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Emmy Bunny, a baby rabbit, lives with her parents and older brother under a thorn bush near some allotments. As the year passes, Emmy begins to discover new things about the world around her, finds new friends who help her on her adventures and learns the proper way to behave around others. A book for children aged 3 to 7, full of charm and gentle humour.

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Jim Bryde, sled dog racer, always had the ambition to place first in the pinnacle of Britain's sled dog racing, the competition Aviemore'. This is the story of his life shared with Siberian Huskies; the trouble, love and tragedy that can come with a passion for racing and indeed for the dogs themselves. 
Jim's beloved dogs include the loveable Joker, stubborn Dansa, the placid and friendly Bandit, but could it be Gun, son of Fly and Maji, and Gun's subsequent bloodline, who can finally lead Jim's team to victory, after many years of placing second?
While Jim's personal life sometimes overlaps into the world of racing, the passion for his hobby can be felt in every word of this endearing account of sled dog racing. To those interested in owning Siberian Huskies and racing sled dogs, his own individual accounts of his experiences are full of valuable tips.

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Why did a Russian general wear a kilt, who built the Russian navy, why is Captain Cook remembered in Siberia, where did the British discover rhubarb and how did a Grand Duchess come by her Irish brogue?
Ever since the days of Muscovy, British voices have been heard in the courts of the Tsars and hands and minds from the British Isles have shaped Russian history and culture, explored Russia's geography, developed its industry and won Russian souls for Christ.
The British were active right across this vast country from the Baltic to the Black Sea. Some were fascinated by Russia whilst others loathed it. Over the generations, a large number of Anglo-Russian families became established and a successful few made their fortunes or achieved great honours. Others experienced bad luck or extreme hardship and many died there. Rarely have two cultures so unalike interacted so closely for so many centuries.
Now, thanks to Rod Heather, we can rediscover the fascinating story of the remarkable lives and experiences of the British in Tsarist Russia's Wild East'.

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In a series of interconnected tales, meet some of the prisoners and staff of Raymar prison.
Discover how the prisoners found themselves locked up, how they survive behind bars and the schemes, plots and hierarchies which exist there.
See how the staff are fighting their own power struggles and how some of them are actually committing crimes themselves on a daily basis.
Where violence is as much a currency as money, drugs and cigarettes, and information is the most valuable commodity a prisoner can be in possession of, the prisoners and staff of Raymar barter and struggle to make lives in a place where life can be lost for any number of reasons or just as easily for no reason at all.

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Five years previously, Maria's twenty year old son Daniel died in a tragic motorbike accident and thus began her desperate quest for understanding and resolution as she tries to steady herself against unimaginable loss.
Whilst coping with her own raw grief, she knows she must regain composure for the sake of her two older children, Francesca and Thomas.
As Maria moves forward - both geographically and emotionally - normal family life is reflected in events such as the sad passing of her beloved father and the joyous arrival of her first grandchild.
Travelling to Sicily, she meets a true friend in Harvey who has also suffered loss. He becomes a steadfast confidant and offers Maria a guiding hand through to calmer waters.
Slowly, Maria dares to hope that, rather than shutting down, her world is opening up to all sorts of possibilities and there is real optimism for what the future may hold.

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The Falklands War in 1982 is at its peak and covert missions are under way on both Islands. Four British Special Forces men lie dead in a shallow hollow on East Falkland, three of them brutally murdered in cold blood after surrendering to their Argentine captors. Only severely wounded Royal Marine Sergeant Harry Glass survives because he was hidden under the dead body of his fallen comrade.
The brother of one of the murdered men, SAS Captain Bill Dye, forces a captured Argentine Officer to tell the truth about the killings and several months later following Harry's recovery from his wounds, a black operation is sanctioned to avenge the murders of the Special Forces men. Two key Argentine targets are eradicated in Buenos Aires by Harry and Bill, but no one could know that the consequences and repercussions of that operation would be so personal and violent when remaining members of a powerful Argentine family reap their own savage revenge on UK soil.
The violence and bloodshed continues in the US and then back in England when Harry finally comes face to face with the instigator of all the violence and murder. Harry believes his target is neutralized, but the body is removed from the scene before authorities arrive so no one knows where it has gone or if it was alive or dead.
This fast moving story takes you inside the mind of a professional soldier, illustrates his love and passion for the woman of his dreams and the unbreakable bond between brothers-in-arms. It demonstrates in graphic detail the horrors of war and its aftermath in true band of brothers' style.

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Ray Mathews set out at the age of 71 to run the Rowbotham Round Rotherham International 50-mile foot race (RRR) which attracts well over 350 athletes each year. Extraordinary enough at that age, you might think. But on the 30th anniversary of the event, Ray's plan was to run three times the distance, with the actual race sandwiched between the first and last legs.
This is his story, interspersed with episodes from his life: "My life today is so closely linked to my early years in more ways than one, by people who were instrumental in moulding me and teaching me the values that I would need in life." 
It was his early physical training as a boxer that set the foundation for the endurance events on which he later concentrated, setting himself challenges throughout his life and developing the strength of mind he later relied on to meet those challenges.
An inspirational book from a truly inspirational man.

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The story Mum is in Charge' is based on true events, covering the period 1939 to 1945, with some flashbacks to earlier years. It is related by youngest child of the family, with a host of interesting, exciting, challenging moments. There is a close encounter with death, the controversial friendship with an old lady ghost, sadness, hardships including school bullying, which developed into what all families need, a bonding as a single unit. 
The making of a few close friends, which grew into a happy camaraderie. The experiences of a young infatuation and romances. 
There are veiled secrets which are for the first time revealed after seven decades, and brings into play emotional heart searching.
It is Mum who had the most common sense in the family and turned all types of situations into acceptable realities, resulting in Mum is in Charge'.

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Jacob Rawlings, retired magistrate, fisherman and master story teller, transports his daughter and grandchildren to his days of working on smacks in the 1860s, fishing boats trawling the perilous and unpredictable sea.
After a tragic accident claims the life of his father, Jacob's mother meets the unsavoury Thaddeus Stone. Jacob leaves home after many violent incidents ultimately come to a head. He meets fellow run away, Finbar McHugh who becomes his best friend as they embark on careers as fishing men; their ultimate goal to own their own smack. Luckily for them, they are mentored by a just and fair smack owner who provides invaluable support. Jacob grows into a fine young man, with good morals and a philanthropic mission to improve the lives and hidden suffering of young apprentices on fishing boats.

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In A Guyanese Jaguar Soul Maja Sinclair takes the reader through the early years of her eventful life. Her father, a successful engineer, eventually sees that his wife is a terrible mother to Maja and her sister so when they split Maja follows her father around the world as he moves from continent to continent with his work.
In a very engaging style Maja shows the reader different countries and cultures through a child's eyes. Her chance encounter with a Jaguar in Guyana teaches Maja that she has the strength and durability of the mysterious cat, traits that will help her through the bad times until the good arrive again.
A Guyanese Jaguar Soul is an absorbing and enjoyable read following the path of a child as she journeys through South America, to Africa, America and Scandinavia until the urge to settle down finally takes over.

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For a year, Sandra has been sailing the turquoise waters of the Caribbean with her partner, Alex. Having shrugged off the restrictions of their previous lives, the small sailboat has become their home. However, when news reaches them that two young tourists have gone missing in Belize, their adventure takes a sinister turn. Unsure of who she can trust, Sandra sets out to uncover the fate of the missing girls. It soon becomes apparent that the criminals involved are more powerful than either Sandra or Alex can comprehend. Undeterred, Sandra continuously puts herself in danger, determined to unravel the tangled web of corruption. No longer a tropical haven, it is clear that there are shadows over the Caribbean...

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Carolyne Mayville, Secretly Psychic, Detective

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Caroline Mayville, a sixty year old retired schoolteacher, lives a very traditional village life. She tends her garden, walks her dog and volunteers at the local fete.
But all of that is about to change. 
After an encounter with the village's only eligible widower (or seemingly the only available man in the village under 95...) leads her to buy a cottage to renovate, Caroline finds a little more than woodworm at her new residence. She finds Alexis, a spirit who is asking for answers to a 70 year old mystery. What happened to her husband, a Squadron Leader during WWII? Was it desertion as was reported ... or was it something more sinister ... like murder?
Amateur sleuths Caroline and granddaughter Emma combine forces to search for the missing airmen - even scouring an old airfield that holds a surprising number of secrets and following a ghost dog.
But will they, in the end, find an unlikely outcome which will change Caro's life for ever?
Sylvia Pink has created a wonderful new heroine in Caroline Mayville, Secretly Psychic, Detective. You'll eagerly be awaiting the next book in the series - even before you finish this one!

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A touching, human story about standing up for what is right.'
It is 1920, and Ramalingam - fondly known to his family as Masterji - makes an announcement that will change his life, and the life of his family. He has quit his job as a respected Professor, and he will be leaving the family home. After coming into contact with Gandhi and hearing his speeches, he launched himself into the freedom struggle. He is a young man endowed with a will of iron and a determined reformer which includes populous belief, superstitions, love and most of all the family ties.
The Indian independence movement encompasses a wide range of areas like organizations, philosophies. It is going through a process of constant ideological evolution. No one can know where this path will lead them.
This biography of a freedom fighter depicts the social, cultural, political and ambience of early 20th century in the history of British India. 
The true story of W. V. V. B. Ramalingam, one of Gandhi's most devoted followers; He Let Gandhi into His Life is a fascinating and intelligently written book. It spans the stories of five generations of Ramalingam's family, from his life as an idealistic reformer to the wise, unmovable teacher that he came to be known as in his later years of life.

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Tawhida Boolakee is a determined young woman whose dream is to be a notary or a famous actress. "Woman with gifted powers" documents her life as she gains her law degree and begins her introduction to the world of glamour and fame. As an exceptionally beautiful woman, Tawhida is given many opportunities in the movie business, but is selective in which ones she chooses alongside her work as a model. Her desire to be a notary, her interpersonal relationships and the challenges she faces become interwoven with the realisation that she also possesses gifted powers. Her continual thirst for success and the way in which she aims to achieve it is revealed in this, her first autobiography.

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An anthology of rhymes and stories, Lucky Dip is true to its title, with stories ranging from the funny to the bittersweet. Catchy rhymes, clever twists and the haunting quality of the eerie The Pilot and Who Knows? will stay with the reader long afterwards.
Cherry Thurstan's diverse collection of short stories and rhymes displays wit and versatility. A must-read for fans of the short story.

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An in-depth journey into the search of the origins of the supreme god - Jehovah. The book is intended for people who want to think, and mainly are capable of and enjoying thinking. There are thousands of different sects and faiths on Earth. Each one without exception is certain that his religion and faith is the one and only faith, while all the rest are superstitious, pagan beliefs. The biggest paradox in the world is that everyone, without exception, is one hundred-percent right.

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When Ellen Hampton receives a letter from her sister-in-law in Canada informing her that she is coming home with her daughter and granddaughter for Ellen's wedding, Ellen is mesmerised. Maggie has been away for fifty years and Ellen never dreamt her sister-in-law would ever return. But she has no way of knowing the real reason why Maggie is anxious to bring her daughter and granddaughter to Northern Ireland. When Maggie's daughter buys a house all seems well, but then Lynn, Maggie's granddaughter suddenly leaves, with no one knowing anything of her whereabouts. Even Jason, Matthew's son is bewildered by her failure to contact him. Then Ellen's other sister-in-law, Dorrie turns to religion and her sons become involved in Evangelism. But generosity on the part of their congregation leads to conflict and eventually tragedy. This is a story of greed, crime and betrayal but ultimately one of forgiveness and the promise of happiness.

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The Wolf and the Sorceress - The King's Magician

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Nemeila's fate is decided before she is born when her parents' spaceship crash-lands on Earth on the day of her birth. A mortal enemy, Tobyn, murders her father and vows to use his sorcerer's powers to destroy Nemeila. Rescued by a wolf and raised by foster parents, she makes her way across the ocean to a distant country where her enemy has taken control and caused the rightful King Parlan to flee into exile. Can Nemi use her own inherited magical powers to defeat Tobyn and restore Parlan to his kingdom? With the support of the exiled king and his stable-hand Tyler she journeys across snowy wastes and mountains in her mission to foil the evil sorcerer's plans and restore Parlan to his kingdom. Wolves, an eagle, giant spiders and dragons add to the excitement and danger they encounter.

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Join CJ and his friend Telephone Tommy - a smart phone genie - as they observe a saga of epic proportions set in the mystical lost city of Atlantis and beyond. The tale tells the story of Neung, a peasant island boy, who becomes a national hero in Atlantis. An evil sorceress and her centaur servant follow him through time and space. His adventure leads him into all kinds of peril as he encounters battles with ghouls, monsters and skeleton pirates. Follow them on their fun filled journey from the prehistoric days and a host of periods through time. Their magical adventure is like a roller-coaster thrill ride filled with mayhem and chaos.

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From Fat to Fantastic' isn't an ordinary weight-loss and exercise manual. This book is a no-nonsense, straight-talking account of how one man has made a dramatic change in how he looks, feels and now lives his life after losing weight, getting fit and improving his health and well-being. 
Offering his years of experience and many real-life photos of his amazing transformation, Gavin Crosland has written a comprehensive guide to those who want to ditch gimmicks and diets for a sustainable weight-loss programme; including chapters dedicated to motivation, diet and a detailed exercise and workout plan. 
Whether you're setting out on a weight loss regime for the first time or simply looking for inspiration to take your physique to the next level, From Fat to Fantastic' is an essential and inspiring read.