This book offers the puzzle-lover a superb collection of many types of puzzle.

How Do You Survive a Duel? contains

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The autumn 2002 publication of Ruby Waxs memoirs was greeted with shock
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Navigates young adults through the perils & pleasures of independent life from college & beyond, offering advice on everything from getting along your roommate (s) to throwing a great party; from getting the job you want & moving up to getting respect (and a phone number) from that cutie at the bar. ...

Books Celebrity Biographies Alongside the big 2023 Netflix release At Home with the Furys, bestselling author of Love & Fury Paris Fury reveals the answers to the question she's always asked. How does she manage life as a hands-on mother to seven children, as well as supporting World Heavyweight husband Tyson, while still looking amazing & finding time for herself? Paris Fury can pack a week into everyone else's day. Now she tells us how she does it. Looking after seven children, keeping house, looking amazing, being there for her World Heavyweight husband Tyson, & finding time for herself: this is just a shortlist of what Paris manages. A lot can go wrong, & often does, but Paris takes it all in her stride. She learned her great homemaking skills in her Gypsy childhood & here she shares all about daily life with the big Fury family & what works to keep life running
- from shopping, mealtimes & big celebrations, to being ready for the unexpected, handling a crisis, & her tricks for keeping their home clean & uncluttered, as well as warm & welcoming. Balancing day-to-day parenting with Tyson alongside his boxing career, she is open about the stresses that go along with all the travel, fun & excitement. On top of all this, Paris manages to find time for herself, too
- her incredible can-do, ready-for-anything attitude is a real inspiration to us all.   Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9781399710930 •†Author: Paris Fury  •†Publisher:   Hodder & Stoughton •†Format:†  Hardback •†Pages:† 304 •†Dimensions:† 23.6 x 16 x 3.6 cm Please Note: This book is recommended for adult reading only.

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How Does Your Garden Grow? Here's the essential fun guide for 1 to 3 year olds that outlines the basics of the garden environment. You'll find that this tiny brown book is very, very green. In this range of beautifully illustrated books, children will learn in a gentle & entertaining way about the environment & wildlife. ...

In a time gone by, the story tells us, elephants could fly
- but flying elephants led to big trouble.

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Harry Mounts How England Made the English: From Why We Drive on the Left to Why We Dont Talk to Our Neighbours is packed with astonishing facts & wonderful stories.

Q. Why are English train seats so narrow?

A. Its all the Romans fault. The first Victorian trains were built to the same width as horse-drawn wagons; & they were designed to fit the ruts left in the roads by Roman chariots.

For readers of Paxmans The English, Brysons Notes on a Small Island & Foxs Watching the English, this intriguing & witty book explains how our national characteristics
- our sense of humour, our hobbies, our favourite foods & our behaviour with the opposite sex
- are all defined by our nations extraordinary geography, geology, climate & weather.

You will learn how we would be as freezing cold as Siberia without the Gulf Stream; why we drive on the left-hand side of the road; why the Midlands became the home of the British curry. It identifies the materials that make Engl&, too: the faint pink Aberdeen granite of kerbstones; that precise English mix of air temperature, smell & light that hits you the moment you touch down at Heathrow









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Ever wondered how fat Henry VIII really was? Or what made Mary I ' Bloody'? Over many hundreds of years royalty has had its fair share of accidents, rumours, scandals, misrepresentations & misconceptions. This book offers a look at the secrets of our past royals. It is suitable for those interested in royal matters. ...

Details: The day had gone badly: Celtic had just lost to their Old Firm rivals Rangers in the 1999 Scottish Cup final,
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Following a 7-year battle with cancer, Jane Tomlinson died aged 43 in September 2007. News of her death brought tributes flooding in from around the world. How Good is That? forms part of the wonderful legacy that she leaves for her family, friends & the many thousands who observed with awe & admiration her great determination & resilience ...