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Introduced by the legendary broadcaster Terry Wogan, this new EBook is a re-release of Chris Plumridge’s best-selling bedside book describing all the things that can go wrong on the golf course and the crazy records that came about as a consequence.

Published posthumously by the author’s sons, The Grey Haired Knights is a series of four whimsical fantasy novels set in the present day and drawing on the legend of King Arthur for their inspiration. The books feature four old codgers trapped by bureaucracy in a dull and dreary rehabilitation unit....

Goldest? Is that really you? Why - why, you are beautiful! a bewildered Esbri exclaimed. When you've been turned by a miscast spell into a golden frog, events can catch you, as they say, on the hop. And when those events mean the castle you're in is being attacked by a scary army of Thorn Warriors...

A beautiful fairytale adventure with colorful characters for teens and adults, as well as young children. Thrills, spills and black humor abound in this exciting fantasy adventure. When Marcus awakes one morning to discover the Tooth Fairy has not visited, he knows something is up. Little does he...

The First World War was the defining event of the last century. It claimed the lives of over 16 million people across the globe and had an enormous impact on all who experienced it. No nation in Europe was left untouched, and even neutral states felt its devastating impact. Yet it was the ordinary...

This anthology from Imperial War Museum provides a new approach focusing on the best poems by the poets who were actually on the front line. It includes the most famous poets - Owen, Sassoon, Brooke - in greater than usual depth, plus rising stars such as Gurney and Blunden.

The delightful reminder of the techniques for household economics extolled by the wartime government was published in 1943, as part of the Make do and Mend campaign. Includes tips to spruce up your wardrobe such as remedies for washing silks, mending your clothes and repelling the "moth menace".

A pocket-sized guide to whos' who and what's what in the First World War. The alphabetcal entries not only cover leaders and battles but quirky items such as songs, superstitions and slang, making it a perfect little book to dip into, your starting point for knowing the A to Z of the First World War.

Winston Churchill is well known for his hearty appetite and love of food. Churchill's cookbook gives a fascinating insight into what he ate during the Second World War containing over 250 delicious recipes created by his personal cook, Georgina Landemare. From mouth-watering cakes, biscuits and puddings,...