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Essential reading for anyone planning to buy a home in Spain and the only book designed to help readers find the perfect location for a home and save endless weeks of research.

Take a tour around Great Britain with Rose Prince as she seeks out the best independent food producers and the most delicious fare on the market. Whether you're looking for the tastiest smoked salmon, old-fashioned handmade Scotch eggs, quirky marmalades or the first asparagus of the season, Rose has it covered. From farm shops to food markets, to delis, producers, pick-your-owns and websites, this book highlights the extraordinary people who go the extra mile to make something remarkable to eat...

"Faith and warm memories have helped widow Kitty Wainwright endure the loss of her husband. That's all she's ever neededuntil she hires contractor Jace Carter to repair her motel. Kitty has no idea the silent, scarred Jace has admired her since they set eyes on each other. Although Kitty's wary of letting anyone into her heart, Jace can't ignore his feelings for her. But with old secrets threatening to ruin his future happiness, Jace has to put his past to rest before he can convince Kitty that she...

About this book This is an endearing adventure story about finding a place to call home. This is the story of a band of seven furry brothers. They live in a nice, safe, warm home - a very small hole. Yet as they grow up they become too big for the tiny space and are forced out into the world. And so their adventure begins - a quest for a new place to call their own! This determined little unit tackle the elements: crossing the sea, climbing a mountain, trawling across the desert and surviving a...

Places to stay with your dog in the ‘500 Places’ series from AA; comprising a range of handy, pocket-sized guides that explore a range of activities and days out in Britain. Many of the titles are aimed at providing ideas for families with suggestions of places to visit and stay and recommendations for short trips away and thematic days out. There are also ideas for places to visit with your dog and recommendations for visiting some of Britain’s most historic sites. Each listing is arranged geographically...

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Bill Barich has lived in Northern California for most of his life. His first book, Laughing in the Hills, a classic account of racetrack life, was hailed by Sports Illustrated as one of the 100 best sports books of all-time and was serialized in The New Yorker, where Barich was a staff writer for many years, contributing both fiction and non-fiction. His honours include a Guggenheim Fellowship and inclusion in Best American Short Stories. He is a Literary Laureate of the San Francisco Public Library...

Haelin is a poor province dominated by the ever-present horror of the Bahgdair Swamp. The province's new noble, Duke Rassos, seeks to find a grand treasure, lost decades ago. A rich prize, a noble patron, and an adventure; what more could any person want? There is, however, an obstacle to this glorious future.

Details Medievalists have much to gain from a thoroughgoing contemplation of place. If landscapes are windows onto human activity, they connect us with medieval people, enabling us to ask questions about their senses of space and place. In "A Place to Believe In", Clare Lees and Gillian Overing bring together scholars of medieval literature, archaeology, history, religion, art history, and environmental studies to explore the idea of place in medieval religious culture. The essays in "A Place to...

With the Depression and the Great War in recent history and the Second World War about to begin, emotions are running high. This is particularly true for young Greta Peters who lost her mother, brother and sister to illness and now lives with her father, Harry. Helping them in their grief is their friendly neighbour Rene, and Greta’s barmaid grandmother, Cissie Hardcastle. But with so many deaths in her family, it is no wonder that Greta believes her house to be haunted when she comes home one foggy...

In his new book, Dr Brian Roet - bestselling author of All In The Mind? - shows us how we can use therapeutic techniques to release deep-seated emotions, acknowledge out strengths and weaknesses, and establish emotional equilibrium. Drawing upon numerous case histories and years of professional experience, his reassuring and practical advice guides us towards new ways to enjoy a more fulfilling life.

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Lilian Campbell and her best friend and lover, Ada Strauss, are woken early by the sound of sirens: the local nursing home, Nillewaug Village, is ablaze. The police and fire chiefs find evidence to suggest the fire was accidental, but Detective Mattie Perez can't help but wonder why the smoke alarms didn't work. Soon, it's looking less like accident and more like arson . . . and Lil and Ada are swept up into an investigation that grows increasingly more complex, and frightening, by the hour.

Description: Award-winning original fiction for learners of English. At seven levels, from Starter to Advanced, this impressive selection of carefully graded readers offers exciting reading for every student's capabilities. One day in the fall a woman calls at the New York office of Nat Marley, licensed private investigator, to ask him to find Patrick, her missing husband. Marley's enquiries take him to the financial district of Wall Street and an investment company whose returns are too good to...

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The D Series offers an intentional, practical pathway for those seeking to live as Jesus lived. This series will connect every person to a solid relationship with Jesus. Regardless if you are a new believer or a seasoned disciple, this series is filled with truth for every person in the local church.

The last thing Bill Barich expected when he left California for a holiday in London was to fall in love. Experience the sheer thrill and joy of national hunt racing as an American novelist follows a group of leading horses and their Irish trainers on their pilgrimage to the Cheltenham Festival, in this book the Irish love of horse racing.

Gathers together a range of writings about maps and places, with examples in colour. The idea is to use the creation of a Parish Map as a catalyst to challenge communities to explore, express and care for the things they value in their locality.

' No Particular Place to Go isn't a book that you'd take on a visitor's itinerary of the States ... But the journey it describes is a potent one ... It offered a poet's eye on modern culture, a cool, sideways perspective on its consumers and an enviable traveller's voice - not just unafraid of meeting the locals but positively keen to jump in and grab whatever was on offer.' John Walsh, Independent

Place To Belong Full Product Description Evelyn Peerbaugh has once again taken in new boarders, but this time she has opened her doors to women who can't pay a cent for her services. As she reaches out to these sisters in need, she discovers that God has a whole new plan for the Sister Circle. But no one could have predicted the shock in store for Evelyn and Piper . . . . Place To Belong by Nancy Moser; Vonette Bright was published by Tyndale House Publishers in July 2008 and is our 32079th best...

The Writer's Lab provides writers, journalers, and creatives (anyone with a desire to write, really) with a medium for playing around with prose, poetry, etc. There are no rules here - only creative prompts and plenty of room for writing, sketching, diagramming, and planning stories, essays, and more. The "Lab" is loaded with fun exercises that foster creativity and a love of writing, along with space to experiment with your craft and improve it. Want to plot a murder? You can do that here. Create...

Quick Overview Most Amazing Places to Visit in Britain: The 1000 most unusual, beautiful and captivating spots in Britain is the latest edition of the best selling title book. listings. This lavish three-in-one guide, gazetteer and armchair reference, is a thoroughly practical touring guide full of useful information, directions and everything you’ll need to plan your next day out or regional excursion. Additional features on national treasures like the Yorkshire Dales, the whisky distilleries on...

This handy pocket-sized book features 500 AA inspected dog friendly hotels and B&Bs in Britain and Ireland. It is the essential guide for owners wishing to take their dog on holiday, while saving on boarding fees. The guide features a variety of establishments, hotels and B&Bs of all sizes, styles and ratings from country house hotels to seaside accommodation. Entries are arranged alphabetically in order, with approximately two listings per page. There are up-to-date details of prices, directions...

Better Places to Work is concerned with those elements of the design and development of workplaces that the planning system can influence. It explores issues around location, the public realm, architecture and linkages. It is based on the principle that well-designed, accessible and pleasant living and working environments are one of the key requirements for creating sustainable communities as set out in The Sustainable Communities Plan "Building for the Future".The authors believe that it is important...

Accommodation guide for the south west and Devon and Cornwall which in particular provides so many of our Special Places that we have yielded to 'popular request' and are publishing a new guide to the area. It will include 175 of our Special Places - pubs, self-catering houses, hotels and B&Bs - plus a couple of pages on each area revealing our and our owners' favourite walks, beaches, places to eat and play and things to do on rainy days - something for all budgets and tastes.

Author: na ISBN: 9781854584021 Year Published: 2007 Extent: 320pp Casing: Paperback Status: Currently unavailable Our Price: £14.95

The earth's oceans hold many wondrous surprises--be they the small, colorful "critters" off the coast of Papua New Guinea, opportunistic red demon squids in the Sea of Cortes, or naval wrecks in the lagoon of Bikini Atoll. In "Fifty Places to Dive Before You Die" Chris Santella has invited diving experts from around the world to share some of their favorite destinations, so ardent divers can experience these underwater wonders for themselves--either on location in their SCUBA gear, or at home in...

London (Alastair Sawday's Special Places to Stay) by Alastair Sawday (Author), Tom Bell (Editor) Format: Paperback (160 pages) Edition: First Edition ISBN 10: 1901970272 ISBN 13: 9781901970272 Publisher: Alastair Sawday Publishing Published: 10 Jun 2002 3 in stock Item Condition: Used - Good Price:£2.59List Price: £9.99You Save:£7.40 (74%) Quantity: 1 2 3 Add to wishlist Or buy from Amazon.co.uk Other Formats and Conditions Format Used Price New Price Paperback £2.59 --

Patricia MacLachlan is the bestselling author of beloved books for young readers, including "Arthur, For the Very First Time", winner of the Golden Kite Award for fiction; "The Facts and Fictions of Minna Pratt"; and "Sarah, Plain and Tall", winner of the Newbery Medal, as well as its sequels, "Skylark, Caleb's Story, " and "More Perfect Than the Moon". Her picture books include "Who Loves Me?", "Three Names, What You Know First", and "All the Places to Love" and "Bittle", "Painting the Wind", and...