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Psychotherapy with Women provides an account of current feminist practice in working with women within the helping professions bringing together contributions from eminent women psychotherapists. A range of issues are explored including sexuality, ageing, family dynamics, disability and ethnicity.

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Sultry ebony beauty Nipringa, and innocent blonde Candi Crupper, are both English girls living in Brazil, and studying at Dr Rodd's Acadamy, with its traditional English regime of bare-bottom caning.

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(Paperback)

Frank Castle's old associate Micro is back, and he's after Frank. But first, he's got an offer for Frank that he'd better not refuse. This title collects "Punisher MAX" numbered 1-6.

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(Paperback)

On a pitch-black Brooklyn night, in a dead-end alley, Frank Castle brutally dispatches a crew of Albanian thugs menacing a young woman. Her name is Viorica, she's from Moldavia, and when she tells Frank her story, that's when the real killing starts.

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Contains material originally published in magazine form as Punisher #13-30.

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"Contains material originally published in magazine form as Punisher kills the Marvel Universe, Amazing Spider-Man #161-162, Heroes for hire #9, Punisher #33-37, Punisher war zone #1-5 and Marvel Universe vs. Punisher #1-4."

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"Contains material originally publishes in magazine form as BORN #1-4"--Colophon.

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This exhaustive treatment of the Puritan movement covers its doctrines, its people, its effects on politics and culture, and its enduring legacy in modern Britain and America.

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(Hardback)

Originally published in English by National Geographic in 2018 as: Quebec: a photographic road trip through Canada's beautiful province.

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Liker her father and mother before her, Merrith is apprenticed to become an assassin with the Murderers' Guild. But Merrith is hopeless with a dagger and sword, inept at mixing poison and isn't quite okay with the idea of killing people anyway. Merrith's talents, it seems, lie elsewhere. This work is suitable for children aged 9-14.

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Joshi is a disappointment to those around him. Born into the Nibhelline family, he displays none of the proud fighting traditions of the Greens. He even prefers gardening and growing flowers to living up to the family name. Ages 9-13.

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Set in the 19th century; this book talks about fourteen-year-old Sam Silverthorne, who runs away from his home in London and his cruel Aunt Bertha, and embarks on a quest to find his father. This book is for children aged 8 and above.

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A dossier of cutting-edge photojournalism from pioneering photo agency VII.

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100 recipes that can be cooked in under 30 minutes from the world's most trusted and bestselling Italian cookbook

A collection of 100 recipes, each with a cooking time of 30 minutes or less

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A stunningly illustrated story about a city child's relationship with nature and the natural world, the trust that children place in their parents and the responsibility adults have in looking after them and the environment they will inherit. Ages 4-8.

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Get ready for an exciting fairy adventure with the no. 1 bestselling series for girls aged 5 and up.

For Audrey, the journey "down the creek" in her tiny boat is one that marks not only the myriad changes to the physical environment she passes, but a journey within herself. She comes face to face with death, the challenges of growing up and the need to accept and move on from loss. Ages 4-7.