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The Twelve Caesars Michael Grant?s classic account uses original sources, from inscriptions to coins, to penetrate the myths surrounding Julius Caesar and the 11 Roman emperors who followed him. for 11.99

Whitaker?s Almanack 2004 With a breadth and depth of content that is second to none, this fully updated 2004 edition of Whitaker?s Almanack is brimming with facts and figures on virtually every conceivable subject. for 24.99

Beachhead Assault One of the toughest units in the army, this is the story of the formative years of the Royal Navy Commandos. They had perhaps the most important tasks of any unit in WWII ? to be first on the invasion beaches and the last to leave. for 14.99

Painting Flowers and Plants Critically acclaimed watercolour artist Janet Whittle provides a complete course for anyone wanting to capture the beauty and character of irises, daisies, hollyhocks, snowdrops, poppies and more. for 7.99

The Fall of Hitler's Third Reich The year 1943 saw the tide of war turn against the Third Reich. By 1944, the Red Army was beginning its relentless advance all the way to Berlin, and the Allies were launching their long-awaited invasion of Western Europe. for 14.99

Blistering Barbecues Make your barbecue a real gourmet affair with this enticing collection of recipes from the Blistering Barbecues company, barbecuers to the rich and famous from HRH Prince of Wales to Nigella Lawson for 11.99

Manifest Your Destiny The new hardback edition of this classical spiritual work shows just how the divine capacity to manifest and attract all we truly desire exists within us all. for 7.99

Journeys from the Centre of the Earth Companion to the major BBC2 series, this book tells the story of the Mediterranean world from a geological perspective in a lively narrative that also encompasses archaeology, history and geography. for 15.99

The Great Mistake When the Allies failed to secure the peninsula at Antwerp, 80,000 German soldiers escaped, preventing the Allies from eliminating the Fifteenth Army and potentially from winning the war in 1944. for 15.99

The Thackery T Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases A riotously funny compendium of exotic, discredited maladies, ?compiled? by today?s greatest physicians of fantasy, including Doctors Michael Moorcock, Alan Moore, Steve Aylett and Neil Gaiman. for 9.99

Art Today Contemporary art can be perplexing, and even the most open-minded art-lover can sometimes feel irritated by it. Art Today unlocks the secrets of the works that have been filling galleries and causing controversy since the 1970s. for 14.95

Ten Minute Hips and Thighs Following on from the hugely successful Ten Minute Tums and Bums, this book contains over 50 easy exercises that can be neatly slotted into your hectic schedule. for 7.99

Bobby Fischer Goes To War The thrilling true story behind the most amazing chess match of the 20th Century: the legendary clash between American dysfunctional genius Bobby Fischer and the Soviet grandmaster Boris Spassky. for 11.99

Dime Store Magic Another fast-paced supernatural thriller from the author of Bitten and Stolen! Female werewolf Elena Michaels doesn?t feature this time ? but Kelley Armstrong?s latest heroine is just as feisty and even more likeable. for 4.99

How to Expand and Upgrade PCs, Third Edition There are a host of new add-on devices for your PC, such as recordable CDs and video accelerators. These pages show you how to incorporate them for the best results. for 15.99

Sue Lawrence's Book Of Baking Masterchef winner and highly acclaimed cookery writer Sue Lawrence has brought together 120 scrumptious recipes for cakes, biscuits, breads and tarts in this wonderful baking bible. for 15.99

Great Ghost Hunt Combining the ?how-to? of ghost hunting with an exciting exploration of the spooky sites of Britain and beyond, this is a thorough and unique look into the haunted realm. for 15.99

The Lovely Bones A luminous and utterly original tale of growing pains and family ties that endure even into the afterlife. Keep the hankies handy ? you?re going to need them. for 3.99

Ring Road If you?re a fan of small town tales like Garrison Keillor?s Lake Wobegon books, you?ll love this warm and witty novel from Ian Sansom, author of the heartwarming The Truth about Babies. for 8.99

Wargaming: An Introduction If you?ve ever wanted to take up wargaming ? or wondered what all the fuss was about playing ?toy soldiers? ? then this guide is the ideal introduction to this fascinating hobby. for 11.99

Good Hospital Guide Get the best from the NHS! The first in a series of Dr Foster titles, this independent guide to Britain?s hospitals gives you the facts you need to access the best possible care. for 10.99

Night Sky Atlas Explore the heavens, pinpoint stars and planets and follow constellations through the year with the Night Sky Atlas, an invaluable practical guide that all young astronomers should have. for 9.99

Handbag Book of Girly Emergencies The book to solve every crisis a girl could encounter.

From cutting-edge, morning-after survival tips and boyfriend tactics to coping with looming spots and under-eye bags on the day of a hot date. for 4.49

The Last Juror John Grisham has thrilled millions of readers with the compelling narrative, tense action and twisting plots of his legal thrillers. Here he returns with a blistering tale of justice and revenge that will grip like a vice. for 10.99

Walker Award Winners x 4 Quality and readability walk hand-in-hand with this collection of award-winning novels from Walker Books. The wide range of styles is perfect for broadening young readers? tastes. for 12.96

The London Mob In the eyes of many, 18th-century London seemed at the mercy of the numerous lower-class people on its streets. This is a vivid portrait of the city?s violent underbelly during this turbulent period.

for 15.95

Double Cross Blind Gripping and well-written, Joel Ross?s debut is a masterful war thriller. Fans of Robert Harris will love this twist-filled adventure story that will keep you guessing right up till the very last page. for 10.99

Oxford Dictionary of Word Histories Open the pages of The Oxford Dictionary of Word Histories and explore the origins of over 11,000 words, each one a fascinating trip through our cultural history. for 11.99

The Treasured One Husband and wife team David and Leigh Eddings return with the eagerly anticipated second book in their new series. This story of Dahlaine and his child Yaltar will keep Eddings' fans hooked.
for 10.99

Diesel Days: Scotland An outstanding pictorial tribute to the early years (from 1955 through to the late 1960s) of diesel operation in Scotland, which draws upon the collections of many leading railway photographers. for 15.99

The Other Woman's Shoes In yet another wonderfully written novel, the author of Playing Away, Game Over and Larger Than Life again demonstrates her knack for penning page-turning, grown-up fiction about real women?s lives.

for 4.99

Port Out, Starboard Home and Other Language Myths This lively, light-hearted and endlessly intriguing book takes you on a journey through the bizarre history of words and phrases, debunking the myths to reveal their true origins. for 9.99

E-Procurement Get on top of one of the hottest business topics around. for 20.0

Business: The Ultimate Resource Highly practical and comprehensive, this business encyclopedia provides the professional with everything he or she needs to know to develop and succeed in today?s business world. for 29.99

Leiths Cookery Bible The classic cookery text from the renowned Leiths School of Food and Wine has been completely updated and revised, including a stunning new jacket and design, for the contemporary cook. for 19.99

Mussolini How did Mussolini gain power, and hold it until his alliance with Hitler? Based on previously unseen correspondence and new research, this revisionist study gives new insights into his life. for 16.99

J.R.R. Tolkien & C.S. Lewis A timely look at the remarkable lifelong friendship between CS Lewis and JR Tolkien - and how each inspired the other to create their memorable literary worlds. for 15.99

Darkest Fear You thought you knew Harlan Coben? Think again. This early novel, published in the UK for the first time, shows a side of him you?ve never seen before . . . for 8.99

What's It All About? It?s no exaggeration to say that Cilla Black is one of Britain?s most treasured personalities. But what is she really like? Here, for the first time, she shares her amazing life story. for 12.99

Farewell To Steam Roger Siviter?s absorbing collection of photographs is a superb tribute to the last three years of British Rail steam working, from the summer of 1965 to the ?15 Guinea Special? of 11 August 1968.

for 15.99

War In The Air Over fifty of respected aviation artist Mark Postlethwaite?s finest original World War Two aviation paintings are brought together for the first time in this truly outstanding collector?s edition. for 22.99

The Science Of Superheroes Like The Physics of Star Trek and The Science of Harry Potter, this is a light-hearted but informative introduction to some of science?s trickiest concepts ? from cloning to cosmic rays. for 10.99

John Peel: A Life in Music Music fans were deeply saddened when John Peel died suddenly in October 2004 at the age of 65. Here, acclaimed music historian Michael Heatley provides a complete portrait of the legendary DJ. for 11.99

The Last Nazi The author of the bestselling Fourth Procedure returns with an audacious and truly chilling thriller. Combining provocative themes, a highly topical plot and hairpin twists, The Last Nazi is a triumph of unstoppable storytelling. for 10.99

Rising '44 The 1944 Warsaw Rising ? a horrific battle between the Polish Resistance and the Wehrmacht ? saw most of the city destroyed. Norman Davies? vivid account recreates this little-studied episode. for 20.0

Supreme Courage In Supreme Courage ex-Commander of the British Forces Sir Peter de la Billiere tells the tales of some of those who have won the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the British armed forces. for 15.99

Chimaera The Well of Echoes, one of the most original, absorbing and dramatic fantasy series of recent years, reaches its intense climax, as humanity finds itself desperately clutching at the straws of survival. for 9.99

The Paid Companion Amanda Quick, the pen name of bestselling author Jayne Anne Krentz, delivers another sexy, witty and twisting historical romance set amidst fashionable English Regency society. for 10.99

Painting Water Ideal for beginners, Painting Water covers everything that you need to know about capturing the mood and atmosphere of a water scene, from the basics such as paper and equipment to essential tips and techniques. for 7.99

Panorama of the Classical World Explore the extraordinary era that gave birth to western civilisation ? this thought-provoking volume provides a thorough, accessible synthesis of key aspects of the Greek, Roman and Etruscan worlds.

for 21.95

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Discover the full truth behind Anakin Skywalker?s transformation into Darth Vader, the galaxy?s most feared villain, in this novel based on the screenplay for the most highly anticipated Star Wars film of all. for 7.19

The Lord of the Rings; The Return of the King Visual Companion Immerse yourself in Peter Jackson?s cinematic interpretation of Middle-Earth with this, the only official, fully authorised visual companion available to the film adaptation of The Return of the King. for 10.99

Absolute Beginner's Guide to Programming Discover the basics of what the major programming languages are, how they work and what they do. From C++ to HTML, this book explains why each one is important and where they work best. for 10.99

The Orange Girl Jostein Gaarder?s Sophie?s World has sold over 25 million copies around the world and has been translated into 50 languages. Now with this timeless modern fairytale, Gaarder will captivate readers anew. for 7.99

Last Hero Pratchett teamed up with Paul Kidby, the most popular Discworld artist, to create this highly portable, paperback edition of a Discworld classic with 16 pages of all-new illustrations. for 9.99

British Railway Goods Wagons in Colour 1960?2003 Robert Hendry?s second authoritative volume on goods wagons focuses on the vehicles built and used in the period from the mid-1970s up to the privatisation of Britain?s railways in the mid-1990s. for 11.99

The Great Escape Accompanying the ITV documentary, this accessible popular history (which is based on first-hand accounts) tells the gripping true story of the most famous Second World War prison camp escape. for 14.99

Desert Rats In this first complete history of a much-starred unit, John Parker reveals the heroic reality behind the legend and draws heavily on the drama of first-hand accounts to build his story. for 14.99

The Pythons Autobiography by the Pythons Celebrating their 34th anniversary, this is the definitive, the official, the most lavish, the completely-different-than-anything-else done-before-book on The Pythons by The Pythons. for 21.99

Winning! Writing in a highly entertaining anecdotal style, Sir Clive Woodward, England?s Head Coach, tells the gripping story of the national side?s journey to victory in the 2003 Rugby Union World Cup. for 14.99

Sex for One: The Joy of Selfloving Respected sex expert Betty Dodson?s bestselling book, first published in 1986 and now thoroughly revised, tackles one of society?s final taboos: masturbation.

for 9.99

The Jane Austen Book Club Award-winning Fowler has shaped a delightful contemporary comedy of manners, a warm, witty story that Austen herself might have been proud to write, had she been writing in the 21st century. for 3.99

The Praxis: Dread Empire's Fall: Book I A stylish, fast-paced tale set in the vast emptiness of space. Sweeping epic battles, romance and internecine politics make this one of the great sci-fi tales of the 21st century. for 7.99

The Bomb In The Bomb Gerard DeGroot has captured the Bomb?s short but vastly significant life in all its scope. A compelling read. for 14.99

Whatever It Takes Written with a wonderful sense of time and place and bursting with colourful characters, Lynda Page?s eagerly awaited new saga is perfect for fans of Catherine Cookson and Joan Jonker. for 10.99

Winnie's New Computer With book sales topping a million, Winnie the Witch is one of the most popular children?s characters around. This is a story wired for laughter, with illustrations as zany as ever! for 7.99

Ambush Paul Carson?s potent, high-octane thrillers have been a huge hit in his native Ireland. Dealing with the highly topical issue of the Dublin drug trade, his latest novel Ambush is a gripping, white-knuckle ride. for 7.99

The Essential Atkins for Life Kit: the Next Level Everyone?s talking about the Atkins diet. Why? Because unlike most other diets you can eat all the meat, eggs, cheese, butter and oils as you like ? and still lose weight! for 16.0

You Are Being Lied To If you?ve ever doubted the official version of events as they?re portrayed by the media and politicians, this eye-opening, belief-shattering book based on an award-winning website will confirm all your suspicions. for 13.99

AA Spiral Guide Portugal The AA Spiral Guide is colourful, compact and full of useful information, and the round binder enables pages to be folded flat so you?ll never lose your place. for 7.99

What Not To Spend Do your credit card bills keep you awake at night? Would you fall into debt if you lost your job tomorrow? TV's favourite money-man is back with a step-by-step guide on how to climb out of the debt pit once and for all. for 8.5

History In Quotations Through 9,000 chronologically arranged quotations, this accessible reference work tells the story of over 5,000 years of recorded history, from the building of the ziggurats to Saddam Hussein?s fall. for 19.99

Fool's Fate Fool?s Fate, the final part the trilogy of trilogies from the author of the best-selling Farseer trilogy and Liveship Traders, dramatically concludes the enthralling story that began in Assassin?s Apprentice. for 11.99

Another Bullshit Night in Suck City The extraordinary memoir of how Nick Flynn came to meet his homeless father, this is a noir family history told with raw authenticity, telling honesty and compassion, and a dark but necessary humour. for 4.5

Light As time passes, science often has fewer answers, rather than more. With this as his starting point, multi-award-winner Timothy O?Grady tackles the most ephemeral of subjects: love and loss. for 8.99

Dead Simple From Peter James, one of British crime writing?s modern masters, comes this unbearably tense thriller featuring the exceptional new character of Detective Superintendent Roy Grace. for 7.99

Siren Song Robert Edric?s sharply drawn characters and expertly crafted plot place him above many other writers in the crime genre. Tense, taut and atmospheric, Siren Song will reel you in and hold you to the final page. for 10.99

The Saint Of Dragons Already snapped up by Universal Pictures, this fiery first novel from screenwriter Jason Hightman is a blast of high-octane storytelling that?ll have you looking over your shoulder as you read. for 8.99

Purple Hibiscus Not since Chinua Achebe has a young African writer so captured the essence of Nigerian life and culture. Shortlisted for the Orange Prize and long-listed for the Man Booker, this fine novel has also won the Commonwealth Writers' Best First Book Prize. for 6.25

The Christmas Train Planes, Trains and Automobiles meets Murder on the Orient Express in this festive tale from rising thriller star David Baldacci. for 5.99

Blind Assassin By turns lyrical, outrageous, formidable and compelling, this is a novel filled with deep humour and dark drama. It is Margaret Atwood at her breathtaking best. for 4.99

City Watch Trilogy Here are the tales of the City Watch who serve and protect to make the streets safe (well, safe-ish) from dragons, murderers and golems. The real stories of the real men (or dwarves or trolls or gargoyles or werewolves . . .) behind the badge. for 11.99

The Night Room Peter Straub unleashes his macabre imagination once more in this dazzling new chiller. Starring his intrepid hero Timothy Underhill, The Night Room is a dark, elegantly written novel with a stunning supernatural twist. for 10.99

Encyclopedia of Urban Legends From Alligators in the Sewers to Zipper Stories, this comprehensive, infinitely browsable book takes you alphabetically through hundreds of bizarre stories that blur the line between fact and fiction. for 16.99

In the Moon of Red Ponies Award-winning author James Lee Burke is consistently hailed as one of America?s finest crime writers. His fourth novel featuring Texas Ranger turned lawyer Billy Bob Holland is an utterly compelling and haunting read. for 8.99

Western Steam Farewell John Walter Page recorded the Western Region in transition between the late ?50s and early ?60s. His photographs re-create that era when steam was being rapidly displaced by diesel traction.

for 11.99

Wildlife of Britain and Europe The perfect companion for daytrips and holidays, this portable field guide covers over 800 species of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians, fish and invertebrates, through clear, concise text and detailed colour illustrations. for 9.99

Getting To Manana Uplifting, sensuous and beautifully written, this tale of one woman?s love affair with southern Spain is the perfect feel-good read for anyone who enjoyed Driving Over Lemons. for 8.99

The Glory Bus Richard Laymon continues to scare his fans new and old witless with this harrowing tale of murder, kidnap, and sexual depravity set in the searing heat of the remote Mojave desert. for 10.99

The Shelters Of Stone Ayla and Jondalar end their epic cross-continental journey, arriving at the Ninth Cave of the Zelandonii, Jondalar?s family home. At first, the tribe are wary of this striking girl with her tame wolf and pet horse, but they are gradually won over by her g for 9.99

The Kingfisher Geography Encyclopedia Proving solid support for Key Stage Two and beyond, this lavishly illustrated family reference maps every corner of our planet, covering both physical and political geography. for 20.0

Let?s Draw: Finger Doodles Finger doodles kit for making fingerprint creatures, a great way of keeping kids amused on journeys or on rainy days. Contains ink pads, instruction book, pen and googly eyes. for 3.99

Your Inner Coach If your life doesn?t seem to move in the direction you want it to, Your Inner Coach will set you on the right path by learning to work with your intuitive self. for 13.99

Chronicle of the Roman Emperors What do we know of the lives of the 80 emperors who reigned in ancient Rome? Every imperial ruler from Augustus to Constantine is examined in this well-illustrated and detailed narrative account. for 15.95

Wicca Handbook Wicca Priestess and author of The Real Halloween, Sheena Morgan, returns with an indispensable guide equipping wicca enthusiasts with everything they need to gain a practical, working knowledge of witchcraft. for 13.99

Wodehouse: A Life We know him as a comic genius, and prolific bestselling author, but who was Pelham Grenville Wodehouse? Robert McCrum, the highly respected literary editor of The Observer sets out to reveal the man behind the whimsy. for 15.99

Introducing Buddha Meditation, Karma, Zen, Tantric, Nirvana ? these are some of the many Buddhist ideas that have entered our Western popular idiom, usually inappropriately. But what is the truth of Buddhism? Introducing Buddha explains. for 7.99

*The Sins of Their Fathers Part one of a stunning new trilogy from Gilda O?Neill, bestselling author of My East End. A must for all Martina Cole fans. for 9.99

3rd Degree Continuing his bestselling Women?s Murder Club series, James Patterson returns with an explosive third case for Detective Lindsay Boxer and Assistant District Attorney Jill Bernhardt. for 10.99

Rescuing the Spectacled Bear On the trail of Paddington Bear in Peru Stephen Fry became obsessed with the plight of the endangered spectacled bear. This is the wonderfully funny and moving journal of his experiences. for 10.99

The Deceivers In this massive, definitive analysis of Allied deception during WWII, Thadeus Holt does more than just give a fascinating account of the work of spies and double agents. He offers a real insight into how the war was fought and won.
for 21.99

Cassell's Laws of Nature From a reference publisher renowned for its authority comes this important new A?Z. Embracing all the milestones of scientific understanding, it?s an essential addition to any serious person?s library. for 16.99

Home Lawyer Problems with noisy neighbours or bullying at work? Think you might be eligible for injury compensation? Don?t fork out a fortune in legal fees until you?ve consulted this one-stop guide. for 11.99

Never Give In! Winston Churchill was the most eloquent statesman of his age. The effect of his words was electric. Never Give In! collects the best and most important speeches of his career. for 15.99

Love Your Home Published to coincide with Habitat's 40th anniversary, Love Your Home draws on designs of the past, present and future to present a visually exciting sourcebook of ideas and inspiration. for 15.99

Yeadon's Register of LNER Locomotives Volume 16: Class L1, V1/V3 Gresley & Thompson Six-coupled Tank This easy-to-use register chronologically lists details such as building and shopping dates, alterations, boiler and tender numbers, renumbering, namings and the disposal of each locomotive. for 15.99

A Girl Next Door/Ups and Downs Brimming with excitement, heartache, joy and love, this great-value exclusive omnibus features the two most recent novels in the series chronicling the lives of the Cockney Adams family. for 9.98

Jane's Vintage Aircraft Recognition Guide This is the brand-new aircraft recognition from the renowned Jane?s information group. Covering the top 500 vintage aircraft in existence this is the perfect book for all those who love classic aircraft. for 15.99

Triumph Of Water Colour Celebrating the bicentenary of the Royal Watercolour Society, this beautifully illustrated book surveys the period from 1800 to 1851, illustrating the work of the major watercolourists of the time, including John Sell Cotman and J.M. Turner. for 20.0

Skinny Dip Darkly humorous and endlessly inventive, Carl Hiaasen is a unique voice in the crime genre. His latest novel offers a hilarious, full-throttle ride through the Florida Everglades and one woman?s very determined quest for revenge. for 8.99

The DruidCraft Tarot Combining the two great streams of Western Pagan tradition ? Druidry and Wicca ? this is a Tarot of extraordinary depth and relevance that can bring you inspiration for all life issues. for 14.99

The Venetian House Set in England and Corfu, this is a sweeping love story in the tradition of Rosamunde Pilcher. It marks Mary Nickson out as an exciting new name to watch in the saga writing world. for 9.99

Sexopedia Down to earth and informative, this ground-breaking encyclopedia of sexual technique and emotional advice will ensure you experience the most fulfilling sex from adolescence through to middle age and beyond. for 14.99

Burma: The Forgotten War The Burma campaign was one of the most extreme and ferocious theatres of WW2. This gripping account is the full story of the harsh brutality of jungle warfare. for 19.99

Magicians' Guild The first book in an enthralling, action-packed trilogy from an award-winning Australian writer, The Magician?s Guild introduces a captivating new heroine to the world of fantasy. for 5.99

Zen Masterclass Zen is enormously popular in the West and now you can learn from the original Masters in this thoroughly inspiring journey which traces the history and evolution of 20 great Zen Buddhists. for 17.98

Chesapeake Blue The dramatic conclusion of the bestselling Chesapeake Quartet rounds off the story of the four Quinn brothers. A poignant and moving romance, it?s also a great stand-alone read. for 7.99

The Constance Spry Cookery Book The Constance Spry Cookery Book was recently acclaimed as one of the 25 greatest cookbooks of all time by Waitrose Food Illustrated. Out of print for over a decade, it is finally available again. for 19.99

The Black Angel John Connolly?s dark thrillers have won him thousands of fans and the number is growing all the time. His dynamic PI Charlie Parker is back in this new novel, facing a form of evil he?s never encountered before. for 10.99

Villages American master John Updike returns to superb form with a nostalgic and sexually charged story about love, marriage and the hidden passions beneath the benign surface of village life. for 9.99

No Reason To Die The acclaimed Hilary Bonner gives a chillingly topical mystery her own unique twist in her latest novel featuring ex-reporter John Kelly and Detective Superintendent Karen Meadows. for 4.99

The River Cottage Meat Book The definitive guide to buying, cooking and eating meat from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, the author of the bestselling River Cottage cookbooks. His recipes and guidance will put meat firmly back in the centre of home-cooking. for 19.99

The House Of Shadows Hailed as a modern Ellis Peters, Paul Doherty? intricate mysteries and authentic medieval setting have won him an army of readers and will appeal to fans of classic whodunnits. for 10.99

The Stepmother Ruth Rendell and P. D. James beware! This is a criminally accomplished debut from the grandson of J. R. R. Tolkien, set to revolutionise the modern courtroom drama. for 6.99

Miracle Of Magnesium In this, the first book to reveal why magnesium is essential to good health, Dr Carolyn Dean explains which foods and lifestyles benefit our intake of this vital mineral. for 8.0

Acting Up From the bestselling author of Mother Country comes a brilliantly written and highly topical novel of family relationships, courage and prejudice, set against the backdrop of the Iraq war. for 10.99

Dead Lines From the Hugo Award-nominated author of Darwin?s Radio comes an absorbing and suspenseful tale of murder, politics and technology gone very wrong. for 10.99

Blackwood Farm A seductive tapestry of Deep South life and preternatural horror, Blackwood Farm fuses Anne Rice?s vampire mythology with her Mayfair witch lore to compelling effect in the ninth of the Vampire Chronicles.

for 9.99

Dorling Kindersley Visual Dictionary Visually dazzling and uniquely accessible, this comprehensive reference work explains the world around us in a powerful combination of words and pictures unmatched by any other dictionary. for 19.99

Getting Away From It All A funny, brilliantly observant novel about changing your life and your relationship ? from a novelist who knows all about reinventing yourself, having worked in TV for years before becoming a novelist! for 4.99

Muhammad Ali Complete with silver printing and never-previously-published photographs, this is one of the best studies ever of the people?s champion Muhammad Ali. for 22.5

Sweetness and Light As well as the gift of honey and candle wax, the bee does nothing less than keep us alive by pollinating trees and many of the plants we eat. Hattie Ellis tells the story of this amazing insect and its mysterious world. for 12.99

The Complete Dictionary of Symbols in Myth, Art and Literature An accessible, comprehensive A?Z guide to over 2,000 major themes, figures and symbols that are most commonly found in imagery from ancient times to the present day. for 11.99

Space Odyssey Take a walk with the spacemen in this beautifully illustrated book of the forthcoming BBC series. Space Odyssey follows on in the Walking with Dinosaurs style to reveal for the first time all the danger and spectacle of what it would be like for astronaut for 15.99

The Olmecs The Olmecs of southern Mexico founded the Americas? oldest civilisation. Drawing on recent archaeological studies, Professor Richard Diehl presents the first modern overview of Olmec culture. for 21.5

Grass For His Pillow Lian Hearn?s Across The Nightingale Floor was an international sensation with its thrilling story of clan warfare and mystical powers set in Ancient Japan. Now, with this sequel, Hearn provides another unmissable read. for 8.99

The Haven Home For Delinquent Girls Louise Tondeur?s touching, insightful new novel presents a fresh take on the unique relationships that develop between women in and shows us how redemption and hope can be found in the most unexpected quarters. for 9.99

Encyclopedia Of Gods Indispensable to students and researchers, Encyclopedia of Gods is a monumental work that will also provide endless fascination for the trivia addict, the crossword-puzzle solver and the insatiable browser alike. for 9.99

The Hotel New Hampshire A masterful, wickedly funny yarn about an all-American family that is anything but conventional. Quirky, occasionally tragic but addictive, this novel represents an author totally in command of his craft. for 4.99

The Great Stink As evocative and wonderfully dark as Patrick Suskind?s Perfume, and a must for fans of Sarah Waters and Peter Ackroyd, this brilliant debut draws the reader into the heart of Victorian London. for 7.99

Ash And Bone John Harvey?s first novel starring retired Detective Inspector Frank Elder won huge acclaim and the CWA Silver Dagger. Here he continues the series with a second chilling case that leads Elder into a web of corruption. for 5.99

Hidden Leaves Virginia Andrews has sold over 90 million copies worldwide ? read this gripping romantic tale of tangled family relationships, sinister deceptions and forbidden passion and you?ll see why! for 10.99

Conversations In Bolzano This remarkable tale is a recently rediscovered "lost novel" from Sßndor Mßrai, the renowned Hungarian writer and author of Embers. Newly translated into English, it is a captivating story of possession, betrayal and desire. for 8.99

Tamara De Lempicka Published to accompany the first exhibition in Britain dedicated to Tamara de Lempicka?s work, this lusciously illustrated catalogue concentrates on her most productive and recognised period, from 1922 to 1935. for 20.0

The Rise and Fall of the Knights Templar From origins to final decline and fall, this highly readable and thoroughly researched account tells the full story of the warrior monks who formed the famous order of the Knights Templar.

for 15.99

Manga Madness Create your own Manga heroes, villains and worlds with this brilliant, easy-to-use guide which covers everything, from the basics of drawing faces and people to the various Manga storytelling styles. for 9.99

Fancy Woman Irene Carr?s gritty saga features one woman?s search for love in the harsh, turn-of-the-century North-east. for 9.99

The Discovery of King Arthur Where did the legend of King Arthur come from, and what facts is it rooted in? In this revised version of a classic text, leading expert Geoffrey Ashe asks where the story of Arthur originates. for 15.99

Kitchen Shrink Natalie Savona, a qualified nutritionist who trained at the acclaimed Institute of Optimum Nutrition, advises on what foods to eat to maintain mental wellbeing and combat various mind- and mood-related ailments. for 10.99

Forged By Fire When WWI started, ordinary British people volunteered for service in large numbers. Using the 7th Somerset Light Infantry as an example, this book reveals the sharp learning curve that awaited them. for 20.0

Locomotive And Rolling Stock Construction This book considers the types of trains that will serve platt lane, the construction and finishing of locomotive and rolling-stock kits, and how they will be operated. for 11.99

Scottish Steam Scotland was among the last bastions of British main-line steam. With images by one of Scotland?s greatest railway photographers, this is a nostalgic reminder of the final decade of Scottish steam. for 20.0

Angel Pavement Come on up to the Angel Pavement ? Quentin Blake fans will be walking on air! Dazzling work with a ?magic? multicoloured pencil makes for a great storybook by this classic author?illustrator. for 7.99

The Battle For New York Furnished with vivid first-hand accounts from original sources, this is the gripping tale of Britain?s attempts to stem the American Revolution by taking control of New York. for 14.99

A Way Through The Mountains As romantic as The Bridges of Madison County, as powerful as The Horse Whisperer, this mesmerising novel from the author of The Ice Child is impossible to put down. for 9.99

I Like It Like That Georgia is the sensible one, the one who has everything under control. Until, that is, a stranger gatecrashes his way into her life and into her heart . . . for 4.99

Maggie After the success of his autobiography, Give Me Ten Seconds, renowned political journalist John Sergeant has turned his attention to one of the most remarkable leaders of the twentieth century: Margaret Thatcher. for 10.99

Delicious Written with great warmth and freshness, this is an irresistible debut novel about three generations of Italian women and the ties that bind them together. Perfect for fans of Adriana Trigiani. for 9.99

Meditations on Middle-Earth Karen Haber has gathered together 16 of the world?s best fantasy and sci-fi authors to share their thoughts on the works of the seminal figure of fantasy: J. R. R. Tolkien. for 6.99

Writing Science Fiction & Fantasy Television What?s it like putting words into Buffy?s mouth? How do you invent your own X-File? And how, exactly, do you get into the business? for 10.99

The World?s Must-See Places This stunningly illustrated book reveals over 100 of the world?s greatest sights, from ancient temples to soaring Gothic cathedrals and Art Deco skyscrapers. for 19.99

Long Spoon Lane Anne Perry will delight her many fans with this eagerly-awaited new case for Thomas Pitt. An ingenious plot and superb evocation of Victorian England make Long Spoon Lane a truly engaging read. for 10.99

Tommy Walsh Living Spaces DIY You don't need to be a DIY whiz to turn your house from a dilapidated disaster zone into an ideal home. Whether it's a simple lick of paint or a complete renovation Tommy Walsh has all the knowledge and advice to get the job done. for 11.99

The Harmony Silk Factory Tash Aw?s sweeping tale of Malaysia in the 30s and 40s is one of the most eagerly awaited fiction debuts of 2005. For the first time, an authentic Malaysian voice tells the tale of this mysterious land. for 7.99

The Call-Up A colourful and comprehensive history that combines the hilarious and the moving, this book considers National Service, the defining experiences of a generation. for 14.99

When Wishes Come True Joan Jonker is one of the best-loved storytellers of all. Born and brought up in Liverpool, she re-creates the city?s people and places with irresistible immediacy and warmth.

for 10.99

Battle of the Bulge Based on a series of fascinating ?What ifs? posed by leading military historians, this new alternative history reconstructs the moments during the Battle of the Bulge which could have altered the course of WWII and led to a German victory. for 15.99

The Art of the Catapult From volleying with the Vikings to lobbing with Ludgar the War Wolf, this step-by-step guide will help you bring the authentic catapults of a bygone age of warfare to life. for 9.99

The Times World Religions Through full-colour maps and illustrations, this reference work from the Times stable presents a comprehensive survey of the origins and developments of the world?s religions. for 23.99

Promise To Keep In her poignant new wartime saga, Lilian Harry writes with great warmth and authenticity about the courage and sacrifice of ordinary people. Packed with unforgettable characters, this is a totally enthralling read. for 7.99

Abarat 2: Days of Magic, Nights of War Candy Quackenbush?s adventures in the magical otherworld of Abarat grow stranger by the hour in the second book in Barker?s phantasmagorical adventure, for which he has created striking illustrations. for 10.99

Abhorsen The epic saga that began with Sabriel comes to its shattering conclusion in Abhorsen. The award-winning Garth Nix surpasses himself to deliver a story you?ll devour in one sitting. for 9.99

Life of Castruccio Castracani From Niccolo Machiavelli, author of influential The Prince, comes this fictionalised biography of Castruccio Castracani, a ruthless 14th-century Italian politician. Also includes selected excerpts from Machiavelli?s Florentine Histories. for 4.99

Bader: The Man and His Men Exploring all aspects of Douglas Bader?s personality and career, this book presents the full story of the legend who was a daring fighter pilot, ingenious air-warfare tactician and inspirational leader of men. for 4.99

Nobody True What happens when you lose your body? The bestselling author of Once. . . returns with a classic work of the macabre ? and a spine-chilling plot that is nothing short of genius. for 10.99

The Best British Mysteries 2005 After the enormous success of last year?s Best British Mysteries, crime fiction guru Maxim Jakubowski has collected together another volume of dazzling short stories from the cream of contemporary British crime writers. for 8.99

Armor Battles of the Waffen SS, 1943-1945 This collection of first-hand combat accounts from SS Panzer commanders provides a gritty look at life in the heat of battle from the German point of view. for 10.5

The Journey A deeply moving and powerful tale of love, courage and a sacrifice no man should be asked to make ? if you?ve never read Josephine Cox before, don?t miss this chance. for 6.79

The Holy Grail Aiming to separate fact from fiction, this account offers the reader both a broad overview and comprehensive history of the Grail, and is perfect for the seasoned Grail-hunter and the uninitiated alike. for 7.99

Magna Carta A profound symbol of rights and justice, Magna Carta is a foundation of English law and politics. The making of the document and its lasting legacy are examined in this lively account. for 15.99

Sabriel Winner of two awards, Garth Nix?s Sabriel introduces the magical heroine the world has been waiting for. With an effortlessly drawn alternate reality, the story grips from the first page. for 3.65

Grievous Angel Sharp, witty and taut, this incredibly accomplished debut is a novel of psychological suspense in the vein of Nicci French. It really draws you into one woman?s world, then leaves you stunned with a masterful twist. for 10.99

AA Caravan & Camping in Britain and Ireland 2005 The AA provides trustworthy, practical information on over 1000 caravan and camping parks throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland in the 2005 edition of their bestselling guide. for 5.99

AA Spiral Guide Australia The AA Spiral Guide is colourful, compact and full of useful information, and the round binder enables pages to be folded flat so you?ll never lose your place. for 7.99

The Best-Laid Business Plans Packed with practical advice and exercises, this book provides a range of business plans to boost your company's efficiency. for 6.99

House Doctor: A-Z of Design TV?s home staging guru, House Doctor Ann Maurice, delivers a complete A?Z guide to house makeovers that provides solutions for selling, improving or just de-cluttering your home. for 5.19

Alarm Call The formidable Oz Blackstone returns in Quintin Jardine?s highly charged and entertaining new thriller. Oz discovers that revenge can have shattering consequences in this cleverly crafted mystery. for 10.99

Crippen The case of Edwardian wife-killer Dr Hawley Crippen is almost as notorious as that of Jack the Ripper. John Boyne?s captivating fictionalisation will draw you right in to the characters? minds and their fascinating story. for 9.99

One False Move After leaping into the big league with Tell No One, Harlan Coben returns to his most powerful creation, sports agent Myron Bolitar. Taut and exciting, One False Move is the best yet in the series. for 8.99

At Risk Former head of MI5 Stella Rimington is set to make an explosive impact with her highly accomplished debut thriller, offering a unique insight into the intelligence world and a thoroughly gripping read. for 8.99

Every Woman Herself Trisha Ashley?s latest novel is a real gem; set amid the marvellous Yorkshire moors, it is written with the kind of intelligence, wit and sparkle that will cheer up every woman?s day. for 4.99

Under the Devil's Eye This fascinating book tells the story of the forces stationed in neutral Greek Salonika, fighting the Bulgarians in one of the great forgotten campaigns of the First World War. for 15.99

Cloud Atlas Cloud Atlas is award winning novelist Mitchell?s coming-of-age novel: a sweeping tale, which transcends genre, time and space to reach into the core of human experience and the motivations of power. for 3.5

How To Be A Sex Goddess Wish you had more je ne sais quoi? This inspirational guide shows you how to boost your confidence, cultivate your style ? and be the sex goddess you always wanted to be. for 5.99

That Book Love pub quizzes, gameshows, Trivial Pursuit or celebrity gossip? Trivia addicts everywhere will be hooked by this compulsively addictive book ? think Schott?s Miscellany but with even more facts! for 7.99

In Praise Of Slow In the tradition of such trailblazing books as No Logo and The Tipping Point, Carl Honore?s challenging take on the cult of speed shows us how there?s a new underground movement and it?s all about slowing down.

for 12.99

The Cat That Could Open The Fridge Guardian columnist Simon Hoggart brings together the funniest, surrealist and smuggest examples of that bOte noir, the Christmas round robin letter, accompanied by his own inimitably funny commentary. for 7.99

Wonders of the World In 400 colour images, this breathtakingly illustrated book captures some of the greatest achievements of human endeavour across three millennia in new and archive photography, maps and profiles of key architects. for 28.0

Unholy Love Her wonderful gift for old-fashioned storytelling has made Meg Hutchinson more popular with every book. Her new novel, a powerful tale of dark passions and forbidden love, will have your pulse racing at every twist in her enthralling plot. for 9.99

Novel Writing For aspiring writers everywhere, the revised edition of Evan Marshall?s essential guide provides all the groundwork necessary to get that great story finished and published. With new sections on making the best of research and marketing. for 9.99

Blunders and Disasters at Sea In this completely original book, David Blackmore has researched 100 extreme cases over the span of history and written graphic descriptions covering the background, the events and the tragic consequences. for 15.99

Journeys in Family History Whether you?re just starting out on a search for your ancestors or seeking fresh avenues of genealogical investigation, this major guide carries the unique authority of the UK National Archives.

for 21.99

Groovy Chick: Let's Party! Bang on the Door?s most popular character brings you the perfect gift book to set that party mood. With more than 40 special interactive surprises, it?s every party girl?s best present. for 9.99

Live The Dream Set in the 1930s, Live the Dream tells the story of three people caught in a tangle of love and hatred. If you?ve never read a Josephine Cox novel before, don?t miss this irresistible piece of storytelling. for 9.99

Scandal Takes a Holiday The Sherlock Holmes of Ancient Rome, Marcus Didius Falco, returns for his sixteenth case in a deliciously bawdy romp full of scandal, piracy and deception. for 9.99

Daddy's Little Girl Mary Higgins Clark?s 21st novel is one of her best yet ? a dark and brooding tale of murder, corruption and revenge, proving again that Clark is the ?queen of suspense?. for 9.99

Saffron Skies Sundowners was the epic blockbuster of 2004, and Lesley Lokko is back with a bang with this brand new tale of family, passion and envy. Saffron Skies is every bit as good, and just as glamorous. for 4.99

Five Farthings This totally involving novel, set in the West Country, shows how a single revelation can set off a chain reaction that changes many lives. A favourite author at her irresistible best. for 9.99

Ringworld's Children Multiple Hugo and Nebula Award winner Larry Niven continues his compelling Ringworld series in a novel that reveals some secrets ? including Ringworld?s origin ? while raising all new mysteries and questions. for 10.99

Just Like Mother Used To Make Tom Norrington-Jones? collection of classic British dishes was a huge hit with members last year. It is now out in paperback so here?s your chance to enjoy his culinary tour of traditional British comfort food. for 11.99

The Printer's Devil Paul Bajoria, already a seasoned writer for radio, has written an extraordinary debut novel that evokes the sinister Victorian atmosphere of Leon Garfield. Mystery lovers of all ages will devour it. for 8.99

Karloff's Circus A fourth venture into the wonderfully bizarre world of Accomplice ? the strange, darkly witty fruit of the imagination of Steve Aylett, one of the most critically acclaimed writers working today. for 7.99

Revise AS English Based on an intensive one-week course, these books are designed to give students all they need to get the grades they want at AS level. for 7.99

The Unconquered Knight A translation of an eyewitness account of a life spent as the head of the 15th-century military household of the Count of Buelna, which shows both the romance and the reality of a knight?s existence.

for 11.99

Pompeii Rather than being a guidebook to the ruins, this absorbing volume considers the many different versions of the story of Pompeii and how our understanding of it has changed through the centuries. for 11.99

A Kiss Gone Bad Jeff Abbott has won praise from the likes of Harlan Coben and is an exciting new voice in the crime genre. Sharply written and packed with intriguing characters, his new mystery will keep you guessing up until the final twist. for 7.99

Time Traveler's Wife Touching, funny and utterly original, this beguiling book is a quirky yet exceptionally moving debut that stays with you long after the last page has been turned. for 3.99

Eccentric Britain Packed with stunning, atmospheric colour photographs and lively text, this magnificent book takes you on a fascinating journey through Britain?s bizarre buildings, peculiar places and odd customs. for 15.99

The Joy Of Sex ? 30th Anniversary Edition Thirty years after it was originally published, this imaginative, uninhibited and entertaining guide to lovemaking and sex has been completely revised to address current concerns about sex and health. for 13.99

Lindisfarne Lindisfarne (or ?Holy Island?) has been a major religious centre for hundreds of years. Bestselling author Magnus Magnusson examines the eventful history of the area in this classic account. for 9.99

Flashman on the March The infamous Victorian cad, drunk, comic genius and hero, Sir Harry Flashman, returns to play his (reluctant) part in the Abyssinian War of 1868 in this long-awaited12th addition to hugely popular series. for 7.19

Starman 2: Night and Day Introspective, Freudian and written with a rare eye for true heroism, this is the second anthology of Starman?s exploits, as he comes to terms with the legacy of a superhero?s name. for 12.99

Gradient Profiles Eagerly sought after and reprinted by popular demand, Gradient Profiles is the classic work on the gradients of Britain?s railway tracks before the demise of mainline steam in 1968. for 6.99

Wake-Up Workout Whatever your age or fitness level, this programme of morning workouts will boost your metabolism, increase your energy levels and raise your self-esteem in just ten minutes a day. for 7.99

Fairy Spells Develop your understanding of these benign spirits and their realm with this beautifully illustrated, totally fascinating book, written by the latest in a long line of herbalists and wisewomen. for 7.99

Millions An international hit and a big-screen sensation too, Millions is the hilarious and heart-warming first novel from screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce. You?ll be richer for reading it. for 7.99

Creative Play for 2-5s Is your child destined for the stage? Could he or she have the fundamental skills to become a good athlete or the next Picasso? This invaluable guide is packed with simple ideas and fun activities to help children reach their creative learning potential. for 7.99

Revise GCSE History These Letts Revise GCSE books will provide everything you need to secure the grades you want for these crucial exams. for 7.99

Till We Meet Again From its dramatic opening to its compelling finish, Lesley Pearse?s powerful tale of passion, dark secrets and remarkable friendship will keep you glued to the page. for 9.99

Windows XP Tips & Techniques Osborne?s popular Tips and Techniques treatment of the subject is particularly geared to the professional, allowing him/her fast access to exactly the information they want and to dip into the particular aspects of Windows XP they?re interested in without for 20.99

AA Field Guide to the Birds of Britain and Europe Covering 530 species of birds across Britain and Europe, including migrants and vagrants, this detailed, compact reference guide and CD is ideal for use both in the field and at home. for 10.99

Conrad's Fate This latest magical fantasy by fabulous writer Diana Wynne Jones will thrill new or existing fans of her work. Filled with humour and accurate observations, the book takes you into magical new worlds. for 8.99

SOE Syllabus: Lessons in ungentlemanly warfare, WWII Part of the National Archives? Secret History series, here is the SOE syllabus in its entirety, designed to provide a complete education in how to conduct highly dangerous missions behind enemy lines. for 9.99

Luftwaffe Secret Projects: Ground Attack & Special Purpose Aircraft Fascinating for all aviation enthusiasts this book lifts the lid on some of the most revolutionary new aviation concepts being devised by the enemy during World War II. for 25.0

It's Quacking Time Illustrated by Jill Barton in the clear colours of a spring day, this enchanting tale by Martin Waddell will be enjoyed by any family expecting a new arrival. It?s full of gentle joy and has a ?cracking? ending! for 4.39

The Wolves Of Willoughby Chase Joan Aiken?s classic begins one of the most acclaimed sagas in children?s literature. Fans of Lemony Snicket will love this grotesque world of cruel, dastardly villains and imagined history. for 3.65

Double Wedding If you?ve read any of Patricia Scanlan?s pacy, dramatic novels, you?ll know that she writes entertaining, feel-good page-turners ? and if you haven?t read her before, you?re in for a treat! for 4.99

The Men in Your Life In this stunning new edition of a 1960s classic, the inimitable author of A Guide to Elegance imparts her pearls of wisdom on a subject of crucial importance to every woman ? Man. for 8.0

Painting Estuaries and Coastal Scenes In this step-by-step guide, professional artist Ray Campbell Smith reveals the skills that are required to capture the unique magic of estuaries and coastal scenes in watercolour. for 7.99

Iron Council Return to the richly phantasmagorical, mutated metropolis of New Crobuzon for a tale of terror, intrigue and rebellion from one of fantasy?s most startlingly original rising stars. for 10.99

The Sex Book This refreshingly contemporary book provides an uninhibited, accessible and adventurous guide to sex. for 12.99

Goodnight Harry Goodnight Harry is a gentle bedtime story about a little brown elephant called Harry who goes to bed one night but just can?t get to sleep. for 3.99

Accomodating Brocolli in the Cemetary This delightful, quick-footed book celebrates the English language by exploring the rich treasure house of spelling in all its variety ? setting tests and proposing rules, with illuminating quotations and tantalising lists. for 7.99

The Warlord's Son Dan Fesperman has built up a strong reputation with his intelligent, thought-provoking thrillers Lie in the Dark and The Small Boat of Great Sorrows. Now this highly topical and gripping tale is sure to win him further acclaim. for 8.99

Little Field Marshal In this definitive account, Richard Holmes considers the life and times of Sir John French, WWI general and a man who never shied away from controversy. for 14.99

On Dancing Hill Sarah Challis?s dramatic, passionate novel is set in the beautiful Dorset countryside and features a cast of memorable characters. If you like Joanna Trollope and Rosamunde Pilcher, you?ll love it!

for 10.99

The Worldwide Guide to Movie Locations If you?ve ever wanted to have breakfast at Tiffany?s, follow in 007?s footsteps or live la dolce vita, then this unique, comprehensive international guide to movie locations is a must. for 12.99

Lucrezia Borgia The Italian Renaissance noblewoman Lucrezia Borgia is still seen as an evil poisoner and practitioner of incest. Acclaimed biographer Sarah Bradford reappraises her colourful, controversial life. for 20.0

The Road To Reality The intellectual must-read of the year from Roger Penrose, Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford. Commitment and open mind are mandatory for completing this book! for 19.99

Diarmuid Gavin's Big Ideas Using case studies from his acclaimed new TV series, maverick master of the garden Diarmuid Gavin shows how to create an outdoor room that?s both striking and original. for 14.99

Death of an Ancient King Laurent GaudT?s deceptively simple, epic tale of a fictional kingdom torn apart by war has won the Prix Goncourt and has sold over 100,000 copies in France. for 8.99

The Memory Artists Inspired by his own parents? battles with Alzheimer?s, Commonwealth prize-winner Moore has created a glittering mosaic of a book. It offers a unique vision of the power and scope of the human mind. for 9.99

Britain BC Through the use of remarkable new discoveries, eminent archaeologist Francis Pryor (author of the acclaimed Seahenge) provides a radical reassessment of life in prehistoric Britain.

for 18.99

Return To Jarrow A poignant tale of passion and heartache inspired by the eventful life of Catherine Cookson, Return to Jarrow concludes Janet MacLeod Trotter?s trilogy based on the famous author?s family heritage. for 10.99

CIE Buses 1945?1987 The Irish state transport company CIE took over the Dublin United Transport Company and provincial bus services in 1945. This pictorial history examines the buses operated by CIE up to the late 1980s.

for 11.99

My Heart Is My Own Scheming murderess or innocent heroine and martyr? This first full-length biography of Mary Queen of Scots for over 30 years overturns previous misconceptions about this ill-fated monarch. for 15.99

What's My Motivation? Michael Simkins has built up an army of fans with his humorous Guardian columns. Now, he offers further delight in this hilarious true account of his relentless pursuit of acting success. for 7.99

Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban - Adult Jacket With a specially designed cover for adults - you can now indulge in Harry Potter without worrying about hiding it behind a newspaper on the tube! for 4.99

A Dictionary Of Dream Symbols A Dictionary of Dream Symbols is an invaluable, detailed guide to decoding the hidden messages behind your dreams and achieving a better understanding of your subconscious. for 7.99

Beloved Toni Morrison won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993 in recognition of her outstanding body of work, with Beloved a key element in earning her this ultimate literary acclaim. for 4.99

Secret Celebrity As an LA-based scriptwriter, Carol Wolper clearly has the insider take on Hollywood. And in this hilariously acute satire on celebrity culture, the author of The Cigarette Girl proves she knows her stuff. for 4.99

You Are What You Eat Cookbook Gillian McKeith's inspirational approach to health and nutrition is now easy to follow at home. Featuring over 200 recipes, this is the perfect companion to the bestselling You Are What You Eat.

for 6.5

On the Run Written by the son and daughter of Henry Hill ? immortalised in the book Wiseguy and the film Goodfellas ? this is a powerful account of a childhood spent dodging Mafia payback. for 5.19

From Sickles to Circles Bringing together research from 25 leading prehistorians, this well-illustrated volume provides definitive coverage of the Neolithic and Early Bronze Age archaeology of Britain and Ireland. for 20.0

Poirot: The Post-War Years This brand new Poirot omnibus brings together four of the Belgian detective?s best-loved cases. No criminal library should be without these classics from Agatha Christie, the first Queen of Crime. for 6.5

Wireless Networks First Step Beginning with a basic introduction to wireless networks, and an explanation of radio wave communications here?s where newcomers to wireless technologies find practical information, along with an abundance of examples. for 17.99

Fabulous Science: Fact and Fiction in the History of Scientific Discovery Harvard research fellow John Waller debunks many of science?s great myths, exposing the flukes, cheats and misconceptions that played a part in some of the ?great? breakthroughs of the past. for 11.99

Singing Bird Anyone who has ever read and loved Maeve Binchy will be enthralled by this gripping debut novel of family secrets, friendship and romance that keeps you guessing until the very last page. for 9.99

Weve All Got Bellybuttons Pull your ears, kick your feet! Young children will love joining in with the actions as you read them this lively adventure story. It?s a playful romp by the team that brought you ?One is a Snail, Ten is a Crab?. for 3.99

History and Landscape Explore some of the most enchanting historic properties and localities in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, with this fully updated edition of what has been described as 'the National Trust's Bible'. for 20.0

The Poison Master Featuring the cult Elizabethan figure John Dee and his distant descendant on another world, this is a profound work of gothic sci?fi, stretching from the past to the far-flung future. for 7.99

Directions To Servants One of Swift?s last completed works, this spoof handbook for servants retains his trademark caustic wit, satirical skill and unerring eye for life?s little irritants. for 4.99

Why Men Won't Commit Does your boyfriend look terrified whenever you mention the word ?commitment?? This book takes you deep inside his head to uncover the mystery of why men are notoriously afraid to commit. for 7.99

Making The Metropolis In this authoritative account, leading historian Stephen Halliday examines Victorian London?s transformation into the world?s first modern metropolis through the lives of the men who created it. for 12.99

Midnight In Some Burning Town In this electrifying book, Journalist Christian Jennings, who has covered SAS action all over the world, uncovers the inside story on all the major operations British Special Forces have been involved in for the past five years: for 14.99

Optical Trix 'n' Kicks: The box of 101 illusions Seeing isn?t believing! Optical Trix ?n? Kicks is a dazzlingly clever, weird and eye-boggling box of tricks to amuse and confuse! Wow your friends and amaze yourself with 101 optical illusions. for 9.99

AA Key Guide Barcelona Thanks to their handy separating tabs, AA Key Guides are probably the most user-friendly travel guides ever, as well as being extremely comprehensive, beautifully illustrated and entertaining. for 11.99

Death Trilogy Death Trilogy: Mort, Reaper Man, Soul Music
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?The Dickens of the 20th century? - Mail on Sunday, brings you a trio of tales starring the most celebrated denizen of discworld, the waif with the white horse, the grim reaper with the ult for 11.99

Woken Furies Morgan blew the competition out of the water with his exhilarating debut Altered Carbon. Faster, darker and more furious than ever before, this new novel marks Takeshi Kovacs's homecoming. for 6.99

The Murder Of Mr Grebell An absorbing study of a gruesome murder in 18th-century Rye, which reveals much about the political, economic and cultural patterns existing in this small town over the previous 200 years.

for 20.0

Jolly Postman Or Other People's Letters A delightful rhyming book with real letters for you to open up and read. The Jolly Postman has a sack full of letters for all his fairytale friends in this wonderful story that will have children smiling from ear to ear. for 8.99

Best Friends With four titles in the BBC?s Big Read Top 100, Jacqueline Wilson is amongst the most popular authors alive. This compulsively readable story re-introduces one of her best-loved characters. for 3.99

The Rule Of Four Fans of The Da Vinci Code will devour this intriguing tale of encrypted text, dark secrets and murder. Intelligent, well plotted and utterly absorbing, this thriller that will stay in your mind long after you turn the final page. for 3.99

Requiem for the Sun Elizabeth Haydon follows on from her bestselling Rhapsody trilogy, taking you deeper into her extraordinarily imagined and complex world. Engaging characters and evocative writing make this a genuinely exciting tale. for 9.99

Darius A fascinating insight into the highs and lows of fame and the music business, this is Darius Danesh?s inspirational and revealing account of how he achieved success over the past two years. for 11.99

Special Operations: Weapons And Tactics Notable case studies featured include: ? German, American, British and Soviet World War II commandos ? The storming of London?s Iranian embassy ? Afghanistan ?The SAS operations in Oman

for 14.95

Introducing Mathematics Mathematics is the greatest creation of human intelligence and we depend on it in our daily lives. This is an essential book for anyone interested in the wonderful and weird world of mathematics. for 7.99

Goodbye, Dearest Holly When Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman went missing the whole country held its breath. Holly's father, Kevin, kept a diary so he would not forget important details as his world collapsed around him. for 8.99

Lost Civilizations From the towering pillars of Stonehenge to the hidden secrets of rose-red Petra, this superbly illustrated volume brings to life 49 magnificent archaeological sites from around the globe. for 24.99

Just Before Dawn This is the second volume in a sweeping trilogy following the lives of a sugar-trading dynasty. Jeannie Johnson?s gift for capturing a time and place will keep you engrossed to the last page. for 10.99

Learn to Program C# The perfect tutor for learning C# in detail. Chapters covered include arrays, loops, file operations, exception handling, inheritance and GUI user interface. for 20.99

The Falls Joyce Carol Oates, one of America?s finest writers offers us a compelling portrait of a family, and of a troubling period in American history. Powerful, heartbreaking and vivid, this may well be her Great American Novel. for 9.99

Ella's Big Chance You shall go to the ball ? thanks to the fairy godmother of children?s books, Shirley Hughes, OBE. In this stunning retelling a classic fairytale takes on a new magic. for 7.99

British Comedy Greats Taking in the full range of British comedy, from Chaplin to Ab Fab, this collection of essays by leading journalists, writers, actors and comedians offers a wonderful celebration of our greatest comic talents. for 14.99

He's Just Not That Into You A brilliantly funny, and refreshingly honest, guide to understanding male behaviour, from the relationship consultants on Sex and the City. The book is wise and witty, and sparkles with SATC sass. for 3.99

In the Gardens of Impressionism For the first time ever, this book explores in full the Impressionist love affair with gardens. A visual feast for both gardeners and art-lovers, the dazzling volume discusses the artists both as painters and as gardeners. for 23.95

Hey Nostradamus! From the author who defined the ?lost generation? of the late 20th-century comes a potent new novel in part inspired by high school shootings in North America. for 9.99

London: A Historical Companion Through an easy-to-use A?Z format, this comprehensive, accessible reference source presents the personalities, events, buildings and institutions that have shaped London over the centuries. for 19.99

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Famous for inspiring the Oscar-winning 1975 film starring Jack Nicholson, this astonishing novel tells of one man?s battle against the system; tragic, hilarious and heroic. for 4.49

Gunpowder This entertaining and sparkily written book charts the history of gunpowder from its first function as a deterrent to evil spirits, right up to its devastating effects today. for 11.99