Details: Learn how to manage your diet with the Diabetes Cookbook Managing your diet is the key to good diabetes control.
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This book is packed with simple, easy-to-understand explanations of how diabetes works & practical, positive advice for preventing

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When author Giancarlo Caldesi was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2012, he had never imagined that his family life would transform...



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A  Diabolic is ruthless. A  Diabolic is powerful. A  Diabolic has a single task: Kill in order to protect. 
 
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It's Christmas 1845 & Haworth is in the grip of a freezing winter. 

Charlotte, Emily & Anne Brontë are rather losing

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The Diamond as Big as the Ritz is an ominous fable about the pursuit of great wealth. Readers will be transported to a fabulous fantasy land of such opulence that its very existence has to remain a jealously guarded secret. Fatal consequences lie in store for 'bona fide' guests & uninvited visitors alike, while the sybaritic luxury of the place is evoked in an effortless prose style which is quintessentially F. Scott Fitzgerald. Also featured in this volume are The Cut-Glass Bowl, May Day, The Rich Boy, Crazy Sunday, An Alcoholic Case, The Lees of Happiness, The Lost Decade & Babylon Revisited. ...

Meet the Diamond Brothers, the world's worst private-detective agency, in this Chandler-esque spoof from the creator of the

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Dixie is the youngest of the Diamond family. She & her sisters, dreamy Martine, glamourous Rochelle & tough Jude, could hardly be more different from each other but their Mum's tried to teach them the value of sticking together. Now Mum's expecting yet another baby & she's convinced this one is a boy. Time to move to a bigger place, she insists, & the girls scarcely have time to protest before they find themselves at their new house. Its rough, dilapidated & filthy & before they've even unpacked the furniture, Mum goes into labour! By the time Mum comes home with the new baby, Jude's been in a fight, Rochelle's found a new boyfriend & Martine's stormed off. ...

The jet was a solid eighteen-inch column, a pillar of brown mud & yellow gravel & sea water that beat against the steel plates of the hull with a hollow drumming roar. In the few seconds since the explosion the cyclone was already half-filled with a slimy shifting porridge that rushed from wall to wall with the movement of a ship. It was like some monstrous jellyfish which each second gathered weight & strength. The Van Der Byl Diamond Company, willed by its founder to his son Benedict, turns out to be a bequest of hatred. For it is couched in such terms as to offer him the instrument of destruction of his bitterest rival. Destroy Johnny is the old man's implacable message. & so, consumed with envy for his own foster-brother, Benedict sets out in ruthless pursuit of this goal
- & Johnny is plunger into a maelstrom of greed, vengeance & murder.
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As Elizabeth II celebrates her Diamond Jubilee, Andrew Marr offers a vivid account not only of the Queen, but also of the country over which she has reigned for six decades. Turning his attention to the monarch
- & to the monarchy, chronicling the Queen's pivotal role at the centre of the state, which is largely hidden from public gaze & making a strong case for the institution itself. Thematically arranged, rather than chronologically, Marr dissects the Queen's political relationships, crucially those with her prime ministers; examing her role as Head of the Commonwealth of Nations; he looks at what the Queen actually does
- from opening hospitals to meetings with visiting heads of state & other dignitaries
- & looks at why she spends 3 hours every night reading the contents of the red boxes sent over from Downing Street. Marr also looks at the drastic changes in the media since her accession in 1952 & how the monarchy
- & the monarch
- have had to change & adapt as a result. indeed, he argues that under her watchful eye, the monarchy has been thoroughly modernized & made as for for purpose in the 21st century as it was when she came to the throne & a 'new Elizabethan age' was ushered in.




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