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One Last Breath Stephen Booth is a growing presence on the crime scene and fans of Ian Rankin will enjoy his new psychological Peak District thriller; a twisting, intricate tale that rarely gives you time to come up for air.

Letts Revise Key Stage 3 Information and Communication Technology Students can get a thorough and stress-free preparation for Key Stage 3 Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in this fully updated revision aid from Letts.

Horseman, Pass By This tremendous book tells the story of Australia?s mounted troops in World War I. Despite suffering immense hardships, they ?earned the admiration of the world?, according to their Commander-in-Chief, General Allenby.

Robert E. Lee General Robert E. Lee quickly emerged as one of the great heroes of the American Civil War. As a non-American, Professor Holden Reid brings a fresh, detached eye to the Lee legend.

Book of Cities An inspirational gazetteer of 250 cities of all shapes, sizes and moods, this gloriously illustrated book takes the reader on a journey to and from the Greenwich Meridian.

Vampire Watchers Handbook Do vampires really exist? According to this ?authentic? handbook handed down from a previous ?owner?, they most certainly do. So stock up on the garlic and set off into the unknown?

Diving Through Clouds Kate Fitzgerald?s spirit hovers above her hospital bed, looking down on her now-still body. In the days following her death she finds herself in some sort of limbo, with unfinished business she still needs to sort out. She discovers that her best friend h

The DruidCraft Tarot Combining the two great streams of Western Pagan tradition ? Druidry and Wicca ? this is a Tarot of extraordinary depth and relevance that can bring you inspiration for all life issues.

Do You Come Here Often? From the author of the highly-praised Calling Romeo, this perceptive, funny and modern romantic comedy about 30-somethings looking for love is perfect for fans of feel-good films like Love, Actually.

The Sky is Falling On Our Heads Penn?s quest to travel the Celtic nations and become a performance poet is captivating and funny. Pick up your blackthorn stick, have a wee dram and follow him.

Victorine Acclaimed Franco-American writer Texier draws on the story of her own great-grandmother to bring us this evocative and sensual tale of adulterous passion at the turn of the last century.

A Venetian Affair Explore the social constraints of 18th-century Venice through this evocative narrative, which makes extensive use of contemporary documents to tell a compelling true story of forbidden love.

The Book Of The Film This novel of life and love from the author of Alpha Male is funny, entertaining and intelligent. Set in a brilliantly crazy, all-too-credible, movie world it?s perfect summer reading.

An Illustrated History of Southern Wagons ? Volume 2 LBSCR and Minor Companies The huge diversity of wagons of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, plus those of associated minor companies, is covered in this second volume of a key Southern reference source.

Five Farthings This totally involving novel, set in the West Country, shows how a single revelation can set off a chain reaction that changes many lives. A favourite author at her irresistible best.

35 Kilos of Hope A powerful tale of a young boy?s struggle to find his place in a society that does not value his talents. A story for anybody who ever felt like a square peg in a round hole.

RHS Encyclopedia of Gardening (Bi-Centennial Edition) Two hundred years of gardening expertise at your fingertips! This special bi-centenary edition of the world?s most popular and authoritative gardening manual is THE most important tool a gardener can have!

Wildlife Photographer of the Year Portfolio 12 Chosen from 19,000 entries to the BG Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, this book is filled with spectacular photographs of the world?s wildlife at work, rest and play.

Wi-Foo: The Secrets of Wireless Hacking The first practical and realistic book about 802.11 network penetration testing and hardening. Unlike other books, it is based on a daily experience of breaking into and securing wireless LANs.

British Trolleybuses In Colour Through the use of previously unpublished images, leading road-transport expert Kevin McCormack examines Britain?s various trolleybus operators from the early 1950s through to March 1972.

London: A Historical Companion Through an easy-to-use A?Z format, this comprehensive, accessible reference source presents the personalities, events, buildings and institutions that have shaped London over the centuries.

A Time Odyssey: A Time's Eye Clarke, author of 2001: A Space Odyssey and the most significant writer of his generation, join forces with Stephen Baxter to bring us a vision of time with apocalyptic potential.

Roman Medicine What was in a Roman doctor?s kit? What was a spoon of Diocles used for? In this wide-ranging and detailed study, Audrey Cruse looks at the many aspects of medicine and health in the Roman era.

DK Caring For Your Dog Written by the world?s best-selling practising vet and authenticated by a team of leading veterinary specialists, this lavishly illustrated book offers expert advice on all aspects of your dog?s healthcare.

Hacking Exposed: Web Applications With the coverage here you?re bound to avoid the pitfalls in the net. Three security savvy authors provide the tools and techniques for testing and correcting web application security issues.

Red Road from Stalingrad Mansur Abdulin fought in the front ranks of the Soviet infantry against the German invaders at Stalingrad, Kursk and on the banks of the Dnieper. In this book, he tells his extraordinary story.

Shopaholic Omnibus: The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic, Shopaholic Abroad and Shopaholic Ties the The first three exploits of everyone?s favourite shopaholic, Rebecca Bloomwood, are now available in our exclusive omnibus edition. Compulsive shopping has never been more fun!

Starman 2: Night and Day Introspective, Freudian and written with a rare eye for true heroism, this is the second anthology of Starman?s exploits, as he comes to terms with the legacy of a superhero?s name.

Britain's Best Museums and Galleries From St Ives to the Orkney Isles, this guide celebrates the museums of the British Isles and their contents, revealing a treasure trove of riches and a unique record of the life and history of the nation.

You Are Being Lied To If you?ve ever doubted the official version of events as they?re portrayed by the media and politicians, this eye-opening, belief-shattering book based on an award-winning website will confirm all your suspicions.

Recursion This wonderfully inventive debut, vast in its scope and ideas and with elements of Big Brother, will appeal to fans of Michael Moorcock, Stephen Baxter and Alastair Reynolds.

Making Friends With Hitler Why was Britain unable to quash the threat of Nazism when it was still weak? By examining Lord Londonderry?s key role, eminent biographer Ian Kershaw considers Britain?s relationship with Hitler.

His Excellency George Washington A landmark biography by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Founding Brothers, which brings the most important ? and possibly the least understood ? figure in American history to life.

The Girl Who Played Go The Japanese occupation of Manchuria during the 1930s is becoming an increasingly popular subject for authors, but few will match Shan Sa?s moving and powerful novel about this devastating period in Chinese history.

In Deadly Combat Gottlob Bidermann served on the Eastern Front between 1941 and 1945. In this riveting and reflective memoir, he conveys the theatre?s brutality as never previously detailed in English.

Pan Grand Strategy Series Boxset Covering military actions on land, sea and air, this ten-book box-set is an ideal gift for anybody with the slightest interest in military history.

Hulk: The Incredible Guide Immerse yourself in all things big, green and mean in this spectacular guide to the Hulk?s 40-year history, his enemies, friends and staggering powers!

Kid Wrangling In this funny yet reassuring guide, Kaz Cooke ? author of the bestselling Rough Guide to Pregnancy ? delivers up-to-date info on how to care for your baby, toddler and pre-schooler without losing your marbles!

The Last Temptation ?McDermid?s capacity to enter the warped mind of a deviant criminal is shiveringly convincing.? The Times

Naked Empire Ideal for both fans and newcomers, this spellbinding stand-alone tale, set in the world of the Sword of Truth series, tells of the heroic Richard Rahl and the sacrifices made for love.

The Shifting Tide Anne Perry returns to 19th century London and her popular sleuths William and Hester Monk in this tantalising mystery. Set in the London docks, it is steeped in atmosphere and perfectly captures the society of Victorian England.

Butcher Bird The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 was the Lutfwaffe?s deadliest fighter aircraft of the Second World War. This extensively illustrated history provides a magnificent testament to this mighty fighter.

Good Housekeeping Cooks Book Here's an authoritative and comprehensive cooking guide from the Good Housekeeping stable.

The Diary of John Evelyn John Evelyn was one of an influential circle which included Christopher Wren and Samuel Pepys. His diary is among the principal sources on English 17th-century life and manners.

The Janson Directive Robert Ludlum?s final work, completed just before he died, is one of the best in his long, illustrious career ? full of explosive action, intricately plotted, sharply written and utterly compelling.

DK Eyewitness Guide to Venice & the Veneto Eyewitness Travel Guides show you what others only tell you, and have sold over 25 million copies in 26 languages over the past decade. Photographs, illustrations, floorplans of key sights and 3D maps give you all the inside information you need.

Doctored Evidence Donna Leon?s superb series featuring the appealing Commissario Brunetti gains more and more fans with each title. Combining an authentic Italian setting with ingenious plotting, her novels make for a unique and compelling read.

Bad Company Jack Higgins explodes back onto the scene with a taut new adventure for undercover enforcer Sean Dillon. War time espionage and present day covert intelligence operations combine in this tense, twisting race against time.

Greek Fire, Poison Arrows and Scorpion Bombs Drawing on ancient and modern sources and archaeological evidence and containing fascinating illustrative episodes, this is the first book to trace biological warfare back to its roots in antiquity.

Minipops Craig Robinson has acquired a cult following with the peculiar artwork and comic strips featured on his website flipflopflying.com. This book features his most well known creations ? tiny pixellated people known as minipops.

Design & the Decorative Arts: Victorian Britain 1837 - 1901 The Victorian section of the V&Afs renowned Design and the Decorative Arts, Britain 1500 -1900 is available here as a separate volume in paperback for the first time.

Supermodels' Diet Secrets With contributions from the likes of Jodie Kidd, Helena Christensen, Liberty Ross and Elle Macpherson, Supermodels? Diet Secrets reveals the slimming secrets of some of the world's top models.

Run For Home Sheila Quigley became an overnight publishing sensation when her debut novel was snatched up for a six figure sum. Destined to be the most talked about thriller this year, Run for Home is exciting, menacing and worth every penny.

Nostradamus: The Evidence Nostradamus?s prophecies are legendary but little is known about the man himself. Here, the bestselling author of Before the Flood gives the first thoroughly serious and objective study of the seer?s life.

Pig Tale + CD "Nothing happens to us," moan Bertha and Briggs, a couple of very bored pigs. Then one day their lives change forever. Children will delight in this lovely piggy picture story from Helen Oxenbury. And there?s an audio CD to enjoy too.

Byzantium and the Crusades In this stirring account, leading authority Jonathan Harris assesses the little-studied yet crucial role of the Byzantine Empire in the western European crusading venture between 1095 and 1291.

The Real Witches' Coven A practising witch for over 30 years, Kate West knows exactly how to set up a coven and shares her extensive knowledge including avoiding the pitfalls of organising people.

Days That Shook the World What were the momentous days that altered the course of the 20th century? This gripping companion to the major BBC TV series vividly recreates some of human history?s most dramatic episodes.

Normandy 1944 Tying in with the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landings, this book tells the whole story of that great military operation, from the earliest plans to the moment of victory.

The Gift Hailed as the next Betty Shine, Mia Dolan?s clairvoyant skills are much trusted and sought-after by the public and the media throughout the UK. Here she gives a compelling account of her dramatic psychic experiences

AA Gill Is Away It?s always disappointing to see the words ?A A Gill is away? at the end of his columns. Here we finally get to see what the deliciously waspish critic has been doing during those absences.

Smoking Gun From the creators of the highly popular website comes a wildly entertaining collection of previously unpublished documents (court transcripts, FBI files, morgue and police reports, etc.) that illuminate some of the most important, scandalous, or bizarre n

Beyond the Plough With a lively plot, wonderful characters and plenty of hot-blooded romantic entanglements, this enthralling follow-up to A Dorset Girl makes irresistible reading for fans of Josephine Cox and Lyn Andrews.

Osprey Modelling Manual Focke-Wulf Fw 190 This illustrated guide provides all the references you need to model the main variants of the FW 190, arguably the best fighter that Germany produced during World War Two.

The Night Room Peter Straub unleashes his macabre imagination once more in this dazzling new chiller. Starring his intrepid hero Timothy Underhill, The Night Room is a dark, elegantly written novel with a stunning supernatural twist.

Advances Three ambitious women meet by chance at a glamorous publishing party. How far will each woman go to get what she wants?

Wonderboy Fiona Gibson?s debut, Babyface, was a hit with readers and critics. Now the former editor of More magazine tells an irresistibly entertaining story of city slickers adjusting to country life.

The Wolves Of Willoughby Chase Joan Aiken?s classic begins one of the most acclaimed sagas in children?s literature. Fans of Lemony Snicket will love this grotesque world of cruel, dastardly villains and imagined history.

Strange Affair Peter Robinson continues his superb Inspector Banks series with a 15th case for his appealing detective. With excellent plotting and characterisation, Robinson has created one of the finest crime series around.

Touching Earth A stunning new novel of innocence corrupted, from the award-winning author of The Rice Mother. Individual stories weave together into a deadly web of decadence and sin. But can those caught in the web escape?

Hellboy: Seed Since it first appeared in 1994, Mike Mignola?s Hellboy series has garnered a huge cult following, won just about every comic industry award going, and been made into a Hollywood blockbuster.

Adorable Knits for Tiny Tots Created by knitting guru Zoe Mellor, these gorgeous designs for young children are fully illustrated with photographs and charts. It?s fun, relaxing and toddlers will love the results.

The Little Book of Dylan/The Little Book of Dougal These beautifully illustrated gift books feature spaced out words of wisdom and sugary thoughts from two of the stars of The Magic Roundabout ? a series that has been transformed into a stunning film.

Vehicle Maintenance for Women This humorous yet entirely practical guide for women will show you how to get the best out of your vehicle ? whether you?re the proud owner of a car, bicycle or moped.

Yoga Pure And Simple This practical, inspiring guide combines various different schools of yoga to provide the most streamlined way of learning and practising.

Turn Of The Tide Alexandra Connor?s hugely entertaining novel is set among Blackpool?s boarding houses. Moving, dramatic and with loveable characters, this is a gripping read from a new star of saga writing.

Double Homicide Bestselling authors Faye and Jonathan Kellerman have joined forces in the first of a new thriller series, bringing together the talents that have won them both critical and commercial success.

Meditations on Middle-Earth Karen Haber has gathered together 16 of the world?s best fantasy and sci-fi authors to share their thoughts on the works of the seminal figure of fantasy: J. R. R. Tolkien.

The Christmas Thief Following the success of Deck the Halls and He Sees You When You?re Sleeping, bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol return with a gripping new festive suspense story.

The Times World Religions Through full-colour maps and illustrations, this reference work from the Times stable presents a comprehensive survey of the origins and developments of the world?s religions.

The Early Christian World What was life like for early Christians? Exhaustive and lavishly illustrated, this erudite two-volume study shows how a small movement became the pre-eminent religion of the ancient world.

How Compatible Are You? Writing with their usual blend of in-depth research and witty insight, relationship gurus Allan and Barbara Pease have devised a series of fun questionnaires that will help you understand more about your relationships.

American Dynasty In the first ever in-depth history of the Bush clan, a former White House strategist reveals how a family of fat-cats and fraudsters came to run the most powerful country in the world.

The Long Journey Home From the author of A Place Where Hope Lives, this touching, evocative wartime saga set in the Japanese internment camps of Singapore will stay in your mind long after the final page.

Urban Legends Guaranteed to enlighten, amuse and shock, this endlessly browsable book features 100s of tragic errors, misjudgements, wild coincidences, scams and spooky happenings that just might be true.

Eastenders: 20th Anniversary A must-have for every Eastenders fan, this book takes an entertaining nostalgic journey from 1985 to present day, remembering the classic plots, the best-loved characters, the villains and the femme fatales.

Gardens Through Time Jane Owen and Diarmuid Gavin take us on a captivating tour through 200 years of gardening with the Royal Horticultural Society to discover how the gardeners, designers and botanists of the past have shaped the designs of today.

Tony & Giorgio Meet Tony and Giorgio, an irresistible Anglo-Italian combination! They?re the ultimate kitchen companions with their charm, friendly rivalry and boundless enthusiasm for good food. The book accompanies their equally inspirational BBC television show.

Dare to Be a Daniel The radical politician Tony Benn remembers his childhood years with humour and warmth, showing how those early influences shaped the commitments and beliefs he holds today. A must-read for anyone who loved his diaries.

Tommy Walsh Outdoor DIY Packed with advice on general maintenance and repairs to the exterior of a property, Tommy Walsh Outdoor DIY will help those who want to get their garden straight but don?t know where to start.

Pre-Raphaelite and Other Masters from the Andrew Lloyd Weber Collection Andrew Lloyd Webber developed a passion for Victorian art at an early age. This stunning book presents more than 200 lush colour plates from his superb collection.

Disgrace Having lifted the Booker in 1983 with The Life and Times of Michael K, Coetzee became the only author to have won the prize twice, with this chilling view of post-Apartheid South Africa.

Impossible Writing with great insight into the hearts of men and women, in this, her sixty-third bestseller, Danielle Steel weaves an extraordinary story set in a world of glamour and genius, priceless art and dazzling creativity.

From Flanders To Florence In this exquisitely illustrated and lucidly written book, Paula Nuttall examines the ownership of Netherlandish paintings by Florentines and the impact this had on renaissance art.

Snobs Julian Fellowes holds the unusual distinction of being an Oscar-winning debut novelist (screenplay, Gosford Park), and in Snobs, he brings his razor wit and perceptive eye to produce a magnificent modern comedy of manners.

Mother God This convention-defying book explores the current renewed interest in the more meaningful, intuitive ways of the Feminine Principle and explains how we can bring Her love and healing into our everyday lives

Big Book of Things to Do Making, painting, planting, baking ? no matter what kids want to do, it?s here! If children are fizzing with restless creativity, reach for this bumper Usborne book of things to do.

The Red Room Nicci French follows her bestselling Killing Me Softly (soon to be a major film) and Beneath the Skin with a terrifying story of a damaged young woman?s desire to discover the truth ? and face up to her deepest terrors.

Come On, Get Happy Want to inject more happiness into your life without spending a fortune on therapy? This fun-filled book is packed with 365 easy ways to make every day a happy day.

The Sharpe Companion: The Early Years Since the original Companion was first published, Sharpe has marched on. His exploits are now too numerous for a single volume! This first volume of the revised Companion explores Sharpe?s first 30 years.

Introducing Orchids Written by two of the world's leading orchid experts, Brian and Wilma Rittershausen, this beautifully illustrated book is packed with essential practical advice on all aspects of growing orchids.

Dead Heat Caroline Carver won the CWA?s Debut Dagger for Blood Junction and her second novel, a fast and exciting thriller set in the wilds of Northern Queensland, is sure to win her even more fans.

Waterloo Eminent historian Andrew Roberts combines revealing recent research with extraordinary pace to create an intriguing investigation of the many separate elements that influenced the course of this great battle.

Gillian Wearing Winner of the Turner Prize in 1997, Gillian Wearing is one of Britain?s foremost contemporary artists. Covering the period 1992?2002, this monograph represents the most up-to-date survey of her work yet published.

Banished From Bow A compellingly chilling historical saga of London?s East End and the Jack the Ripper murders, from the ever-popular author Sally Worboyes. She brings the East End to life with humour and passion.

Voltaire Respected biographer Derek Parker, author of Nell Gwyn and Casanova, turns his talent to the dramatic life of Voltaire, a key Enlightenment figure, author of Candide and France?s greatest philosopher.

The Babes In The Wood A tightly written and hauntingly atmospheric read from the award-winning Ruth Rendell, author of Harm Done. Chief Inspector Wexford faces a dark and disturbing case that will test even his much-vaunted sleuthing powers.

Sugar Skull Denise Hamilton?s debut thriller won her a string of acclaim and award nominations. She returns with a new case for her tough LA crime reporter Eve Diamond in this stylish urban mystery.

Chris Drury Silent Spaces Five years on from when it was first published, this new edition of Silent Spaces has been revised and expanded to include Chris Drury?s recent journeys into new artistic territory.

Carlo Likes Counting WITH Flash Cards There are things to be counted everywhere! Carlo wants children to share in his love of numbers. This colourful follow-up to Carlo Likes Reading includes a pack of counting flash cards.

We Are Family This moving look at the conflicting relationships of two very different generations by the bestselling authors of Love Lives is the perfect read for sizzling summer days.

Branches & Byways: Sussex and Hampshire The railway development of Hampshire and Sussex was dominated by the Southern Railway?s constituents. This beautiful pictorial tribute tells the history of the region?s branches and secondary lines.

Inside Story The eagerly awaited, frequently explosive and always entertaining memoirs of the recent Director-General of the BBC, whose departure in January 2004 caused a huge public outcry.

Politics Thirlwell shows why he is one of the stars on Granta?s 2003 list of hot new authors with this brilliant novel - the most eagerly awaited debut since Martin Amis? The Rachel Papers.

Pompeii Rather than being a guidebook to the ruins, this absorbing volume considers the many different versions of the story of Pompeii and how our understanding of it has changed through the centuries.

Nelson: A Dream of Glory The first part of a definitive biography of Britain?s greatest naval hero, this volume covers 38 years of Nelson?s life, from his childhood as the sickly son of a country parson to the rigours of a career at sea.

Computer Networking First-Step For many people setting up Local Area Networks in their own homes, utilizing routing protocols to access the Internet, and installing Firewalls to protect their computers.

ABC British Railways Atlas, 3rd edition You?ll be able to navigate your way round our train network with ease with the fully revised and updated third edition of this critically acclaimed pocket atlas guide to the railways of Britain.

Where Sparrows Nest Sally Worboyes writes about the East End as she knew it growing up in post-War Stepney, so her characters live and breathe against uniquely vivid backdrops. This dramatic saga features a woman whose husband failed to return from the War.

Bad Moon Rising Sheila Quigley caused quite a stir with her terrifically exciting and fast-paced debut Run For Home. Her follow-up sees the return of Detective Inspector Lorraine Hunt, on the trail of a ruthless serial killer.

Great Excavations Archaeology has transformed our ideas of who we are and where we come from. This beautifully illustrated volume traces archaeology from its inception in 18th-century Pompeii to the present day.

Iron Tree The author of the acclaimed Bitterbynde trilogy launches a spectacular new fantasy series, The Chrowthistle Chronicles, with this breathtaking story of jealousy and revenge, evil and justice, and ultimately, love.

Under The Apple Tree Much-loved author Lilian Harry brings you another nostalgic, heart-rending war time saga, where you?ll have the chance to catch up with some of the familiar faces from her earlier April Grove novels.

The Immune Advantage An authoritative guide that shows how to boost and nurture your immune system with practical advice and solutions from a wide variety of respected authors, covering traditional and alternative methods.

How To Be A Gardener Book Two Alan Titchmarsh?s How to be a Gardener: Book One was the fastest-selling gardening book ever. Now Alan returns with a second book which shows you how to make the most of your garden.

My World In this fascinating book the usually shy Jonny Wilkinson talks candidly about winning the Rugby World Cup, becoming a celebrity and what motivates him to constantly push himself to improve.










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Introducing Evolution In 1859, Charles Darwin shocked the world with his radical theory of evolution. This guide explores ?Darwin?s dangerous idea? and takes a fresh look at the often misunderstood concepts of natural selection and the selfish gene.

The Golden Years of Tin Toy Trains 1850?1909 This wonderfully illustrated volume (which includes material not appearing in any catalogues) covers handmade and hand-painted tin toy trains and their accessories from between 1850 and 1909.

Getting Personal A wickedly funny satire on the perils and pleasures of the modern dating game.

Edward Seago Edward Seago?s paintings, in watercolour and oils, remain hugely popular. This large-format tribute reproduces them beautifully, alongside extensive biographical details and an analysis of Seago?s methods.

Alexander: The Virtues of War No one evokes the ancient battlefield as brilliantly as Steven Pressfield. Here, he vividly dramatises the astonishing conquests of Alexander the Great, capturing the tactics, blood, heat and terror of man-to-man combat.

Stone Following the publication of "Andy Goldsworthy", the artist's celebration of nature, "Stone" is a new exploration of rock and stone, drawing on Goldsworthy's work of the last three years.

Burial Customs in Ancient Egypt An accessibly written and highly illustrated study which uses the thousands of famous and more ordinary tombs excavated in Egypt to build up a broad picture of burial as practised across the millennia.

The Great Warbow The bow and arrow played a central role in the conflicts of the Middle Ages. This definitive and wide-ranging study takes us on a fascinating journey through the story of medieval military archery.

The Lazarus Vendetta The great Robert Ludlum set the standard for thrillers and his novels still continue to enthral millions of readers today. The latest adventure in his Covert-One series is a high-octane ride that will leave you breathless.

Bravemouth Packed with personal anecdotes and insights, this is Mrs Billy Connolly?s remarkable follow-up to the mega-selling Billy ? a tale of her life with her husband in one extraordinary year.

The Algebraist As complex, turbulent, flamboyant and spectacular as the gas giant on which it is set, the new science fiction novel from Iain M. Banks is space opera on a truly epic scale.

The Tibetan Way of Life, Death and Rebirth This lavishly illustrated exploration of Tibet?s unique spirituality reveals how it was created by a fusion of Buddhism with the ancient Bon religion, and offers advice on harnessing its power.

Three Fates An unforgettable tale of luck, love and the fateful decisions that shape our lives.

Fantasy Workshop From the exclusive front cover, specially designed for the Fantasy and Sci-fi Book Club, to the very last page, this book is a banquet of sensual beauty and spectacular brawn.

Angels Of The Flood A chilling mystery of guilt and friendship, deception and murder, by the acclaimed Joanna Hines. Her captivating narrative flows seamlessly through time, vividly evoking the city of Florence, both past and present.

Bilbo's Last Song The perfect picture book to introduce young children to Tolkien?s magical stories. With paintings by Pauline Baynes, illustrator of the Narnia books, this beautiful soothing poem is ideal for reading aloud.

Loving the Stars A hugely entertaining, and very different, romantic comedy from the author of the popular If the Shoe Fits and The Sweetest Feeling ? complete with show-stopping punch line!

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Body In Question Fans of all things forensic will love this in-depth look at the modern scientific practices that go into solving cases today. A must-read for any fan of TV?s CSI.

1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die The latest edition of this bestselling, full-colour illustrated guide tells you everything you need to know about the best movies of all time ? all 1001 of them.

Himalaya Join intrepid traveller Michael Palin on his most arduous and challenging journey yet with this breathtakingly illustrated accompaniment to the BBC series, compiled from his extensive diaries.

HackNotes: Web Security HackNotes are the York Notes of Network Security. These handy, pocket-sized references provide you with the most critical security information you need at your fingertips.

God's Clockmaker Richard of Wallingford (1292?1336) was medieval England?s greatest scientist. His pioneering construction of a remarkable astronomical and astrological clock is examined in this vivid biography.

Girl Next Door The original queen of breakfast TV lays her life bare in this brutally honest autobiography, packed full of personal insights, tearful revelations, celebrity anecdotes and racy adventures.

Dragonhenge Dragon artist Bob Eggleton joins bestselling author John Grant to create an unforgettable world of dragon fantasy. This colour art storybook is a feast of visual and lyrical splendour.

Chicken Soup for the Soul Compassion, grace, forgiveness, generosity, faith ? these are the ingredients that have made Chicken Soup for the Soul an inspiration to many. Packed with heartening stories, the book has sold over seven million copies.

Never Count Out Dead A nerve-flaying tale packed with psychological suspense and bullet-riddled action from the Crime Writers' Association Dagger-winning author of God is a Bullet.

The Grandmothers Doris Lessing, the grand dame of modern English literature, makes a welcome return with a stunning collection of four intensely observed novellas which explore the truth of the human condition.

Ash And Bone John Harvey?s first novel starring retired Detective Inspector Frank Elder won huge acclaim and the CWA Silver Dagger. Here he continues the series with a second chilling case that leads Elder into a web of corruption.

Diesel Days: Scotland An outstanding pictorial tribute to the early years (from 1955 through to the late 1960s) of diesel operation in Scotland, which draws upon the collections of many leading railway photographers.

Where Rainbows End Can Rosie and Alex?s childhood friendship survive the years and the miles that come between them, especially when they both marry someone else? This bittersweet tale is the second novel from rising star Cecelia Ahern.

Industrial Steam In the '50s and '60s The industrial steam locomotive was every bit as important as its mainline counterpart. Many types of industrial locos in their working heyday are featured in this superb photographic collection.

About Grace Doerr has received multiple accolades for his magnificent short stories, and this fine debut novel introduces a new American writer of extraordinary promise. A delicately balanced tale of loss and love.

Rosie Alan Titchmarsh?s eagerly awaited new romantic romp boasts the same deliciously entertaining blend of passion, suspense and humour that made Animal Instincts and Only Dad such bestsellers.

The Body of Jonah Boyd David Leavitt was hailed by the New York Times as "one of his generation?s most gifted authors". In this new, unique novel, he is at the height of his powers.

Rumpole and the Penge Bungalow Murders Rumpole of the Bailey is a national institution and ranks alongside Sherlock Holmes as one crime fiction?s most enduring literary legends. Here, we are taken back to Rumpole?s early days and his first ever case.

Against All Enemies Just what have George W. Bush and his cronies been up to during the last three years? Find out in this gripping book about what went on behind the scenes at the White House in the run-up to the war on Iraq.

Italian Fever Valerie Martin stormed the 2003 Orange Prize with "Property", Italian Fever establishes her as a major literary force. Fans of Anne Tyler and Anita Shreve will be seduced by this evocative mystery.

Usborne Touchy Feely Kittens Fuzzy Furry Feline Friends

Chunky board book filled with fuzzy, funny, furry kittens. A perfect first picture book that would be great for gently introducing colours, textures, opposites ? even words and numbers! ? to new readers.

The Great Escape Accompanying the ITV documentary, this accessible popular history (which is based on first-hand accounts) tells the gripping true story of the most famous Second World War prison camp escape.

Hyperion Omnibus: Hyperion/Fall of Hyperion This vast, incredibly imaginative and absorbing sci-fi epic, available in one volume for the first time, strikes the perfect balance of cutting-edge science and nail-biting excitement and revitalised science fiction in the 1990s.

Tomorrow's People Distinguished neuroscientist Susan Greenfield follows up her acclaimed The Private Life of the Brain with a daring investigation into the ways in which future technology will fundamentally change human nature.

Tanequil Return to the Four Lands in the second book in Brooks?s High Druid of Shannara saga, as Grianne Ohmsford, once the notorious Ilse Witch, turns to her young nephew for rescue.

The River Cottage Meat Book The definitive guide to buying, cooking and eating meat from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, the author of the bestselling River Cottage cookbooks. His recipes and guidance will put meat firmly back in the centre of home-cooking.

Still Waters Continuing from where Blackbird left off, this is the second and concluding volume of Jennifer Lauck?s engaging true story.

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Discover the full truth behind Anakin Skywalker?s transformation into Darth Vader, the galaxy?s most feared villain, in this novel based on the screenplay for the most highly anticipated Star Wars film of all.

When Wishes Come True Joan Jonker is one of the best-loved storytellers of all. Born and brought up in Liverpool, she re-creates the city?s people and places with irresistible immediacy and warmth.

On Dancing Hill Sarah Challis?s dramatic, passionate novel is set in the beautiful Dorset countryside and features a cast of memorable characters. If you like Joanna Trollope and Rosamunde Pilcher, you?ll love it!

Life's For Living Elizabeth Waite writes with a wonderful feel for the lives of ordinary people. Perfectly paced and plotted, her new romantic saga is set in London and Kent in the 1920s and 30s.

Pelican Brief Two Supreme Court justices are found dead. Their murders are connected only in one mind ? and in one legal brief conceived by that mind .

Wish Upon A Star Wish Upon a Star is a feel-good love story for everyone who loved Notting Hill, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones?s Diary.

The Talisman of Troy From the bestselling author of the Alexander trilogy comes a new grandiose and brutal epic of the ancient world, tracing the quest of Diomedes, the last of the great Greek Homeric heroes.

Master & Commander/Post Captain Soon to be brought to life in a blockbuster film starring Russell Crowe, here are the first two novels in Patrick O?Brian?s masterful historical epic featuring Captain Jack Aubrey RN and Stephen Maturin.

Another Bullshit Night in Suck City The extraordinary memoir of how Nick Flynn came to meet his homeless father, this is a noir family history told with raw authenticity, telling honesty and compassion, and a dark but necessary humour.

Up And Running Fans of Fiona Walker will love this very funny yet moving story set in the cut-throat world of tabloid television ? from the author of the highly praised This Way Up.

The Country Bus The country bus?s colourful history stretches from before the railway age until today. Professor John Hibbs? vivid insight into these vital buses draws upon his experience in the bus business.

Painting Landscapes & Nature Professional watercolour artist Richard Bolton demonstrates how to capture the atmosphere, beauty and drama of skies, water, trees, hills and mountains in over 80 step-by-step photographs.

The Firm Mitch finds himself with the law career of his dreams ? the best cases, the best car, the luxury house. But the dream is about to become a nightmare.

The Broken Gate The first in a historical trilogy following two families bound together by love and betrayal. With authentic historical settings and strong characters, this is a magnificent piece of storytelling.

Outside Valentine A riveting and heart-felt debut novel based on the true story of an American teenage couple?s killing spree in 1958, written by the grand-daughter of two of the victims.

How Electronic Things Work and What To Do When They Don't Here?s the ?everyperson?s? guide to electronics ? designed to help you understand, live with, and maybe even learn to love the technology in your life.

The Prestige Series: Crosville Venture?s Prestige series celebrating the work of G. H. F. Atkins, doyen of British bus photographers, continues with an examination of the west-coast bus company Crosville Motor Services Limited.

25 Years of Viz Celebrating 25 years of the hilarious and wonderfully vulgar Viz, this is a stunningly illustrated history of the comic, its enduring creations and the cartoonists who have made it such a huge success.

In Search of British Heroes Acclaimed Time Team presenter Tony Robinson explores the compelling stories of five legendary figures of British history in this lively companion to the Channel 4 series Fact or Fiction.

The Food Doctor for Babies And Children The Food Doctor series is a well-respected and nutritionally-sound guide to getting the very best from the food we eat. Now the Food Doctor will help you ensure healthy development in your child.

Charmed Companion Go behind the scenes with the first fully authorised ? and long overdue ? Charmed companion, packed with everything you need to know about the witty, witchy world of the Charmed Ones.

Facing The Light Immerse yourself in the life of an English family spanning 70 years. A weekend leads to shocking revelations in this spellbinding read in the Rosamunde Pilcher tradition.

The Secret Purposes There are few labels more difficult to shed than "comedian". However, with this riveting story ex-Booker Prize judge David Baddiel has reinvented himself as a first-rate literary novelist.

Are You Afraid Of The Dark? Bestselling author Sidney Sheldon makes a welcome return with his first novel in four years. Long-standing fans and new readers alike will be captivated by this fast-paced, exciting and suspenseful thriller.

The Best British Mysteries 2005 After the enormous success of last year?s Best British Mysteries, crime fiction guru Maxim Jakubowski has collected together another volume of dazzling short stories from the cream of contemporary British crime writers.

Marathon In 490 BC, an army from the Greek city-states of Athens and Plataea met the Persian forces of Darius at Marathon. This colourful account brings this defining battle of Western civilisation alive.

Above Suspicion The brilliant Prime Suspect series made Lynda La Plante a household name. Now she is back with her much-anticipated first book in a new series, featuring her most determined and memorable heroine since Jane Tennison.

Sam's Letters to Jennifer With a tantalising mystery ingeniously linking two deeply moving love stories, Sam?s Letters to Jennifer combines gripping suspense with poignant emotion in an unforgettable read.

The Long Summer What was the weather like in Central Africa 15,000 years ago? What about the mini Ice Age of the 1300?s? How has the climate shaped the way that people live?