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Salt Path Bleaker House
£12.99Funny, warm and wise, Bleaker House is a book about trying, and failing, to write a novel.
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101 Amazing Dad Skills: Improve Your Parenting Know-How and Have More Fun in the
£9.99From how to improvise a bedtime story to the ins and outs of high-quality dad dancing, 101 Amazing Dad Skills is an essential read for all long-suffering dads and excited fathers-to-be.
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Dont Be A Dick Pete
£12.99Growing up, Stuart Heritage was always the favourite son; perfect student, mummy’s pet and all round good guy. His younger brother, Pete, could never hope to live up to expectations. But now, Stu has returned to his hometown after a decade away to discover that Pete has taken his place. Practical and resourceful where Stu is not, Pete has become a shoulder to lean on. He is now undoubtedly the best son. And all at once Pete and Stu have to re-evaluate their fraternal dynamic.
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Who Let The Gods Out
£7.99A shooting star crashes to earth and changes Elliot’s life forever. The star is Virgo – a young Zodiac goddess on a mission. When the pair accidentally unleash the wicked death daemon Thanatos, they turn to the old Olympian gods for help. But after centuries of cushy retirement on earth, are Zeus and his crew up to the task?
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It ShouldnT Happen To A Vet
£10.99A Macmillan Collector’s Library edition of the second volume of James Herriot’s hilarious memoirs about life as a country vet.
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Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fck
£18.99A self-help guide for millennials-superstar blogger Mark Manson shows us how to accept our faults, discover just how much pain we can tolerate, and stop deluding ourselves so that we can be better, happier people.
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Rules For My Daughter
£9.99This title provides a collection of traditional, humourous, and urbane fatherly advice for young women and girls. From Internet dating (‘Never trust a profile pic’) to the practical (‘The right friends will appreciate a well timed burp. Your grandmother will not.’) to aiming high (‘There’s more to life than Being a passenger.’ Amelia Earhart), this endearing book of rules and quotations is the quintessential instruction manual for becoming a confident and industrious young woman.
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Rules For My Son
£9.99This work is a collection of traditional, humourous, and urbane fatherly advice for boys. From the sartorial (‘Men should not wear sandals. Ever’) to the practical (‘Keep a copy of your letters. It makes it easier for your biographer’) to even a couple of sure-fire hangover cures (‘There is no better remedy than a dip in the ocean’), the book of rules, photos and accompanying quotations is the quintessential instruction manual for becoming a Good Man – industrious, thoughtful, charming, and of course, well-dressed. Hip and witty with a decidedly traditionalist flavour, this book is meant to evoke simpler times when Father knew best and a suitable answer to ‘Why?’ was ‘Because I said so.’
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Making It Up As I Go Along
£8.99A collection of hilarious, poignant, and moving essays from Marian Keyes. Her tales of her eye-lash extension horrors, domestic goddess attempts, and the time that she decided to become a yoga instructor will have you crying with laughter.
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Peggy & Me
£20.00For years Miranda viewed dog owners with some suspicion. She was bored by the way they only talked about their pooches, alarmed by their light coating of dog hair and troubled by their apparent comfort around excrement. But that all changed when, nine years ago, Miranda met Peggy, a gorgeous shih tzu – bichon frise cross. She was exceptionally cute (the dog), very smart (again, the dog) and they bonded from their very first meeting. Their love quickly blossomed and they became inseparable. Since then, Miranda’s life has had its ups and downs – when they first met there was no such thing as a sitcom called Miranda – and she candidly charts this in the book. No one has been more surprised than Miranda herself that it’s been her wonder dog who has taught her the best life lessons, taken her on hilarious adventures and become her smart talking but utterly loyal and loveable best friend.
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The Scarecrows’ Wedding
£6.99Written in Julia Donaldson’s glorious rhyme and illustrated in glowing colour by Axel Scheffler, THE SCARECROWS’ WEDDING is now available as a board book. Betty O’Barley and Harry O’Hay are planning the perfect wedding, but wicked Reginald Rake has other ideas. Harry must become a hero so he and Betty can have the wedding of their dreams.
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Tao Of Bill Murray
£12.99People love Bill Murray movies, but even more, they love crazy stories about Bill Murray out in the world. Best-selling author Gavin Edwards tracked down the best authentic Bill Murray stories. People savour these anecdotes; they consume them with a bottomless hunger; they routinely turn them into viral hits. The book not only has the greatest hits of Bill’s eye-opening interactions with the world, it puts them in the context of a larger philosophy (revealed to the author in an exclusive interview) – Bill Murray is secretly teaching us all how to live our lives.