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The Cupcake Wedding
£5.09
- Paperback - Barrington Stoke
Mia and James are getting married! When a tight budget means no wedding cake, Mia's sister Holly plans a surprise for the couple - 1000 cupcakes! What could possible go wrong? -
Cartography Of Revolutionary Anarchism
£7.61
- Paperback - AK Press
A concise history of the significance and global reach of organised anarchism, tracing its spread beyond the borders of Western Europe and North America, to Latin America, the Caribbean, Middle East, Asia, Oceania and Africa. Journalist Michael Schmidt identifies five 'waves' of labour militancy that have defined organised anarchism over the past 150 years, explaining the central features of each. -
Closed Doors
£12.74
- Hardback - William Heinemann
11-year-old Michael Murray is getting ready to wow everyone at the upcoming talent show with kis keepy-uppies, as well as trying to fend off his arch-nemesis, Dirty Alice, who lives down the road. When his Ma comes home one evening with lots of bruises, Michael begins to ask questions. He is told that a man flashed her in the woods and that he must keep it a secret. Soon, Michael begins to realise that things are not what they seem. -
The Cloud Hunters
£5.94
- Paperback - Hot Key Books
In a world where water is scarce and deadly jellyfish swim through the sky, mollycoddled teenager Christien dreams of excitement and danger. When he meets the exotic and alluring Jenine and her family of Cloud Hunters, he becomes determined to fulfil that dream. -
The Cupboard Under The Stairs: A Boy Trapped In Hell--
£6.79
- Paperback - Mainstream
Paul Mason's father was a policeman. He was also a member of a sadistic paedophile ring that operated on the outskirts of Carlisle during the 1960s. He would keep Paul locked up and naked in a tiny cupboard under the stairs of their home before sexually abusing him. This title tells Paul's story. -
The Case Of The Hidden City
£5.09
- Paperback - Catnip
Rumours of a mysterious organisation called The Hidden City are rife in Paris, and when not just paintings but also an artist's model disappears, no one knows what to think. Out of her country for the first time, hot on the heels of a mysterious telegram sent to her friend Mr Westerly, Slightly Jones soon finds herself out of her depth. -
Clyde Built Ships
£12.74
- Paperback - The History Press
For many years the River Clyde held a premier place in the world of shipbuilding and engineering, pioneering many advances in both disciplines. This illustrated history reveals the whole gamut of Clyde-built types built on the river and celebrates the glory days of times past, now sadly only living on in old photographs and the memories of those who were there. -
The Cold Heart Of Summer
£5.94
- Paperback - Barrington Stoke
Old Man Sexton of the Grange is said to have killed his maid, Jane. When Debbie's father begins to renovate the house, Debbie is terrified by sightings of Jane, her father's change of character and the feeling of cold in the house. - Contemporary Ethical Issues: A Personal Perspective
£16.14
- Paperback - Humanity
This insightful series of essays explores contemporary ethical problems from a personalistic perspective influenced by the Scottish philosopher John Macmurray (1891-1976). -
Canal Dreams
£7.64
- Paperback - Abacus
By the author of 'The Wasp Factory' and 'The Bridge', this book is set in Japan and on the Panama Canal. It concerns a world famous Japanese cellist, who refuses to fly, and as a result finds herself involved in the ominous realm of global realpolitik.
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