Double-bill of James Stewart films. In ' Made for Each Other' (1939), John Mason (James Stewart) is a young New York lawyer newly married to the beautiful Jane (Carole Lombard). Their dreams of a wonderful life together fail to materialise in the real world as they endure one great disappointment after another, beginning with John being called to the office urgently on the eve of their honeymoon! The birth of their son provides a much-needed bright spot, but their marriage is still a far from stable one. One night, driven to despair, they decide to separate, but on returning home discover that their baby is ill with pneumonia... & the only serum that can save him is hundreds of miles away. In ' Pot o' Gold' (1941), Jimmy Haskell (James Stewart) is a music-lover who happens across an excellent new band rehearsing on a boarding house roof. The players are impoverished, but Jimmy sets out to help them find fame & fortune. He encounters an unforeseen obstacle, however, in the form of his wealthy Uncle Charley (Charles Winninger). ...

Filled with useful advice, easy-to-apply techniques, & personal anecdotes from both the author's own experiences of Asperger's Syndrome & those of his students, this book is a practical guide for helping young adults on the spectrum achieve independence & learn life-long skills of self-knowledge, self-sufficiency, & self-advocacy. ...

Explains that, though we sometimes act out of depravity & despair, we do know in our heart of hearts that we are not as we were meant to be, & were created to be so much more. This book shows how we can find our way back to goodness by changing our attitudes, by practising forgiveness, & by prayer. ...

It is not an exaggeration to say that today we live in an age of unprecedented sexual freedom. Sensual pleasure objects, furniture, varying home accessories
- they all have a naughty spirit in common, combined with quality, design, a certain flair, & sometime ingenious engineering. This title avoids the trashy in favour of the classy.
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Susan Stronge's lavishly illustrated new book tells the stories behind the artwork, revealing the lives & livelihoods of those who redefined the world of Islamic art. She traces the route from the craftsmen in the workshops to the royalty & nobles who commissioned the exquisite pieces. ...

Cooke's theme, like Robin Hyde's, is one of finding 'a home in this world'. This title

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