Details: Join in with the sweetly scented princess & fairy adventures. Inside you will meet the fluttering fairy who wants
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For embroiderers at all skill levels who want the basics of the craft along with a huge variety of whimsical, romantic & classic motifs, plus project ideas with a fresh, contemporary look. Sweet Stitches from the Heart is a collection of 900+ delightful, timeless embroidery & cross-stitch motifs & 70 stylish project ideas, along with simple how-to, all in one convenient, beautiful package. The charming motifs are sure to appeal to modern stitchers & can be used to lend beautiful touches to simple gifts, personal accessories & home d?cor items. ...

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A heart-warming & humorous animal series by bestselling author, Holly Webb. Sophie isn't happy about moving to a strange new country. But then she meets Josephine
- a macaroon-eating, tutu-wearing guinea pig. Josephine shows Sophie that living in a new place is exciting
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From traditional toffee, fluffy clouds of marshmallow & creamy maple & pecan fudge to sherbet with lolly dippers, the recipes in Sweet Things are the stuff of childhood dreams. Soft, delicately flavoured nougat bars, topped with vanilla caramel & covered in chocolate are just big enough for three or four (big) bites & far surpass the shop-bought equivalent. Crisp butterscotch popcorn with just a hint of sea salt is the perfect adult indulgence, a box of Praline Hearts makes a delightful Valentines Day gift & chocolate-dipped honeycomb is tailor-made for Fathers Day. The recipes come with fail-safe instructions that will ensure success every time, even for novice confectioners, plus creative packaging ideas, making this the ideal book whether you want an imaginative present for someone special or merely to treat yourself. ...

Serena Frome, in her final year at Cambridge, is being groomed for MI5. Serena is sent on a secret mission
- Operation Sweet
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This fun Sweet Treats design paper pad 12 x 12" features h&-illustrated designs of delicious cakes & biscuits. They will be loved by anyone with a sweet tooth!

These pads have a perforated top for ease of use, & are perfect for any crafting, scrapbooking or cardmaking.

Suitable for cutting, trimming, stamping & more, this paper is the perfect accessory for all of your themed handmade card or paper craft projects.

Product Information:
• Design Pad
• Design: Sweet Treats
• 50 sheets with 25 unique designs
• 160gsm
• Measures: 12" x 12"










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This fun Sweet Treats design paper pad 6" x 6" features h&-illustrated designs of delicious cakes & biscuits. They will

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Please note this book contains content of an adult nature. Welcome to swinging London where the men are horny, the women are pretty, & the vibrations they make together are as sweet as honey. At the Rose & Griffin theatrical agency it's business as usual the business of sex. Talent scout Adrian Klein is renowned for his eye for promising newcomers especially when they're blond & gorgeous. Teddy Dixon, the agency's managing director, has his own way of auditioning new talent on his casting couch. & their female colleague Carola Watforde is not to be outdone by the men when it comes to spotting a willing sex-pot it takes one to know one, they say! This book has 311 pages & is 17.5cm x 10.5cm x 2.2cm ...

When the abolitionist Granville Sharpe bought land in Sierra Leone to 'repatriate' freed slaves, one former slave living in London foresaw trouble. ' Is it possible', asked Ottobah Cugoano, biblically, 'that a fountain should send forth both sweet water & bitter?' Could the slave trade be abolished from West Africa when West Africa was its source? The answer was no..." Sweet Water & Bitter" is the extraordinary sequel to Britain's abolition of the slave trade in 1807. The last legal British slave-ship left Africa that year, but other countries & illegal slavers continued to trade. When the Napoleonic Wars ended in 1815, British diplomats negotiated anti-slave-trade treaties & a ' Preventive Squadron' was formed to cruise the West African coast. In six decades, this small fleet liberated 150, 000 Africans & lost 17, 000 of its own men in doing so. This is the tale of their exciting & arduous campaign. It is also a story of unforeseen consequences. What to do with the freed slaves? How to manipulate international law so that you could board the ships of other nations? How to fight the intense hostility of African leaders to abolition? In tracing these complex questions, Sian Rees shows how the campaign was linked to British imperial & commercial ambition as well as to philanthropy: the colonising of West Africa was a direct, though unintended result. Above all, however, this is a swashbuckling naval adventure, full of sensational, first-hand accounts of life at sea, of the grim 'barracoons' where slaves are held, of the luxurious compounds of the slave-brokers & the lonely garrisons dotting the coast. Sailors speak of the boredom of patrol, the terror of 'detached service' in small boats upriver, the sudden, violent battles & the horror of seeing, close up, the cruelties of slaving. Combining flawless research with an intimate & dramatic narrative, this is a voyage that no one will forget. ...