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Welcome to the world of the Brothers Grimm: a world of heroes and villains, of a prince and his princess, of lives determined by healing spells and fatal curses.

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Innovation is the lifeblood of a growing businesses. Traditionally it means a new idea, device, technique or method but increasingly it is now also referred to ideas that provide better solutions, meet the needs or even provide the answers to something not yet a problem.

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Heading South is a novel of two parts written by different authors, one depicting the animal-loving painter Cassie and the other the good-humoured Nick, still reeling from being dumped by his fiancee.

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Regarded as one of greatest English novels of the twentieth century, Heart of Darkness tracks the aftermath of a disturbing voyage up the Congo River.

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Eleven seemingly unconnected characters are captured at points in their everyday lives when they are plagued by uncertainty, nostalgia, insecurity and, above all, a persistent longing for a different life. Yet - even after this potent search for better, more fulfilling lives - has each person ended up where they really want to be

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You will meet people in your lifetime who demand to have poems written about them. It's not something they say. It's something about their hands, the shape of their mouths, the way they look walking away from you.

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What is a traditional liberal education, and what are the arguments for it in the twenty-first century This collection of essays by Anthony OHear sets out an alternative educational philosophy to the prevailing progressivist thinking on these issues, which tends to be either utilitarian or child-centred, or both, and often politically motivated.

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Five years ago Maura fled life in Dowerby and took on a new identity, desperately trying to piece her life back together and escape the dark clouds that plagued her past. But then a reporter tracks her down, and persuades her to tell her story, putting her own life in danger once again.

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Mamokgethis life is brought to an abrupt halt by an unplanned pregnancy.

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Guy Mankowski's portrayal of the ballerina Yelena is wholly convincing, taking us inside her thoughts and feelings as she describes the course of her life, from harrowing childhood to professional success, punctuated with turbulent emotional crisis.

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In the Garden of Eden, at the beginning of time, an outrageous lie is born: that women are inferior.Lilith and Adam are equal and happy in the Garden of Eden. But when Adam decides Lilith should submit to his will and lie beneath him, she refuses and is banished forever from Paradise.

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The Little Book of Leadership is full of practical tips. Containing famous quotes by well known leaders and managers, as well as inspirational words to highlight, evaluate or innovate. This terrific read provides fresh and valuable insights into how to lead. Nothing important gets done without leadership.

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Little Womenis loosely based on Louisa May Alcotts own life and was originally published in two volumes in 1868 and 1869.

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From building a team to managing for the long-term, those that are successful in organisations will have one thing in common, the ability to lead and manage.

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This book takes Nettie on her first adventure in Cyberland with her new friend Webby, where she finds not everything is cute and fluffy. Using the story of Nettie and Webby, adults can introduce cybersecurity to young children and start the conversation about going online safely.

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'Timely and beautifully written... Highly recommended.' --Mark Edwards

The gripping fourth novel in the best-selling Cate Austin series.

A clever, sophisticated, psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn, S.J. Watson, B A Paris and Sophie Hannah

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This book will help you create a Christmas dinner that is so wildly impressive that even the most curmudgeonly great aunt or begrudging mother-in-law will swoon.

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The impact of this classic, essential contribution to Victorian literature is still being felt today.

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Unmotivated and dormant, Jack is drawn into the rampant whirlwind of Neil Blake, who he meets one windy night on the Holloway Road. Inspired by Jack Kerouac's famous road novel, the two young men climb aboard Jack's Figaro and embark on a similar search for freedom and meaning in modern-day Britain.

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Inspired by a true story, this is the tale of one womans uncharted voyage to freedom.

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In an ageist society, where euthanasia is encouraged as a patriotic act, dementia is no longer tolerated.

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Shortlisted for Costa First Novel Award. Emma did not go to war looking for love, but Adam is unlike any other. But when Adam comes home, he brings the conflict back with him. Emma had considered the possibility that her husband might not come home from war. She had not considered that he might return a stranger.