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Author: Robert McCrumCondition: 3/10Published Date: 1990
Phillip Taylor was more fortunate than most. Part of a famous, old, family firm, he was brought up with all the advantages of tradition and security.
Author: Damian ThompsonCondition: 10/10This books Published Date: 2008Pages: 162Thompson sets out in six concise chapters to highlight the dangers and possible consequences for society in its disturbing thirst for “counterknowledge” – which is basically an alternative word for “mumbo-jumbo” that earned Francis Wheen a bestseller in 2004. Although comparisons will inevitably be made between Counterknowledge and How Mumbo-Jumbo Conquered the World, this is no bad thing.
Author: David P. Schloss Condition: 10/10This books Published Date: 1990Pages: 114Dave is an internationally acclaimed author whose motivational products inspire people to reach their personal best. Here are Dave's winning thoughts and ideas that will inspire you to a more successful life!
Author: Matthew Kneale Condition: 7/10Published Date: 2000 Pages: 462
It is 1857 and the Reverend Geoffrey Wilson had set out for Tasmania, hoping to find the true site if the Garden Of Eden. But the journey is turning out to be less than straight forward - dissent is growing between him and sinister reacial - theorist Dr Potter, and unknown to both the ship they had hurrriedly chartered is in fact a Manx summgling vessel, fleeing from British Customs.
Author: John Carbone Condition: 10/10This books Published Date: 2007Pages: 410
Stunning concept, totally engrossing read - a new generation of Mafia thriller is born. All Marco wants is to be a stand-up guy. To make his way in the world without too much trouble. Right? But in 1970s New York, that's not so easy.
Author: Pat Barker Condition: 10/10This books Published Date: 2008 Pages: 248Spring, 1914. A group of students at the Slade School of Art have gathered for a life-drawing class. Paul Tarrant is easily distracted by an intriguing fellow student, Elinor Brooke, but when Kit Neville - himself not long out of the Slade but already a well-known painter - makes it clear that he, too, is attracted to Elinor, Paul withdraws into a passionate affair with an artist's model.
Author: Jilly CooperCondition: 7/10Published Date: 1999
Romance,glamour, seismic sex and delightful comedy...this book is a slice of heaven: pure, blissful escapism.
Author: Faye Kellerman Condition: 7/10This books Published Date: 2000 Pages: 597Cindy Decker's decision to follow in the footsteps of her police lieutenant father was never an easy one. For Pete Decker is, to say the least, overprotective of his only daughter. So when Cindy begins to wonder if she is being followed - maybe even stalked - her father is the last person she can confide in.
Author: Gavin LyallCondition: 5/10Published Date: 1985
Undoubtedly the best Maxim yet. Brilliantly engineered and written with functional elegance.
Author:Jonathan Kaplan Condition: 10/10Published Date: 2001
In a mixture of reportage, confession and exposition Kaplan talks about the practice of medicine and of its shortcomings.
Author: Thomas Mullen Condition: 9/10This books Published Date: 2006 Pages: 394
Set against the dual backdrop of World War I and the devastating 1918 influenza epidemic, "The Last Town On Earth" is a brilliantly drawn tale of morality and patriotism in a time of upheaval.
Author: James Hillman Condition: 7/10This books Published Date: 1997 Pages: 334
James Hillman, a former director of the Jung Institute who has written more than 20 books on behavior and psychology, delves into human development in The Soul's Code. Hillman encourages you to "grow down" into the earth, as an acorn does when it becomes a mighty oak tree.
Author: Roald DahlCondition: 4/10Published Date: 1977
Turtles, fingersmiths, the Mildenhall treasure, even a man who can see with his eyes closed.
Author: Lionel ShriverCondition: 7/10Published Date:2006
A book that acknowledges what many women worry about but never express: the fear of becoming a mother and the terror of what kind of child one might bring into the world.
Author: Suze OrmanCondition: 9/10Published Date: 2007
Why is it that women, who are so competent in all other areas of their lives, cannot find the same competance when it comes to matters of money?