Richard Samuels (Zac Efron) is a 17-year old kid from New Jersey. He's bored of school & dreams of making it big in the dazzling world of the New York theatre. His dreams are realised when he meets a youthful Orson Welles (Christian Mc Kay) & lucks a place in his legendary production of Julius Caesar. Over the course of a magical week, Richard makes his Broadway debut, finds romance, & experiences the dark side of genius after daring to cross the brilliant Welles. Richard has to grow up fast... ...

Leaving home was a simple sail or starve choice. There was no work in rural Irel&, nor any prospect of it for my aunts & uncles. Letters home from friends & neighbours already working in London told proudly of flushing toilets, electricity, running hot water & dances seven nights a week... They would have loved to travel to England in twos & threes, but had to wait & save up for the three 'S's'
- shoes, suitcase & a suit. One by one, according to who was older or had the most commonsense, they set off for London. In a state of high excitement they sailed, envied by the brothers & sisters they left behind who were all counting the hours until it would be their turn to leave.' But home is never far away as aunts & uncles meet up in Irish dance halls, or smuggle poteen disguised as holy water in Virgin Mary-shaped bottles, & gossip is delivered weekly in the form of the local county paper.
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She'd rather curl up with Pride & Prejudice & step into a time where men were honourable & strode across fields in breeches, their damp shirts clinging to their chests. The men she meets are more into pleated trousers, two-timing & internet porn. So when her best friend invites her to Mexico for a week of margaritas & manhunting. Emily books a guided tour of Jane Austen country instead. There are no dream men here. The coach is full of pensioners, apart from one Spike Hargreaves, a foul-tempered journalist writing a piece on why most women would love to date Mr Darcy. But then she walks into a room & finds herself face-to-face with Darcy himself. & every woman's fantasy suddenly becomes one woman's reality... ...

Every cat owner believes that his or her cat understands every word that they say. Every cat owner believes that cats are far more intelligent than dogs
- they're just too cool to show it. Every cat owner believes that their cat should be on TV starring in advertisements for everything from furniture & carpets to central heating &, yes, cat food. & those Andrex puppies have had it their own way for far too long... Every cat owner, in fact, is a cat lover. If they're not cat lovers when the cat first comes along
- you don't purchase a cat, they choose to live with you
- then they will be within a very short space of time. There are stories, of course, that every cat owner loves to tell. It may be that the cat became hugely & unusually distressed the day a relative died unexpectedly on the other side of town. It may be about how the cat is a constant source of comfort during bad times, or how the cat faces up to urban foxes in the garden. It may simply be a story about how the cat is a loving companion. Cat lovers simply love telling cat stories! The size of this book is 19.7cm in height & 12.9cm wide with 249 pages.


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Little Bear loves to explore with Grandma! Together they climb trees, splash in puddles & catch fish for their tea. If only the

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My mum is so special in every way. I want to be just like my mummy one day!

Little Bear's mum is so clever, she can

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Takes the young pianist step-by-step through the earliest stages of piano technique, first with separate hands, then with a sequence of easy pieces for hands together. This title offers games & puzzles that present theory a fresh lease of life. It

Includes:: rhymes & songs that introduce characters such as the Ostrich & Sammy Squirrel.

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Me & White Supremacy teaches readers how to dismantle the privilege within themselves so that they can stop (often unconsciously)

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Heartbreaking & uplifting, Me & You is a story about how hard it is to leave our old selves behind, the tough choices we sometimes have to make & how love & friendship can heal the most damaged of hearts. I'm fine. I'm sorry. Please take care of him for me. & maybe one day I'll get to explain. Angie knows a lot about her best friend Kitty. She knows Kitty is mad & wild & loves to wear clashing colours. She knows she's incredibly funny & generous but also very unreliable. & she knows that there is a perfect explanation for Kitty standing her up on her birthday. She thinks she knows everything about Kitty, except she doesn't. Kitty knows that she is the happiest she has ever been. She knows she's so lucky to have a lovely boyfriend, Simon & a best friend like Angie. But what she doesn't know is that on this night, her past is finally going to catch up with her & change everything. ...

Lou Clark knows lots of things. She knows how many footsteps there are between the bus stop & home. She knows she likes working in The Buttered Bun tea shop & she knows she might not love her boyfriend Patrick.

What Lou doesnt know is shes about to lose her job or that knowing whats coming is what keeps her sane.

Will Traynor knows his motorcycle accident took away his desire to live. He knows everything feels very small & rather joyless now & he knows exactly how hes going to put a stop to that.

What Will doesnt know is that Lou is about to burst into his world in a riot of colour. & neither of them knows theyre going to change the other for all time.





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