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Here is a book for beginners wanting simple instructions on how to interpret a chart, as well as for old hands seeking fresh perspectives, it offers a unique system of self-discovery.

Traditionally, astrological texts deal with interpretations of behaviour without worrying about causes.

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First published in 1981, this was the first book ever to be written explicitly for the right side of the readers brain. The right side works in images, whole patterns and undefined feelings none of which can be verbalized.

In Atlas, de Bono shows us how to use the right side.

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A biography of Audrey Hepburn. In addition to her illustrious film career, this book sheds light on the charity work she did for UNICEF, her personal fight against cancer, and the way in which she dedicated the last years of her life to bringing help and hope to the starving children of the world.

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Contains advice for parents and 'coaches' them on how to work through the emotions inherent to having a child who is not developing as expected. This title offers support for parents new to autism and shows them how to: communicate with their child and each other; address the issue of self-esteem; and foster independence in your child.

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This is a series of dispatches from the frontline of childhood. The reader is given an insight into the world of a one year old, a world where you're left in the charge of totally inept parents, where everything is the wrong height and where nobody understands a word you say.

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Danny wallace is a man. And a man is a very tricky thing to be these days. Trouble is everywhere. Embarrassment follows closely behind. Whether accidentally insulting a friend's baby, being caught wearing pyjamas by his wife, or inadvertently following a woman down a very dark street, Danny is no stranger to awkward situations.

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For parents who have forgotten what it's like to be a couple because their children have taken over their lives. The experiences of pregnancy and parenthood can be wonderful but they put a lot of strain on a relationship. This book recognizes the pressures and provides advice on what to do.

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Shows you how following your baby's lead can help you develop a strong and loving relationship from birth. This book helps you find out how to: understand your baby's true needs; recognise what your baby is trying to tell you; manage sleep, feeding and crying gently and without stress; and support your baby's natural desire to learn.

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Luckily, his friend and walking companion Mick Webb has a complementary range of phobias, such as being confined with 54 fellow hikers, and their socks, in a refuge two miles above sea level.
Together, they step out to conquer the roof of the Pyenees, following the time honoured tradition of walking the GR10.

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Most people believe Jimmy Antonelli is bad to the bone

New York detective and an old friend of the family Bill Smith is one of the few people who has ever been willing to give Jimmy a second chance.

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David Loogan is leading a new and quietly anonymous life in a new town. But his solitude is broken when he finds himself drawn into a friendship with Tom Kristoll, the melancholy publisher of the crime magazine Gray Streets - and into an affair with Laura, Tom's sleek blond wife.

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As a child Beth was imprisoned within a Jehovah's Witness family, kept away from her mother, forbidden from wearing a school skirt above her knees by day, abused by her stepfather at night. Years later, she summons the courage to report her stepfather to the police. Will Beth's fight for justice be worth the suffering reawakened

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By grouping words into distinct themes - such as put downs and insults, the vocab of fashionistas and the lingo of dodgy dealings - Balderdash & Piffle looks at the English language in a fresh and revealing light.

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And, what you do when you're at the centre of a riot between thousands of men with machine guns.

As seen on Channel 5's Banged Up Abroad, this is the most shocking prison story ever told and an inspiring account of human endurance.

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Now one man, fed up with never-ending tales of greed and corruption, sets out to prove that there is a different way of doing things - by opening his own bank to help inject much-needed life into local businesses.

Dave Fishwick is a self-made, straight-talking man from Burnley who hates the banks.

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After a failed uprising in Brittania, Sirona, a princess of the Iceni, and her lover, Taranis, are taken to Pompeii and sold as slaves.

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Natasha Linnet has a weakness for older men, preferably those with sufficient confidence to take her across their knees. It's an offer too good to refuse but she quickly finds that she is expected to give a great deal more than she had bargained for, to a great many more people and in a number of unexpected ways.

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Holmes clarifies the complexities of four major WWII military engagements: El Alamein, Italy, Arnhem, and the Battle of Britain. He recreates what it was really like to be in the midst of conflict from eye-witness accounts of servicemen and women.

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Youll learn to be confident, positive and self-assured in the face of any office adversity.

Arm yourself against workplace hazards like:
- Harsh criticism and hostile colleagues
- Company politics and bad bosses
- Rejection and failure
- Redundancy or losing your job
- And dare we say it

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Be Yourself is an inspiration for all of us who are so busy trying to get our lives 'sorted' that we have forgotten our true purpose. The demands of the material world can keep us rushing about, doing this and doing that, until we find ourselves on a hamster's wheel of life;

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Tells the author's story of life among birds. This work shows how he became a card-carrying birdwatcher, observing his first skylark - peerless king of the summer sky - while stoned; his repeatedly failed attempts to get up at the crack of dawn like the real twitchers; and his flawed bid to educate his drinking mate Danny in the ways of birding.

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Genevieve Stukely is working as an erotic dancer in the American west when she learns that her uncle is dead and that she is to inherit the family estate on the borders of Dartmoor. Only when she returns to the mother country does she discover that Sir Robert Stukely did not die simply of old age.

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When the body's production of candida albicans gets out of control, the effects can include recurrent thrush, fatigue, mood swings, headaches, memory loss, insomnia, and loss of sexual desire. The dietary programme presented by this book is designed to control the production of candida albicans.

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Depression affects people of all social classes, racial groups, and at all ages. 121 million people worldwide currently suffer from depression (World Health Organisation). In Britain alone, one adult in twenty is depressed at any one time.