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Explore life at the Farm featuring all sorts of fun farmyard scenes that are just waiting for your artistic flair!

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Have hours of fun piecing together this stunning At the Races image from your living room. This picture perfect puzzle

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Special Agent Maggie O' Dell is on the trail of a serial murderer who has an affinity for lopping off his victims' diseased body parts & embalming the rest of their bodies in 55-gallon oil drums. Now Maggie suspects that her friend Gwen may be the murderer's next victim, & her only chance of finding the killer depends on the memory of an Alzheimer-stricken man. ...

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In classical Athens, one of the pupils of Plato's Academy is found dead. Suspecting this wasn't an accident, his teacher asks Herakles, the Decipherer of Enigmas, to investigate. A second plot unfolds in parallel through the footnotes of the translator of the text. ...

This city deserves to be explored & its many treasures to be uncovered. So, once you have made a full survey of the temples, why not go round the fleamarkets or walk to the centre of the old popular quarter with its lively & traditional festivities? ...

With Australia having lost their invincible aura & an improving England side having home advantage, the 2009 Ashes series was always likely to be a gripping contest. & with the hero of 2005, Andrew Flintoff, announcing this was to be his swansong, the level of interest reached fever point. Watching on throughout, with a calm, insightful eye was former England captain Mike Atherton, whose reports on the Ashes series in The Times were required reading for all fans of the sport. Having played in seven Ashes series himself, he understands precisely the unique pressures of cricket's longest & most intense international rivalry. In Atherton's Ashes, he provides his day-by-day account of how the fortunes of both sides fluctuated throughout a terrific summer of cricket. He analyses the key turning points for each team & reveals the vital technical issues that can make or break a player in such high-pressure scenarios. He explains how the decisions of the captains, Andrew Strauss & Ricky Ponting, helped shape events & brings vividly to life the best of the action. Atherton's Ashes is sure to be the definitive word on the brilliant 2009 series, where the outcome hung in the balance until the final Test. ...

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