Charles F. Haanel created his personal development programme, known as the Master Key System, in 1912. It has been hugely influential, inspiring Napoleon Hill's Think & Grow Rich (1937), the first self-help book, & more recently (2006) the international bestseller The Secret. Millions of people worldwide now realise that success in life comes from more than just chance, fate, good connections, or even hard work. Rumour has it that while he was attending Harvard, Bill Gates discovered Charles F. Haanel's book, which prompted him to drop out of university & pursue his dream of 'a computer on every desk & in every home'. Thanks to books like The Secret, the 'law of attraction' has become well known, as a way to help us to shed negative attitudes & habits & fulfill our potential. Now here at last is the crucial next step: a book that places such ideas in the context of a practical daily process for attaining your goals. Haanel believed in positive action & hard work, but he also believed in the ability of every one of us to tap into the divine source of knowledge & wisdom that permeates the universe. Tapping the Source combines the timeless wisdom of Haanel with the benefits of a century of ground-breaking developments in the use of meditation, psychology & focused concentration to reach alpha states for peak performance. Tapping the Source teaches methods that enable you to manifest your dreams, becoming wholly connected with others & finding the means within yourself to live your life to its fullest. If life had an instruction manual with step-by-step instructions on how to achieve success & happiness, Tapping the Source would be that book. ...

It's the 1950s & for Tara Flynn, red-haired, bright & ambitious, Ballygrace House represents everything she hopes for
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Ria & Marilyn have never met, but they're about to switch lives for the summer... Ria Lynch lives in a big, warm, Victorian house in Tara Road, Dublin, where her life revolves around family & friends. Marilyn Vine lives thousands of miles away in a quiet, modern house in New Engl&. After a terrible loss, she has closed herself off from the world.  Two more unlikely friends would be hard to find, but when each needs a place to escape to, a house exchange seems the ideal solution. Along with the borrowed houses come, neighbours & friends, gossip & speculation, & Ria & Marilyn soon realise that swapping lives won't be the peaceful escape they'd been hoping for.. . Though it might turn out to be exactly the change they both needed.   Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9781398715196 •†Author:   Maeve Binchy  •†Publisher:   Orion •†Format:   Paperback •†Pages:† 656 •†Dimensions:† 12.8 x 5 x 19.6 cm ...

One assumes that Maeve Binchy's fiction always on the bestseller list is sold mainly to women: the broader canvas of politics, business & legal matters don't seem to engage her interest. She's at her best in the intimate minutiae of domestic life hopes & dreams, matters of the heart & she's well served by her cousin Kate, who narrates her audio books with immense skill & conviction. Tara Road is in Dublin, where Ria has created an exquisite home for her adored husband Danny & her two children. Her kitchen is a warm, convivial meeting place for family & friends, but Danny seems too busy to enjoy it. To coax him back into the family circle, Ria suggests they have another baby, whereupon he confesses that he's in love with a teenage girl whom he's made pregnant, & with whom he intends to live. Realising that she's been living in a fool's paradise, Ria arranges a house exchange with a New Englander whose marriage is also on the rocks, a month in someone else's life should free them both from their misery. But the reality is more complicated, because the women have not been entirely open with each other. Skeletons emerge from cupboards, & while some characters lose out, others rise like phoenixes from the ashes of their former lives. Welcome to Binchy's variegated world, 17.7cm x 11.2cm x 3.1, pages 488 ...

Yn eu her fwyaf hyd yn hyn, mae Siôn, Ffion, Bari a Phwdin y ci rhyfeddol yn wynebu dyn tywydd syn troin ddihiryn!



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Tara Flynn has come a long way since she was a little girl growing up in the village of Ballygrace. Now mistress of Ballygrace House, the beautiful mansion overlooking the Tullamore countryside, Tara has everything she's always wanted
- security, a beautiful home, & the love of a good man. But the Irish have an expression
- 'the two days', meaning good & bad fortune. Tara may have everything she's ever dreamed of, but can she hold on to it? In Stockport, Tara's dear friend Biddy has problems of her own. She too has escaped a troubled past & built a new life. But when her husband is seriously injured, Biddy must once again begin taking care of herself. As Tara's half-sister arrives at her boarding-house, Biddy realises she'll need eyes in the back of her head if she's to keep both Angela & herself out of trouble.

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When writer Rob Fallon goes out one night & ends up with his best-friend's girlfriend, Jenny, he's feeling guilty before anything's even happened. But guilt quickly turns to shock when two men break into Jenny's apartment, abduct her, & try to kill Rob. But when Rob reports this to the police, no one believes him. ...

Alex Cross & his family join men & women across the nation lining the streets of Washington DC to mourn the unexpected death of

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Details: Get your heart pumping with the Fun Outdoors
- Target Heads set. Its 'tag' with a twist. Pop on the special

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During the darkest days of the Second World War, the Allies listened intently to the messages of the enemy. Every whisper built a picture of the threat to come
- weapons that were terrifying in their murderous capabilities. Target London is the dramatic tale of the inception of the German V-weapons, the Allies' epic race to discover the truth about them & the rockets' effects on the streets of London. Investigative historian Christy Campbell brilliantly interweaves the many strands of this gripping episode. At the heart of this tale is London
- the target of Nazi Germany's plan to crush British morale.

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