1699 results for 'MARGARET, LONGSTAFFE'

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,...

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...

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...

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,...

The final volume of the epic fantasy series has arrived. Wizord, Margaret and their companions embark on an epic battle that takes them from their world to the Hole World and back again. The outcome...

A personal and humorous account of Arthur Machen's experiences at a gathering of distinguished guests. In this collection of autobiographical essays, Machen recounts his time among explorers,...

Backstairs Billy by Marcelo Dos Santos explores the complex relationship between the Queen Mother and her loyal servant, Billy Tallon. Set against the backdrop of 1979 Britain, the play delves into...

Pollen Grains & Honeydew: A Guide for Identifying the Plant Sources in HoneyThis practical guide provides a simple approach for beekeepers to identify the plant sources of their own honey. By...

The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli is a handbook on ruling and the exercise of power written in 1513. Translated by C.E.Detmold, with an Introduction by Lucille Margaret Kekewich, this work remains as...

Discover the Titanic through the stories of those who were there. Voices of the Titanic is a unique and captivating account of the disaster, told by real people who were aboard the ship. You'll meet...

Margaret Atwood's Morning in the Burned House is a poignant and versatile collection of poems that explore the complexities of human experience. Spanning history, myth, and personal reflection, these...

Horrid Henry's latest misadventures are collected in this final set of four new stories. In one tale, he and Margaret compete in a baking competition, while another sees him share his top tips for...

The Kitchen Knight A Tale of King Arthur by Margaret Hodges is an exciting retelling of Sir Gareth's first adventure. In the midst of the Knights of the Round Table's glory, a mysterious stranger...

The 'Winter of Discontent' remains a pivotal moment in British politics. In January 1979, widespread industrial unrest brought the country to a standstill, with 1.5 million workers on strike and...

Dyslexia by Margaret J. Snowling provides a comprehensive synthesis of the latest research on the cognitive defects associated with dyslexia, reviewing evidence concerning its biological bases. This...

The Art of an African Tribe by Margaret Courtney-Clarke is a unique and captivating exploration of the traditional art of the Ndebele people. Their intricate beadwork and vibrant murals, which adorn...

Leading Change: A Guide to Whole Systems Working by Margaret Attwood. In an era of increasing government pressure for public service reform, many policy makers rely too heavily on mechanistic...

The Word Tree by Teolinda Gersão is a powerful portrayal of childhood in Africa and Portugal, set against the backdrop of colonialism. Against the vibrant warmth of Mozambique, the bleakness of...

Hannah Arendt: A Reinterpretation of Her Political Thought by Margaret Canovan offers a fresh perspective on one of the 20th century's most influential thinkers. Dr. Canovan sheds new light on...

A comprehensive guide to early modern women's writing is presented in this timely volume. Bringing together over twenty leading international scholars, it provides a definitive survey of the field...

Six Square Metres: Reflections from a Small Garden is a thoughtful and beautifully observed book about life's complexities through the lens of gardening. Journalist and gardening enthusiast Margaret...

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...

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...

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,...

The true story of the women behind one of England's most tumultuous periods is revealed in this gripping history. The Wars of the Roses are often told through the lens of the men who shaped them, but...

NOW AND FOREVER is a spellbinding historical saga that will keep you gripped until the final page. Margaret Scutt's masterful storytelling weaves a tale of danger, drama and romance set against the...

The War Tapestry by Margaret Gillmore is a poignant collection of wartime stories woven around a tapestry made in 1944. This unique and evocative work brings to life the experiences of those who...

Elizabeth Barrett Browning: A Life of Poetry and Purpose This biography explores the life of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, tracing her journey from childhood to marriage and literary success. Written...

The Fairy Bell Sisters: Silver and the Fairy Ball is a charming new series from Margaret McNamara. Inspired by Tinker Bell's adventures, this enchanting tale follows the young fairy sisters as they...

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...

Don't Bet on the Prince: Contemporary Feminist Fairy Tales in North America and England by Jack ZipesThis groundbreaking anthology brings together innovative stories that challenge the traditional...

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...

The Bronze Mirror by Margaret Iggulden is a gripping adventure that takes readers on a thrilling journey through time. When Tara and David, twin time-travellers, discover a mysterious bronze mirror...

The James Bible Study - BSBP Series is designed for those who want to study the Bible but struggle to find time. This series offers a concise and accessible approach, ideal for busy individuals or...

Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility explores the complexities of love and relationships through the lives of two sisters. Elinor and Marianne Dashwood embody opposing temperaments, with Elinor...

Mediated Intercultural Communication in a Digital Age by Ahmet Atay and Margaret U. D'Silva explores how globalization affects communication across cultures through social and traditional media. The...

Ethel's Love-Life and Other Writings is a collection of letters that explore the complexities of love and desire. Written by Margaret J. M. Sweat, the author discloses her past romantic attachments...

Discover the world's most exceptional wines with Margaret Rand's expert guidance. This comprehensive guide presents 101 wines that are worth trying, ranging from prestigious labels to hidden gems...

Elizabeth Woodville, Margaret Beaufort and Jacquetta of Luxembourg are subjects of Philippa Gregory's novels in the Cousins' War series. This book offers their extraordinary true stories, background...

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...

A vivid portrait of early 1980s Britain captures the essence of a pivotal moment in the country's history. Andy Beckett explores the complexities of this period, marked by both hope and dread, as the...

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...

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...

The Valorous Years represents a significant milestone in A.J. Cronin's literary career, offering fans a poignant and moving story that showcases his exceptional narrative skill.This novel tells the...

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...

Death comes to visit Nero Wolfe three times in this collection of cases from his files. A dinner party with guests who are also suspects becomes a murder scene, and a mysterious cab driver arrives at...

Descartes by Margaret Dauler Wilson provides a significant study of René Descartes' philosophy, focusing on his Meditations to demonstrate how his scientific objectives are intertwined. This analysis...

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...

As the day begins, a little bunny says good day to all the familiar things outside. It greets the birds in the skies and the bees in their hives, one by one.As the sun starts to set, it's time for...

This memoir recounts Major Margaret Thomas's experiences as a nurse in the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps during the 1950s and '60s. Tracing her footsteps in the legacy of Florence...

Standing Dead by Margaret Mizushima is a tense and satisfying thriller that follows Deputy Mattie Cobb as she uncovers a chilling mystery. When her mother and stepfather vanish, Mattie receives a...

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

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...

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...

The Blue Gonfalon by Margaret Ann Hubbard is a culturally significant work that has been preserved and made available to the public. As it falls within the public domain in the United States, readers...

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...

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...

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...

The People by Margaret Canovan explores one of the most influential yet understudied political concepts: the idea of the people. Despite its significance, this concept has been neglected by theorists...

A collection of legendary figures from Western history, Heroes explores the subject of heroism through stirring examples of men and women who have inspired and transformed their cultures and the...

The Relational Subject by Pierpaolo Donati and Margaret S. Archer explores a new approach to understanding relationships in social theory. Most researchers focus on dyadic relations, neglecting the...

The Gate of Heaven: The History and Symbolism of the Temple in Jerusalem by Margaret Barker. This book explores the origins and afterlife of traditions about the Temple in Judaism, drawing on...

This collection of obituaries celebrates nearly 150 years of women's progress, from pioneers like Mary Sommerville to trailblazers like Margaret Thatcher. With entries spanning over 140 years, the...

Bonny's Debut by Margaret Rodeheaver is a heartwarming story about self-discovery and perseverance. When her 'uncles' leave town, Bonny finds herself in a new job, school, and with a new dream: to...

An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson is a captivating tale of art, magic, and forbidden love. When a young artist's paintings are coveted by the faerie courts, she unwittingly sparks a chain...

The Peppered Moth by Margaret Drabble is a novel that explores the lives of two women, separated by generations and social class, as they navigate their places in the world.Set against the backdrop...

Tomás Nevinson is the final novel from Javier Marías, widely regarded as one of Spain's greatest writers. In this gripping tale, Marías explores a world where right and wrong are irreparably blurred...

Lydia's latest knitting class, "Knit to Quit", brings together four members with different goals: Abbie seeks support after a broken engagement, Alix aims to quit smoking before pregnancy, Margaret...

Survival: A Thematic Guide to Canadian Literature by Margaret Atwood is a provocative and engaging exploration of the country's literary heritage. First published in 1972, this influential book...

Hy Brasil: A Novel by Margaret ElphinstoneA travel writer is sent to investigate the existence of Hy Brasil, a mythical island in the Atlantic whose reality has been disputed until recent times. Her...

Femicidal Fears examines contemporary femicidal plots in which women are killed or fear for their lives. Helene Meyers argues that these female Gothic novels of death bring nuanced feminist thought...

David Lang, a seasoned journalist and minor television celebrity, arrives in Shelby to write about the town's oldest living citizen, Daddy Sherry. He is determined to file his story quickly and...

The Handmaid's Tale (Movie Tie-in) In Margaret Atwood's dystopian future, environmental disasters and declining birthrates have led to a Second American Civil War. A totalitarian regime, the Republic...

This book offers a fresh perspective on global economics, challenging the conventional wisdom that prioritises profit over people and the planet. Margaret Legum argues for a new way forward, one that...

Peter Townsend's remarkable life is one of great heroism and personal struggle. In Time and Chance, he tells his side of the story, placing the episode of his romance with Princess Margaret within...

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 Radiant Way by Margaret Drabble This thought-provoking novel explores the transformative years of 1980s Britain through the experiences of three women. Spanning the decade's pivotal moments, it...

Breaking the Code: A candid and insightful look at modern government through the eyes of Gyles Brandreth, former MP for Chester and government whip. These widely acclaimed diaries offer a unique...

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...

Sartre and Psychoanalysis: An Existentialist Challenge to Clinical Metatheory by Betty Cannon explores the implications of Sartre's philosophy for the Freudian psychoanalytic tradition. Cannon...

Dyslexia: A History by Philip Kirby and Margaret J. Snowling explores the origins and evolution of dyslexia, tracing its development from Victorian medicine to its current status as a globally...

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...

A heartwarming picture book by Margaret Wise Brown is beautifully reillustrated for a contemporary audience. One day, children find a bird lying still and decide to say goodbye. They gently lay the...

Aging can be a transformative experience. For those who have lived life on their own terms, it may also bring new challenges. This self-help guide offers practical advice and inspiration for...

Ryszard Kapuscinski's Imperium is a deeply personal and profoundly insightful exploration of the Soviet Union's existence as a single entity. From the author's own experiences of living under Soviet...

The I Ching: An Authentic Translation of the Book of Changes This ancient text, one of the world's most influential books, has been a source of wisdom for over 3,000 years. The I Ching, or Book of...

In Darkest London offers a poignant portrayal of life in the East End of London during the 1880s. Written by Margaret Harkness under her pen name, this social documentary provides a powerful insight...

A collection of poems celebrating extraordinary women and girls who broke boundaries and achieved great things. This inspiring anthology features real-life role models such as Malala, Rosa Parks,...

Harry the Guinea Pig is a heartwarming picture book about a mischievous dog who finds himself feeling left out when a new pet arrives. Harry's attempts to get attention back on track only lead to...

Margaret Rustin's Selected Clinical Papers offer a unique insight into the complexities of child and adolescent psychotherapy. Her writing is marked by its imaginative sensitivity to the emotional...

Henry Herbert's family secrets have been exposed, putting everyone behind bars. Now, he travels to Margaret River to search for his half-sister, Lillian, who may have avoided their family's wrath...

Sir Christopher Mallaby's memoir offers a unique insight into the world of diplomacy during the Cold War era. At its core is the unification of Germany in 1990, a culmination of years of work by Sir...

Forensic Archaeology Advances in Theory and Practice by John Hunter and Margaret Cox is an indispensable guide to the methods and means of forensic archaeology. This updated edition incorporates new...

Breakthrough Therapies: Crystal Acupuncture and Teragram Therapy by Margaret Rogers explores the world of alternative therapies. This book delves into the techniques of crystal acupuncture and...

A dark and twisted tale of ambition and corruption, House of Cards reveals the secrets that lie behind the corridors of power. Francis Urquhart's ruthless pursuit of success will stop at nothing,...

The Sacred Heart and Mine in Holy Communion is a collection of brief meditations on the titles of the Sacred Heart, suitable for reflection during Communion or visits to the Blessed Sacrament...

Helping children develop self-esteem and a positive sense of self is a vital part of their emotional growth. The New TA for Kids, a revised edition of a popular series, provides powerful techniques...