of Druidry Renowned author Kristoffer Hughes presents a comprehensive introduction to Druidry, exploring its history, practice, and relevance in modern times. This book...

On Poetry explores Jonathan Davidson's lifelong relationship with poetry, tracing its impact from childhood to adulthood. Through close readings of poems by Maura Dooley and Peter Didsbury, among...

Bertrand Russell on Modality and Logical Relevance (Second Edition) by Jan Dejnožka. This second edition of Bertrand Russell's work on modality and logical relevance offers a fresh perspective on the...

Discover how mindful walking can transform your emotional and physical health. Psychologist Hugh O'Donovan explores the connection between our brain and body, and shows how focusing on movement can...

Bloodlines by P. F. Hughes is a gripping mystery that delves into the complex world of family feuds and deadly secrets.When Seamus Connolly asks private investigator Locke to trail his youngest...

The One-Stop Guide to World Religions by Hugh P. Kemp is a comprehensive overview of the world's major religions. This illustrated guide takes a spread-by-spread approach, exploring different aspects...

Bond SATs Skills - Arithmetic Workbook by Michellejoy Hughes and Bond SATs Skills is designed to help 10-11 year olds develop fluency with arithmetic skills, essential for success in key exams.This...

Environmental History: A Global Perspective This comprehensive overview of environmental history provides a masterful introduction to the discipline, exploring how human societies have interacted...

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of 13th-century England, Elizabeth Chadwick's novel tells the story of Mahelt Marshal, a young woman whose life is forever changed when her father is accused of...

The Metropolis of Tomorrow by Hugh Ferriss is an illustrated essay that explores the modern city and its future. First published in 1929, this book presents a vision of urban planning and...

Owain Glyndŵr's last days remain shrouded in mystery and myth. Gruffydd Aled Williams sets out to separate fact from fiction, drawing on new research and previously inaccessible sources. Through...

The Ship was all the Universe. As long as the sacred Converter was fed, lights would glow and air would flow through its miles of metal corridors. But what if that wasn't true? What if there was more...

At Christmas, a big old house is filled with festive cheer, but two mischievous men, Hefty Hugh and Lanky Len, have a devious plan to ruin the holiday. Luckily, a clever ladybird has overheard their...

The Allure of the MultiversePhysicist Paul Halpern explores the theory of the multiverse, a concept that has captivated us for centuries. From ancient Greek debates to modern-day ideas, Halpern...

This beautifully illustrated collection of first recipes and family stories is a perfect introduction to cookery for young readers. Shirley Hughes shares her own easy-to-follow recipes, inspired by...

The Lady Most Likely: A Novel in Three Parts is a unique Regency romance told across three distinct parts by three acclaimed authors. Hugh Dunne, Earl of Briarly, hosts a party at his sister's...

Discover the beauty and essence of Venice with Hugh Honour's comprehensive guide. This beautifully written companion offers all that visitors need to appreciate the city's stunning architecture, rich...

Tomorrow Is Beautiful A beautiful poetry collection to lift your spirits and offer comfort when needed. This anthology brings together a selection of classic and contemporary poems, carefully chosen...

Discover the best places to go for a great day out walking in Lincolnshire. This guide features a range of routes suitable for walkers of all ages and abilities.With over 50 walks to choose from,...

Providing love and security to children who have experienced trauma is crucial for their emotional healing and rebuilding of attachment. This comprehensive guide offers practical advice and guidance...

The Blackbirder by Dorothy B. Hughes is a gripping noir that follows Julie Guilles as she navigates a treacherous web of espionage and deception in post-war New York.With the Gestapo, FBI, and her...

The Ballad of John ClareA poignant and thought-provoking novel that explores the intricate relationship between personal life and the natural world. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century Britain,...

Tishani Doshi's powerful collection weaves together themes of violence against women and time and memory. With visceral power and artistic elegance, she reimagines form to explore the complexities of...

The Bogluns of Ballinalee by John Hughes is set in Central Ireland, where a magical race known as the Bogluns has lived for centuries. These mysterious creatures inhabit the bogs and forests, evading...

Voodoonauts Presents: (Re)Living Mythology is a collection of short fiction and poetry from Black writers exploring magic and Blackness. The Voodoonauts Afrofuturist collective, co-founded by Shingai...

Disciplines of a Godly Young Man is a straightforward and uncompromising guide for young men seeking to live a life of integrity and purpose. The authors, father and son Kent and Carey Hughes, tackle...

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...

James Faith That Works by R. Kent Hughes is a practical guide to understanding the Christian life. This commentary on the book of James explores how faith and works are intertwined, offering insights...

Hugh MacDiarmid's A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle is widely regarded as a masterpiece of modern Scottish poetry. In this edition, Kenneth Buthlay provides extensive commentary and notes that...

Lost Horizon is a story of survival and discovery. After fighting in the trenches of World War I, British diplomat Hugh Conway finds himself at war once again, this time in Afghanistan.When Conway's...

The Killer and the Slain A Strange Story by Hugh Walpole is an exercise in macabre suspense, blending elements of horror and psychological unease. With masterful craftsmanship, Walpole weaves a tale...

The Story of Doctor Dolittle, Revised, Newly Illustrated Edition by Hugh LoftingThis charming tale tells the story of Doctor John Dolittle, a man who discovers he can talk to animals. With the help...

A collection of Scottish poetry that celebrates the nation's love affair with football. This anthology brings together some of Scotland's most renowned poets, including Hugh MacDiarmid and Norman...

Tolkien's Gown by R. A. Gekoski is an engaging exploration of twenty great works of modern literature as both texts and objects. The book delves into the world of rare books, discussing their...

Gillian Avery's carefully curated selection of favourite poems is presented in this anthology. A mix of ballads and verse from various periods, including works by Ben Jonson and Ted Hughes, alongside...

The Plagiarist A Novella by Hugh Howey is a thought-provoking exploration of identity and reality. Adam Griffey leads a double life, navigating the boundaries between his virtual world and the real...

Jesus Christ's mission is hidden within the Hebrew Alphabet. This book explores 23 stanzas from Psalm 119 to reveal lost truths and testimonies about Jesus' identity as both Christ for the church and...

The Story of Derek and Clive The dark and foul-mouthed alter ego of comedy duo Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Derek and Clive, emerged in the mid 1970s as a private joke that gained a cult following on...

The Revenant, a gripping tale of obsession and survival, tells the story of Hugh Glass, a frontiersman driven by a singular desire for revenge. After being brutally mauled by a bear, Glass sets out...

The Faber Children's Treasury by Ted Hughes is a new, child-friendly setting that will be treasured by a new generation of readers. A sequel and companion volume to The Iron Man, this book tells the...

This guide helps you structure your essay responses to unseen poems in a clear and effective way. By working through eight mock papers, you'll learn how to build a theme-based answer and masterfully...

Dorothy Edwards' charming story about one little sister who can be both naughty and good. In this delightful tale, her mischievous ways are balanced by moments of kindness and helpfulness, such as...

The Fight for Love by Kate Goldman is a romance novel that tells the story of Lucie Walters and her unexpected encounter with famous fighter Dalton Hughes.After being attacked in a parking garage,...

The Pacific by Hugh Ambrose This is the story of five men who served in the Pacific during World War II. Their experiences are told through their own eyes, offering an intimate and personal...

Experience the suspense and terror of Terror Tales #8 Facsimile Edition, a collection of stories from one of the most iconic pulp magazines of its time. First published in 1934, Terror Tales ran for...

The Messiah by Patrick Barlow is a Christmas comedy that conjures up the sublime, the ridiculous and the truly angelic. A travelling troupe of two actors and an opera singer bring to life the...

Ezra Pound's Early Writings brings together a unique selection of his early poems and prose, edited with an introductory essay and notes by expert Ira Nadel. This Penguin Classics edition features...

Dialogues of the Dead by Baudelaire Jones is a modern adaptation of Lucian's dialogues, updated with contemporary equivalents to make it more accessible to readers. The original characters have been...

Cloud Farming in Wales is a unique and imaginative tale that explores the idea of a nation where it never stops raining. In this world, people have evolved into aquatic creatures who live and thrive...

A History of English Words by Geoffrey Hughes is a comprehensive guide to the evolution of the English vocabulary. This book explores how the language has been shaped by social change, colonialism...

This Is Not Miami by Fernanda Melchor is a collection of devastating stories that blend reportage and narrative non-fiction to probe into the motivations of murderers and misfits. Through her...

Creative writing tasks at 11+ can be challenging and unique. This guide helps demystify them by providing tailored guidance and detailed examples. It covers various challenges, including reimagining...

The universe has many questions. Why was it created? Why is it so vast and complex? Why does it contain decay and death? Astronomer Hugh Ross explores these cosmic "why" questions, using both the...

Bulldog Drummond, the Black Gang and Lonely Inn is the first volume in this five-volume collection of Sapper's Bulldog Drummond novels. The series follows the adventures of Hugh Drummond, a wealthy...

The Tilling Smugglers, the fifth in Hugh Ashton's series inspired by E.F. Benson's Mapp and Lucia novels, offers more adventures from the famous pair. In this story, a new character from the...

A young man's journey west begins with a decision to run away from an orphanage. Matt Logan and his friend Danny Duggan join a wagon train, led by Cody McNair, as they travel across the vast American...

American Poetry: A Very Short Introduction by David Caplan explores what makes this vast and diverse genre distinctive. At its core, American poetry is driven by two competing characteristics: a...

Office Jokes Laugh at the Grind of the Nine-to-Five by Hugh Morrison is a humorous collection of office-themed jokes and anecdotes. From commuting woes to retirement, bosses, secretaries, IT support...

The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle: A story of Animal Friendship. First published in 1922, this edition features the original illustrations drawn by Hugh Lofting himself. The story has captivated young...

A Mirror of Shalott is a collection of supernatural horror stories by Robert Hugh Benson. Originally published in various periodicals and later collected in book form, this volume showcases Benson's...

The Vale of Kashmir is a place of breathtaking beauty, but also one of great danger. In this gripping thriller, Hugh Miller weaves a complex tale of espionage, terrorism and high-stakes adventure...

Diary of a Dancing Drama Queen is a humorous middle grade novel about a girl who struggles to fit in. Harriet Hughes dislikes dancing and is embarrassed by her parents' antics, but she's determined...

The World on our Doorstep by Dewi Hughes is a practical guide for Christians in the UK who want to engage with people from other faiths. It provides a clear theological basis for mission and offers...

A Manual of Orthographic Cursive Shorthand: The Cambridge Systems by Hugh L. Callendar is a foundational work in the realm of shorthand writing. First published, this book has been selected for its...

This personalized book for girls named Clara explores the meaning and origin of the name. It tells the stories of seven heroes from different cultures, times and places who share the name Clara:...

Eternity's Sunrise: A Way of Keeping a Diary by Marion MilnerThis book explores Marion Milner's unique approach to keeping a diary, which she calls 'bead memories'. By recording small private moments...

Evolutionary Playwork: Reflective Analytic Practice explores the complexities of children's play and its meaning and purpose. Adult-free play is essential for the psychological well-being of the...

Science fiction maestro Brian Aldiss crafts a heart-breaking novella that explores the question of human connection. With a sparse elegance, he delves into ideas of selfhood and loneliness. Hugh's...

Join the crime-busting ladybird on a trip to the seaside as she saves the day with another clever plan. The fourth story in the What the Ladybird Heard series is a brilliant rhyming adventure from...

We Landed by Moonlight - Secret RAF Landings in France 1940-1944 The RAF's clandestine operations in Occupied France during World War II were a remarkable chapter in the war's history. Under the...

Killing Defence at Bridge is a seminal work on bridge strategy, renowned for its insightful analysis and clear explanations. Hugh Kelsey's masterful approach makes complex techniques accessible to...

The Boyfriend Subscription by Steven Salvatore is a charming queer take on a classic romance. When Teddy Hughes loses everything, he's forced to leave New York and start anew. But then he meets Cole...

Bowled Over: The Bowling Greens of BritainBowls is one of Britain's oldest sports, with a rich history dating back to the 13th century. In this study, historian Hugh Hornby explores the game's...

Opening Our Lives: Devotional Readings for LentThis devotional guide invites you to embark on a journey of radical openness with God. Trystan Owain Hughes challenges you to look beyond the familiar...

The Mighty Wurlitzer By Hugh Wilford This comprehensive account explores America's Cold War front network, tracing its origins in the 1940s and its expansion into the Third World during the 1950s...

A special illustrated edition to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's beloved novel, Pride and Prejudice, is now available. This concise edition includes all three original volumes,...

This comprehensive guide is designed to support coaches working with young footballers aged 4-6. With over a decade of experience in this age group, Chris Hughes shares his expertise on how to create...

Dovetail is a psychological thriller that explores obsession and perfectionism. A life of revenge begins when Tim is emasculated by bullies at fifteen, leading him to plan a machine that will kill...

Bishop Hugh Smith explores the alarming goals of transhumanism and its demonic implications for humanity in this timely book. He reveals how to truly receive superhuman capabilities, imparting urgent...

First published in 1934, Terror Tales was a flagship magazine showcasing suspense, mystery and terror stories. This facsimile edition brings together some of the best tales from its nearly 50-issue...