Green: 4240 books

In the midst of life there is death. Cedric and Bunty discover the truth of the ancient adage when their joyous Grand Theatre reopening is shattered by the vicious murder of the leading man. In true theatrical tradition the show goes on as Miss Tayke investigates backstage. With Cedric and Bunty otherwise...

Will she ever be reunited with her real father? A gritty, heartwarming saga perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin Angelina was abandoned on the doorsteps of Brownlow Workhouse when she was just a baby – her only possession the rag doll she held in her arms. Nicknamed...

Miss Tayke and her stage director Cedric Gascoine are at loggerheads over which show to put on at the Grand during Christmas week. Cedric wins the day when he manages to persuade the BBC to televise his specially created revue. Little do either of them realise though that a brutal murder will turn out to be the main attraction.

The vicar of St Alden's Church, and chaplain to the Grand Theatre Clackley, is brutally murdered while at prayer. The police arrest a church committee member and charge him with the crime but a meeting with the vicar's widow leads Miss Tayke to the conclusion that the wrong man is in custody and she decides to prove it.

Cedric Gascoine, stage director at the Grand Theatre, is elected to the local council and shortly afterwards appointed as convener of the arts committee. His first assignment is to give a talk and presentation at the public library but what begins as a happy occasion ends in the wanton slaughter of an attendee. Miss Tayke steps in to investigate…

BBC Radio 4 in the shape of “Women’s Hour” calls and Miss Tayke, Cedric and Bunty board a train for Manchester. Hardly has her broadcast interview concluded than Miss Tayke finds herself embroiled in a murder mystery; the callous killing of a newsreader. Her intuition prompts her to the notion...

Finally, the book no one was waiting for! Zada Green's How NOT To...Publish. Authors, are you Silvia Sloth or Rachel Redraft? Readers, are you Samuel Snob or Harper High Rating? Editors, are you Fabio Fad or Renee Rewrite? Here's THE guide to personalities that'll kill publishing careers before they even start. If you relate to them, you're in trouble...

Having been brutally introduced to sex at the tender age of fourteen, Janet Green’s strikingly honest memoir begins as she completes her first gig as a stripper at a rough pub in Hackney; she’s very nervous, and rather stoned... Beginning in the 1950s, Janet’s early sexual experiences are put...

Although by writers better known for their verse and narrative prose, the plays of the Symbolists were not intended, like the dramatic poems of the Romantics, for the study rather than the stage. Instead, they are highly theatrical creations in a new style that demanded a new style of production....

Patrick Brontë (1777–1861) was the father of the famous "Brontë Sisters"—Anne, Charlotte, and Emily—three of Victorian England's greatest novelists, but he was also a fascinating man in his own right, and not nearly as unsympathetic a character as Elizabeth Gaskell's Life of Charlotte...

The MS PowerPoint® 2010 Study Brief provides the end-user with a concise conceptual overview and a condensed quick reference on the basics of this presentation software application. It is intended to serve as a learning resource for new and developing users or as a quick refresher of essentials for...

This Social Story was created for a beautiful child who thought it was ok that he got bullied because he has Asperger's Syndrome. It can be used as a general explanation of Asperger's and Autism but if bullying isn't a current concern it would be best to remove the pages that refer...

Contrary to popular belief, it is the tiger, not the lion, who is the true king of the jungle. A male tiger can grow to eleven feet in length and weigh more than 650 pounds. Sleek, powerful, and mysterious, the tiger is revered as a potent symbol of sexuality and ferocity in many cultures around the...

New York Times bestselling author Simon Green introduces a new kind of hero, one who fights the good fight against some very old foes in the first novel in the Secret Histories series.   The name’s Bond. Shaman Bond. Actually, that's just his cover. His real name is Eddie Drood, but when your...