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A crime novel about drug traders, enslavement and revenge, set in New Zealand

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In the Chronicles of Stone trilogy, we meet twins Souk and Trei and follow their journey as they break with their own tribe's traditions and set out to find the technology they have heard so much about - a technology that has changed the balance of power within the scattered tribes.

(Paperback, Paperback)

The Clear Leader is a bold new guide to achieving authentic leadership in a hyper-connected world. Combining the authors extensive expertise in business psychology and mindfulness, it provides advice for modern leaders of all types to strategize, prioritise, connect, and look after their own wellbeing cutting through the noise to lead clearly.

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An empowering book to keep you on track for living your creative dream. Whether you are already involved in some form of creative expression, think you dont have an ounce of creative flair, are a beginner, well established, or suffer from low confidence, you can discover and nurture new, exciting dimensions in your life with The Creative SEED.

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(Paperback)

Calling herself Countess X, one of Europe's richest billionaires invites the world's youth to take up a modern-day Quest. Will they help her to challenge a colossal abuse of human rights

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Twelve stunningly illustrated, poetic, and funny stories about grumpy animals from an internationally acclaimed Dutch writer and a hugely popular French illustrator.

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Twelve stunningly illustrated, poetic, and funny stories about grumpy animals from an internationally acclaimed Dutch writer and a hugely popular French illustrator.

(Paperback)

An action-packed, hilarious story about two wild, rascally boys and the trouble they cause in the garden, until the plants decide to teach them a lesson because, as the boys discover, plants have eyes and ears too!

(Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)

As a first-hand account of life in the firestorm of World War One, The Devil's Own War is hard to beat.

(Paperback, Second Edition)

The Digestive Health Solution provides personalized, effective, natural solutions for optimal digestive health. This updated edition explores the mindbody connection, food intolerances and the key issues in your digestive system. An easy five-step plan then shows you how you can enjoy better digestive health, for life.

(Hardback)

In The Doll Box, Isla explores her family's history through her mother's captivating stories of courageous women. With each tale, she finds inspiration, realizing that the strength of her ancestors lives within her too.

(Hardback)

Walters world grows increasingly hazy as he distracts himself with his devices while waiting for some important news. Will it make a difference to Walter if the news is good or bad The Dragonfly in the Haze focuses on our increasing disconnection with the physical world and how this disconnect is impacting our sense of meaning and vitality.

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This is the book eczema sufferers have been waiting for! 'The Eczema Diet' includes all the facts and scientific research, as well as itch-busting treatments that offer immediate relief combined with a tried-and-tested diet that really gets results. Including 100 delicious recipes, an extensive meal plan, shopping lists that are easy to follow.

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The Empire Strikes is the tale of the well-known Melbourne Cup winner and one of the worlds finest horse trainers, New Zealander Laurie Laxon.

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Sophie Manolas is a clinical nutritionist who shows people how they can eat their way to being the healthiest version of themselves. Taking over 60 of the most commonly available nutrient-dense foods, she explains why each one is so good for you, before giving a simple, delicious recipe that will tempt even the fussiest tastebuds.

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(Paperback)

"The Final Call" is a gripping family saga, deftly showing how society's attitudes to prostitution, gays, lesbians and independent women received a good shake-up in 1970s Auckland. It is Jen Shieff's third book, a standalone sequel to "The Gentlemen's Club" (2015) and "The Vanishing Act" (2018), both finalists for a Ngaio Marsh Award.

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A young girl believes her father can fix anything, but following the death of her mother, she discovers that broken hearts are not as easy to repair as torn toys or cracked teapots. Together, she and her father find a way to glue back the pieces of their lives. A poignant picture book that explores how a child can cope with the loss of a parent.

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The Flourishing Woman is a guide to help women achieve optimum mental health and wellbeing. Dr Cate Howell provides advice and support for women on topics such as getting in touch with their authentic selves, feeling connected, growing as a person (even at times of challenge), and finding a sense of purpose and meaning. In other words, flourishing!

(Hardback)

Wilbur is caught in the grip of overwhelming anger. Even his beloved garden withers in the face of it. Can Wilbur bring his world back into balance The Flower in the Pocket explores how our vulnerabilities to psychological struggle can turn emotional pain into more deep-seated suffering, and guides us to regain control in unmanageable situations.

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It seems we have never been more free. Yet anxiety and depression are rife and more people feel overwhelmed by daily living. Is all our so-called freedom nothing more than a trap of our own making In this inspiring look at what freedom really is, Assoc. Professor Craig Hassed explores how we can find a life of peace and happiness true freedom.

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Publishing three times a year, this longed-for journal of articles and photographs caters for readers with a wide range of interests in the gardening world, including: Gardens and Gardeners, Plants and Trees, Landscape and Design, Garden History, Travel Experiences.