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Sherlock Holmes, Professor Challenger and Dr Watson meet their match when the streets of London are left decimated by a prolonged alien attack. Who could be responsible for such destruction

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A report on Multi-Ethnic Britain, how it is changing, and the policies that have to be put in place.

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The sequel to critically acclaimed The Best of All Possible Worlds from award-winning Barbadian writer Karen Lord.

When Eve, a star pitcher, is forced to join a new baseball team, she has to contend with rival pitcher Jamie, who's just as cute as he is insufferable in this YA novel.

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The third and final book to the racy science fiction adventure series featuring a Brazilian tarot card reader and a Russian crime lord.

The definitive sporting, social and political history of the modern Olympic Games, the world that made them and the world they helped to shape.

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A glittering collection of short stories from acclaimed novelist Christopher Hope: a conjuror of strange people and places.

Written in a brief and thoughtful way, this treaty describes the deficiencies of post-industrial culture and its human and plant-centred alternatives. The author's first work to be translated into English, this book is considered by John Zerzan, Derrick Jensen and other major anarchist thinkers to be the primary 21st century anarchist essay.

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New York Times bestselling author Paula Brackston's second novel in the Found Things series, Secrets of the Chocolate House, was called a 'time-swapping romance [that] will please fans of Alice Hoffman' (Publishers Weekly). Now, Brackston returns to the Found Things series with a third book, The Garden of Promises and Lies.

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Why do owners want to open their gardens, and why do people want to visit them This book answers these questions. It offers a worldwide survey of garden philosophies, and the modern phenomenon of garden tourism. It is suitable for garden visitors, garden owners, and garden designers.

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Bringing great writing back into print - a Faber Finds book.

In THE SIXTH LAMENTATION, William Brodrick introduced Father Anselm, the barrister turned monk who found himself plunged into the tangled history of occupied Paris. Now Father Anselm is brought back to his own past, and someone else's secrets.

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From the New York Times bestselling author of Ender's Game comes the sequel to The Lost Gate.

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Declares that 'God is dead'. This work of philosophy includes the author's arguments on ethics and knowledge.

A powerful collection of essays on feminism, geek culture, and a writer's journey, from one of the most important voices in genre.

A sharp-eyed exploration of the promise and peril of having children in an age of genetic tests and interventions.

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How fifty years of genetic engineering have brought us to the brink of a profound and disturbing future, from Baille Gifford-shortlisted scientist Matthew Cobb.

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Exploring the major discoveries, inventions, influence and legacies of key periods in history

You could be a genius. Award-winning science writer reveals how frontier neuroscience can enhance your intelligence - making you smarter, sharper and brighter than you ever thought you could be.

The most comprehensive and authoritative account of lavender

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The German Wedding is The Corrections crossed with Festen and The Producers. This is a darkly funny novel which will delight its readers.

The Ghastly Ones and Other Fiendish Frolics follows in the grand and ghoulish tradition of Edward Gorey and Charles Addams.

Not all is as it seems on the Martian Queen in this haunting work of science fiction by debut authors Andrew Neil Gray and J. S. Herbison.