Jane Cowan has changed her job, her home, her name
- but she's still afraid that Simon, her ex-husb&, will continue to attack
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Beautiful, colourful artwork in each book
- sing along to the popular song Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes!

Each book

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Headache is a global problem & the needs of sufferers go largely unmet. The World Health Organisation puts migraine in the top twenty diseases in terms of disability adjusted life years. Headache causes considerable economic & social impact to both sufferers & families. Current UK policy offers opportunities for the development of headache services focussed in primary care. The book offers a concise overview of the diagnosis & treatment of headache conditions & is relevant for the practitioner at any level from neurologists to general practitioner. It will also be relevant for a wide range of other practitioners such as nurses & physiotherapists who are involved in the management of headache. It is written by members of the British Association for the Study of Headache (BASH) & jointly edited by a general practitioner & a consultant neurologist who has a specific interest in headache. Headache: A Practical Manual provides easily accessible evidence-based information in handbook format. It has been developed with specific links to BASH guidelines & policies for patient management, & chapters have been co-authored by BASH experts. It

Includes:: evidence-based treatments both pharmacological & non-pharmacological. The size of this book is 17.6cm in height & 10cm wide & has 320 pages.

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Details: Headband hoop game that

Includes:: adjustable headband hoop so one size fits all. Contains


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Roger Brown has it all: clever & wealthy, he's at the very top of his game. & if his job as a headhunter ever gets dull, he

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Claudia Muldoon & her younger sister, Jenny, live with their parents & their gran in her house in Blodwen Street. Both parents have good jobs & the family assume they are settled for life, but then Grandpa Muldoon has a seizure & begs his son to return to Ireland & the family croft. The Muldoons leave & Gran has to take in lodgers to make ends meet, for the Depression is beginning to bite. In Irel&, however, the Muldoons flourish & the girls love the freedom of their new life, though as they grow up, disadvantages become clear. Claudia has to find work, so both sisters return to Liverpool & to their old pal Danny, who still adores the beautiful Claudia & welcomes them back with delight. But both girls' lives take an unexpected turn when Danny's friend, the flamboyant & successful Rob Dingle, returns from America... ...

As the 1920s progressed & Britain tried to recover from the horrors of war, the country enjoyed a short postwar boom – seeing the development of household gadgets such as dishwashers, sterilisers & cigar lighters – but it did not last & soon unemployment grew.

Peter Pugh shows in this book that despite the ‘swinging twenties’ being largely a myth, the decade was enlivened by mouldbreaking characters such as birth control pioneer Marie Stopes, father of the BBC John Reith, & Horatio Bottomley
- perhaps the biggest business fraudster of all time.

Product Information:
• ISBN: 9781785782091
• Format: Hardback
• Author: Peter Pugh
• Publisher: Icon Books
• Pages: 176
• Measures: 20.6 x 13.5 x 1.8cm










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As the General Strike of 1926 starkly illustrated, economic hardship continued to be the lodestone of the decade. An American import, the movies, revolutionised entertainment, while William Morris rapidly developed the motor car in Oxford.

Peter Pugh brings these five years vividly to life through the stories of gay author Radclyffe Hall – whose seminal The Well of Loneliness also made people think again about sexual norms – John Logie Baird, whose development of the his television in these years presaged another great revolution in everyday life, & the comedian who captured many hearts, Noel Coward.

Product Information:
• ISBN: 9781785782107
• Format: Hardback
• Author: Peter Pugh
• Publisher: Icon Books
• Pages: 176
• Measures: 20.4 x 13.6 x 1.6cm









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An innovative series that uses unique multiflap pages in combination with lively design, illustration, contemporary photographs & vivid text to entice young readers into exploring historical events in depth & detail. Each turning point is a rich & arresting visual exploration of a moment in time & how it changed the world forever. ...

For two weeks in October, Wales held its breath. In the Rugby World Cup, with an influx of young players & probably the most exciting rugby played in the competition, Wales had negotiated a difficult qualifying group to reach a quarter final against an unbeaten Ireland side. Ireland were despatched 22:10; next up was a France side which had misfired throughout the tournament. In New Zealand & at home, Wales believed: over 60, 000 people watched the game at the Millennium Stadium. But injuries to key players, missed kicks, & the sending off of skipper Sam Warburton meant that Wales came up just short in a grippingly tense match they dominated. & defeat against Australia in their last game left Wales fourth. Yet this was still a time for celebration. Wales had lost to three of the world's top sides by a collective margin of five points. It couldn't have been closer, & the Wales squad could return home confident for the future & with their heads held high. ...