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This A-format paperback of The Saladin Murders, the second Omar Yussef mystery, continues to build a major new crime franchise: 'Morse, Rebus and now Yussef.' Observer

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Set in the fog of a northern Italian winter, The Salati Case introduces Casta, a detective with a hard boiled exterior and a soft centre.

Shortlisted for the 2006 Samuel Johnson Prize, the critically acclaimed and dazzling account of the sale of Charles I's art collection.

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This book tells the extraordinary story of Shetlands most enduring export. It ranges from the wild waters of the North Atlantic and the remote ice filled fjords of west Greenland to the Basque country, from the fishing grounds of Iceland to the Jewish shtetls of Poland and from the mountains of Faroe to the flat coastline of the Netherlands.

"The Salt-Box House," first published in 1900, relates the story of the Shelton family--19th-century industrialists from Connecticut--and portrays an historically accurate account of life during and after New England's colonial period.

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'Morse, Rebus and now Yussef.' Observer

THE FIRST BOOK IN THE SERIES, THE BETHLEHEM MURDERS, WON THE CWA JOHN CREASY DAGGER

A beautiful anthology of poems about friendship and empathy to help promote tolerance and understanding in young people.

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Miles Gibson's cult novel from 1984 returns to print with a new preface by the author.

Growing up in a small hotel in a shabby seaside town, lonely William 'Mackerel' Burton amuses himself by perfecting his conjuring tricks.

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An illustrated survey of the sari, the unique south Asian textile tradition. The book analyzes sari design, giving a guide to the symbols, patterns and motifs used, with their origins and how they have evolved. It covers the entire Indian subcontinent and thousands of different sari types.

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Scott Schuman, a.k.a. The Sartorialist, has been traveling to India for over a decade to capture its wildly original beauty in markets, music festivals, city streets, and cricket fields, and across cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Chennai, and Mumbai. The result gathers all the unique qualities that have brought him worldwide renown: a...

A saga set in a Lancashire mill town during the 1930s, in which a bright young woman is befriended by a wealthy invalid who offers her the opportunity to study at university and travel to the South-West Pacific. From the author of THE MILLIONAIRE'S WOMAN, HER FATHER'S CHILD, A HIDDEN BEAUTY and A PROFESSIONAL WOMAN.

In the raucous and action-packed follow-up to Donnybrook, mayhem is still the order of the day-only more so

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Renowned psychiatrist Dr Koplewicz expertly guides parents through the strategies they need to raise empowered, capable children while building parent-child bonds that will survive adolescence and grow stronger into adulthood.

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An outrageous adventure disgracefully told .

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Designed for teachers, this is a comprehensive book of lesson plans, projects, discussion questions, reproducible worksheets and more.

Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic tale of revenge and redemption in Puritan America

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A social history of prostitution in Kalgoorlie, where the local brothels and the police station have shared the same street for more than a century.

A swashbuckling classic of action-adventure with one of the most distinctive heroes in fiction - the flamboyant Scarlet Pimpernel. With an introduction by Dame Hilary Mantel, the Booker prize-winning author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies.

This volume finds our heroine traveling from Versailles to Venice, and indulging in parties, swordplay, and masquerades!