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Would you rather face Amarantha’s trials or the Illyrian™ Blood Rite? Raid Rhysand™’s wine cellar or have free rein of Feyre™’s closet? Hours of fun await with this ACOTAR™ twist on the classic would-you-rather game officially licensed and inspired by Sarah J. Maas™’s blockbuster A Court of Thorns and Roses™ series!Decide between two fantastical ACOTAR in-world scenarios that will reveal your loyalties, spark your imagination, and fuel endless debates among friends and fans. Inspired by the world of A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas, this official boxed set of 100 would-you-rather cards is ideal for book clubs, girls’ nights, ACOTAR-themed parties, or post-read discussions. Engage in feisty fun and turn your shared love of the series into an interactive, laugh-out-loud experience.+ 2015-2026, Sarah J. Maas. A COURT OF THORNS AND ROSES, ACOTAR, FEYRE, ILLYRIAN, RHYSAND, SARAH J. M
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On 12th June 2009, David Sawyer and Erin Morrison, two TV-obsessed suburban teens who might be falling in love, gather in Erin’s basement to watch TV’s analogue-to-digital transition. Beneath the static that follows, Erin catches a glimpse of a mysterious broadcast from a TV network called ‘Public Access Afterworld’. Soon after that, she vanishes – changing the trajectory of David’s life forever. 14 years later, Bethany Peters toils through the night shift at megacorp GlobalVill’s bleak Austin campus. A trans content moderator, she spends her evenings reviewing horrific videos. But gradually a pattern emerges from the ocean of digital violence in the form of a young streamer, Jules, calling out the same words: Public Access Afterworld. She sets out to rescue Jules, and begins a journey that sweeps from rural Texas to 1940s Los Alamos – ending at the basement where David and Erin first encountered a world at the edges of reality itself.
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Emmy doesn’t believe in miracles. In her experience, hoping for extraordinary things never ends well. So, when she is separated from her parents by a blizzard in the mountains of Mongolia, she assumes that she and the holiday are well and truly over. But from out of the shadows of the cave she shelters in steps a snow leopard cub. An animal even more lost than Emmy. Then along comes a boy who believes in impossible things. And suddenly, Emmy finds herself on a quest to find a secret land, where wild animals live in peace. But can Emmy, along with a dreamer and a snow leopard cub, reach Whisperfell before the hunters close in?
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The figure of a goddess who represents both love and war can be found in cultures across the ancient world. These societies were all polytheistic, and all worshipped such deities as Venus, Freya, and the Morrigan. What was it about this model of divine femininity that ancient people in Europe and the Near East found so attractive? In this vivid account, Ronald Hutton traces the history of eight key goddesses in ancient societies. Looking at the Sumerian Inanna, ancient Greek Aphrodite, and Egyptian Hathor, amongst others, Hutton compares the characters of these female deities and examines how and why such a figure reoccurred so often. Ranging from Mesopotamia, Syria, and Palestine to western Europe, this fascinating story provides a deeper understanding of two of the most powerful and intractable human impulses – love and war.
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Nicole Maguire is back with more simple dinners for the whole family. This title features 90+ more of the flavour-packed, low-cost recipes that have established Nic’s recipes as weeknight heroes in homes around Australia. Featuring 15-minute wonders such as spiced lamb loaded hummus and dumpling laksa; fresh takes on one-pans including chicken souvlaki traybake and chorizo fried rice; and staple sides like two-ingredient flatbread and freezer-friendly mash, these are the building blocks that will save you money, reclaim your time and feed even the fussiest family member on the busiest nights of the week.
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Whatever happened to the working class? A compelling new social history of Britain since 1945
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The Buddha’s revolutionary teachings transformed Asia, and his contemporary Socrates laid the foundations of Western philosophy. Although they never met, Socrates and the Buddha each addressed in a radically new and surprisingly similar way the core questions of how to lead a good, just, and dignified life amid turbulence and violence. Common to their teachings was an ethics of uncertainty: both refused to make truth claims about the ultimate nature of reality, insisting on the primacy of critical self-evaluation as the basis of an ethical life. In this illuminating book, author Stephen Batchelor explores the philosophical, social, and political worlds of the Buddha and Socrates, showing how their teachings continue to provide lessons in how to lead a flourishing and engaged life.
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£25.00
Romance, danger and intrigue await you in the breathtaking sixth book in the #1 bestselling Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series.
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