Lemons have been hailed as a super-food an effective natural remedy & an invaluable multi-purpose household cleanser & freshener. Dr Penny Stanway's well-researched & authoritative little book debunks the myths & reveals which health claims are backed by evidence-based research & which are not whether lemons deserve their cult status as a panacea & just how much they can improve your diet & well-being. As well as expounding the health-giving & practical properties of lemons the author provides an A-Z section of ailments that can respond to lemons
- each entry outlines possible causes of the ailment discusses how lemons can help & suggests how to use them as a remedy. She gives lemon-containing recipes that will help care for beautify & scent your skin & hair & room-by-room ideas for using lemons to keep your home fresh & clean fragrant & sparkling. There are inspiring & delicious recipes for using lemons in food
- they add a touch of magic both to the simplest snack & to sweet or savoury dishes to linger over. The book is completed with instructions on how to grow lemons indoors in a greenhouse & outside in a warm climate; how to choose which lemons to grow; & how best to store them.

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Scott Jack & Emily are excited when they are invited to go & watch the testing of a top secret super-advanced prototype car. It's just like something out of a James Bond movie
- & a secret agent is exactly what's required when the car mysteriously vanishes! Luckily the friends are on hand to find the car catch the culprits & save the day
- with a little help from Drift the dog of course!

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When Scott Jack & Emily rescue a drowning man from the waves they are keen to hear his story but their new friend can't remember his own name let alone how he came to be stranded at sea! Who is the mystery man? Why did he come to Castle Key? & was his drowning an accident
- or attempted murder? The friends are on the case
- with enthusiastic assistance from Drift the dog
- determined to find the truth & solve the mystery of the drowning man.


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There's a new resident in Castle Key
- & somebody is watching him! Scott Jack Emily & Drift soon suspect that the new resident
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Squeezy rubber ashtray! made from super heat resistant formulation silicone rubber which will not melt or burn. In fact you can even bounce this special formulation silicone rubber ashtray around your gaff with reckless abandon &8211; just make sure its empty first please! Comes with a lifetime guarantee. ...

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- a weekly magazine with a strong base of captivating fiction a dash of crafts a sprinkling of gardening
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This exciting classic gives you an excellent chance to be as nasty as possible to the other players & be cunning & devious enough to win more money than them. Nobody will know whether youve bet on your horse or another horse to win the prize money as you foil the other runners by clever use of the Really Nasty Race Event card. It brings out the worst in everyone
- bribery shiftiness bluffing blackmail & double-crossing! Carries EU Toy Safety Directive not suitable for children under the age of 12
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This is a bold expose of sciences mavericks. For more than a century science has cultivated a sober public image for itself. But as bestselling author Michael Brooks explains the truth is very different: many of our most successful scientists have more in common with libertines than librarians. This thrilling exploration of some of the greatest breakthroughs in science reveals the extreme lengths some scientists go to in order to make their theories public. Fraud suppressing evidence & unethical or reckless PR games are sometimes necessary to bring the best & most brilliant discoveries to the worlds attention. Inspiration can come from the most unorthodox of places & Brooks introduces us to Nobel laureates who get their ideas through drugs dreams & hallucinations. Science is a highly competitive & ruthless discipline & only its most determined & passionate practitioners make headlines
- & history. To succeed knowledge must be pursued by any means: in science anything goes. Brooks is an exemplary science writer". (William Leith " Daily Telegraph")."
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A bewitching tale of heartbreak & hope set in 1920s Alaska. Jack & Mabel have staked everything on making a fresh start for themselves in a homestead at the worlds edge in the raw Alaskan wilderness. But as the days grow shorter Jack is losing his battle to clear the land & Mabel can no longer contain her grief for the baby she lost many years before. The evening the first snow falls their mood unaccountably changes. In a moment of tenderness the pair are surprised to find themselves building a snowman
- or rather a snow girl
- together. The next morning all trace of her has disappeared & Jack cant quite shake the notion that he glimpsed a small figure
- a child?
- running through the spruce trees in the dawn light. & how to explain the little but very human tracks Mabel finds at the edge of their property? Written with the clarity & vividness of the Russian fairytale from which it takes its inspiration The Snow Child is an instant classic
- the story of a couple who take a child into their hearts all the while knowing they can never truly call her their own. See Judys Review See Richards Review Download A Sample Chapter Of The Snow Child See Eowyn Ivey talk about her book Read about the Author Exclusive Bonus Content Write a Review for The Snow Child Judys Review A bewitching & magical story inspired by an ancient Russian fairy tale in which an elderly childless couple builds a little girl out of snow & are astonished when she comes to life. Eowyn Ivey relates the sadness of Jack & Mabel. They had just one child who died as a baby many years before the book begins. Mabel never conceived again. Living on the east coast of America Mabel cannot bear her increasing sadness as all her sisters & friends have children creating large families. Eventually desperately unhappy she & Jack take advantage of a US government initiative to enable farmers to settle in Alaska a snowy wilderness that will allow them to make a new start. The book begins in 1920 as Jack struggles to clear the land in their fierce new home & to keep them financially afloat. Meanwhile Mables grief at her childlessness threatens to overwhelm her as she adapts to the loneliness & silence of the raw wild beauty of the Alaskan landscape. By this time the couple are well into middle-age. They know they will never have the child they long for. Then a miracle; the first snow of the winter arrives & in a rare tender moment Mabel & Jack make a snowgirl in their yard. They dress her in gloves & scarf & fleetingly they feel happy & optimistic. In the morning the snowgirl has disappeared
- melted one assumes. But then Jack begins to glimpse"





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