Save money & time with these quick & easy DIY ways to repair & maintain your home. Your home is probably your greatest financial asset but to ensure it maintains its value
- & remains comfortable for you & your family
- it is essential to keep on top of repairs before they become a problem. Fix Your Home for Less gives you all the information tips advice & step-bystep know-how you need to fix your home quickly & cheaply. Whether youre an experienced do-it-yourselfer or just keen to save money it will act as a professional helping hand wherever you need it. Written by experts with many years of practical experience you can be sure that this book will give you the information
- & the confidence
- to keep your home in tip-top condition the economic way.



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New cover reissue in million copy best-selling Duck in the Truck series. Plop! goes the drip that drops from the cup. Duck looks down & Duck looks up. 'A leak in the roof oh! What bad luck. This is a job for FIX-IT DUCK.' Can he fix it? No he can't! Duck wants to show off his DIY skills. But the trouble is when Duck starts fixing things the problems are only just beginning... ...

Straight-talking solutions from the face of British business Digby Jones did not hold back in his explosive first book. Now the face of British business is back in paperback. With a renowned no-nonsense straight-talking approach he is one of the worlds most acclaimed business commentators. In his candid & forthright style Fixing Britain puts the spotlight on critical national & international business issues & lays out the essential reform urgently needed for the growth of the UK. Knowledgeable authoritative & independent Jones highlights how untenable the status quo is in the UK & sets out how Britain can get back in--and stay in--the globalised race. Jones is never afraid to say what others are thinking--this is the most explosive examination of the state of British business in years. ...

This bumper collection of lively oral number games is written to develop key mathematical skills in an exciting manner. In line with the National Numeracy Framework the games are an excellent way to introduce new concepts assess progress begin a numeracy lesson or conduct a plenary. The number system; Counting Properties of numbers; Number sequences; Place value & ordering; Calculations; Understanding number operations & relationships; Rapid mental recall of number facts Requiring little or no equipment all games are easy to play & are an ideal way to fill a spare five minutes. The games combine the benefits of visual auditory & kinaesthetic approaches to learning ...

There are many boys in the world all slightly different from one another & most of them are referred to by names. These are often John or Jack or Desmond but sometimes they are James or Philip or Simon. Once & once only there was a boy whose name was Fizzlebert. Fizzlebert Stump lives in a travelling circus. But although he gets to hang around with acrobats play the fool with clowns & put his head in a lions mouth every night hes the only kid there
- & hes bored. But then Fizz decides to join a library & life suddenly gets a lot more exciting when a simple library card application leads to him being kidnapped by a pair of crazed pensioners! Will he ever see the circus again?
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The first book about ten-year-old FRANKIE FOSTER -- the girl who wants to help but ends up causing chaos! Frankie Foster loves fixing peoples problems. Her help might not always be welcome -- & she might cause the odd total disaster -- but Frankie always fixes things. Eventually! It all started with the My Beginnings" essays that Frankie & her classmates had to write for English. Her best friend Jem wrote all about how she felt being adopted & it was so good it got chosen to be read out at the end of term Speech Day! But writing the essay stirs up some questions for Jem & she starts wondering about the identity of her biological mum. Needless to say Frankie jumps at the chance to uncover the mystery & makes it her mission to reunite mother & daughter! regardless of the consequences!" ...

In the spring of 1797 Richard Bolitho brings the 100-gun Euryalus home to Falmouth to be flagship of the hastily formed squadron which has been chosen to make the first British re-entry to the Mediterranean for nearly a year. As flag captain Bolitho is made to contend with the unyielding attitudes of his new admiral as well as the devious requirements of the squadron's civilian advisor. England is still stunned by the naval mutiny at Spithead in which Bolitho's admiral was personally involved & as the squadron sets sail the air is already alive with rumour of an even greater uprising in the ships at the Nore. Only when the squadron is drawn to a bloody embrace with the enemy does the admiral see the strength in Bolitho's trust & care for his men
- but by then it is almost too late for any of them.
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1797: Britain stands alone against the forces of Revolutionary France. A victorious French Army led by the youthful Napoleon Bonaparte is poised to invade Britain. & in his country's darkest hour Captain Nathan Peake finds himself imprisoned by his own side on the Rock of Gibraltar
- charged with treason. To prove his innocence Nathan must uncover the great deception that masks the French war aims. Is the great armada being assembled in Toulon bound for the shores of Great Britain
- or Egypt? His secret mission to discover the truth about Napoleon's invasion plans will hurl him into two of the greatest battles of the 18th century.

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John Pearce comes back from Corsica demanding that Captain Barclay of HMS Brilliant the man who originally pressed him & his fellow Pelicans into the Navy be tried at home by a civilian court. Against the background of the ongoing siege of Toulon & with the Revolutionary Army massing to attack no-one in authority sees this as a good time to accede to his requests. Barclay's patron Admiral Hotham contrives a way out of the dilemma. He staffs the ship Pearce captured in Corsica with members of the Revolutionary Navy refusing to serve under the Bourbon flag & gives it to Henry Digby with Pearce & his Pelicans under him so that they may transport the renegade French sailors to an Atlantic port & set them free. Whilst Pearce is gone Hotham fixes a court martial where Barclay is found innocent for lack of evidence a ruse that leads to an open breach with his wife Emily. Pearce eventually returns to the siege having survived conflict on both land & water only to find Barclay acquitted & exempt from further trial under the law of double jeopardy. Despite clear warnings not to do so he begins a romance with Emily Barclay but mayhem surrounds the evacuation of Toulon & the revolutionary forces including Napoleon Bonaparte are closing in to retake the port. ...

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