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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.

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The Adventures of Itchy, Scratchy and Fleabag

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Itchy, Scratchy and Fleabag are three very naughty little hedgehogs who manage to get into lots of trouble with lots of adventures along with their little human friends Bonnie and Jack.
Escaping from raging rivers, exploring deep, dark tunnels, saving their woodland friends from danger, and flying from the top of the biggest tree in the woods, the three little hedgehogs and Bonnie and Jack also manage to rescue a lost baby and enjoy a mystery' singalong.

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FACING THE MUSIC is about the challenges faced by three music students - Ben, Holly and Joe, over a six year period.
Ben's father and sister were killed in a car crash, and he despises his mother's new boy friend, Holly's parents have split up, leaving her devastated, and Joe suffers from dyslexia and petit mal. 
But with the help and guidance of their piano teacher, Angus McKenzie, a World War Two veteran, they learn, while approaching adulthood, to overcome their difficulties, as they form bonds with their teacher, and each other, that will last a lifetime.

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Born into a well-to-do family in the North of France, Louis Bleriot, a young engineer became, at the age of 25, a car lamp manufacturer using his own patents for acetylene lamps. 
After 10 years of research in aviation and more than 30 "crash landings", Louis Bleriot became world famous with his historic cross-channel flight from Calais to Dover on 25th July 1909. He then became the first aviation industrialist, producing more that 1000 examples of his cross-channel monoplane, the Bleriot XI. 
During WWI, he produced the famous SPAD fighters, with which all French aces won most of their victories. After the war the Bleriot factory continued to produce a wide variety of aircraft; airliners, floatplanes, flying boats, trainers, fighters, and bombers, until its nationalisation and Bleriot's death in 1936.

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Mathew Colbert was brought up in post war New Zealand as the only child of a middle income family, and was encouraged to lead a life that included plenty of sunshine, swimming and sport.
However, at twelve years of age his innocence was shattered, as the combination of his athletic young body and mop of blond hair caught the attention of some unsavoury individuals. Contrived blackmail guaranteed his life plunged into the depths of depravity, as he was subjected at times to horrific sexual and physical abuse, mainly at the hands of a paedophile ring with links to Satanism.
He admits there were times when tears flowed, and the subsequent red eyes this caused, he learnt to blame on the wind, as he sought to hide his abuse from his parents. This is his story, as he explains how he struggled to deal with what he was experiencing, both as a child and later, as an adult, being determined above all, not to become the proverbial angry young man, yet at the same time being equally determined to assist in the raising of a young family, while fighting his fixation on having his own son.

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Lawrence was born in Sunderland and educated at St Aidan's Catholic Grammar School, and at the age of 16 enrolled at the town's College of Art, graduating in Fine Art in 1962, and History of Art in 1985. He has taught Art and Art History in both the public and private sectors.
Through his first-hand research Lawrence has produced this thought provoking and evocative account of British art of the Great War, by both male and female artists and poets, many of whom have been written out of the cultural history of our country, making this book the perfect memento of the centenary of the Great War. Included is art by such great British artists as Paul Nash, Lucy Kemp-Welch, Christopher Nevinson, Anna Airy and Eric Kennington.

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On the night before Christmas, all was still...
Wonka the cat was curled up watching a box set on TV, excited for what tomorrow would bring.
Suddenly, there was a scratching noise at the back door!
Who could it be? And what did they want?
A fun, spooky tale to help celebrate the magic of Christmas.

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In the Swedish town of Sundsvall the female owner of a basement flea market is killed by a single hammer blow. Magnus Trygg is away on an Inspector's course and so the case is reluctantly given to his rival for the post of Head of Homicide, Lennart Havendal. An unlucky man, struggling to cope with the death of his wife, he does uncover one vital clue: although the murder weapon is beside the body, another hammer has been removed from a display unit.
Unable to make more progress with the first murder, he is soon investigating a second. Magnus, when he returns, volunteers to act as protection officer for the woman Lennart believes will be the next victim. Magnus has his doubts, but another hammer is missing and time is not on their side.
Set in northern Sweden and England in 2005, this is the third book in the Magnus Trygg series.

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Man's make up goes back billions of years with his fellow animals.
Therefore his instincts for survival and self-improvement are the same, and even in physical and biological make up we are 90% the same.
Only in our power of reasoning do we differ, and our reasoning anyway is simply an extension of (or motivated by) our animal instincts, because our reasoning or rational choice making' is generally devoted to self-improvement.
That means, we need an environment which allows us to work, sleep and play; allows us the hopes and possibilities of self-improvement AND allows us the fear' of falling.
Remember, we are nothing more than animals, with the additional gift of reason, which helps us to exploit our animal instincts. 
Arriving in this world as a human, especially as a privileged human, is A BEAUTIFUL TICKET TO RIDE. But let us not abuse this ticket. We must make ourselves more aware that we are here as a result of a far greater source than mankind, and we should be ever mindful of saving and succouring that source, rather than riding it to death for the one-sided and selfish glorification of man.

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An appeal for mankind to live in harmony with the laws of God and a reproach to the standard view of Revelations, A Simple Tale of Truth offers an eye-opening interpretation of religious history. Key religious figures are revealed to be the reincarnation of King David: a man who knew God, one to one. And his latest reincarnation lives among us still.

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In 1667, the General, who resides in a Tudor Palace of Beaulieu is aware that his health is declining, with age not on his side. After a confrontation with his chaplain Thomas Gumble with regards to his true identity, he requests Gumble to be his biographer.
Born in Potheridge, second son to Sir Thomas, George was sent to live with his grandfather as a young boy. Not only is George robbed of his grandfather's generous inheritance, and treated badly by his uncle, his only option is to leave, but not without the pistols and sword from his grandfather.
Related to the great families of Devon, he was also a distant relative to the King. What was to be a noble day, on meeting the King, turns into a nightmare - with Sir Thomas's arrest and the family's honour shamed. Revenge on the treacherous man is without question - but how to carry this out without arousing suspicion and what becomes of George when he takes things too far?

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Set in 1897, Dorset, Harry and Matilda Thorpe hold a harvest supper to celebrate the Jubilee and are hoping to find a suitable match for their second son Tom. As landowner, philanthropist and Justice of the Peace, Tom's parents have high hopes for his future ambitions and want Tom to marry within the same class - aristocracy.
Tall, tanned skin and handsome, Tom could have any girl but he is mesmerised when he meets auburn-haired Daisy, a teaching assistant and daughter of a pottery foreman, whose mother is a maid to Matilda.
They soon fall for each other and find their only choice to continue their relationship is to meet in secret. With his brother missing, Tom has a duty to take a year-long trip to Alaska and bring him back home, but will he prevail and can his love for Daisy survive the test of time?

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A number of Irishmen who fought alongside Oliver Cromwell acquired land from the slain Magennis brothers in 1649 after the battle of Clonmel, in which Cromwell had sought to destroy the Irish who had been loyal to the beheaded King Charles I. Before Conor Magennis was executed he put a curse on the Irishmen who had benefited from the land of the Magennis clan. 
History collides with the present day when Joe Dawson, the direct descendant of one man who managed to ward off the curse is finally captured by the brothers. Joe's twelve year old cousin Michael and Michael's friend Squirt are unwittingly drawn into a terrifying underworld in order to rescue him. Demonic underworlds aside, Michael and his parents are still coming to terms with a family tragedy whilst bruised and battered Squirt has run away from home.

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It is 1913 and Lieutenant Caffney, a Belgium national serving in the Hampshire Regiment is seconded to military intelligence. With the outbreak of war leading to divided loyalties, devastation across France and Belgium in conjunction with the ultimate death of thousands of soldiers from either side, there is one burning question for Caffney. Who can he turn to when even his own side want him dead?
His love for Elsbeth Branigan, a fellow officer's sister and another officer's wife is consumed throughout the story where neither are who they appear to be. Will any of them survive by the following dawn's chorus?

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Voices of the Working Children and their Parents: Will Anyone Listen?

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The voices of nearly three hundred and sixty thousand children (boys and girls) and over one hundred and sixty four thousand parents (mothers and fathers) from both urban and rural areas of 25 developing countries have been pooled together in this book to analyse the children's and their parents' own experiences, perceptions, priorities and aspirations on the multiple dimensions of the phenomenon of child labour. Data was collected through national child labour surveys carried out during 1999 and 2011.
The book synthesises the children's and their parents' own perceptions of why children work, the consequences on family welfare if children stopped work, their future aspirations and reasons for children not attending school drawing on this unique data set.
Striking similarities have been noted between the children's and parents' mindsets across countries with diverse social, economic, cultural and political contexts.

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One fateful day, the second meeting of Benjamin and Lizzie, was to change their lives forever. As teenagers, they could not know how their friendship could dictate the course of both their lives. We follow the lives of Elizabeth, the heir of Tallow Manor, and Benjamin, a farrier's son, as the twists and turns of fate and the meddling of family pull and push them through life. Will they ever meet again? Will destiny get the final word? This epic tale will take you to Australia, New Zealand, Italy, France, Greece and back home to England.

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Education, Society and the Pursuit of Values

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In Education, Society and the Pursuit of Values, Andrew Baker draws on his work as a Headmaster for over 22 years. Andrew spoke to the school almost daily on a range of issues which had moral or spiritual dimensions for he felt that it was important for young people to develop some sense of how a decent life might best be led. His notes from these occasions he has now developed into a collection of essays giving the book an appeal not only within education but to a much broader audience.
The book is, in many respects, an exploration of the human spirit. Each of its five sections offers 20 essays of similar length. It invites readers to consider themes such as relationships, the importance of personal responsibility and choice in our lives but it also brings into focus social and political aspects of the contemporary world as well as the lives of notable and exceptional men and women. It is a book which will both challenge and provoke.

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The Empress and the Jewel is a heady mix of intrigue, conspiracy and larger than life characters centred on the controversial acquisition of a precious jewel.
Essentially a biography of the man who was the Last Maharajah of India', Prince Duleep Singh, it chronicles his life lived in exile amongst the aristocracy in England and his relationship with the woman who would become Empress of that vast sub-continent, Queen Victoria.
Extracts from letters, diaries and archive material have been woven together in Dilip Singh's inimitable style to explore the subjects of empire-building and imperialism not only in the Victorian era but also at other times in world history.
A fascinating account of possibly one of the most far-reaching and controversial episodes in modern history, The Empress and the Jewel raises many questions against the background of one man's significant and eventful story.