Daisy is the night security guard at the Manchester Museum of Social History. She takes her job very seriously, protecting the

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Get ready to delve into the thrilling second instalment in The Bone Field series. Featuring DI Ray Mason & PI Tina Boyd.

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DI Rebus is buried under a pile of paperwork but an escalating dispute between the upstart Tommy Telford

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DI John Rebus is hard at work on multiple cases. Not only is he on the trail of a WWII war criminal
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Details: Inspector Banks visits his nephew in Toronto. He soon becomes embroiled in a libel case in a large foreign-owned
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The quest for happiness is universal.

In this comprehensive guide to the history, art, science, psychology & attainment

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Happiness is a journey, & even the best explorers sometimes need a guide along the way

Filled with uplifting"es,

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Filled with empowering"es & affirmations along with practical exercises & tips, this journal will encourage you to reflect

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Parenting is probably the biggest challenge any of us will face, & yet nobody has delivered the perfect formula to us help us out. Recognising this, clinical psychologist & parenting expert Linda Blair provides an easy to follow guide to parenting that is easily adaptable to individual circumstances. In THE HAPPY CHILD, Blair divides childhood into three stages of development: infancy, preschool & starting school. She concentrates on your child's psychological development & how to raise a happy, well adjusted child, as well as providing practical advice & addressing common problems which may arise. This is a book which both provides parenting guidelines as well as encouraging parents to trust their own instincts, & above all does not underestimate the challenges parents face. The foreword is by Ellen Winner, professor of child psychology at Boston College, specialising in gifted children & author of GIFTED CHILDREN (Basic Books). ...

'I've always been wilful...I've always been stubborn & always determined' One of our best-loved actresses, Celia Imrie would rather have been a dancer. As a child she planned to join the Royal Ballet & marry Rudolf Nureyev. Now she has become one of our finest & funniest performers, on stage, TV & screen
- adored for her roles in Acorn Antiques & dinnerladies, as well as films including Calendar Girls & Nanny Mc Phee. In her hugely entertaining autobiography Celia Imrie recounts a life hurtling (not always intentionally) into adventures both on stage & off. Whether it's finding herself on stage with half the scenery stuck to her cardigan, or being kidnapped on her way to location. Somehow she emerges from the chaos that can lie in her wake almost unscathed. Acting, she admits, is a mad, chaotic profession & it is her refreshing honesty, sense of mischief, fun & almost unruffled determination in the face of it all that makes this autobiography a never-ending delight. The size of this book is 24cm in height & 16cm wide with 312 pages
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