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I wonder if I’m growing? A child is carrying this familiar childhood question with them during all the little moments of their day – waking up, looking out the window, in the mirror, at the breakfast table, in the car and in the bathtub – until that magic moment. Hey! He can reach the tap now! For the very first time today. And finally, we can actually see this kid’s mouth in the mirror – and the big smile that’s on it. Based on one of Jon Klassen’s favourite songs by the singer-songwriter Raffi, this is an exciting picture book collaboration about a growing child impatient to be taller.
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£9.99
'Razor-sharp and deliciously wry' COCO MELLORS
'Funny, tender, thrillingly dark' HEATHER DARWENT
'Exhilarating, beguiling, beautiful' OLIVIA PETTER
An astonishing portrait of a city on the brink of a dizzying new era and a story about a young woman who will do anything to infiltrate the rarefied world of New York's fashion elite.
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‘Gardens, Annotated’ is a photographic compendium that puts a magnifying glass up to the design choices of the world’s best garden designers and landscape architects in a simplified, bite-sized way. With chapters on different principles of design, such as focal points, routes, and of course planting, there is a plethora of takeaways to apply to your own garden: discover, for example, how to achieve naturalistic planting schemes or how to use materials to create impact. This is garden design explained for anyone seeking inspiration.
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Think you know everything there is to know about our wonderful world?
Well think again. Set off with Edward Brooke-Hitching on a fact-finding expedition to discover the strange, the silly, the wild and the wacky.
The destination, you ask?
PLANET EARTH.
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£20.00
Fresh from successfully reinvestigating his childhood friend’s mysterious death, Q is hired as a civilian contractor by the police in his sleepy hometown to look into the unsolved murder of tech millionaire turned online antique dealer, Lawrence Noble.Noble was tortured and killed, a circular object made of gold and inscribed with mysterious runes found beside his body. As Q investigates, he finds himself dragged into a chilling conspiracy where past and present meet in a way he could not possibly have imagined.
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£25.00
For over twenty years Christian Horner built and ran Red Bull Racing, transforming a rookie team acquired for 1 into one of the leading forces in Formula 1. Inspired by the company’s unofficial motto, ‘No Risk, No Fun’, Horner’s Red Bull rewrote the rulebook, broke longstanding records, won fourteen World Championship titles and created a global sporting franchise now worth billions. ‘Drive’ tells that story. From Christian’s childhood passion for speed to his career as a racing driver, to his appointment as the youngest team principal in F1 history. It exposes the incredible pressures of that role, the psychological demands negotiated during each race, and the instinctive decision-making required to win (and win again) in a sport of maximum risk with the very finest of margins.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy was a born leader-bold, charismatic, and able to charm his peers and disarm critics with nothing more than a witty phrase and a winning smile. He was also obsessive, manipulative, and haunted by his complex desires. More than drugs, JFK was addicted to shiny, remarkable women, collecting them voraciously and carelessly on his rise to the White House and beyond. Once one entered his orbit, she might become his secret lover, his trusted helpmate, or his close confidant – only to be summarily dismissed when she no longer suited his needs. But these women were perhaps the only witnesses to the real JFK – the private man outside the glare of the spotlight – and it’s time their stories were finally told. In ‘Ladies’ Man’, Laurence Leamer reveals the harrowing, definitive life of JFK, from his early years to his shocking assassination, through the lens of these diverse, fascinating women he surrounded himself with.
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£20.00
Curl up by the fireside with an enchanting collection of Christmas stories from Britain’s best-loved children’s author, Michael Morpurgo. Lose yourself in faraway lands and unexpected adventures with five festive tales from the author who gave us War Horse.
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A guest at a New Year’s Eve rooftop party finds a parallel universe in the building next door. A woman discovers her boyfriend’s family are all made of cookie dough. A man bites into a bar of Alpine chocolate to realise it’s infested with maggots. Mini and Miki live in Vienna. They are not from here, but they try their best to fit in and carve themselves the perfect middle class routine. Nevertheless – and perhaps because of it – there’s something not quite right about the place. Danger seems to lurk in every corner: a family breakfast, an office cubicle, a well-deserved holiday.
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Foolproof pranks anyone can
do!
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£18.99
When ex-detective Midge McGowan embarks on a sleeper train to Scotland, she’s hoping for a nice relaxing trip to enjoy the snowy highlands. Instead, the journey quickly turns into a nightmare. The train has a haunted history, as multiple witnesses have claimed to see a shadowy figure jumping out of the last carriage, before reappearing on board and repeating the loop. One of the passengers is a mysterious prisoner on release from jail, who won’t speak to anyone and remains locked in his cabin, with a guard posted on the door. And then the lights go out, the train stops, and someone turns up dead. Their body is found inside a locked carriage – with no way in or out – so how was the crime committed? Is this really the work of a ghost? Or has one of the guests just pulled off the perfect murder? The only thing Midge knows for sure is that not all of them will reach their destination alive.
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£12.99
Little Mouse dreams of adventure. But without Big Mouse by his side, the world feels like a scary place. Might wishing on a twinkling star help Little Mouse remember that Big Mouse’s love is never far away?
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£22.00
Join charismatic scientist Anna Ploszajski as she weaves 100 stories that reveal the essence of human achievement. From organizing ourselves into societies, with justice, education, and governments of many types, to creating art and music that can move us to tears, humans never stop experimenting. We have storytelling and humour; we have learned to build rockets and iPhones, bridges and skyscrapers.
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£6.99
Experience the magic of ballet in this beautifully illustrated sticker book, from the excitement of the rehearsal and the opening night, to the glitz and glamour of the show, through to the final curtain call. This is also the perfect introduction to some of the famous ballets: Cinderella, The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake and The Nutcracker. Little dance enthusiasts will love adding sparkly costumes, scenery and lots of ballet dancers to every page.
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£8.99
Orion, Scorpius and Lyra Cogsworth are brilliant misfits who live in a ramshackle house on the outskirts of Blissburg. They’ve never ventured beyond their workshop home, but when their inventor mother vanishes under strange circumstances, these extraordinary siblings are thrust into a storm of untrustworthy characters, unexpected goings-on and a most unsettling plot to control the town! Being different might just be the thing that can save the day.
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£14.99
A beautiful anthology of poems for every kind of quiet.
Baby Dinosaurs 
