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The Official Highway Codeby: Department for Transport, Driving Standards Agency September 28, 2007 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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"The Official Highway Code", virtually essential material for learner drivers.
Is worth having the up to date edition. Do not settle for out of date cheaper version of last years lot. However, for complete material would suggest The Official DSA Guide to Hazard Perception that includes the full Theory Test materials (incl. Hazard Perception). Also includes DVD for interactive options. >>More Details |
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How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk (How to Help Your Child) (How to Help Your Child) (How to Help Your Child)by: Adele Faber; Elaine Mazlish May 03, 2001 Best Selling > Books > Books |
List Price: £10.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £6.89 You Save: £4.10 (37%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £5.00 |
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I bought this book about three months ago after a particularly bad week with my boys (aged 2 and 4). A lot of tantrums, whining, shouting, crying (on all parts) plus the anxiety of starting school made me feel I really needed to change something. I had read an earlier book by the same author (Siblings without Rivalry) and liked the style so gave it a go.
The first few weeks were a difficult transition. Trying the new methods, yet in the back of mind doubting them, I kept reverting back to the usual methods (after all naughty steps and reward charts seem so popular these days). Again - a difficult week and I gave it another go. After four weeks of effort on my part we finally started getting somewhere and slowly ... Read More: >>More Details |
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"Who Do You Think You Are?" Encyclopedia of Genealogy: The Definitive Reference Guide to Tracing Your Family Historyby: Nick Barratt September 01, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
List Price: £25.00 Vegetarian Books Price: £12.49 You Save: £12.51 (50%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £16.93 |
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I bought this book about three months ago after a particularly bad week with my boys (aged 2 and 4). A lot of tantrums, whining, shouting, crying (on all parts) plus the anxiety of starting school made me feel I really needed to change something. I had read an earlier book by the same author (Siblings without Rivalry) and liked the style so gave it a go.
The first few weeks were a difficult transition. Trying the new methods, yet in the back of mind doubting them, I kept reverting back to the usual methods (after all naughty steps and reward charts seem so popular these days). Again - a difficult week and I gave it another go. After four weeks of effort on my part we finally started getting somewhere and slowly ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Raven's Gate (Power of Five)by: Anthony Horowitz August 01, 2005 Best Selling > Books > Books |
List Price: £6.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £3.99 You Save: £3.00 (43%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £0.01 |
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It was a shame Anthony Horowitz left behind Alex Rider to write Ravens Gate and Jason Steed but they are good books. maybe not for the 14 and under more for adults.
Matt the hero is a great character and you will soon be backing him with his adventure. >>More Details |
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The Kitchen Gardener: Grow Your Own Fruit and Vegby: Alan Titchmarsh March 06, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
List Price: £20.00 Vegetarian Books Price: £11.32 You Save: £8.68 (43%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £11.00 |
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Because this book is a bit on the large side and has some fantastic photos it seems to double as a coffee table book and an instruction manual . Its an excellent book and Alan Titchmarsh is at his best here .
The first sixty or so pages is concerned with what Alan calls the ground rules and you get advice on everything from planning and design to feeding and composting . The rest of the book contains the directory where you get a run down on all the common fruit veg and herbs found in most gardens . Now this is pretty comprehensive so expect a little information overload . But personally I think its great to have all this info under the one cover . Definitely a book I will continue to refer to again and again . >>More Details |
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Guitar for Dummies (For Dummies)by: Mark Phillips, Jon Chappell October 11, 2005 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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When my teenage son and I started playing the guitar I bought several 'teach yourself' books, and this is by far the best we found. It takes a refreshing, real-world approach to learning, offering plenty of encouragement (to keep you going through those early weeks of sore fingers) in the form of easy music and songs that you will be able to play from the very start. It also acknowledges that some things will be hard at first, and warns about them in advance. Despite this, it isn't 'dumbed-down', and is packed with far more information than the others we tried. Whether you want to play acoustic or electric; rock, folk, classical or jazz, there's everything here that you need to get started, and a good deal for the more experienced guitarist too. All the music is provided ... Read More:
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War Horseby: Michael Morpurgo August 06, 2007 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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Hi I am only 10 but this is the best book i have read in 10 years.I love the story it can get sad at times and make you cry but it is very enjoyeble. This is a book for keeps a must read.if you like this book then you will also like Born to run.WAR HORSE IS THE BEST!!!!!!
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And Another Thing: v. 2: The World According to Clarkson: v. 2by: Jeremy Clarkson October 04, 2007 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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Even though Clarkson himself says so ("Good God I love being middle class") the truth is much more inspiring and it's nice to see how modest he is. Truth is, he's actually working class but has come into a lot of money using his talents over the years.
If you want to see where the magic is, check out this literaly goliath! >>More Details |
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To Kill a Mockingbirdby: Harper Lee October 05, 1989 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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It is perhaps appropriate that this was the first book I read after the election of America's first black President. My real reason for re-reading it, however, was for the purposes of comparison with Faulkner's "Intruder in the Dust", which deals with a similar theme. Indeed, I recently came across an allegation that Harper Lee's novel was essentially a plagiarism of Faulkner's.
The book is set in Maycomb County, Alabama, during the depression era of the 1930s. It is a first-person narrative told through the eyes of Jean Louise Finch who, for some reason, goes by the nickname Scout. Although she is only a child at the time of the events described, the narrative voice is that of the adult Jean Louise looking back at her childhood from some point in the future. The action of "Intruder ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Colemanballs: v. 14: Private Eye's: v. 14by: Barry Fantoni October 13, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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According to Rio Ferdinand of Manchester United, Ryan Giggs has taken on the mantelpiece of his team's captaincy, but there is an alternative version by Jimmy Greaves who wants someone new to take over the mantra of something or other.
The Colemanballs feature has now been running in the satirical magazine Private Eye for 14 years. The name derives from the erstwhile BBC sports commentator David Coleman, famous for his malapropisms. Most of the entries in the book are the dulcet utterances of sportsmen, but political and cultural broadcasters are not overlooked, and I certainly would not have liked to be deprived of such gems as 'They've found a chink in the jigsaw', or 'the hypocrisy is on the other foot', this latter from no less grave a source than a minister in Her Majesty's government. ... Read More: >>More Details |
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