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Leopard’s mum . . . lift the flap . . . climbs up trees. Camel’s mum . . . lift the flap . . . has knobbly knees. Whale’s mum . . . lift the flap . . . leaps for the sky. Children will delight in flipping the flaps to see what different moms can do! Ages 1+ Good: Very tidy condition’
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Alex is a high-flying marketing manager in a brand-name sportswear company and she’s determined to let nothing – not even family – stand in the way of her success. But with so much to juggle, Alex begins to realise that she needs some serious domestic assistance. Especially when she discovers her Spanish cleaner has been using the flat to turn tricks in the afternoons, and in her bed! She needs someone more committed than a cleaner – what Alex needs is a wife. An advertisement is placed in the local paper and it isn’t long before Alex believes she has found the perfect person. Ella comes across as glamorous and terrifically capable. But Ella isn’t quite what she appears and pretty soon Alex is contemplating divorce.
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Sketches the history of parachute soldiers, shows their weapons, vehicles, and equipment, and looks at how paratroopers were used in World War II Good: Tidy Condition
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“The boy was told to get some hay for the old grey donkey but when he arrived in town and met with other people who put other ideas into his head the boy’s errand became an ever-increasing comedy of errors”–Half t.p.
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“Who was born this special day?
Was it you, little lamb?

“I was born back in early May
when the breezes of spring
chased winter away.””

On this magical starlit night, each manger animal in turn is asked the question before the revelation that it was the child — the Christ child — that was born. With soft, luminous illustrations by the incomparable Leonid Gore, Eve Bunting gently evokes the true meaning of Christmas with a simple purity that will strike a chord in even the youngest reader. The lovely paintings and comforting, poetic mood of the text make this a perfect book to share on Christmas Eve.

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This book looks at significant air battles that encapsulate the history and technical progress of military aerial warfare. Chapter cover the following events. 1/ Zeppelin Raid; 2/ WWI Flying Circus; 3/ Stuka!; 4/ Battle for Britian; 5/ Coral Sea; 6/ Dambuster Raid; 7/ Attack on Schweinfurt; 8/ Operation Carthage; 9/ Kamikaze; 10/ Korean Jet War; 11/ Pre- Emptive Strike. From the First World War to the 1967 Arab Israel war. Supported by extensive photographs this is an excellent book for a younger reader ages 12+ who wants to know more about this period of history and this specialist subject. Good: Marks on the title page. Binding is good.
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THIS DVD is one in a series of DVDs that explore ancient civilizations. The book includes A DVD that introduces the series and also covers the story of Egypt’. This is ideal for someone who is interested in ancient history and is looking for an introduction to Egypt. Includes DVD Fine: This little book is in very good condition. This documentary episode from the Ancient Civilizations series explores how
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Book by Chant, Christopher Traces the history of Airial warfare from the Wright Brothers through to anti-aircraft missiles. lots of Photos in colour.
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Sara Henderson’s life story, which began in “From Strength to Strength” continues in this sequel. It may be hard to imagine that Sara’s life could become any more hectic than it already was living up on Bullo river Station and managing the million-acre property with her daughter Marlee, but that is exactly what happened after she won the 1991 Bulletin/Qantas Businesswoman of the Year. But life continued to deal Sara its heavy blows. 1992 saw her lose a court case that left Bullo River under threat. Then Marlee was diagnosed with cancer and Sara found herself close to breaking point. But when letters, faxes and phone calls from people all over Australia started arriving, they were filled with compassion and Sara was inspired to carry on. In this sequel, Sara updates on the highs and lows of life at Bullo and tells more of the old stories about Charlie, Uncle Dick, the girls and their animals, and all the other characters that have played a part in her life.
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Why the Whales Came is a British children’s story written by Michael Morpurgo. It was first published in 1985 in the United Kingdom by William Heinemann, and by Scholastic in the United States. It is set on the island of Bryher, one of the Isles of Scilly, off the coast of Cornwall, in the year 1914.
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Eva Kershaw thought she would never marry, and is happy living a quiet life with her dear friend Alice. But Alice is ill, and her nephew has thrust himself into their household. Alice’s dearest wish is that Eva should not make the same mistakes she did, and she alters her will so that Eva and Gus are strongly compelled to marry. Eva obliges to fulfil her dead friend’s wishes. But Gus is not all he seems to be: he is not Alice’s kind nephew, but a robber, confidence trickster, and not even Gus Blake. And Eva is in terrible danger… Good: Tidy condition
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Fall head over heels for five hilarious and heart-warming tales of love and other misadventures . . .

One Little White Lie by Loretta Hill
Single girl Kate Dreson knows that her serial match-maker friend is not going to leave her alone unless she tells her that she is happily dating someone. Who knew that one little lie could so blatantly backfire?
A hilarious rom-com about a white lie that turns into a red-blooded reality!

Eliza’s Home by Rachael Herron
It’s 1945 and Eliza Masterson is on the run from her unhappy marriage. At least she would be if her truck hadn’t broken down in the middle of nowhere. So when Joshua Carpenter, a cowboy with the bluest eyes she has ever seen, offers her help, Eliza can’t afford to say no . . .
An enchanting wartime love story set a sleepy Californian town.

Dr No Commitment by Virginia Taylor
Ally was warned about Rohan Sinclair – and she is determined she won’t let this gorgeous, model-dating doctor distract her. After all it’s a terrible idea to fall for a man who will never commit, but what if in every other way he’s her perfect guy?
A mischievous romance about a man who’s always run from love and the girl who just might catch him.

Anybody But Him by Claire Baxter
After twelve years away Nicola Doyle returns home to Redgum Valley – and immediately comes face to face with the very reason she left- Blair Morrissey. He’s charming, infuriatingly helpful and extremely attractive. If only Nicola could forgive and forget . . .
What happens when you fall in love with the man you hate?

Captivation by Nicola Moriarty
After Juliette lost her beloved husband Danny she was tormented by her grief. But now, just as she is finally preparing to move on, she senses he has returned. How can Juliette say no to the man she loves more than life itself?
An intoxicating paranormal romance in which true love never dies . . . Very Good: Very tidy condition.
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An irresistible novel from our number one bestselling author. From the pen of multi-million copy bestselling author Joanna Trollope comes this wonderfully moving and thought – provoking novel, pitting matters of the heart and head against each other. Perfect for fans of Elizabeth Noble, Erica James and Amanda Prowse. ‘Particularly rich and satisfying’ — Mail on Sunday ‘Clever, clever, clever… probes right to the heart of a typically modern dilemma’ Daily Mail. Good: Very tidy condition.
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Lauren Heller and her husband Roger, a brilliant executive at a major corporation, are attacked in a Georgetown parking lot after an evening out. Knocked unconscious by the assailants, Lauren lies in a coma in the hospital while her husband has vanished without a trace. With nowhere else to turn, Lauren’s teenage son Gabe reaches out to his uncle, Nick Heller, a high-powered investigator with a corporate intelligence firm in Washington, D.C. Having returned to town on the next available flight, Nick finds Lauren conscious, the police skeptical and his older brother Roger still missing. Good: Tidy condition.
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When 18-year-old Kitty Carlisle’s father dies unexpectedly in Norfolk in 1838, Kitty and her mother are left impoverished. After Kitty is discovered in a compromising position with an unscrupulous adventurer, her reputation is left in shreds. In desperation, her mother banishes Kitty to the colonies in disgrace, under the guardianship of her dour missionary uncle and his long-suffering wife. Against the backdrop of the wild and unruly Bay of Islands in the period leading up to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, Kitty meets and falls in love with Ryan Farrell, a rude, aloof and atheistic ships captain. When she discovers he is also a gun runner, her loyalties are torn and her tempestuous nature leads to an estrangement. The path to true love is tortuous, involving rampaging Maori war parties, illicit sexual liaisons and incarceration in Sydney’s Hyde Park Barracks, forgery, betrayal and death at sea. A tempestuous romance and a lively adventure with a fiery and memorable heroine, Kitty is a stand-alone novel. Good: Very tidy condition.
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Every time Samantha went back to the flat, John’s words rang through her head :’I can’t live with you any more – I’ve got to get out.’ He’s been seeing another woman, and now she was promising him the one thing Sam couldn’t give: a child. The man she had shared her life with, her love and her laughter, had lied to her.

When the agency gave her four months on a ranch she thought they were crazy. Did they think a holiday would change her? She knew she was wild and untamable, a lone free Palomino – until she met the man who could break any horse on the range and entered a world of endless and enduring love . . .An epic and romantic tale from one of the best-loved writers of all time. Very Good: Very tidy condition.
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Richard Garrett traces the origins of Allied special operations from the desperate early years of World War II, when Britain sought innovative ways to strike back against Axis forces. He explains how Prime Minister Winston Churchill championed the creation of the Commandos, whose daring raids on occupied Europe boosted morale, gathered intelligence, and tied down enemy troops. The book covers: The formation, selection, and rigorous training of the British Commandos. The establishment of the U.S. Army Rangers, inspired by British commando methods. Major raids and amphibious operations in Norway, France, North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and Normandy. The planning, execution, successes, and costly failures of these missions. The leadership, equipment, and tactics that influenced post-war special forces around the world. Garrett combines strategic analysis with accounts of individual acts of courage, illustrating how relatively small units could achieve objectives far beyond their numbers. The book also discusses the high risks faced by raiding forces and the evolution of combined operations during the war. Overall, The Raiders is an accessible overview of the emergence of modern special operations forces, suitable for readers interested in World War II military history, commandos, and elite fighting units.
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Sustainable Democracy is a joint report of twenty-one social scientists, from eleven countries and four academic disciplines, who collaborated over the period of two years under the name of the Group on East-South Systems Transformations (ESST). Their report identifies the principal political and economic choices confronting new democracies in Southern and Eastern Europe and South America, while evaluating their merits and feasibility in the light of current social science knowledge. The scientists explore the social, political and economic conditions under which democracy is likely to generate desirable and politically desired objectives, as well as, whether it is likely to last. It is argued that the state has an essential role in promoting universal citizenship and in creating conditions for a sustained economic growth. Special emphasis is placed on the interdependence between political and economic reforms. Good: Minor marks on some pages, binding is good.
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Grand Central station, New York. 1-23pm.

What starts as a normal day on the New York City subway becomes a race against time when a commuter train is hijacked. It is packed with passengers and the ransom is one million dollars.

The NYPD frantically pursue the train on the city streets, but the question remains- the subway is a closed system – surely there is no way out…

But the four hijackers, led by a mercenary named Ryder, have thought about this. And once they receive their ransom money, they plan to send the train off at top speed toward the terminal station where it will crash, killing all the passengers…
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Wish Me Luck by Margaret Dickinson Wish Me Luck is an engrossing romantic saga by Margaret Dickinson, and sequel to Without Sin. Fleur Bosley didn’t believe in love at first sight, at least not until she bumped into Robbie Rodwell on a railway station in the blackout of wartime Britain. Posted to a newly-built Lincolnshire airfield, Robbie as a wireless operator on bombers and Fleur as a R/T operator in the watch office, their only escape is to the little cottage in the nearby village where Fleur is billeted with another WAAF, Ruth. The two girls become good friends, but Ruth, already hurt by the loss of one of the pilots, does not approve of wartime romances. And Ruth is not the only one to disapprove. When Fleur’s mother hears Robbie’s name she becomes hysterical and bans him from her home. The young couple are determined to grab their happiness where they can, but is it a kind Fate or a cruel one that has brought them together when secrets from the past threaten their future? Away from their families, there is fun and laughter, the aircrews determined to make the most of every day, every minute, but whenever they fly off into the night on a bombing raid, Fleur must keep watch until the early hours praying that Robbie’s plane comes back. Good: Very Tidy Condition.
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“In the tenth book of The Republic, Plato describes the experiences of Er, son of Armenius, a Pamphyllian who died in battle, but came back to life several days later, having seen at least the first parts of the way into the Land of the Dead. In this long meditative, narrative poem Nicholas Messenger follows him as he rediscovers the Living and considers the Dead”–Back cover.
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ANOTHER MOVIE MONSTER and MISSION There are lands that so lend themselves to the imagination that even when you go there, they live up to your dreams. It is as if you are recalling them from somewhere beyond themselves. And later, when you remember them for real, they are more like themselves than ever. These are the lands the daydreamers and artists inhabit. We live in one ourselves, although we often forget it, because they are always Other Places. These are two books in one volume, one youthful and the other older. They find themselves conversing between these covers like travelers from different countries, sitting side-by-sidein a small bus making its way somewhere over an enormous landscape. About the author Born in 1945, NICHOLAS MESSENGER is a lifelong poet and story-teller, painter and illustrator, who grew up in New Zealand, in the Bay of Islands, and has travelled and worked in several countries, in Latin America, Europe and Asia. He has been a seaman, security guard, demolition worker and various other things. For many years he was a teacher of science, languages and art in high schools in New Zealand, and latterly, for nine years, taught English, in three different regions in Japan. His mountains are those of the West Coast of the South Island, where he was a team leader in Search and Rescue, but he has climbed those of the Andes and far and wide in Japan. He has a son and daughter. Passed away peacefully on Wednesday August 21st, 2024, in his 80th Year. Very Good: Almost like new.
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A compact quick ready reference guide to natural health by Angela Haldane Dip Appl Sc, Naturopathy, ND (Melb)
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Harry Jones is an ambitious junior minister navigating the dangerous world of British politics. When a colleague is found dead under suspicious circumstances, Harry is drawn into a web of deception, blackmail, and political intrigue that reaches the highest levels of government. As rival factions battle for power, he must decide how far he is willing to go to protect his career, uncover the truth, and survive in a system where loyalty is often a liability. The novel blends suspense, espionage, and insider political drama, exploring the personal and ethical costs of ambition. Good: Very tidy condition.
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Elizabeth Turner, scion of the fabled Deravenel family, carries the red-gold hair and beautiful English complexion of her ancestors. And it is not just her colouring that she has inherited from Edward Deravenel. Astute and charismatic, she is also bold, daring and fiercely ambitious, with the same ruthless streak. Now, aged just twenty-five, she stands in the position she has dreamed of – inheriting the family business, Deravenels. Over eight hundred years old, the company is a bastion of male chauvinism and the challenge that lies ahead of Elizabeth is immense. Her future is threatened also by the bitter enmity of her cousin, Mary, who believes herself the rightful heir. Cecil Williams acts as Elizabeth’s mentor while navigating the treacherous corridors of power with her. But her greatest ally is her childhood friend, handsome, charming Robert Dunley. Highly intelligent, he is her match in every way — and there is a spark between them that is impossible to resist. Yet Robert is already married. When they begin an affair it scandalises those around them. But far worse is to come From the family seat perched high on the Yorkshire moors to the glamour of London as the twentieth century draws to a close, Elizabeth fights for her birthright and her inheritance.Passion, drama, betrayal and death stalk the pages of this gripping new blockbuster from the author of A Woman of Substance.
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This is a compact soft covered book detailing the life of Sir Winston Churchill during the 1940s, The Second World War. Packed with photos this book gives an over view of Winston’s political activities set against the background of the war. 62 pages over 100 monochrome photos. Condition is poor significant wear to the stapled spine. Very readable.
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Germany 1939, and Christa Sommer boards the Kindertransport, unsure that she’ll ever see her beloved mother and father again. Once in England she is taken in by elderly Mrs Pelling, who grows to love Christa as the daughter she never had. But in 1945 Mrs Pelling dies. While her will cannot be found, her money-grabbing niece appears out of the blue to claim her inheritance and turfs Christa out, with only a suitcase to her name. The prejudice against Germans still runs high in England, and Christa is unable to secure a job or a place to stay … Luck comes her way when a lady she saves from being mugged turns out to be Mayne Esher’s friend Daniel’s mother. Taking pity on Christa, they take her to Rivenshaw where they plan to start a new life as part of the Esher building firm. There Christa is welcomed with open arms and she soon develops a love for the place, the people and, Daniel … But Esherwood is not the trouble-free sanctuary she first thinks. Determined to do their bit for soldiers returning from the war. Ex-Library: Good Tidy condition
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WITH THE STAKES SO HIGH, RACING CAN BE A DEADLY BUSINESS

Chris Rankin
is a doctor, a specialist in Emergency Medicine at Cheltenham Hospital, but a doctor who also has health problems.
 
A smartly dressed man has been found unconscious at the local racecourse and is rushed to the hospital, where he subsequently dies. But who is he? Where does he come from? He had no form of identification on him, and no one claims the body.
 
Doctor Rankin is intrigued by the nameless dead man, obsessed even, and starts asking questions. However, someone doesn’t want the questions answered and will go to any lengths to prevent it, including attempting murder. But no one else believes that someone tried to kill Chris, leaving the doctor no option but to discover who the nameless man is and why he died, preferably before following him into an early grave.

The Francis brand of thrillers are bigger and bolder for a new generation!

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Henrietta Tate has always taken her role as a full-time mother and home-maker very seriously. She’s never had time for anything else. But now she and her family have moved to an idyllic house in the countryside and her teenage children are away at boarding school most of the time, she finds herself less than fulfilled by life in the sticks. Perhaps a new job working for Laurence de Havilland, the famous military historian, could provide just the distraction she needs…
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With more than 54 million copies of her books in print and translated into 12 languages, Johanna Lindsey is one of the world’s most popular authors of historical romance. Now here are two of her bestselling novels together in this omnibus edition: Hearts Aflame, and Surrender my Love. Very Good: Almost like new.