Pip Fitz-Amobi is haunted by the way her last investigation ended. Soon she’ll be leaving for Cambridge University but then another case finds her... & this time it’s all about Pip.  Pip is used to online death threats, but there’s one that catches her eye, someone who keeps asking: who will look for you when you’re the one who disappears? & it’s not just online. Pip has a stalker who knows where she lives. The police refuse to act & then Pip finds connections between her stalker & a local serial killer. The killer has been in prison for six years, but Pip suspects that the wrong man is behind bars. As the deadly game plays out, Pip realises that everything in Little Kilton is finally coming full circle. If Pip doesn’t find the answers, this time she will be the one who disappears... Product Information: • ISBN: 9781405298605 • Author: Holly Jackson • Publisher: Electric Monkey • Format: Paperback • Pages: 576 • Dimensions: 19.8 x 12.9 x 3.6cm ...

Oscar. winners Jack Nicholson & Helen Hunt star alongside Greg Kinnear & Cuba Gooding Jr in the smash-hit comedy, ' As Good As It Gets'. Nicholson gives a show-stopping performance as Melvin Udall, an obsessive-compulsive novelist who takes pride in hi ...

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“ Midlife crisis? WHAT midlife crisis?!”

Charlotte Bristow is worried about her husband Will.



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The stooping figure of my mother, waist-deep in the grass & caught there like a piece of sheep's wool, was the last I saw of my country home as I left it to discover the world' Abandoning the Cotswolds village that raised him, the young Laurie Lee walks to London. There he makes a living labouring & playing the violin. ...

Presents a vision of what politics can be in America & poses a crucial question: What if our political leaders started talking to us as if we were grown-ups? The author models a realistic new candour that could break through the downward spiral that has us expecting less of our political leaders while they're thinking less & less of us. ...

Winter Parva, a traditional Cotswolds village next door to Carsely, has decided to throw a celebratory hog roast to mark the beginning of the winter holiday festivities & Agatha Raisin has arrived with friend & rival in the sleuthing business, Toni, to enjoy the merriment. But as the spit pig is carried towards the bed of fiery charcoal Agatha
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- realise that things aren't as they seem... Very quickly it transpires that the spit pig is in fact Gary Beech, a policeman not much loved in Winter Parva. & although Agatha has every intention of leaving the affair to the police, she rapidly changes her mind when she finds out Gary's ex-wife has hired Toni to investigate. Cantankerous & competitive as Agatha is, she has to now join the fray & try & solve the case herself!

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Forced by the post-war boom to leave their shabby tenement for a new bungalow & the outskirts of the city, Madge Gilbride is comforted by the fact that at least she has her family near her. & when her grandsons, Will & Hamish, fall in love with local girls she is delighted. But life is not plain sailing ...

As Time Goes By...: Let's Remember: The War Years
- special songs filled with bitter-sweet magic of our finest hour. As time Goes
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The wry, honest & often hilarious chronicles of a very brave & clever TV presenter, Arctic Explorer & general drawer of the Short Straw. As one third of the BBCs Top Gear team, Richard Hammonds year since his near-fatal accident has been full of stunts & drama. From a race to the North Pole (with skis & dog-sled) to a journey through Botswana in a car named Oliver, & a seventeen-mile run through floods to his Gloucestershire home, in order to get to his daughters birthday party, the year has been eventful, to say the least... With his boundless optimism in the face of certain failure, Richard Hammond has become one of our funniest writers about a life (and a job) which constantly present a challenge. ...

With its cross-dressed heroine, gender games & explorations of sexual ambivalence, its Forest of Arden & melancholy Jacques, this book speaks directly to the twenty-first century. It connects the play to the Elizabethan court & its dynamic queen & demonstrates that the play's vital roots in its own time give it new life in ours. ...