Bruce Springsteen is one of the most important & controversial rock stars of our times: this is the story of the man
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Constance Beaman MBA, a middling middle manager at a mega-multinational corporation, works in a world she never encountered in business school: the real world. Told through a series of frantic e-mails to her mentor, this title traces the circuitous career of Constance Beaman. ...

Drawing on lessons learned from working with 15000 corporations, Michael Gerber debunks common corporate myths about management & leading, exploring why every manager must take charge of his or her own life & develop an entrepreneurial mindset for both the individual & the organization. ...

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This classic picture book by Janet & Allan Ahlberg belongs on every bookshelf. Each Peach Pear Plum is a timeless picture book classic from the bestselling illustrator/author team Janet & Allan Ahlberg, creators of Peepo!. Each beautifully illustrated page encourages young children to interact with the picture to find the next fairy tale & nursery rhyme character. Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9780140509199 •†Author:   Allan Ahlberg •†Publisher:   Penguin •†Format:   Paperback •†Pages:† 32 •†Dimensions:†19.05 x 0.64 x 24.77 cm ...

Packed with great new strips, stories & articles, the full-colour Eagle comic landed in the grey post-war gloom of Britain in April 1950. It lit up schoolboys' lives across the land with features on hobbies, sporting personalities & space travel. Weekly features included the resident Professor Brittain explaining radar (in the first issue; he'd later go on to tackle particle theory, splitting the atom & the inside of a London Underground ticket machine), & the legendarily detailed cutaways. The first cutaway featured a jet-black ' New Gas Turbine-Electric Locomotive' emerging at speed from a tunnel; later everything from the manufacturing of ice cream to the workings of the Quebec Bridge would be forensically dissected in beautiful Super-8 colour. Other stalwarts included PC49, Harris Tweed & Jeff Arnold (basically Dan Dare in a checked shirt & cowboy hat). There was also the intrepid Mac Donald Hastings
- a willing knife-thrower's target & human firework, &, of course, the greatest comic strip of all time: Dan Dare, Frank Hampson's painfully detailed Pilot of the Future...
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The 1960s was unforgettably the swinging decade: England won the World Cup, Neil Armstrong too his first steps on the surface of the Moon & technology was 'white hot'. The Eagle, Earth's greatest boys' weekly comic, also continued to thrive. Dan Dare, of the Interplanetary Space Fleet, was an ever-present, as were the cutaways: & the likes of Jeff Arnold & Harris Tweed also appeared alongside newcomers such as Fraser of Africa & Mike Lane, the Guinea Pig, subject at one point in 1967 to mind-altering experiments with coloured lights. The Eagle Annual: the best of the 1960s comic follows the successful formula of the 1950s annual: strips, features, adverts & editorial are annotated with contemporary captions & longer pieces telling the story of the Eagle's second decade. ...

Drawn to the sky as though to his natural element, young David Morgan pursues the life of a jet pilot over the boardroom future mapped out for him by his family. He meets Debra, a beautiful Israeli writer who he will fight against, in another country's war, at the controls of his Mirage. Breathless action brings them together but is also the very tragedy that will threaten to tear them apart... ...

Relaxing in the south of France, MI6 agent Alex Rider is finally able to feel like any ordinary fourteen-year-old
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He was head of an international drugs ring, a kidnapper & a ruthless killer. One nigh British Sea Harriers reduced his Beirut headquarters to rubble & his evil empire to ruins. But Abdul Habib still had money, & hate, enough hate to spare to construct an elaborate plan which would destroy Gibraltar & the British Aircraft carrier which had committed the fatal strike. All he needed was luck to thread a nuclear warhead through the complicated network of the Middle Eat terrorist rings, get it on a Libyan freighter & head west across the Med ...