Meet Tilly Redbrow, who doesn't just love horses
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It's nearly Christmas & everyone at Silver Shoe Farm is excited about the Olympia horse show
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Describes a world in free-fall. This work presents poems that explore the ambivalence & dark unease of slippage & collapse, & they also carry a sense of the miraculous made manifest amongst the ordinary: the mating of natterjack toads, ice on the beach, or 'the fund of life' in a used contraceptive. ...

Multi-purpose tilting turntable fitted with a non-slip mat & base. Able to tilt up to 20 degrees with smooth & sturdy revolving action, this turntable is ideal for cake decorating, especially the sides of cakes. Dimensions: Height 14cm x Diameter 23cm ...

Details: " The World of Tim Frazer", shown under the banner " Francis Durbridge Presents...", was the longest-running
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In 1979 Karl Alexander burst upon the literary world with a brash, exciting novel with a unique concept: H. G. Wells, the famous,

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Books Modern Romance Books Sometimes you have to go back, to move forwards. Tabby is stuck. She still lives in the small town she grew up in... the town she's barely ever left. So, when her dad drops a bombshell over their weekly Sunday dinner, Tabby takes a look at her own life. She lives firmly in her comfort zone & doesn't know how to break out. Sometimes she wishes she could go back & start all over again. When she meets Bea, a free spirit like no one else she's ever known with an 'interesting' sense of style, Tabby quickly befriends her, recognising in Bea the change she's been craving. But soon it becomes clear that more has changed than her new friend. Somehow Tabby has been transported back to the 1980s. With the chance to reinvent herself in another time, will Tabby finally manage to move forward?   Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9781838778408 •†Author: Louise Pentland •†Publisher:†  Zaffre •†Format:†  Paperback •†Pages:† 400 •†Dimensions:† 12.9 x 2.2 x 19.8 cm ...

Fifteen-year-old Kate Owens can't wait to escape for the summer to Shady Oaks, her grandparents' farm in the Ottawa Valley. But when she gets there, Kate learns that the farm has been put up for sale. Then the discovery of a mysterious letter written by her great-aunt 70 years ago launches Kate on a troubling journey into her family's history. ...

When Sander Weir leaves everything to Morag, the girl he & his wife raised as their own daughter, his brother Lawrence feels that he has been cheated out of his inheritance. As Morag's real father, who abandoned her as a child, Lawrence makes it clear that he should have control of her new-found wealth, but with the support & encouragement of Cal, a cargo boat skipper, & Aidan, a young lawyer, Morag finds the courage to defy Lawrence & run her own affairs... ...

Although Nicholas Mosley has written two volumes of family biography & a volume of memoirs, he has, until now, avoided writing about his World War Two experiences. How does one write about something both horrifying & rewarding? There was also the role played by his tangled relationship with his father. The son of sir Oswald Mosley, who, as the leader of the British Union of Fascists, had been jailed with his second wife, Diana (one of the Mitford sisters), early on in the war ostensibly as a security risk. Nicholas was never-the-less dispatched to join his regiment, the Rifle Brigade, as the Allies fought their way up the Italian peninsula. He came of age in the forcing house of war but there was always the question of what would have been his situation had he been captured by the Germans? At one point in the Italian campaign this very nearly happened. How Nicholas got away & survived is an example of how sometimes fact can be more bizarre than fiction. ...