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This sequel to "Araminta Station", features the character of Glawen Clattuc, who helped save the unique planet Cadwal. The charter that granted Cadwal conservation has disappeared - and Glawen and Wayness Tamm are sent across a variety of planets to try and retrieve it.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A collection of recipes celebrating Italian cooking. The book presents cuisine informed by the classic Italian approach to food, but using the best ingredients available in Australia, chosen at their peak.

(Hardback)

This 18th Xanth story begins way down upon the Swan Knee River, the home of a gargoyle called Gary. Transformed from a winged creature composed of granite into a human being, Gary quickly learns to walk on his hind legs. Rather more difficult is coping with an alarming little girl called Surprise.

(Paperback)

Anita Blake, the heroine, is a zombie animator, raising the newly dead - and killing them again. It's a tough profession, made tougher by St Louis's vampires who hate and fear her as "The Executioner". Led by the master vampire, Nikolaos, they set out to destroy Anita.

(Paperback)

(Paperback, New edition)

Inspector John Rebus is the investigative officer in this crime thriller set in Edinburgh. Ian Rankin is the author of "Knots and Crosses", "Watchman", "Westwind" and "The Flood".

(Paperback, New edition)

Ronnie Barker's autobiography, the Oxford bank clerk who graduated from local amateur dramatics, through the rigours of weekly rep, to working for Peter Hall. He explains how his working relationship with Ronnie Corbett produced one of showbusiness's most successful partnerships for 17 years.

(Paperback)

This is a further collection of "Peanuts", the strip cartoon which appears daily in "The Daily Mail" and every Sunday in "The Observer" colour supplement. This book follows the adventures of Snoopy and Charlie Brown.

(Paperback, New edition)

Harriet Harris, like all young children, can be a pest and something of a trial to her poor long-suffering mother, who tries very hard not to lose her temper. When she finally does, Harriet and mother are reconciled with a hug.

(Paperback)

(Paperback, New edition)

A crime story set in Edinburgh where a murderer is on the loose. The victims are young girls and Detective John Rebus is also being plagued by anonymous letters accompanied by pieces of knotted string and little matchstick crosses. To cap it all his wife has deserted him.

(Paperback)

(Paperback, New edition)

A war story laced with criminal intrigue. The author's previous books include "The Russian Enigma", "A Conflict of Interests", "Troika" and "A Different Drummer".

(Paperback, New edition)

The real life story of an Englishman who spent five years in the French Foreign Legion

(Paperback, New edition)

Ludo lives in a little mountain village in Bavaria. One winter's night, the old family horse, Renti, escapes from his stable and Ludo follows him through the snow. This is the beginning of a very strange adventure. Mary Stewart also wrote "A Walk in Wolf Wood" and "The Little Broomstick".

(Paperback)

The true story of Darci Pierce, the popular young wife whose obsession with motherhood led her to fake her own pregnancy. After kidnapping and strangling a pregnant Mormon woman, she delivered the baby by amateur caesarean.

(Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)

(Paperback, New edition)

Written by the author of "The Mole and Beverley Miller", "The Cost of Going Free" and "Rabbit Back and Doubled", this is a novel which describes the switchback of emotions which dominate a young teenager's life.

(Paperback, New edition)

When Norman Smith comes home from school with a pot of green paint stuck on his head, he knows he's in big trouble. If he can't get the paint off his hair, his teacher won't let him be in the school photograph tomorrow. But Norman's drastic solution has unexpected results.

(Paperback, New edition)

Nick Gordon uncovers the truth behind the brutal murder of Dian Fossey.

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A story involving blackmail, and a cover-up of a murder made to look like suicide. This is a Miss Silver mystery, from the same author as "The Case is Closed", "The Chinese Shawl", "The Clock Strikes Twelve", "The Key" and "Danger Point".

(Paperback, New edition)

In this seventh and last book in the series, the author brings the history of the two planets Phaze and Proton to a conclusion. The author also wrote "The Magic of Xanth", "The Bio of a Space Tyrant", "The Incarnations of Immortality" and "The Apprentice Adept".

(Paperback, New edition)

This selection of recipes includes mustards, sauces, ketchups, oils, vinegars, relishes, pickles and jellies from traditional recipes from all over the world. By the author of "A Vegetable Cookbook", "A Soup Cookbook", "Light Meals With Digby Law" and "A Dessert Cookbook".