Jacqueline Wilson's funniest, fiercest & most beloved new heroine Jess Beaker returns for another amazing adventure.



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We are the Groovicorns! Everyone loves unicorns
- they make perfect rainbows, sign hoofprints & even grant wishes. But the Groovicorns
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What happens to our loved ones when they die? Is there a heaven? Is there a true connection between the living & the dead? Allison Du Bois' remarkable abilities as a medium have been verified by scores of people who have been contacted by the deceased through her. She has also been tested by scientists & recorded exceptionally high marks for accuracy. Now, in We Are Their Heaven, Allison explores both connection & communication between the living & the dead & explains that the dead choose to remain with us because we are their happiness, we are their heaven. Throughout the book, people who have had readings with Allison share their experiences ...

Thirty years ago, Vincent King became a killer. 

Now, he's been released from prison & is back in his hometown

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This is Sara Davies MBE's story of building her multi-million-pound business from scratch & why we can all make it big.

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You have it all.  Success, a beautiful home, a happy family.

Until, in a heartbeat, it's gone.

We've kidnapped

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Celebrate the re-emergence of Liverpool FC as one of the most feared & respected teams in the whole of European football!



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A first year university student has a psychic relationship with her linguistics professor. An adolescent ballerina with a salt addiction re-imagines her life. A bookstore manager explains the fine art of stocking to a new employee. This book explores these scenarios. ...

Bounded by the Great War on one side & by the looming shadow of the Second World War on the other, the inter-war period has characteristically been portrayed as a time of unremitting poverty, rising crime & mass unemployment. This work shows how the British people reacted to the privations of wartime by indulging in leisure activities. ...

Spanning 1500 years of history, We Declare is a compelling collection of treaties, letters, diary entries, forgeries & manifestos that tells of the making of modern Irel&. Full of propaganda & idealism, bluster & courage, thwarted expectations & stunning achievements, this is no dry archive of bureaucracy but the paper trail that chronicles the struggle for a nation. Presented in chronological order & embellished with images of the actual documents alongside transcripts of the key passages, each chapter of this book explains the background & impact of the words that have shaped Irish history. Early chapters show the efforts of the British monarchs & governments to establish their authority in Ireland & the efforts of Irishmen to resist. Later ones record the creation of the newly independent Irish state, from its controversial beginnings with the Anglo-Irish treaty to the five-line Act to establish the Republic, & ultimately the peacemaking Good Friday Agreement. Here too are documents that have helped create the Irish national identity, be they the letters of Swift or the establishment of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Others, like the heart-rending account of the Famine in Cork, the war diary of an Irish soldier at the Somme or Donall Mac Amhlaigh's candid description of his life as a labourer in post-war Engl&, are gripping snapshots of their times. Also included are many documents of which the names are well known or even infamous, such as Lord Stanley's letter on Irish education or the ' American Note' sent during the Emergency, but the texts of which few have
- until now
- had the opportunity to read. Taken together, these documents tell the story of Irel&, from St Patrick- via Parnell, Pearse & de Valera
- to Roy Keane.


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