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John Medina
The very last paragraph in this fascinating look into what goes on the in the human psyche perhaps tells it all. To me it is the most touching and heart...
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Ariana Bundy
Pomegranates and Roses is far more than just a cook book it is a culinary journey through history: through Persia, now known by the harsher name of Iran. The name...
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Bill Laws
Plants: humble and more often than not taken for granted, have been exposed for exactly what they are - creators of history, establishers of the life we lead and enjoy...
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David Reavely
Never has a book on food and pollution effect on children been timelier. As a Nutritional Therapist Reveley deals with the effects of junk foods and the results of modern...
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Mary Groves
Sitting on the bank of river fishing and talking to a long time friend and tribal woman Katie, Mary Groves was asked a simple question. “Missus, this bush country, him...
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Tom Lubbock
In 2008 Tom Lubbock was diagnosed with a brain tumour. From the first it was always understood there was no cure, it was simply a matter of time and management...
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Elizabeth Foy Larsen, Joshua Glenn & Tony Leone
Kids, definitely don’t let your parents get hold of this one or they may just try to grab it for themselves and the stuff contained inside this serious books about...
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Kristy Berridge
Murder, Mystery mayhem, plain out right horror and of course the love ingredient all make up a fast paced, captivating and completely entertaining novel from first time novelist Kristy Berridge...
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Malcolm Hollick & Christine Connolly
Malcolm Hollick and Christine Connolly between them have written a truly fascinating treatise on earth, trauma and human depression, but have couched within the pages a hope that all can...
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Michelle Corrigan
Michelle Corrigan has created a lovely inspirational text in Something To Bear In Mind as she combines many of the wisdoms of the East into a very handy little book...
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Dr Cindy Pan and Vanessa Woods
Among the pages of this totally practical look at what goes into raising clever, confident, successful children you will find a wealth of fact, and even some fiction, which has...
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Rena Patten
Quinoa: an ancient grain going through a rebirth as the grain to eat when all others fail and a lifeline to a wider range of foods for those who are...
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