The 40th edition of the UK's best-selling beer & pub guide the Good Beer Guide is fully revised & updated each year & features pubs across the United Kingdom that serve the best real ale. This pub guide is completely independent with listings based entirely on votes from CAMRA members & no paid placements. This means you can be sure that every pub & pint deserves their place plus they all come recommended by people who know a thing or two about good beer. The unique ' Breweries Section' lists all the breweries
- micro regional & national
- that produce real ale in the UK & the beers that they brew. Tasting notes for the beers compiled by CAMRA-trained tasting teams are also included. The Good Beer Guide 2013 is the complete book for beer lovers & a must have for anyone wanting to experience the UK's finest pubs.

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CAMRA's pocket-sized walking guide to London is back this fantastic second edition is packed with fully updated routes new pubs & pages of fresh content including a selection of special routes from around the city using public transport. Full-colour maps & easy to follow instructions make this a must have book for both walkers & non-walkers who love a good pub & a great pint. ...

Can you believe someone who says Im telling the truth now? Can a robot be human? Whats the best way to win a game of chicken? & how do you know youre not dreaming right now? In this book of puzzles & paradoxes Peter Cave introduces some of lifes most important questions with tales & tall stories jokes & arguments common sense & bizarre conclusions. From how to get to heaven to speedy tortoises here are some of the most mind-bending problems in subjects like logic ethics art & politics
- & some tips on how to solve them! Illustrated with quirky cartoons throughout The Unusual Please! takes the reader on a taster tour of the most interesting & delightful parts of philosophy. For everyone who puzzles about the world.
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In 1935 a young woman wrote a letter to Nursery World" magazine expressing her feelings of isolation & loneliness. Women from all over the country experiencing similar frustrations wrote back. To create an outlet for their abundant ideas & opinions they started a private magazine " The Cooperative Correspondence Club". The deep friendships formed through its pages ensured the magazine continued until 1990 fifty-five years after the first issue was put together." ...

Jack is very quiet. His busy rumbustious family is very noisy. Sometimes it seems as if no one really hears what he has to say
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The Can I tell you about...?" series offers simple introductions to a range of limiting conditions. Friendly characters invite readers to learn about their experiences of living with a particular condition & how they would like to be helped & supported. These books serve as excellent starting points for family & classroom discussions. Meet Ben
- a young boy with ADHD. Ben invites readers to learn about ADHD from his perspective. He helps children understand what it means to have ADHD & describes what it is & how it feels. Ben explains how he was diagnosed & what he has learnt about ways to relieve his ADHD symptoms & how friends & adults can help at home & school. This illustrated book is full of useful information & will be an ideal introduction for young people aged 7 upwards as well as parents friends teachers & professionals working with children with ADHD. It is also an excellent starting point for family & classroom discussions."
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Meet Adam
- a young boy with AS. Adam invites young readers to learn about AS from his perspective. He helps children understand
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Can We Have Our Balls Back Please? is the acclaimed Sunday Times" Sports Book of the Year now updated for the London 2012 Olympics. Americans may like to think they invented baseball (even if Jane Austen wrote about it decades earlier). & the French might be proud of founding the modern Olympics (when in fact a Shropshire doctor beat them to it by forty years). But it was the British that gave sport to the world. From the beginnings of the beautiful game
- raucous matches of folk football with hundreds of players on each side
- to the original bowls
- a thin excuse for drunkenness & gambling
- games grew into sports here in Great Britain. & in " Can We Have Our Balls Back Please?" Julian Norridge tells their stories with wit & good humour. Including all the many sports we Brits have to be proud of
- boxing horse racing cricket football rugby hockey lawn tennis (nearly called sphairistike) & more
- & even those few that got away this is everything you need to know about the very British love of sports & all the great games its produced."





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Can We Still Be Friends" is the debut novel by Alexandra Shulman editor of British Vogue. Its the summer of 1983 & best friends Salome Annie & Kendra have left university to embark on adulthood. Three very different girls with very different paths ahead. Sal the aspiring journalist whose personal demons threaten to destroy everything she has achieved. Annie the capable domestic beauty convinced that marriage will give her everything she wants. Kendra the daughter of chic liberal parents who searching for her own identity encounters a life she never expected. As they navigate the decade of ra-ra skirts & shoulder pads Duran Duran & Margaret Thatcher they discover that the future is what happens to you not what you plan. Their interwoven tale captures brilliantly what it is to learn the exhilarating & painful truths about love work family & the ties of friendship. " Wonderfully evokes that ping-pong between trivial & tremendous so characteristic of the Eighties.. .great on atmosphere... An engaging debut alive with human sympathy". (Wendy Holden " Daily Mail"). " Warm & entertaining.. .captures the excitement of being young & glamorous at a time when the sky really did seem to be the limit". (Kate Saunders " The Times"). " Shulman has a terrific eye for the small yet telling detail". (" Observer Magazine"). Alexandra Shulman has edited British Vogue since 1992. She is a contributor to " The Times" " Daily Mail" " Guardian" & " Daily Telegraph" & lives in London. " Can We Still Be Friends" is her first novel." ...

Can We Travel Through Time? addresses 20 of the most fundamental & frequently asked questions in physics. What is the God particle? Does chaos theory spell disaster? Am I unique in the universe? What is light? Each 3 000 word essay examines these eternally perplexing questions in a way that is comprehensible to everyone providing the ultimate guide to understanding the very nature of the world we live in. ...