Okonkwo is the greatest wrestler & warrior alive, & his fame spreads throughout West Africa like a bush-fire. But when he accidentally kills a clansman, things begin to fall apart. Then Okonkwo returns from exile to find missionaries & colonial governors have arrived in the village. ...

To look & listen to the extraordinary Katie Piper, it is difficult to comprehend the severe trauma she suffered from a brutal rape & acid attack which left her with deep physical & emotional scars. These terrible events would have crushed most people, but through her positive outlook & sheer determination, Katie has become inspirational to millions & living proof that no matter what life throws at you, if you work hard & believe
- things will get better. Katie now begins to answer the question that everyone wants to know
- ' Where did you find the courage?' She shares the key steps & support that led to her emotional recovery & acknowledges the pain we have all felt at times, whether suffering a breakup, life change or more serious trauma. Drawing on her own experiences & letters from other survivors, Katie shows with spectacular compassion that we can all find the strength within to carry on.

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Few people understand what it's like to pull yourself up from rock bottom better than Katie Piper. Her recovery from a rape & acid attack is nothing short of astonishing. Receiving countless letters & emails from people just like you who are facing their own challenges, Katie is determined to spread the message that, no matter how big your difficulties feel now, there is a way forward. In Things Get Better, Katie revisits each stage of her own recovery to show that you are not alone in your feelings. Explaining how to take things one day at a time to reach your goals, & reveals how to stay positive & treat yourself with the kindness you deserve. ...

There was a lot that we kept from my mother. My dad would say to me as a teenager Don't tell your mother. We couldn't face the disapproval.' Sue Johnston always seemed to be disappointing her mother. As a girl she never stayed clean & tidy like her cousins. As she grew older, she spent all her piano lesson money on drinks for her mates down the pub, & when she discovered the Cavern she was never at home. The final straw was when Sue left her steady job at a St Helens factory to try her hand at that unsteadiest of jobs: acting. Yet when Sue was bringing up her own child alone, her mother was always there to help. & playing her much-loved characters Sheila Grant & Barbara Royle
- although her mum wouldn't say she was proud as such, she certainly seemed to approve. & in her mother's final months, it was Sue she needed by her side. The relationship with your mother is perhaps the most precious & fraught of any woman's life. When she began writing, Sue set out to record 'all the big things, & all the small things. Everything I wanted to tell my mother but felt I never could'. The result is a warm, poignant & often very funny memoir by one of Britain's favourite actresses.
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There was a lot that we kept from my mother. My dad would say to me as a teenager " Don't tell your mother". We couldn't face the disapproval. Sue Johnston always seemed to be disappointing her mother. As a girl she never stayed clean & tidy like her cousins. As she grew older, she spent all her piano lesson money on drinks for her mates down the pub, & when she discovered the Cavern she was never at home. The final straw was when Sue left her steady job at a St Helens factory to try her hand at that unsteadiest of jobs: acting. Yet when Sue was bringing up her own child alone, her mother was always there to help. & playing her much-loved characters Sheila Grant & Barbara Royle
- although her mum wouldn't say she was proud as such, she certainly seemed to approve. & in her mother's final months, it was Sue she needed by her side. The relationship with your mother is perhaps the most precious & fraught of any woman's life. When she began writing, Sue set out to record all the big things, & all the small things. Everything I wanted to tell my mother but felt I never could. The result is a warm, poignant & often very funny memoir by one of our favourite actresses.
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Contains over 60 delicious recipes for what to put on your toast, from a breakfast feast of soft boiled eggs with chilli flakes, thyme & chorizo, to a substantial supper of griddled steaks with rocket, anchovy butter & roasted peppers on olive bread or chicken livers, sage & pancetta on toasted brioche. ...

This beautiful holiday-themed gift set contains four concept board books of all different sizes.

Children will love learning

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Introducing a brilliant range of lift-the-flap colouring books that really allow children to let their imaginations run wild!

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Young children will love learning with the Things That Go 3 in 1 Tall Board Book. Each title is three books in one, filled with bright & colourful photographs & popular early learning concepts. The hard-cover board book format has thick pages & tabs on each page that are great for little hands, & a unique product that is sure to be a hit with all littlies. ...

A sequence of stories about the Vietnam War, this book also has the unity of a novel, with recurring characters & interwoven strands of plot & theme. It aims to summarize America's involvement in Vietnam, & her coming to terms with that experience in the years that followed. ...