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Acclaimed critic John Sutherland gets his teeth into the literary puzzles of the greatest-ever Gothic novel.

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'Highly persuasive ... a well-organised and solid dossier that alerts us to legalised chemical trickery.' - The Spectator
'A bombshell book' - Daily Mail
'Eye-opening and important . . . a book full of righteous anger' - Bee Wilson

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A powerful exploration of the use of carcinogenic nitro-additives in the meat millions of people eat every week.

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Now in paperback, the hilarious, and just a little naughty, sequel to the bestselling Wholly Irresponsible Experiments.

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Originally published as Warum die Deutschen Warum die Juden: Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer, 2011.

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Strangers becoming Fated Mates that doesn't happen right

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Stories of urban Los Angeles colored by the mythic imagery of Shakespeare and Grimm's fairy tales.

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Press the buttons on each page to listen to the cheerful sounds of the wild animals beautifully illustrated throughout the book.

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In a world of magic realism, a fly-covered baby girl is found and raised by two mothers in a South Asia community rife with rituals and superstition. The girl pursues acceptance at all costs, while the villagers seek sanctity at a shrine dedicated to the Keeper of the Flies, which is separated from the village by the dangerous cane field.

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Katharine Susannah Prichard was a writer of novels internationally acclaimed for their realism and power, a foundation member of the Australian Communist Party, a feminist. Her son, Ric Throssell, has drawn on the memories of a lifetime and a deep and intimate knowledge of his subject in this full and moving account of his mother's life.

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Lucas Connollys best friend and first love Jamie died during World War I; a decade later, Lucas is still riddled with guilt over his role in his passing. But its only when a specter that looks and sounds exactly like Jamie begins to haunt him that Lucas finally forces himself to reckon with his pasteven though doing so may destroy his tenuous hold on sanity.

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The extensively rewritten, fully updated edition of the bestseller that explored the question Why Do People Hate America

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Now a feature film with Woody Harrelson and Laura Dern.

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If you want to make medlar jelly or quandong jam, chokko chutney or tamarillo sauce (or if you just want to give plain old plum jam a bit of a kick), this book shows you how.

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The final novel in Katharine Susannah Prichard's stirring saga about the lives of a remarkable woman and her family during the gold rush in Western Australia.

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In the tradition of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Snow Falling on Cedars," Revoyr's new novel examines the effects of change on a small, isolated town, the strengths and limits of community, and the sometimes conflicting loyalties of family and justice.

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There's no better way to help youngsters learn their numbers and colors than with these charming board books featuring Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, and Winnie-the-Pooh. Full color.

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A story of an Australian screenwriter in quest of her past as she returns to Israel, the land of her birth.

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A heartening and engaging guide to the surprising gifts of later life, based on ancient stories, recent research, elders lived experience, the worlds spiritual traditions, and the authors thirty-plus years as a psychology professor and psychotherapist.

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When a narcissisticand alarmingly charismaticnew preacher comes to medicine woman Madeline Fairbankss dying Southern Appalachian town in 1917, she ignores his message of segregation and continues to practice her socially progressive waysonly to find herself accused of witchcraft and targeted by the KKK.

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When a narcissisticand alarmingly charismaticnew preacher comes to medicine woman Madeline Fairbankss dying Southern Appalachian town in 1917, she ignores his message of segregation and continues to practice her socially progressive waysonly to find herself accused of witchcraft and targeted by the KKK.