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From Willy Wonka's Nutty Crunch Surprise to the mound of mysterious spare ribs consumed by Hansel & Gretel in RHYME STEW food has always been an essential ingredient in Roald Dahl's writing for children. Now there's a unique cook book which Dahl fans will devour. His wife Felicity Dahl has created a practical guide to making some of the scrumptious & wonderfully disgusting dishes which appear in Roald Dahl's books. In ROALD DAHL'S REVOLTING RECIPES there's something intriguing for every occasion from a simple lunch to a birthday feast. Everyone will relish cooking & eating these amazing recipes whether it be Stink Bugs' Eggs The Enormous Crocodile or Bruce Bogtrotter's sensational chocolate cake! Quentin Blake's wickedly funny illustrations capture Dahl's sense of fun perfectly & Jan Baldwin's photographs offer a tantalizing promise of the treats in store. ROALD DAHL'S REVOLTING RECIPES is a unique book which Dahl fans of all ages will devour. It is the ULTIMATE treat. ...

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The small girl smiles. One eyelid flickers. She whips a pistol from her knickers." Fairytales as you've never seen them before! Gruesome & grisly dastardly & daring these Revolting Rhymes turn familiar stories topsy-turvy. Maybe Cinderella decides against her prince? Perhaps Jack outwits the giant in an unexpected way? No-one is safe
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An engaging range of period texts & theme books for AS & A Level history. The years between the rise of William Pitt in the early 1780s & the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846 saw Britain struggle with political & social tensions caused by the economic changes that began in the mid-eighteenth century. Changes in attitudes towards who could vote how the poor should be treated how towns should be governed & how popular protest should be conducted led to confrontations between different segments of society. Yet Britain escaped revolution. Resistance radicalism & reform. Richard Brown explores key issues which help explain these developments of the period. ...

For more than 40 years after the Second World War the Iron Curtain divided Europe physically with 300 km of walls & barbed wire fences; ideologically between communism & capitalism; psychologically between people imprisoned under totalitarian dictatorships & their neighbours enjoying democratic freedoms; & militarily by two mighty distrustful power blocs still fighting the cold war. At the start of 1989 ten European nations were still Soviet vassal states. By the end of the year one after another they had thrown off communism declared national independence & embarked on the road to democracy. One of historys most brutal empires was on its knees. Poets who had been languishing in jails became vice presidents. When the Berlin Wall fell on a chilly November night it seemed as though the open wounds of the cruel twentieth century would at last begin to heal. The Year of Revolutions appeared as a beacon of hope for oppressed people elsewhere who dared to dream that they too could free themselves. In a dizzying few months of almost entirely peaceful revolutions the peoples will triumphed over tyranny. An entire way of life was swept away. Now twenty years on Victor Sebestyen reassesses this decisive moment in modern history. ...