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This beautifully inspirational book will help you to be more mindful and set you on a path towards a happier, healthier and contented state.

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The first book in The Little Helpers, a new collection of climate-focused children's books. Hector is a kind little hedgehog who likes playing with his friends in the park. When he sees the old park keeper has a problem he wants to help. But what can a hedgehog do for a human being

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The second book in The Little Helpers series, a new collection of climate-focused children's books. Penny is a positive little penguin who likes sliding along the ice caps into the sea. When she finds out that the ice caps are in danger because of climate change, she wants to help. But just what can a penguin do to stop the ice caps melting

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Initially met with controversy and censorship, the only novel by the incomparable Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray, is bursting with his trademark wit, his love of art, and his embrace of life and all it has to offer.

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Chonghaile stuns in her third book for Legend Press weaving a complex narrative covering conflict, secrets, judgement and what it takes to sever family ties.

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The Same Country is a powerful and thought-provoking story about family, friendship and the risks we take to unravel the truth.

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A testament to the novels staying power, it is revered and referenced across the artistic spectrum; from film, literature, and television to music, opera, and the theatre; from D. H. Lawrence and Henry James to Childish Gambino and Taylor Swift.

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Found not guilty by reason of insanity and held in a maximum-security psychiatric facility for twenty-seven years, Timothy Stern is now eligible for release.

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London: A group of thirty-somethings meet to celebrate a birthday. All seems normal. But, after two years of trying, Claire and Anthony have still not conceived a child, and pulsing with the fear of terrorist attacks, the city is crackling with tension.

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Nwelezelanga is born with albinism. Convinced by the midwife that an albino child is a curse, her mother places her in a river to drown.

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Orphaned young, H is sent to live with her doting aunt in London. Hs life is a happy one until her lecherous cousin robs her of her innocence, and the plague takes away the city and the people she loves. H is cast out friendless, pregnant and destitute into the rapidly emptying streets of London under quarantine.

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Beard enthrals the reader in this fast-paced psychological crime thriller. Anna serves as the perfect power-house protagonist, her daring escapades leaving the reader questioning: how far should one go to solve a murder

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In 2018, the first genetically-modified children were born.

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A special edition of The Well-Tempered Clavier as part of The Legend Press Collection, celebrating 10 years of publishing.

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Drawing on many moving first-hand accounts including those of celebrated poets Wilfred Owen, Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves These Englishmen Who Died for France dives into a detailed, exhilarating, harrowing account of the experiences of British soldiers as they unfolded on the front that day in July.

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Then, one Boxing Day, a knock on the door brings her annoying big brother, his teenage son and a cello into her life, turning her world upside down.
With her small terrace house in Penge now fit to burst, Vicky struggles to manage her three children and the joys of everyday family life.

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From one of the finest American writers of the twentieth century, This Side of Paradise was rumoured to have helped F. Scott Fitzgerald gain Zelda's hand in marriage.

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Originally intended to be a serious travel guide, the humorous elements soon took over andThree Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)has been considered a classic masterpiece of British humor since its first publication in 1889.

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Veronica and her wealthy husband George are unpacking boxes, hoping a fresh start in their newly refurbished Victorian terrace will help them heal from a recent trauma.

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'Beautifully written, poetic and haunting... Joanne Graham is a great talent.' --Louise Douglas

Prize-winning poignant novel about love and loss. Perfect for fans of Jojo Moyes, Katie Fforde and Jill Mansell