131 results for 'Armitage, Ronda'

Mrs Armitage and her dog Breakspear are back for their third outlandish adventure. When Uncle Cosmo buys himself a motorbike and gives Mrs. Armitage his car, it becomes clear that her driving skills...

The Poetry of Simon Armitage: A Study Guide for GCSE Students by Tony ChildsThis study guide provides an in-depth exploration of Simon Armitage's poetry, ideal for GCSE students. With ten full-length...

Darkness in Ronda is the second book in the Andalusian Mystery Series. Set against the stunning backdrop of Ronda, Spain, this crime thriller follows Diego Romero as he attempts to reform...

This 106-page biography chronicles the Armitage family from 1662 to the present day. Written by Cyrus Armitage, it is considered culturally important and has been preserved for public access.As part...

The Serial Garden: A Collection of Whimsical Tales. Life with the Armitage family is never dull. Their mother's honeymoon wish has brought them a fairy godmother, a pet unicorn, and a world of magic...

Ted Hughes Poems is a selection of poems by the celebrated poet Ted Hughes, chosen by Simon Armitage, a contemporary poet and critic. In this Poet to Poet series, Armitage offers a unique perspective...

Ronda Reynolds' life was cut short in a tragic and mysterious way. Her mother, Barb Thompson, refused to accept that her daughter had taken her own life. Over the next eleven years, Coroner Terry...

Ronda Rousey's autobiography offers an intimate look at her life and career. From her childhood struggles with speech problems to her rise as one of the most dominant mixed-martial-arts fighters in...

Rediscover a beloved picture book in this special 45th Anniversary Edition. Mr Grinling, the lighthouse keeper, loves his lunch, especially the tasty treats sent by Mrs Grinling. However, the local...

Deep beneath the waves, a mystery was unfolding. Lobster's claw was caught in a baked-bean can, and Shark had chewed an old lilo, now stuck in her sharp teeth. Mr Grinling, the lighthouse keeper, had...

Mrs Armitage is ready to ride the waves. With her trusty surfboard and loyal dog Breakspear by her side, she paddles out to sea to wait for the Big Wave. But Mrs Armitage is not one to settle for...

Mrs Armitage sets off for a quiet cycle with her faithful dog, Breakspear. However, she soon finds herself adding an assortment of items to her bicycle, each one more outlandish than the last. Before...

A Guide to Making Leather Belts with 12 Complete Projects by Nigel Armitage Create high-quality leather belts that fit perfectly and last for generations with this comprehensive guide. Nigel Armitage...

Blossomise by Simon Armitage A poetic celebration of spring's fleeting beauty, Blossomise explores the joy and melancholy of the blossom season. With a unique blend of traditional forms and modern...

Gilgamesh, a story of friendship and adventure, has been retold for nearly four thousand years. The story of a tyrannical king and his wild counterpart, brought to life by the gods, is one of the...

Nigel Armitage's workshop has been renowned for its traditional approach to leathercraft, a method that values high-quality techniques and timeless results. In this book, he shares his expertise with...

Simon Armitage's "Walking Home" is a poignant and contemplative account of his journey along the Pennine Way, undertaken in the summer of 2010. The 256-mile route, usually approached from south to...

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a medieval romance, a gripping morality tale, and a weird thriller, all woven together in a single, compelling narrative. Simon Armitage's inventive translation...

A great, shiny whale has washed up on the beach. Mrs Grinling spots it from her window one evening and knows they need help. Her husband, Mr Grinling, and she decide to get everyone to assist in...

Secret Shepperton: England's Hollywood explores the fascinating history of a small town on the River Thames, where the River Thames has played a significant role in shaping its past.The town's...

Sarah Collier has been lucky: she's got a glittering scientific career and a husband who loves her more than anything. But now she's showing signs of early Alzheimer's, and the only hope for a cure...

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a thrilling and accessible translation of the medieval poem. The story begins with a mysterious encounter between a knight and a green-clad figure, who challenges...

Big Ideas for Little Philosophers Box Set Explore big questions in a way that's easy to understand. This box set introduces four important thinkers and their key ideas: Imagination, Equality,...

Simon Armitage's poetry is known for its exuberance and verbal agility, but these poems mark a more personal and vulnerable side of the poet. With a coming-of-age theme, they showcase Armitage's...

Simon Armitage's latest travelogue takes readers on a journey along Britain's south west coast, a distance of 630 miles from the Pennine Way. In this sequel to his acclaimed Walking Home, Armitage...

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight by Simon Armitage is a masterful retelling of a medieval poem. In this version, Armitage has responded to the original's tact, sophistication, and dramatic intensity...

Simon Armitage's A Vertical Art gathers his public lectures as Professor of Poetry at Oxford University. In these essays, he seeks to define poetry's core qualities and its place in contemporary...

A new verse translation of Pearl by Simon Armitage. This spellbinding translation reimagines a medieval allegory of grief and consolation. Oxford Professor of Poetry Simon Armitage brings to life the...

Simon Armitage's 'Sandettie Light Vessel Automatic' is a substantial body of work that showcases his diverse range of interests and talents. Over several years, he has written hundreds of poems for...

The Adirondack Letters of George Washington Sears, written as Nessmuk, are a collection of essays that explore the beauty and challenges of canoeing in the Adirondack wilderness. In these letters,...

The Ideological Origins of the British Empire explores how British conceptions of empire evolved over half a century. David Armitage examines the emergence of British imperial identity from the...

This collection of poems explores themes of domestic tension, law and order, submerged violence, and the anarchic strain in human nature. Simon Armitage's work delves into the complexities of the...

The Costa Brava way Camins de Ronda takes you on a journey along 230 kilometres of stunning Catalan coastline. Follow Sergi Lara as he guides you through exceptional landscapes, from walkways to...

Simon Armitage's latest collection of poetry is a return to his trademark contemporary lyricism. Warm, knowing and generous, the poems in 'The Unaccompanied' combine wit and mischief with...

Gig: The Life and Times of a Rock-star Fantasist by Simon Armitage is a humorous exploration of music and the muse in work and life. Crammed with stories, anecdotes, jokes, absurdities, and homilies,...

The Dead Sea Poems is Simon Armitage's fourth collection, featuring a long visionary poem, 'Five Eleven Ninety Nine'. In this work, he explores everyday domestic life and questions of belief and...

Simon Armitage's debut collection Zoom! marked him out as one of the most distinctive new voices in British poetry. Written during his time as a probation officer, this first collection was both...

Simon Armitage's new collection is a vibrant and diverse assembly of dramatic monologues, allegories, parables, and tall tales. Each poem brings to life a unique voice, from the melancholy to the...

Simon Armitage's poems are deeply rooted in his childhood experiences growing up in Marsden, West Yorkshire. The night-time view from his bedroom window has been a constant source of inspiration,...

The Last Days of Troy by Simon Armitage is a vivid new dramatic adaptation of the Trojan War. First performed at the Royal Exchange in 2014, this poem brings to life the epic tale of the war that...

A Vertical Art On Poetry by Simon Armitage is a spirited exploration of the art form, demystifying its complexities and celebrating its power. With a refreshingly common-sense approach, Armitage...

David Armitage's Foundations of Modern International Thought explores how major European political thinkers first began to consider a world of competitive sovereign states inhabiting an international...

Daniel Deronda is a novel by George Eliot, published in 1876. Set against the backdrop of Victorian England, the story follows the complex and intertwined lives of its characters as they navigate...

Simon Armitage's 'Sandettie Light Vessel Automatic' is a substantial collection of poems that showcase his public engagement as a poet. Over several years, he has written hundreds of poems for...

A poet's study in a rural shed serves as a tranquil retreat from the world outside. Nearby, a former cow-field is being transformed into a new cemetery, a stark contrast to the peaceful atmosphere of...

This part-memoir and excursion explores the writer's formative years, charting the ups and downs of growing up in Northern England. From tax problems to American tours, football to family, Armitage...

Daniel Deronda is a novel by George Eliot, published in 1996, which explores the intertwined lives of Gwendolene Harleth and Daniel Deronda as they search for personal and vocational fulfilment and...

The Silence of Herondale by Joan Aiken is a gripping thriller that weaves together a complex web of secrets and danger. In the depths of winter, a young girl's life hangs in the balance as she is...

Vince Gironda's training and nutrition methods remain influential in the bodybuilding world. Despite his concepts being widely known, they are often not fully understood. This concise book provides a...

Daniel Deronda is a powerful novel that explores the complexities of human relationships and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world. Gwendolen Harleth's desperate gamble on marriage and...

George Eliot's last novel explores two interconnected stories. Gwendolen Harleth, a young woman with a troubled past, marries for financial security, while Daniel Deronda searches for his true...

Simon Armitage's latest collection brings together lyrics from various musical projects and ventures. The poems were written for LYR, the DIY indie band The Scaremongers, film and theatre productions...

Living in harmony with nature, ecologist Anne LaBastille created a life that many dream about. After her divorce, she found the perfect place to live - a 20-acre parcel of land in the Adirondack...

Christmas Plates From Royal Copenhagen and Bing and Grondahl By Lars Christoffersen A comprehensive reference to collectible porcelain Christmas plates from Denmark. This beautifully illustrated book...

Discover 45 short walks in and around Farnham, exploring Crondall, Puttenham, Hindhead, Frensham and Bentley. This comprehensive guide takes you on a journey through the beautiful Surrey countryside,...

Russell Newell's memoir of his attempt to complete Ironman Lake Placid is a humorous and relatable account of one man's quest to push his body to its limits. The author recounts the gruelling...

The Children of the New Forest A gripping adventure set in 17th-century England during the tumultuous period of the Civil War. When Colonel Beverley's family home is destroyed, his four children are...

Discover 35 inspiring walks around Marbella, exploring the region's rich history and stunning natural beauty. From the Sierra Blanca and Sierra de las Nieves National park to the Serrania de Ronda...

Set amidst the dramatic Pennine landscape, Stanza Stones is a unique record of site-specific poetry and the art of stone carving. Commissioned through the Ilkley Literature Festival, Simon Armitage...

Shame and Guilt explores two fundamental self-conscious emotions that have long been studied by scholars and clinicians. This comprehensive volume presents a new scientific perspective on shame and...

Taming the Lion Within: 5 Steps from Anger to Peace by Ronda Chervin offers practical guidance for overcoming uncontrolled anger. This self-help book provides a structured approach to understanding...

A semi-autobiographical novel by Penelope Mortimer, The Pumpkin Eater is a moving account of a woman's breakdown in 1960s London. With three husbands and a large family, Mrs Armitage's life is marked...

The Red Lacquer Case A Golden Age Mystery by Patricia WentworthA mysterious red lacquer case holds a deadly secret and sets off a chain of events that puts its owner in grave danger. When the case is...

London Underground Ghost StoriesPrepare to be frightened by these terrifying tales and mysterious events from the London Underground. Jill Armitage brings together a collection of spine-tingling...

Simon Armitage's poetry has been a significant presence on the UK literary scene for over three decades. This collection, Paper Aeroplane, brings together a selection of his most notable poems from...

A slice of village life returns in this charming novel by Miss Read. Charles Henstock, the new rector of Thrush Green, faces opposition from Mrs Thurgood and her daughter Janet, while Albert Piggott...

Big Ideas for Little Philosophers: Imagination with Descartes by Duane Armitage and Maureen McQuerry is a board book that explores the power of imagination. It explains how our ability to imagine...

Short and Sweet is an anthology that explores the power of short poems to tell stories, present complex arguments, and convey passion and wisdom. Simon Armitage, a leading poet of his generation,...

Tyrannosaurus Rex Versus the Corduroy Kid is a collection of poetry that explores the conflicts within society today. Simon Armitage focuses his attention on England in the here and now, resulting in...

Daisy Turner finds solace in Kew Gardens during wartime, surrounded by the beauty and tranquility it offers. As she works on the Dig For Victory campaign alongside her colleague Beth Sanderson, they...

Hansel & Gretel A Nightmare in Eight Scenes is a dystopian verse retelling of the story, presented in a beautifully illustrated edition. Simon Armitage's poetic take on the story brings a fresh...

The Owl and the Nightingale is a captivating translation of an early Middle English poem that shines light on identity, cultural habits, class distinctions, and the right to be heard. A fiery verbal...

Simon Armitage and Tim Dee bring together a diverse range of poems about birds, from celebrated poets like Keats and Shelley to lesser-known gems. This unique anthology is organized by ornithological...

In 2009, three women - Susan Rushworth, Shelley Armitage, and Suzanne Blamires - went missing under tragic circumstances. All three had been involved in sex work to fund their drug habits, and their...

Simon Armitage's poetry collection Out of the Blue responds to three significant anniversaries, each marking a different conflict. The poems explore themes of remembrance and reflection.Commissioned...

Over 25 years of the Forward books of poetry have come together in this unique anthology, showcasing the best of contemporary poetry. The Forward Prizes have long been a benchmark for excellence in...

A collection of 100 poems by writers who have been recognised for their innovative work through the Forward Prizes for Poetry. This anthology showcases poetry as a space for fresh and powerful...

Derbyshire Ghost Stories offers a chilling collection of terrifying tales from around Derbyshire. Jill Armitage's book is a fascinating exploration of the region's darker side, featuring stories that...

Discover your unique flavour profile and unlock the secrets of Asian cuisine with Taste Kitchen: Asia. This comprehensive guide splits your palate into six distinct personalities, revealing how to...

Odysseus's journey home is fraught with peril as he faces the wrath of Poseidon and navigates treacherous seas.Twenty years after the Trojan war, Odysseus sets out to reclaim his rightful place in...

The Poets at Dove Cottage brings together a diverse range of poetry from the residents and visitors to this iconic Lake District home. Featuring works by notable poets such as Coleridge, Simon...

The New Penguin Book of Love Poetry brings together a rich collection of poems on the subject of love, spanning cultures and ages. From ancient fragments to modern masterpieces, this anthology...

Discover the rich literary heritage of Yorkshire, Britain's largest county, in this stunning anthology. From the magical wilderness of the moors to the dales and cities built on industry and mining,...

The Children of the New ForestA gripping adventure set in 17th-century England during the tumultuous period of the Civil War. When Colonel Beverley's family home is threatened, his four children are...

A gripping new crime thriller introduces DCI Matilda Darke, a detective with a troubled past. When a young boy walks into a police station in France, claiming to be a missing child from Sheffield,...

A new gathering of timeless love poems brings together voices from across the ages to explore this most universal of themes. From Shakespeare to contemporary poets like Wendy Cope and Simon Armitage,...

Raven-haired Minerva, eldest daughter of an impecunious vicar, is to have her coming-out in London, a prospect that does not sit well with the rest of the family. When the news is announced, Mrs...

Four Queens and a Countess: Mary Queen of Scots, Elizabeth I, Mary I, Lady Jane Grey and Bess of HardwickThe intricate web of relationships between these six women was forged in the tumultuous...

A collection of innovative prose poetry from UK writers, showcasing the versatility and expressiveness of this unique literary form. Edited by Anne Caldwell and Oz Hardwick, this anthology brings...

This beautifully illustrated book brings together over 100 poems about Britain's nature, exploring the country's diverse landscapes and wildlife through the eyes of some of the greatest poets.From...

Canon Mark Oakley's Readings for Funerals is a thoughtful collection of Bible quotations, poems, hymns, and prose, offering comfort and solace to those who are grieving.Featuring a range of authors,...

Cleo's world of high society and fashion is turned upside down when she discovers the body of Madame Poitiers in her salon. As the social season approaches, Cleo is uniquely positioned to gather...

Arbella Stuart: The Uncrowned Queen by Jill Armitage In 1562, Elizabeth I lay dying of smallpox, sparking a succession crisis that would have far-reaching consequences. At the heart of this turmoil...

Big Ideas for Little Philosophers: Truth with Socrates Duane Armitage and Maureen McQuerry explore the idea that telling the truth and living a life full of wonder can make us wise. This board book...

Lady of the Loch by Helen Armitage is a heartwarming story about one bird's remarkable journey. For twenty years, Lady has made an incredible 3000-mile round trip from Africa to Scotland, defying the...

The Incubus by David Penny In 1485, Ronda is a refuge for Thomas Berrington from the turmoil in Gharnatah. For al-Zagal, it's a return to his mountain stronghold. But when the Spanish army arrives...

A collection of stories from some of the world's greatest writers about their own public humiliation offers a unique glimpse into the human experience. Humiliation is not unique to writers, but the...

Daphne by M. C. Beaton is a Regency romance novel that explores the complexities of beauty and love. Daphne Armitage, renowned for her stunning looks, seeks to avoid the turmoil of true love by...

The History Manifesto by Joanna Guldi and David Armitage is a call to arms for historians and anyone interested in the role of history in contemporary society. The authors argue that a shift back to...