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A book for anyone who wants to bring more classical music into their life and doesn't know where to start.

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In 22 short essays, Punt explores the beauty, the hunger, the genius and the obsession of Messi he takes us from the near-mythical scenery of a South American footballing youth, where the world is an infinite football pitch, to the glory and the struggle of a life on the international stage.

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What is it about Her Majesty that inspires such admiration and respect This little book attempts to answer that big question.

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This is an exciting new take on nutrition - showing how factors such as climate, time, environment and emotional wellbeing should all affect the way we eat. Combining age-old traditions of healthy eating with modern scientific research, clinician George Cooper shows you how to ignore the fads and eat right for yourself.

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This is a remarkable, powerful, and often unbearably funny memoir in which cleaning and getting clean intertwine as a strange and magical form of redemption.

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Too often we see Islam and Muslims portrayed as fanatical jihadists or helpless victims of western oppression. This book provides a rare insight into what, as the book's title states, the average Muslim makes of it all.

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Victoria was just 18 when she was crowned Queen in 1837 - a tiny figure, with a will of iron. Never was there so queenly a queen. She made Britain great and the people loved her for it.

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An uplifting, intelligent and often amusing meditation on life in a country parish during a curious year

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All of us want the best for our children. But are we going about it the right way In this fascinating book, packed with case studies and practical advice, Lahey proposes a gentle but vital shift in the way we parent.

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"Reading a poem gives us a glimpse of past and future possibilities, other worlds and other lives. It makes a gift of unfamiliar words, and refreshes parts of the mind that other art forms cannot reach..."

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In November 1942 a young British army officer was captured. This gripping story tells of Richard's internment in a POW camp in northern Italy and of his subsequent escape.

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In this poignant and perceptive portrait of his parents' catastrophically acrimonious divorce, Rupert Christiansen tells the story of a generation.

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Freya knows that her people are doomed. Warned by the fates of an impending catastrophe, she goes in search of a magnificent gold necklace that will save her people from destruction. But to obtain the necklace she must pay a terrible price and sell herself to the four brothers who created it.

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A blueprint for reimagining capitalism in the post-Covid era, from the Editor-in-Chief of MoneyWeek Merryn Somerset Webb

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Part travelogue, part spiritual self-help book; A modern-day pilgrimage to ten monasteries around the world.

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In this fascinating book, Nick Potter, experienced osteopath, takes us on a journey into biology, evolution and contemporary social behaviour and anthropology to examine our relationship with pain.

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With a light touch, Matters of Lunch and Death distils complex philosophical thought from the ancient world to the present day into a collection of fascinating arguments on life, death, laughter and laziness.

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With a light touch, Logic and Monsters distils complex philosophical thought from the ancient world to the present day into a collection of fascinating arguments on unicorns, sugar lumps, perforated socks and other puzzling objects.

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A book for everyone who has ever thought "what if" a true story about grabbing life by the horns, and taking the plunge...