350 results for 'Blanch, Lesley'

Lesley Blanch was a true original - an artist to her fingertips, a writer, a traveler, and a talented illustrator. Her life was marked by passion, mystery, and adventure. From a young age, she had a...

Shooting Secrets: What Winners Know and Coaches Don't Tell YouLesley Goddard, a former Great Britain international shooter, shares her insights into the mental and physical disciplines required to...

Explore the Magical World of Herbs Discover the secrets of herbs and create your own healing potions, remedies, and magical preparations. This enchanting workbook is filled with recipes, projects,...

Blanche on the Lam: A Blanche White Mystery by Barbara Neely is a groundbreaking crime novel that introduces one of the most memorable and original characters in mystery fiction. When an employer...

Lesley Pearse's first autobiography is a story of resilience and determination. Born into an orphanage after her mother's death, she went on to experience a tumultuous twenties in London, working as...

New Perspectives on Food Blanching by Felipe Richter Reis explores the advances in blanching and its impact on food. The book delves into the concepts involved in both traditional and novel blanching...

A collection of witty garden quips and practical advice for the modern gardener. Lesley Masters brings together a miscellany of quotes and prose to inspire and inform, covering everything from shed...

Rose Blanche is a powerful and poignant novel about a young girl's courageous act of defiance in the face of war. In a small German town, Rose witnesses the devastating impact of conflict on her...

Claire Rawlings spends her days scrutinizing the motives and methods of fictitious criminals. Her 13-year-old friend Meredith Lawrence has a keen eye for the facts of crime, however. When Meredith...

Lesley Gore's remarkable life and career are told in this comprehensive biography. From her debut single "It's My Party" to her enduring legacy as a pioneering female artist, Gore's story is one of...

A mysterious presence settles over La Bastide Blanche, a grand house left empty for decades. When controversial author Valère Barbier moves in, the news sparks a flurry of activity in Aix-en-Provence...

A spellbinding mystery of obsession and guilt unfolds in this poignant story of what happens to those left behind when a child vanishes without trace.It's the summer of 1968, a day marked by tragedy...

Blanche Knopf was the driving force behind Alfred A. Knopf, a company that helped define American literature. In 1915, she co-founded the firm with her husband and went on to become a key figure in...

Ava Harris returns to her hometown of Glace Bay, Cape Breton, after ten years away. She's been living a life of luxury in Los Angeles as actress Ava, but a family crisis brings her back to the small...

Thousands will die, and the clock is ticking. With no clear target or motive, 007 is given the freedom to act, but the stakes are high when innocent lives are at risk. The only suspects are ruthless...

A quiet life is about to take an unexpected turn for Mable Thompson. When her mother takes a holiday to an exclusive resort with her Aunty Julie, Mable is convinced they will be led astray. Instead,...

Celebrate the iconic Golden Girls with this unique and entertaining collection of autobiographies. This deluxe boxed set features four hardcover books, each with 48 pages of content, full-color...

Mary Tudor's life was shaped by the men in her world. Her father, Henry VII, and brothers Arthur and Henry VIII held significant influence over her childhood. As she grew older, Mary faced...

Dorothy Morris's letters from Spain in 1937 vividly describe her journey to a Republican medical unit during the Spanish Civil War. This book brings together these letters with extensive research to...

Mary Tudor's life was shaped by the men in her world: her father, brothers, and husbands. Yet it was she who took control of her destiny, forging a path that would be both triumphant and treacherous...

Goodbye, Spain? The Question of Independence for Catalonia by Kathryn Crameri explores the complex and evolving dynamics of Catalan nationalism in the context of growing support for independence...

The Mistress Next Door: An Utterly Gripping Thriller Full of Shocking Twists. Life in Prospect Close seems idyllic for Oliver and his family, but beneath the surface, cracks begin to appear. A...

Catalonia Since the Spanish Civil War Reconstructing the Nation by Andrew Dowling provides an innovative interpretation of the determinants of Catalan nationalism. Following Franco's victory in 1939,...

Aristocrats, Adventurers and Ambulances: British Medical Units in the Spanish Civil War by Linda Palfreeman In 1936, a military coup sparked civil war in Spain, prompting a global response to provide...

Angela Jackson's book explores the experiences of British women during the Spanish Civil War, shedding light on their motivations and involvement in the conflict.The author examines how these women...

Charlie by Lesley Pearse is a gripping and emotional saga about a girl's quest for truth and protection. When Charlie witnesses a brutal attack on her mother, she sets out to uncover the secrets...

Beyond the Five Senses by Lesley Metcalfe explores the idea that our thoughts hold the key to unlocking our full potential. Through personal stories, the book delves into the human experience of...

Reconstructing Spain: Cultural Heritage and Memory After Civil War By Dacia Viejo-Rose, Sussex Academic Press, 2014 This book explores the role of cultural heritage in post-conflict reconstruction...

The Development of Battlefield Blood Transfusion During the Civil War By Linda Palfreeman The Spanish Civil War marked a significant turning point in the history of blood transfusion medicine. In...

Get the most out of your pregnancy journey with this comprehensive week-by-week guide. Written by renowned obstetrician Professor Lesley Regan, this book takes you through every stage of pregnancy,...

The Cobra Goddess & the Chaos Serpent In Ancient Egypt by Lesley Jackson is a meticulous study of the history, mythology, symbolism and importance of snake and serpent deities in Ancient Egypt. This...

Alice Kent's life is turned upside down when she's approached by a man claiming to be her father, Angus Tweedy. He reveals that he served time in prison for marrying her mother, Sally, bigamously,...

The role of women in the Nationalist war effort during the Spanish Civil War has long been overlooked. This monograph offers a new perspective on the vital and invisible contributions made by women...

Blanche Vaughan's "House and Garden a Year in the Kitchen" is a seasonal cookbook that celebrates the changing of the seasons with 150 simple yet elegant recipes. The book draws inspiration from the...

Don'ts for Husbands is a pocket-sized guide to happy marriage, offering entertaining advice for couples. Written by Blanche Ebbutt, this 1913 edition has been reissued to provide a unique insight...

The Spanish Right and the Jews, 1898-1945: Antisemitism and Opportunism The political culture of the Spanish radical right was deeply intertwined with two enduring myths: the "Reconquista" and the...

The Other Tenant by Lesley Kara is a gripping new thriller that explores the darker side of human nature. When Marlow takes a live-in property guardianship job at a Victorian school, she's forced to...

The Married Widows of Cornwall: A Story of Resilience and Resourcefulness In the 19th century, thousands of Cornish wives were left behind as their husbands emigrated to work overseas. These 'married...

Lesley Blanch's life was a testament to her indomitable spirit and passion for exploration. Born in 1904, she spent most of her life travelling to remote areas that inspired some of the most vivid...

Lesley Blanch's "The Wilder Shores Of Love" tells the story of four women who defied convention and found love and fulfillment in 19th-century Middle East and North Africa. Their lives, though vastly...

The Sabres of Paradise: Conquest and Vengeance in the Caucasus by Lesley Blanch. This biography tells the story of Imam Shamyl, a charismatic leader who united the warring mountain tribes of...

Eve's decision to leave her husband, Don, was motivated by a desire to protect her children from his abuse. However, she soon finds herself in a desperate situation where she must confront the...

Burst into colour with this enchanting fairy garden painting book. Featuring 16 scenes to paint, including a snow-covered garden, a lake of lily pads, and a fairy fruit patch, the intricate black and...

The Spoon Stealer is a heartwarming and humorous novel about a woman's journey to heal and reconnect with her past. Emmeline, a retired woman with a rich history, joins a memoir-writing course at the...

A wonderful collection of stories from across the globe is presented in this engaging book. It features ten folktales specially chosen from around the world, each beautifully illustrated by artists...

Lose yourself in this powerful historical novel, based on a real-life tragedy. When their father kills their mother, Dulcie and her sister are sent to an orphanage, with promises of a better life in...

The Gingerbread Man is a delightful picture book retold for younger children. Run, run as fast as you can, you can't catch him, he's the Gingerbread Man! But although he may be able to out-run...

The Wartime Bookshop is a heartwarming and nostalgic novel that explores the lives of three women in a small village during World War II. As the war effort takes hold, these women find themselves...

Wellesley College: A Pioneering Story of Women's Education On September 8, 1875, Wellesley College opened its doors to its first students, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey in women's...

It's Christmas time in the village, but the festive spirit is overshadowed by a gruesome discovery. A body is found in a doorway just two weeks before the big day, and Libby Sarjeant is called upon...

Churchwood has never needed The Wartime Bookshop more than it does now. Under threat at a critical moment, the community must come together to keep spirits high. For Alice, Kate, and Naomi, the...

Wellesley Tudor Pole's life is a paradox of contrasts. On the surface, he appears as a conventional London businessman, but beneath this façade lies a complex and enigmatic individual. This book...

Dorothy Wellesley was a poet, gardener, traveller and heiress with a life as unconventional as her name. Her relationships and friendships were marked by passion and rebellion, including a...

Originally published in 1913, Don'ts for Wives offers practical advice for a happy marriage, with a timeless wisdom that remains relevant today.These pocket-sized books, reissued in facsimile,...

A murder in a Sandbanks mansion sets off a complex investigation for DCI Lesley Clarke. The victim's ex-husband and housekeeper are found dead, and Lesley must untangle the evidence to uncover the...

This collection of essays explores the lesser-known works of Victorian writers through a feminist lens. From Anne Bronte to Mary Ward, the contributors examine key themes such as the relationship...

A murder in a Sandbanks mansion sets off a complex investigation for DCI Lesley Clarke. A wealthy lawyer and her companion are found brutally murdered, with multiple suspects emerging. As Lesley...

A Murder in Wellesley: A True Story of Deception and Betrayal In 1999, a brutal murder shook the affluent community of Wellesley, Massachusetts. Mabel Greineder's savage killing sent shockwaves...

Lesley Williams' poignant collection of poetry, Daughter of Mine, is a heart-wrenching exploration of grief and loss. Written by her mother, Lesley, this powerful work of verse captures the...

Twelve-year-old Lesley has lived in the Homes since she was three weeks old. She and her best friend Jonesy have known hard lives, but never danger - until now. A girl is found dead at the Homes,...

The House of Doors by Twan Eng Tan is set in 1921 at Cassowary House in the Straits Settlements of Penang. Robert Hamlyn, a well-to-do lawyer, and his wife Lesley, a society hostess, are joined by an...

This is the heart-wrenching story of Lesley Ann Downey, a 10-year-old girl who was abducted by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley on Boxing Day 1964. Her brother Terry's decision not to accompany her to the...

A seemingly perfect family is built on deception. For Lesley, her husband Seb and their young daughter Evie were everything she had ever wanted - but one secret threatened to destroy it all. As the...

Thomas the Obscure by Maurice Blanchot Maurice Blanchot's first novel, written between 1932 and 1940, is a groundbreaking work of post-modern fiction that explores the nature of being itself. This...

A GBP15 million EuroMillions jackpot changes the life of Lesley Kinnock and her family forever. When she returns to their house one spring afternoon, she finds it empty: their 15-year-old daughter...

A humorous and heartwarming tale of love and self-discovery unfolds in 1929 London. When Lesley Frewen's life is disrupted by an unexpected inheritance, she impulsively adopts a young boy named...

Blanche Caldwell Barrow's memoir offers a unique perspective on the infamous partnership between Bonnie and Clyde. Written between 1933 and 1939, while serving time at the Missouri State...

All Is Love Poems, Essays and Photographs by Lesley S. King This collection brings together poetry, essays, and photographs to help you find true joy in life. Through her own experiences as a...

Lesley has always fancied herself as an amateur sleuth. When Al hires her to investigate his elderly uncle's young fiancée, she jumps at the chance. The job involves posing as Al's girlfriend and...

Maurice Blanchot: The Demand of Writing explores the relationship between philosophy and literature through a collection of essays by leading commentators. This timely publication brings together...

The Ghost Village Murders by Rachel McLean is the gripping final instalment to the Dorset Crime series. DCI Lesley Clarke is close to solving her predecessor's murder, but a new discovery in the...

Tumbling Dice is a hilarious and revealing account of one woman's journey through the wild world of celebrity and tabloid journalism. With a career spanning from intern at London's Capital Radio to...

Blanchot and Hegel explores the complex relationship between thought and language in the philosophy of Maurice Blanchot. This analysis examines how Blanchot's work critiques key aspects of G.W.F...

Lesley has just completed a video that reveals her true self. In it, she plays a character who enjoys life and spends time topless, but is blind to the sinister undertones in her story as well as her...

Caxton's Blanchardyn and Eglantine by L. Kellner This study explores the literary and cultural significance of Caxton's works, focusing on the relationships between the English language, medieval...

This comprehensive reader brings together six books by Maurice Blanchot in one volume. It is the first and only collection of his celebrated fiction and critical/philosophical writing, offering a...

Maurice Blanchot and Fragmentary Writing: A Change of Epoch explores the literary, philosophical, and political significance of fragmentary writing. This in-depth analysis examines Blanchot's own...

This compact volume presents an in-depth analysis of two influential thinkers: Georges Bataille and Maurice Blanchot. Jean-Paul Sartre, one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth...

Explore the captivating journey of María Blanchard, a Spanish painter whose remarkable talent was overlooked in her time due to prevailing gender biases in the art world. This catalog offers a...

Scent of Danger by Fiona Buckley is a gripping historical mystery set in 1586. When Ursula Blanchard receives an urgent visit from Sir Francis Walsingham, she's drawn into a deadly game of espionage...

Anti-Blanchard Macroeconomics: A Comparative Approach critically examines prevailing economic theory and policy in comparison with alternative approaches. This revised edition explores the...

Ursula Stannard faces her greatest challenge in this gripping Tudor mystery. When she is summoned back to Faldene House after Sir Francis Walsingham's funeral, Ursula is drawn into a deadly game of...

Ursula Stannard returns to solve another Tudor mystery in this gripping tale of suspicious riches, murder and hidden treasures. When Arabella's wedding is threatened by her refusal to marry, Ursula...

A Web of Silk by Fiona Buckley is a gripping Tudor mystery that sets the stage for intrigue and suspense. In 1582, Ursula's quiet life is disrupted by the arrival of her new neighbour, Giles Frost,...

The Dark Gaze: Maurice Blanchot and the SacredKevin Hart's thought-provoking exploration of Maurice Blanchot's philosophy, revealing a thinker devoted to the possibilities of a spiritual life.Hart...

Forest of Secrets by Fiona Buckley is a gripping Tudor mystery set in May 1586. Ursula, the queen's spymaster, travels to a rural village in the New Forest to investigate disturbing reports of...

The Reluctant Assassin by Fiona Buckley In 1581, Queen Elizabeth faces pressure to consider a marriage to the Duke of Alençon. Meanwhile, Ursula Blanchard's young son is kidnapped while out riding,...

Maurice Blanchot's concept of literature as "a power of contestation" has sparked intense debate among scholars. This collection of essays brings together prominent thinkers to explore Blanchot's...

Nancy and Blanchot: A Serious Controversy explores the concept of community in philosophy and its implications for politics. In the 1980s, Jean-Luc Nancy and Maurice Blanchot both rethought the...

Capi Blanchet's life was marked by adventure and loss. After her husband's death in 1926, she spent every summer cruising BC's west coast with her five children and their dog in the family's 25-foot...

The Imperative to Write: Destitutions of the Sublime in Kafka, Blanchot, and Beckett This book explores the relationship between writing and the sublime, examining how three key authors - Kafka,...

Blanche has the power to change a kingdom. Her ability as a Mindwalker is so rare and valuable that it must be kept secret, especially since she's also the sister of the king. As Blanche navigates...

Emmanuel Levinas and Maurice Blanchot: Ethics and the Ambiguity of WritingThis comparative study explores the philosophical ideas of two influential thinkers, Emmanuel Levinas and Maurice Blanchot...

Queen Elizabeth's half-sister and secret agent Ursula Stannard is tasked with uncovering a sinister plot in 1594 Cornwall. A local man, Master Roskilly, has escaped from pirates who had taken him to...

Sonic Encounters with Blanchot explores the relationship between sound and music in the work of Maurice Blanchot. This collection brings together scholars from various disciplines to examine the...

Visual Abuse: Jim Blanchard's Graphic Art 1982-2002This collection brings together Jim Blanchard's artwork from two decades, spanning punk rock, grunge, psychedelia, and alternative comics. The book...

A gripping and suspenseful novel from Sunday Times bestseller Lesley Pearse. Eve's decision to leave her husband Don Hathaway has far-reaching consequences, threatening the fragile hope she's created...

A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams In the sweltering heart of New Orleans, a fragile southern belle's world begins to unravel. Blanche Dubois, a woman of fading beauty and dwindling...

Blanche La Guma's life was marked by activism and exile. As a nurse-midwife by day and an underground activist by night, she played a crucial role in the fight against apartheid. Harassed, banned,...

The Writing of Innocence: A Fresh Perspective on Blanchot's Thought This original reading of Maurice Blanchot's thought offers far-reaching philosophical and literary implications. By re-examining...