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What
What's In This?: The Essential
Parents' Guide To What's In
Over 500 Popular Children's
Foods
    For mums and dads in a
    rush, buying convenience
    foods is a reality but
    ingredient labels often
    read like a complicated
    science experiment.
    Somehow parents are meant
    to decode the complex
    terminology, additives
    and E numbers to provide
    healthy food. So this
    book is for today
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Ripley
Ripley's Incredibly Strange!
    Packed full of
    fascinating facts and
    strange tales about
    utterly unbelievable but
    totally true stories,
    this new book celebrates
    the incredible and the
    bizarre in our world
    today.

    Ripley's
    Incredibly Strange
    is a 384-page
    extravaganza, with a
    wealth of extraordinary
    images and interviews
    with many of the amazing
    individuals featured in
    the book. Be shocked and
    amazed at the
    extraordinary feats and
    incredible tales. Marvel
    at the wedding dress made
    from cream cakes, the
    artist who's a horse,
    the man who traded a
    paperclip for a house,
    and even a knitted
    Ferrari!


    Illustrated
    throughout with
    full-colour photographs,
    this book is a must-have
    for anyone intrigued by
    the weirder aspects of
    our planet and its
    inhabitants.
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Great Speeches of the 20th Century
Great Speeches Of The 20th
Century
    What has happened to the
    'art' of speech-writing
    and speech making? Where
    are the men and women
    whose words set the heart
    racing with passion,
    turn battles, inspire
    populations to
    extraordinary endeavour:
    'Ask not what your
    country can do for you.'
    'We shall fight on the
    beaches.' 'I have a
    dream.' 'The only thing
    we have to fear is fear
    itself.'

    Quote
    these words today and
    they still have the power
    to stop us in our tracks.


    This is a book
    that should be required
    reading, a book that
    should be on every
    bookshelf in the
    country.

    Here are
    fourteen key speeches of
    the 20th century
    introduced by prominent
    figures ranging from F.W.
    de Klerk and Mikhail
    Gorbachev to Antony
    Beevor and Gordon
    Brown.

    Winston
    Churchill    : We shall
    fight on the beaches.
    Introduced by Simon
    Schama
    J.F.
    Kennedy:     Ask not what
    your country can do for
    you. Introduced by
    Kennedy's speech writer
    Ted Sorensen
    Nelson
    Mandela    : An ideal for
    which I am prepared to
    die. Introduced by F.W.
    de Klerk
    Harold
    Macmillan    : No going
    back. Introduced by
    Douglas
    Hurd
    Franklin D.
    Roosevelt    : The only
    thing we have to fear is
    fear itself. Introduced
    by Gordon
    Brown
    Nikita
    Khrushchev    : The cult
    of the individual.
    Introduced by Mikhail
    Gorbachev
    Emmeline
    Pankhurst    : Freedom or
    death. Introduced by
    Germaine Greer

    Martin Luther
    King    : I have a dream.
    Introduced by Gary
    Younge
    Charles de
    Gaulle    : The flame of
    French resistance.
    Introduced by Antony
    Beevor
    Margaret
    Thatcher    : The lady's
    not for turning.
    Introduced by Simon
    Jenkins
    Jawaharlal
    Nehru:     A tryst with
    destiny. Introduced by
    Ian Jack
    Aneurin
    Bevan    : Weapons for
    squalid and trivial ends.
    Introduced by Tam
    Dalyell
    Earl
    Spencer    : The most
    hunted person of the
    modern age. Introduced by
    Beryl
    Bainbridge
    Virginia
    Woolf    : Shakespeare's
    sister. Introduced by
    Kate
    Mosse
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Ripleys Believe It Or Not 2005: Planet Eccentric
Ripleys Believe It Or Not
2005: Planet Eccentric
    This is a book of facts
    and records about bizarre
    feats of the human,
    material and natural
    world. It is a solid
    reference work of the
    strange but true. It
    shows the world through
    Ripley's eyes as
    something that is
    wonderful and weird,
    awesome in its variety,
    jaw dropping in its
    uniqueness. This book
    juxtaposes the quirky,
    bizarre, outrageous
    world of people with the
    pure fascination of the
    natural and physical
    world. Ripley's Believe
    It Or Not examines all
    facets of extraordinary
    human life - from space
    and the universe to
    prophecies and
    coincidences, from
    inside the earth to
    extreme weather, from
    birth and growth to the
    mysterious mind, from
    sickness and health to
    dead and buried, from
    buildings and
    architecture to
    computing, genetics and
    scientists, from
    inventions, art and
    sculpture to literature,
    music and movies, from
    sports and games to
    hobbies and stunts, from
    accidents and epic
    journeys to people and
    events that simply defy
    belief, Ripley's Believe
    It- takes us on an
    astonishing tour through
    all that is weird, wild,
    wacky and bizarrely
    true.
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Advanced Homework for Grown-ups
Advanced Homework For
Grown-ups
    If you paid attention to
    Homework for
    Grown-ups     you should
    hopefully now have a
    grasp
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A Macabre Miscellany
A Macabre Miscellany
    1, 000 THINGS TO MAKE YOU
    GO 'URGH, THAT'S
    HORRIBLE...'
    A
    compendium of carnage; a
    treasure
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The Virgin Book Of Baby Names
The Virgin Book Of Baby Names
    FOR NEW PARENTS, THE
    CHOICE OF A NAME FOR
    THEIR CHILD IS ONE OF THE
    MO ST IMPORTANT EARLY
    DECISIONS THEY MAKE. WITH
    IT'S FULLY CROSS
    REFERENCED THEMED AND A-Z
    SECTIONS. THE VIRGIN BOOK
    OF BABY NAMES TAKES A
    LESS ORTHODOX AND MORE
    USER FRIENDLY APPROACH TO
    HELPING PARENTS IN THIS
    TASK THAN MANY
    TRADITIONAL BABY NAMES
    BOOKS. SOME PARENTS WANT
    TO FOLLOW TRADTION, SOME
    WANT A POPULAR
    CONTEMPORARY NAME. OTHERS
    WANT AN UNUSUAL NAME THAT
    NO OTHER CHILD IN THE
    CLASSROOM WILL HAVE,
    WHILE AN EVER-INCREASING
    NUMBER WANT A NAME THAT
    MEANS SOMETHING - A
    BIBLICAL NAME, A CELTIC
    NAME, OR A NAME
    ASSOCIATED WITH A
    PARTICULAR PLACE, COLOUR
    OR FLOWER. IT MAY EVEN
    MEAN DELVING INTO THE
    WORLD OF GREEK AND ROMAN
    MYTHOLOGY OR THE ROMANTIC
    TALES SURROUNDING KING
    ARTHUR AND CAMELOT. OR IT
    MAY MEAN CHOOSING A NAME
    THAT RELATES DIRECTLY TO
    THE DATE YOUR CHILD IS
    BORN-THESAINT FOR THAT
    DAY, THE NAME OF A
    FAMOUS STAR WHO SHARES
    THE SAME BIRTHDAY, OR A
    NAME ASSOCIATED WITH THE
    DAY OF THE WEEK OR MONTH.
    THE LIST IS ENDLESS, THE
    CHOICE IS VAST. BUT,
    WHATEVER YOU ARE LOOKING
    FOR, THE VIRGIN BOOK OF
    BABY NAMES IS THE BOOK TO
    HAVE TO HELP YOU IN THIS
    TASK.
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B & B Know-How: How to make money from your spare room
B & B Know-How: How To Make
Money From Your Spare Room
    No one knows more about
    starting and running a
    bed and breakfast
    business than successful
    cook, author and hotel
    owner Amy Willcock. The
    hotel that she runs with
    her husband and their
    business partner, The
    George on the Isle of
    Wight, was described in
    the Daily Mail as being
    run 'in the way in which
    you imagine the hotel of
    your dreams to be run'.
    In this attractively
    packaged paperback, Amy
    reveals the secrets you
    need to know to make
    running your B&B fun and
    profitable. Her lively
    narrative takes you
    through all stages of the
    process: preparing your
    home, advertising,
    creating welcoming
    bedrooms and luxury
    bathrooms on a budget,
    laundering the sheets,
    preparing the ultimate
    breakfast (for even the
    most demanding guest) and
    managing bookings - all
    this, while keeping your
    profit margin healthy.
    Also featured are the
    best stockists for any
    products that you will
    need and the definitive
    answers to frequently
    asked questions. This
    book is the perfect guide
    for all aspiring B&B
    landlords and ladies.
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The Ultimate Cockney Geezer
The Ultimate Cockney Geezer's
Guide To Rhyming Slang
    Would you Adam and Eve
    it? Over a hundred years
    after it was first heard
    on the streets of Ye Olde
    London Towne, Cockney
    rhyming slang is still
    going strong, and this
    book contains the most
    comprehensive and
    entertaining guide
    yet.

    Presented in
    an easy-to-read A to Z
    format, it explains the
    meaning of hundreds of
    terms, from old
    favourites such as apples
    and pears (stairs) and
    plates of meat (feet) to
    the more obscure band of
    hope (soap) and cuts and
    scratches (matches)
    through to modern
    classics such as Anthea
    Turner (earner) and
    Ashley Cole (own goal),
    as well as providing
    fascinating background
    info and curious Cockney
    facts throughout. Also
    included are a series of
    language tests so that
    readers can brush up on
    their newfound knowledge
    on their way to becoming
    a true Cockney
    Geezer.

    All in
    all, The Ultimate
    Cockney
    Geezer
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The Virgin Guide to British Universities 2012
The Virgin Guide To British
Universities 2012
    The Virgin 2012 Guide
    to British
    Universities     is the
    only university guide to
    offer
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The Average Life Of The Average Person: How It All Adds Up
The Average Life Of The
Average Person: How It All
Adds Up
    If you had to pack a huge
    container full of
    everything you will need
    in a lifetime, what
    would you take with
    you?

    A human
    lifespan is, on average,
    79 years. In that time a
    person living in the UK
    will eat on average 479
    fish fingers, take 7163
    baths, shed 121 pints of
    tears, dream 104, 390
    dreams, go through 1033
    chickens, buy 733
    balloons and spend £658
    on Christmas crackers.


    The average man
    will celebrate 76
    birthdays, owns 15 ties
    and will spend a total of
    144 days standing in
    front of a mirror
    shaving.

    The
    average woman will
    celebrate 81 birthdays,
    owns between 40 and 50
    pairs of shoes and will
    spend nearly two years in
    round the clock washing,
    styling and restyling her
    hair.

    And who
    would have thought that
    in the UK the Tooth Fairy
    currently has a turnover
    of more than£20
    million?

    This
    endlessly surprising and
    diverting almanac
    approaches each essential
    item from a surprising
    angle to tell the untold
    stories behind the
    everyday things we take
    for granted and builds up
    a fascinating picture of
    the numbers that make up
    a human
    life.
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The Virgin Guide to British Universities 2011
The Virgin Guide To British
Universities 2011
    The Virgin 2011 guide is
    the only university guide
    to offer a uniquely
    students' eye view of
    what it's like to study
    at a particular
    university.

    As
    well as hard facts and
    practical information on
    every UK university -
    such as official ratings
    for teaching, statistics
    on where graduates end up
    and employment prospects
    by subject - the guide is
    also packed with useful
    information such as what
    the social scene is like,
    how much living costs
    are likely to be and what
    the student profile at a
    particular university is
    really like.

    With
    a comprehensive entry on
    every UK university, the
    Virgin guide contains all
    the information and
    advice potential
    undergraduates will need
    to choose the best
    university for them.


    With more
    potential students and
    fewer places every year,
    and average student debt
    topping £12, 000,
    choosing the right
    university has never been
    more crucial. The Virgin
    guide is an essential
    guide to helping you get
    that choice
    right.
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Time Out Guide To Eating & Drinking In Great Britain & Ireland 2005
Time Out Guide To Eating &
Drinking In Great Britain &
Ireland 2005
    The second edition of
    Time Out's countrywide
    Eating Guide is the
    definitive guide to the
    best restaurants,
    gastropubs and bars
    across the UK. It
    concentrates on over 1,
    200 great places to eat
    (including around 400
    London venues),
    regardless of price or
    cuisine. Each entry has a
    full review and listings,
    and there are plenty of
    color photographs
    throughout. 'Time Out
    prides itself on
    producing the hippest
    mainstreamguides, and
    its restaurant and pub
    guide maintains that
    reputation.' Anthony
    Sattin, Sunday Times
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