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'Working and Living in Saudi Arabia' provides valuable cultural and practical business information necessary for all professionals working and travelling to Saudi Arabia, including those who may be working and living in other Middle East countries.

A light-hearted tale of a young man's dream of flying as part of the Fleet Air Arm. His journey from initial interviews to leaving the Royal Navy 32 years later will inform, surprise and amuse.

This is the story of me growing up in the North of England in the austere years immediately after the Second World War. My lifelong love of football runs through this book "like a stick of Blackpool rock".

This is the enchanting story of a little girl who discovers a magical creature in the forest who helps her to write to Santa to make her dreams come true on Christmas Day.

The same old puzzle about how the human race came to be and how it might end up. George is an alien artefact which has been around for millions of years but has only just been discovered. The story is about the realisation that George may hold all the answers to these questions.

Inspired guidance on what exactly the work and nature of The Holy Spirit is, in His many forms. Biblically based teaching and life-experience gathered into one volume.

A personal, yet hopefully objective and sociological, reflection on all aspects of caring for my much-loved Mum throughout the steadily worsening stages of her final (5) years of life... until the Dementia finally reeled in its 'prey.'

A photo-packed, modern guide to keeping happy, healthy and confident rabbits. Assisting owners in making rabbit care more rewarding and fun for all involved

The memoirs of Aubrey Jones, born into the Welsh mining town of Merthyr Tydfil, describe his lifelong political journey.

This work tells of my life's journey from brokenness in overcoming adversity, restoration through the faith journey as a Christian in obedience and trust.

This is a science fiction apocalyptic, multi-generational novel; with particular emphasis on AI, human survival and climate issues.

An account of the author's life as a free-lance accompanist, conductor and researcher after the demise of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in 1982.

Whisper to the Bees is an historical novel set in Filey Bay, East Yorkshire between 1714 and 1720. It's the third book in a series about Reighton and the Jordan farming family.

Nothing evokes the freedom of the road more so than a motorhome. The freedom of the tent, the comfort of the caravan and the freedom to go where you want, when you want

Raffles the dog discovers a secret in Grandpa's old and dusty antique shop. He travels with Sunny the monkey to India in order to try and repair a magic once lost.

With this narrative of two love stories, separated by twenty years, set in Manhattan and Nottingham, and inspired by the game of chess, the reader gets drawn into some big issues like social justice, sexual identity, suicide and the Jewish-Palestinian conflict.

An historical medieval mystery set against the background of Sherborne and its great Abbey, and featuring the schoolmaster Matthias Barton.

Peter Hardy's memoirs of his life after leaving Southern Rhodesia and moving to South Africa

This book illustrates Paul's determination and drive to constantly improve both himself and his life.

Patterns of Infinity is a much easier way of helping a child to learn their tables instead of the rote-learning method currently used. In short, it is a hands-on method to inspire confidence.

A homage to the infantry of the NHS, taking the reader on an hilarious roller-coaster of a journey through a 'long day' shift on a hospital emergency ward. There are songs to lift your spirits, lots of laughs, and plenty to make you think.

At the height of the 'Cold War' in 1982, Danny, a tough, resilient RAF airman stationed in Belize, is plunged into a dangerous situation not of his making. Sisasi, a brave and determined Guatemalan schoolteacher, finds herself caught up in a terrifying life or death ordeal; escape is her only option.

A memoir of a young teacher's experience as a volunteer in a rural school in Northern Nigeria.

An honest and very personal account of my life through transition from female to male, to finally becoming the man I always was.

"WILFRED, the worm who would not wriggle" is a children's story of a worm who becomes too scared to wriggle until he learns how important worms are in nature.

Miriam Lawrence's evocative memoir describing the exciting voyage she made in 1848-50, aged 20, on a wooden three mast sailing ship, captained by her husband, to Australia, Hong Kong and other places in Asia. The book includes pictures of the ship and the places visited, maps, extracts from the captain's log and commentary.

A truly original, blisteringly entertaining bundle through a life in sport; playing, watching, coaching. Rich, upful and wise, fearlessly conflating football and cricket stories with alarmingly Big Ideas.

A legendary history of the development of a human settlement in West Wales from the last Ice Age through the eyes of the Nature Spirit of the valley.

Channelled messages from intelligences beyond this world, bringing the human race hope for the future through prophetic messages, teachings, philosophy and parables.