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A Prison Diary Volume 3 Brimming with all the scandals and revelations you?d expect, this is the final volume of Jeffrey Archer?s bestselling Prison Diaries. Whether you admire or despise him, this is compulsive reading. for 14.99

The Prayer of the Night Shepherd Phil Rickman?s series of supernatural mysteries featuring the Reverend Merrily Watkins has added a intriguing twist to the crime genre. This latest case for the exorcist Reverend is an entertaining and atmospheric read. for 10.99

The Wives Of Bath What happens when parenthood doesn?t quite go to plan? Bestselling Wendy Holden?s new novel is a delicious story of yummy mummies in pursuit of nappiness. for 5.19

The Immune Advantage An authoritative guide that shows how to boost and nurture your immune system with practical advice and solutions from a wide variety of respected authors, covering traditional and alternative methods. for 11.99

DK Eyewitness Guides to the Greek Islands Eyewitness Travel Guides show you what others only tell you, and have sold over 25 million copies in 26 languages over the past decade. Photographs, illustrations, floorplans of key sights and 3D maps give you all the inside information you need.

for 11.99

Beyond the Kama Sutra Inject a new spiritual dimension into your lovemaking with this unique blend of exciting positions specially selected from the Kama Sutra, Ananga Ranga, the Tao of Loving and The Perfumed Garden. for 11.99

The Delia Collection: Fish Fish is both delicious and healthy, but people often shy away from cooking it because it seems too messy or difficult. Delia tackles this notion with straightforward guidance and delicious recipes in her new book. for 7.99

The Babes in the Wood A tightly written and hauntingly atmospheric read from the award-winning Ruth Rendell, author of Harm Done. Chief Inspector Wexford?s 19th case is one that will test even his much-vaunted sleuthing powers. for 9.99

Goodbye Liverpool Anne Baker, the Sunday Times bestselling author of A Glimpse of the Mersey, returns with a poignant, wonderfully nostalgic novel set in her native Liverpool. for 9.99

British Built Aircraft Based on extensive research and illustrated throughout, this series provides a complete record of aircraft construction in Britain. Volume one takes an in-depth look at firms in the Greater London area. for 12.99

Palace And Mosque: Islamic Art From The Middle East The V&A has one of the finest collections of Islamic art in the world. A new section of the gallery given over to it is due to open in 2006, and this book gives us a tantalizing taste of the range of works that will be on display. for 24.0

Murder In Shakespeare's England In this colourful and authoritative study, Vanessa McMahon draws on a wide variety of examples to paint a graphic picture of how murder was committed, discovered and punished in the Tudor and Stuart era. for 15.95

Seldom In this searing memoir set in Newfoundland the author tells the unforgettable story of her mother?s childhood ? a tale of a family blighted by secrets and terrified by a tyrant father. for 10.99

Britain's Historic Railway Buildings From still-operational structures to forgotten gems, let leading railway historian Gordon Biddle take you on a fascinating architectural journey around Britain?s vast railway network. for 30.0

Mermaids Singing/Wire in the Blood Rife with murder, intrigue and vengeance, this is a taut, suspense-filled murder case double from the new star of British crime fiction, featuring the intense psychological profiler Dr Tony Hill. for 6.99

If You Are Afraid Of Heights Raj Kamal Jha won huge praise for his first novel The Blue Bedspread but will exceed such acclaim with the follow-up novel that draws you deep into the remarkable lives of ordinary people. for 9.99

The Definitive Book of Body Language In this updated version of their bestselling classic, Body Language, the authors reveal all the secrets behind a simple gesture and show us how to use our body language to get what we want. for 11.99

Vampire Watchers Handbook Do vampires really exist? According to this ?authentic? handbook handed down from a previous ?owner?, they most certainly do. So stock up on the garlic and set off into the unknown? for 7.99

Spider-Man: The Ultimate Guide The public has been bitten with the Spider-Man bug from the day he was drawn.

This ultimate collection to Marvel?s superhero web-slinger has over 600 colour images.
for 7.99

Capital Crimes Ian Rankin is the clear winner in the British crime stakes, together with his remarkable creation D.I. Rebus. In this superb three-volume omnibus edition, Rebus faces a compelling caseload of crime. for 10.99

Father Figure Ann Widdecombe follows up The Clematis Tree and Act of Treachery with this gripping novel about fathers? rights. Tackling a hot topic with insight and sensitivity, this is a compelling read. for 9.99

Surviving the Sword This is complete history of the Japanese prisoner-of-war experience. The diaries and interviews tell of the solidarity, friendship and kindness that kept many of the men alive. for 15.99

The Eye of Eternity: The Shadowleague ? Book III Maggie Furey brings the Shadowleague trilogy to a spectacular conclusion. The final book continues the rich narrative, invigorating characterisation and startling plot twists that are the trademark of this epic series. for 9.99

Autumn Castle Award-winning Aussie author Kim Wilkins? first book in the Europa Suite tells of a brief time when the faery and mortal worlds march side-by-side and temptations are rife for inhabitants of both. for 10.99

Peter Brookes of The Times Peter Brookes? political cartoons for The Times have won him many awards, including Cartoonist of the Year 2002. Here, he picks a selection of his favourite work from recent years. for 10.99

Gods Trilogy The Gods Trilogy - Pyramids/Small Gods/Hogfather
Terry Pratchett
The Gods Trilogy collects three of Terry Pratchett's ridiculously popular Discworld novels. The ones about gods, hence the clever title.
for 11.99

Working With Routemasters The Routemaster was the last bus wholly designed by London Transport for use in the capital. Poignant images and anecdotes make this volume a superb tribute to this much-loved vehicle. for 11.95

The Art Of Shen Ku Much like Trade Secrets and the Worst-Case Scenario guides, this bestselling treasury of wisdom from around the world presents strategies for coping with practically any situation you care to name. for 10.99

A Thousand Country Roads This sequel to The Bridges of Madison County brings the unforgettable story of the love affair between a wandering photographer and the conventional wife of an Iowa farmer to a heartbreaking conclusion. for 6.99

Recipes To Nurture Chef to the stars, Aine McAteer, shares the recipes that made her a favourite with Nicole Kidman, Pierce Brosnan and Robert Redford and will change the way you think about healthy eating forever. for 11.99

London's Thames Without the Thames, London would not exist. Packed full of often surprising information, this engaging compendium covers every aspect of the waterway and its contribution to city life through the ages. for 11.99

The Body of Jonah Boyd David Leavitt was hailed by the New York Times as "one of his generation?s most gifted authors". In this new, unique novel, he is at the height of his powers. for 7.99

Wives And Lovers This many-layered family story brings alive the dilemmas of love and marriage in the 21st century. A debut novel guaranteed to appeal to fans of Joanna Trollope and Penny Vincenzi. for 7.99

Great Britons Stimulating and provocative, this beautifully illustrated book accompanies the BBC TV series and puts the case for the ten Great Britons who headed a nationwide poll. for 11.99

Einstein's Refrigerator With a charming combination of anecdote and accessible science, this is a delightful amble through the neglected topic of temperature ? from a physicist who can barely contain his passion for his subject.

for 9.99

The Burglar On The Prowl Lawrence Block has just been awarded the 2004 CWA Cartier Diamond Dagger Award for lifetime achievement and it?s easy to see why with this latest Bernie Rhodenbarr mystery. for 10.99

Elegance Ever had the kind of wardrobe crisis that makes you want to give your entire life a makeover? If so, you?ll love this funny, warm-hearted and poignant novel. for 7.99

Ground Zero This is the first collection of images solely dedicated to the sublime artwork of Fred Gambino ?ábest known for designing the covers for Isaac Asimov?s Foundation series. for 14.99

Aloft In this elegantly constructed work, Chang-Rae Lee creates an irresistible, flawed and loveable narrator. Jerry Battle gets it so wrong, and as he learns to get it right, he will both win and break your heart. for 10.99

Supermodels' Diet Secrets With contributions from the likes of Jodie Kidd, Helena Christensen, Liberty Ross and Elle Macpherson, Supermodels? Diet Secrets reveals the slimming secrets of some of the world's top models. for 3.99

Nothing Like the Night The acclaimed urban noir crime debut The Dead Sit Round in a Ring introduced the tough cop Stella Mooney. Nothing like the Night is a challenging and palpably gripping sequel. for 6.99

Hellboy Art of Movie Since its comics debut in 1994, Mike Mignola's Hellboy has won every major industry award. Now, the director of Blade 2, Guillermo del Toro, has brought Hellboy to the silver screen. for 12.99

Who Wrote What? Find out quickly who wrote what with the help of this unrivalled reference guide to writers and their works. A must for anyone interested in reading. for 10.99

DK Eyewitness Guide to Brittany Eyewitness Travel Guides show you what others only tell you, and have sold over 25 million copies in 26 languages over the past decade. Photographs, illustrations, floorplans of key sights and 3D maps give you all the inside information you need.

for 9.99

War Magician Packed with ?truth-is-stranger-than-fiction? tales, this is the technicolour story of magician Jasper Maskelyne?s stage show in the desert theatre of WWII, where he pulled off some of his greatest tricks of all. for 12.99

When Daylight Comes Lyn Andrews is a wonderful storyteller, writing brilliantly evocative and engrossing novels. Her books are always gripping, heart-warming reads with memorable heroines, and Jess Brennan is no exception. for 9.99

Beautiful Stranger A devastating account of an obsession with perfection, this is the true story of how a young woman?s life was torn apart by the physical, emotional and financial consequences of repeated cosmetic surgery. for 8.99

The Power Of the 40s Introduced in 1958, the Class 40 diesel-electrics were among the first of the Modernisation Plan locomotives to enter service. Their full history is examined in this reprinted classic pictorial tribute. for 15.99

Pol Pot Philip Short has spent four years interviewing surviving leaders of Pol Pot?s Khmer Rouge movement and sifting through archive materials. He traces Pol Pot?s life from altruistic youth to political monster. for 19.99

Supersex Written by the new internationally acclaimed sexpert Tracey Cox, this superhot sex guide is packed with raunchy advice for couples who want to have mind-blowing sex. for 9.99

The Measure Of All Things Discover a wonderfully exciting human story of scientific ingenuity and courage, with this accessible account of the development of the metric system in post-Revolutionary France. for 10.99

She Comes First Clinical sexologist Ian Kerner's witty, well-researched manual on bringing a woman to orgasm through cunnilingus. Fun and easy to read, She Comes First is an encyclopedia of female pleasure. for 5.99

Irish Sea Shipping Publicised Some famous ferry services have operated in the Irish Sea, but examples of their publicity material are rare. Fortunately much of it was collected by Robert Forsythe and is presented here for the first time. for 12.99

Sunset And Sawdust Set in 1930s Texas, Joe R. Lansdale?s new novel is a brilliant blend of murder mystery and modern western. Starring an outlandish cast of characters, Sunset and Sawdust is a witty, original and wildly entertaining read. for 8.99

Everest Published in association with the Royal Geographic Society, Alpine Club and Everest Foundation, this is the only official book celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first ascent of Everest in 1953. for 15.0

Guns Of Elite Forces Armies have always had special units. But their skills are only in proportion to the weapons they possess. This is an authoritative and penetrating guide to the guns the elite forces depend on when it comes to the crunch. for 15.99

Godchildren Sex, scandal, and exotic locations ? the blockbuster returns in this glorious tale of dark secrets revealed and lives changed forever. for 7.99

A Cold Heart Jonathan Kellerman, author of the page-turning blockbuster Flesh and Blood, sends Alex Delaware to tackle both the world of dating and a killer with a taste for art. for 8.99

The Babes In The Wood A tightly written and hauntingly atmospheric read from the award-winning Ruth Rendell, author of Harm Done. Chief Inspector Wexford faces a dark and disturbing case that will test even his much-vaunted sleuthing powers. for 4.99

Chainfire The eagerly awaited ninth instalment in Terry Goodkind?s thrilling Sword of Truth series sees reluctant hero Richard Rahl face his greatest quest of all ? to discover the fate of his missing wife Kahlan. for 7.59

Winnie The Pooh - The Complete Collection Of Stories And Poems This exquisite gold-embossed full-colour volume contains all the stories and poems of A. A. Milne?s Winnie the Pooh and his friends. for 19.99

The Other Woman Another fantastic story packed with relationship drama from the bestselling author of Spellbound. Ellie is soon to be Mrs Dan Cooper. She can?t wait to walk down the aisle with the love of her life. But there?s a slight problem. His mother. for 7.99

Red Road from Stalingrad Mansur Abdulin fought in the front ranks of the Soviet infantry against the German invaders at Stalingrad, Kursk and on the banks of the Dnieper. In this book, he tells his extraordinary story. for 15.99

Mike Meyers' A+ Guide to Operating Systems Updated to cover the new A+ exam objectives, the promise of Mike Meyers? A+« Guide to Operating Systems is not just to prepare students to pass the exam, but also to help them become good PC technicians. for 21.99

The English Roses Warm, humorous and wonderful for reading aloud, The English Roses is the first in a series of five unique tales from Madonna, all exquisitely illustrated by top-class artists. for 9.99

Stripped Bare Contemporary artists have pushed back the boundaries of how the body is depicted like never before. This powerful selection of modern figurative works is guaranteed to shock, disgust, arouse or delight ? but never to bore! for 23.95

After The Quake For years, Haruki Murakami was the preserve of a select readership, but the secret is out - here is a globally popular novelist of immense status. for 5.49

Spearhead 16: 1st Air Cavalry in Vietnam The Spearhead series looks at the cutting edge of war, focusing on units that operated independently in the forefront of battle. This book examines the work of the 1st Air Cavalry ? or the ?First Team?? in Vietnam. for 9.99

Blind Eye G.M. Ford continues his highly acclaimed crime series starring rogue reporter Frank Corso with this exceptionally dark and powerful tale. Set in an eerily isolated community, A Blind Eye presents a terrifying depiction of evil. for 7.99

Masters of Dutch Painting This in-depth look at the seventeenth century Golden Age of Dutch art brings together for the first time in one volume the superb collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts. for 32.0

One Hit Wonder A young woman unravels the life of the half-sister she never knew . . . for 4.99

The Forget-Me-Not Sonata Brimming with romance and drama, this sweeping, atmospheric love story set in Argentina and Dorset follows the life of one woman, building to an unpredictable ending that will leave you breathless. for 9.99

Life Of Pi The book that saw off heavyweight opposition to win the 2002 Booker Prize, Life of Pi is a hugely acclaimed, extraordinary piece of fiction that demands to be read. for 4.99

The Delicate Storm Giles Blunt?s stunning debut Forty...
Giles Blunt?s stunning debut Forty Words for Sorrow introduced detectives John Cardinal and Lise Delorme. Now they return for a second psychological case set in the wilds of the Canadian outback. for 9.99

Rumours of War A high-ranking cavalry officer, Allan Mallinson draws on his military experience to bring us his latest vivid and authentic adventure featuring Matthew Hervey of the Light Dragoons. for 10.99

Women In History Who were the most intriguing women in history? Beautifully presented in a splendid slipcase, this superb seven-book set re-creates the milieus of monarchs, aristocrats and prostitutes. for 25.0

Introducing Evolution In 1859, Charles Darwin shocked the world with his radical theory of evolution. This guide explores ?Darwin?s dangerous idea? and takes a fresh look at the often misunderstood concepts of natural selection and the selfish gene. for 7.99

Nocturnes John Connolly has quickly established himself as a unique voice in the crime genre with his dark and original thrillers. Now he turns his talents to the short story with a dozen chilling tales of the supernatural. for 10.99

Roman Medicine What was in a Roman doctor?s kit? What was a spoon of Diocles used for? In this wide-ranging and detailed study, Audrey Cruse looks at the many aspects of medicine and health in the Roman era. for 15.99

The Princes In the Tower Did Richard III really murder his two young nephews? Placing the deaths of the ?Princes in the Tower? in their historical context, this lively narrative explores one of English history?s great mysteries. for 7.99

The Christmas Thief Following the success of Deck the Halls and He Sees You When You?re Sleeping, bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol return with a gripping new festive suspense story. for 7.99

The Beatles Encyclopedia Fully revised and updated with over 200 new entries, this latest edition of the classic Beatles fan?s reference is the most comprehensive book on the Fab Four ever produced. for 11.99

The Service Of Ladies The autobiography of knight-errant Ulrich von Liechtenstein was written in the mid-13th century. His account of his adventures is one of the most vivid surviving re-creations of chivalric life.

for 11.99

Witchfinders In the spring of 1645, minor Essex gentleman Matthew Hopkins initiated English history?s most savage witch-hunt. Malcolm Gaskill tells the story of the Witchfinder General?s horrifying crusade. for 15.99

The Usborne Illustrated Dictionary of Maths Exam success in mathematics is just around the corner thanks to a superb mix of in-depth content, crystal-clear presentation and internet links, offering solid support for Key Stage Three. for 6.99

Mutants Best described as a biological version of The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat, this is an astonishing study of human bodily deformity, from a rising star of genetic science. for 12.99

The Museum of Hoaxes Compiled from the popular website www.museumofhoaxes.com, this book features a fabulous collection of true pranks, stunts and deceptions that have been inflicted on the gullible public through the years. for 7.99

Knowing Me Boasting a gripping plot and fascinating characters, Knowing Me is sure to delight all saga fans. Evelyn Hood has been hailed as Scotland?s Catherine Cookson ? read it and you?ll see why. for 10.99

Voltaire Respected biographer Derek Parker, author of Nell Gwyn and Casanova, turns his talent to the dramatic life of Voltaire, a key Enlightenment figure, author of Candide and France?s greatest philosopher. for 15.99

Life DIY Is your life filled with regrets and what-ifs? In Life DIY, life strategist Pete Cohen equips you with the tools you?ll need to fix everything that is holding you back. for 7.99

The Sutton Companion to Local History With over 2,000 entries and an easy-to-use A?Z format, The Sutton Companion to Local History is the most comprehensive single-volume guide to local history, archaeology, architecture and landscape.

for 11.99

Railways North From Nottingham in the Latter Days of Steam: Part One ? Nottingham?Basford Travel back to the twilight years of the steam age in the Nottingham vicinity. The first volume of this tribute (featuring inspirational photographs) covers the Nottingham?Basford line. for 15.99

DK Children's Cookbook Say goodbye to junk food ? now your kids can make healthy, delicious meals themselves with the DK Children?s Cookbook. Foolproof instructions and photographs guide even total beginners. for 9.99

Sean Scully The first ever monograph on Scully to be published, this volume offers an intimate view of how the artist creates, featuring lavish reproductions of major paintings and pictures of him at work. for 29.95

The Food Doctor for Babies And Children The Food Doctor series is a well-respected and nutritionally-sound guide to getting the very best from the food we eat. Now the Food Doctor will help you ensure healthy development in your child. for 11.99

Tracing Your Ancestors in the Public Record Office Would you like to know more about where your family came from, or what the names of your distant ancestors were? With the help of this fully updated guide, you?ll be able to find out just what your roots are! for 11.99

The Valley Of Secrets A lavish but gentle tale of an orphan boy and his surprise inheritance. Cornwall meets the Amazon in a captivating ecological adventure that will delight and endure. for 9.99

Mind Maps For Kids Tony Buzan?s upbeat book shows kids how to use mind maps to improve the quality of their work in all areas, from recalling facts and organising information to boosting creativity. for 9.99

Echoes Writing with warmth, wit and great compassion, and with a typically acute eye for the everyday details of small-town Irish life, this is Maeve Binchy at her brilliant storytelling best.

for 4.99

The Thin Green Line Three after the RUC's disbandment, this timely study of a force which policed uniquely challenging and controversial times tells the story without fear or favour, remaining both unbiased and respectful. for 19.99

Rubber: Fun, Fashion, Fetish A light-hearted look at a material used to create everything from rubber ducks to sex toys, surgical gloves to designer lavatories, provocative fashion to sturdy shopping bags. for 9.95

William Roberts An exciting, long-overdue, re-appraisal of one of twentieth- century Britain?s most dynamic artists, William Roberts, the only major English artist of his generation who remained true to Cubism. for 28.0

Seventy-Two Virgins Member of Parliament, television personality and cyclist Johnson delights with this, his first novel, a witty, biting romp through contemporary politics. Topical, irreverent and very, very clever. for 9.99

Flying Guns: the Modern Era Comprehensively reviewing the recent history of the gun armament of military aircraft, this essential title is written by two historians with a passion for the subject. for 21.99

The Grail Quest: Vagabond A thrilling mix of action, intrigue and villainy, this follow-up to the bestselling Harlequin is the second instalment in the Grail Quest series ? certain to appeal to Bernard Cornwell?s many fans. for 9.99

The Return Of The Naked Chef 'Britain's most exciting chef . . . His straightforward yet sensational recipes prove exactly why.' - Daily Mail for 13.99

Change Your Life In 7 Days In his latest inspirational book, hypnotist and motivational speaker Paul McKenna shows that it's possible for any one to become a super achiever in just 7 days. for 4.99

Double Homicide Bestselling authors Faye and Jonathan Kellerman have joined forces in the first of a new thriller series, bringing together the talents that have won them both critical and commercial success. for 10.99

Connie's Courage Annie Groves has a wonderful gift for storytelling ? writing as Penny Jordan she is a top-selling author of romances ? and this tale of a woman determined to conquer the odds is a truly gripping read. for 10.99

The Bad Apple The Bad Apple is the new title in the From The Heart series. A touching and powerful tale of adversity and survival, this debut novel marks out Rosie Goodwin as a major talent. for 9.99

Shakespeare: His Work And His World Putting Shakespeare into his cultural context, explaining the Elizabethan era, making Shakespeare?s life and work fascinating to children seems like a tall order. But who better to accomplish it than the award-winning author and illustrator, Michael Rosen for 9.99

Boudica: Dreaming The Hound Manda Scott?s story of history?s greatest warrior queen began with the huge bestsellers Dreaming the Eagle and Dreaming the Bull. This is the third addition to her action and passion-packed series. for 7.99

The Holy Grail Ever since first referred to in the 12th century, the Holy Grail has exerted an extraordinary attraction. Eminent scholar Richard Barber?s account brilliantly traces the stories surrounding it. for 16.99

HackNotes: Web Security HackNotes are the York Notes of Network Security. These handy, pocket-sized references provide you with the most critical security information you need at your fingertips. for 15.99

Dorling Kindersley's Geography Of The World The essential guide to countries and continents in today?s rapidly changing world.
for 17.5

The Witness at the Wedding Prepare to be charmed and intrigued by Simon Brett?s latest instalment in The Fethering Mysteries series; set in a community full of captivating characters and devilish deeds. for 10.99

Who's Whose? Still worrying when to use ?disinterested? or ?uninterested?, ?its? or ?it?s? and ?moose? or ?mousse?? This entertaining guide to easily confused words makes everything crystal clear and is a great read too. for 7.99

I'll Be Your Sweetheart The unforgettable duo, Molly Bennett and Nellie McDonough, return in a tale of family and friendship that will delight readers everywhere. for 10.99

M 16: The History of the Rifle
This is the story of the M 16, sure to be of enormous interest to collectors and military history buffs. Packed with more than 200 full colour images and 200 black and white photos, it shows every version, variant and accessory.
for 15.99

The Six Week Herbal Detox Experienced medical herbalist and health writer Peter Conway helps readers fight the daily bombardment of stress and pollutants with a timely step-by-step herbal detox programme guaranteed to boost vitality and prevent serious diseases. for 6.99

Tamerlane Although scarcely known in the West, Tamerlane, Mogul Emperor of Samarkand, ranks alongside Alexander as one of history?s most devastating warrior-kings. Justin Marozzi traces his remarkable life. for 20.0

The Reckoning Aged 73, Tyrrell is a phenomenon, and The Bones in the Womb has already won an Encore Award. Readers will revel in her insightful style and in this compelling, dark tale. for 7.99

Amos Barton A sincere and moving story, told with a fine balance of acuity and warm humour by one of our most admired Victorian writers. Features a foreword by Matthew Sweet. for 4.99

The Adventure of English Accompanying the ITV series, this vivid account by leading author Melvyn Bragg traces the story of English from beginnings as a German dialect to its position today as a global tongue. for 13.99

Seven Basic Plots Why do we tell stories? How are they constructed? FromThe Epic of Gilgemesh to Jaws, Christopher Booker examines the basic plots that underlie some of the greatest stories ever told. for 19.99

Military and Aviation Book Society Militaria Directory and Sourcebook The special Club edition of this unique and indispensable source of information for military enthusiasts, enactors and modellers is thoroughly updated with hundreds of new contacts. for 9.95

Chicken Soup for the Soul Compassion, grace, forgiveness, generosity, faith ? these are the ingredients that have made Chicken Soup for the Soul an inspiration to many. Packed with heartening stories, the book has sold over seven million copies. for 6.99

Scale Aircraft Modelling If you?d like to be able to construct and paint your own model aircraft, but aren?t quite sure where to start, then this guide is packed with invaluable advice on essential skills and techniques. for 12.99

Dating Game Danielle Steel has sold more than 450 million books! Her 57th bestseller tells the poignant, wickedly funny story of a reluctant divorcTe who must rejoin the terrifying, exhilarating dating game. for 9.99

The Paris Option Make sure you don?t miss out on this all-action blockbuster, one of the last-ever chances to sample the supreme writing talents of the late, great Robert Ludlum, who died last year. for 9.99

The Lazy Girl's Party Guide The latest in the ever popular Lazy Girl's series, the Lazy Girl's Party Guide is full of fabulous tips and ideas for those who enjoy entertaining - and want to do it better. for 3.99

Elfsorrow: Legends of the Raven: Book I Packed full of rousing fights and murderous intrigue, Barclay?s new series sees The Raven set out to prevent an ancient curse from wiping out the entire elven population. for 9.99

In the Footsteps Of Churchill Renowned historian Richard Holmes follows in Churchill?s footsteps to explore the places that shaped his life in this vivid and intensely personal portrait of one of Britain?s most influential and controversial leaders. for 15.99

Three Cases for Chief Inspector Wexford Original and ingenious, here are three of Ruth Rendell?s Inspector Wexford mysteries in one superb omnibus edition. for 9.99

A Wing And A Prayer Set during World War Two, this new novel from the author of The House on Lonely Street is a compelling tale of a mother and her daughters coping in the face of adversity. for 4.49

Diving Through Clouds Kate Fitzgerald?s spirit hovers above her hospital bed, looking down on her now-still body. In the days following her death she finds herself in some sort of limbo, with unfinished business she still needs to sort out. She discovers that her best friend h for 4.99

Spike: An Intimate Memoir An honest and deeply personal portrait of the late, great Spike Milligan, a man of many talents and faces ? affectionately recounted by his close friend and agent Norma Farnes. for 15.0

35 Kilos of Hope A powerful tale of a young boy?s struggle to find his place in a society that does not value his talents. A story for anybody who ever felt like a square peg in a round hole. for 3.99

Burial Customs in Ancient Egypt An accessibly written and highly illustrated study which uses the thousands of famous and more ordinary tombs excavated in Egypt to build up a broad picture of burial as practised across the millennia.

for 11.99

Duckie's Rainbow/Duckie's Pond/Duckie's Wish/Duckie's Flashcards The richly illustrated tales of adorable Duckie and her pals will delight very young children and parents alike, and will help to gently reinforce colour and animal names. for 11.96

The Book Of Firsts Fascinating, entertaining and brimming with photographs and illustrations, The Book of Firsts reveals the stories of the remarkable minds and personalities behind humankind?s greatest milestones. for 14.99

The Sunday Philosophy Club Fresh from his triumph at the British Book Awards, the astonishingly prolific McCall Smith is back with a brand new series, this time set closer to home ? in his native Edinburgh. Soon to be a television series.

for 9.99

Land of Fire A gung-ho action thriller from the author of The Hit List and The Watchman, a man who has experienced his own share of combat behind enemy lines. for 9.99

Ceramics Both a practical guide and a colourful introduction to the world of ceramics from around the globe, this is a unique sourcebook for anyone making or collecting pottery. for 22.0

Walker Flip-Flap Books x5 Surprises, twists in the tail and inventive use of flaps to bring these colourful Flip-Flap books to life. Created by Walker Books? top authors and illustrators, each is uniquely special. for 11.95

Abel's Daughter/For the Sake of Her Child An exclusive edition of Meg Hutchinson?s first two stirring, passionate family dramas. Keep the tissues handy, they are sure to tug at your heartstrings! for 8.99

* Soul Made Flesh Thomas Willis is the forgotten father of modern neurology. During the 17th century his painstaking and often gory experiments turned the brain from an unregarded organ to the seat of the human consciousness. for 13.99

The Goodbye Summer Patricia Gaffney?s new book is a big-hearted, poignant tale of life, love and how we all, at whatever age and however wise we may appear, can make mistakes in both. for 7.99

Lost For Words John Humphrys is on a mission to save English! In this funny, passionate and provocative exposT, he shames those who abuse our language, and shows how we can resuscitate it. for 10.99

Custody Internationally bestselling author Nancy Thayer has a wonderful knack of combining all the ingredients ? tension, drama, tragedy and romance ? of a genuinely page-turning read. Insightful and deeply moving, Custody is perfect for all fans of Danielle Stee for 9.99

Safe Harbour Brilliantly combining romance, realism and mystery, Luanne Rice?s wonderfully moving story of love lost and found, family bonds and terrible tragedy will keep you turning the pages until the end. for 9.99

Desperately Seeking Paradise ?I grew up questioning most things ? an appropriate by-product, you might say, of my birth and times.? Desperately Seeking Paradise is a unique and candid memoir of a journey inside Islam by Ziauddin Sardar, one of the foremost Muslim intellectuals in Bri for 12.99

Forever Young: The Autobiography In this candid autobiography, Britain?s most popular and well-loved radio presenter Jimmy Young tells his fascinating life story, and reveals the truth about his sensational departure from the BBC. for 14.99

A Royal Duty Gossip and lies have constantly dogged Princess Diana?s life and death. Now for the first time her butler and closest confidante, Paul Burrell, reveals the extraordinary truth . . . for 13.99

Illumina Illumina is a spectacular collection of more than 100 important paintings, sketches and previously unpublished conceptual drawings by one of fantasy and SF?s most versatile and talented young artists. for 14.99

Bushcraft This fantastic survival guide from the BBC?s Ray Mears is your ultimate companion in the wild. for 10.99

Eats, Shoots and Leaves Novelist, radio presenter and Times columnist Lynne Truss takes a militant approach to punctuation that will delight sticklers everywhere, and aims to recruit an army of punctuation vigilantes. for 4.99

The Cottage A compelling story of fame and friendship, tragedy and second chances from Danielle Steel. for 9.99

Blind Eye John McLaren joins the ranks of Tom Clancy and Andy McNab with this cracking naval thriller. Highly topical and written with a unique insight into the navy, this blistering read will really get the adrenalin pumping! for 7.99

Painting Landscapes & Nature Professional watercolour artist Richard Bolton demonstrates how to capture the atmosphere, beauty and drama of skies, water, trees, hills and mountains in over 80 step-by-step photographs. for 7.99

Larousse Gastronomique Recipe Collection Larousse Gastronomique is known throughout the world for its authoritative and comprehensive collection of recipes. Now it is yours to own in these beautifully designed and handy volumes. for 25.0

PS I Love You In the third part of Lilian Harry?s hugely entertaining, vividly written Corner House Girls series, the Nippies must make life-changing personal sacrifices as they contribute to the war effort . . . for 9.99

John Piper in the Thirties To many, John Piper was the most versatile British artist of the 20th century. Marking the centenary of his birth, this book looks at a crucial period of the artist?s development. for 23.95

Hornchurch Eagles (Volume 3) The concluding volume of Richard Smith?s definitive trilogy on RAF Hornchurch features the entire lives and flying careers (both pre- and post-war) of eight of the pilots who flew from there. for 13.99

Dictionary of European Land Battles This is an essential reference book containing concise and informative reviews of all the significant land battles in Europe, from the Great Peloponnesian War to the Second World War. for 15.99

The Children's Hour Novels as breathtakingly brilliant as this come along only very rarely. Beautifully written and with a plot that constantly twists and turns unexpectedly, it is nostalgic, romantic and suspenseful ? totally unputdownable! for 7.99

Night Watch Master of comic fantasy Terry Pratchett unleashes an irrepressible City Watch tale with an unexpected, timely twist, set on the spherically challenged, turtle-powered Discworld! for 9.99

Year Of Our War A stunning and truly original debut, set in an astonishing and fabulous world of breathtaking beauty which is inhabited by immortals, exotic peoples and terrifying insect invaders. for 7.99

Windows XP & Office 2003 Keyboard Shortcuts Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Office come with built-in keyboard shortcuts that most of us never learn. Find out what the shortcuts are and what they do and use them to customise functions for your own needs. for 5.99

Behind The Scenes at the Museum The modern classic which propelled Kate Atkinson into the limelight, earning her the Whitbread Book of the Year Award in 1995.

for 7.99

Alice in Jeopardy This truly gripping novel centring on a mother?s search for her missing children is jam-packed with twists and turns and demonstrates a masterful crime author at the top of his game. for 8.99

It's a Big World, Charlie Brown Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the rest of the Peanuts gang are on top form in this brand new collection of classic comic strip favourites from the pen of Charles M. Schulz. for 7.99

Cosa Nostra The Sicilian Mafia is the world?s most famous, most secretive and most misunderstood criminal fraternity. Cosa Nostra is the first book outside Italy to fully reconstruct its fascinating story.

for 15.99

Amiens 1918 Thirty years in the writing, Amiens 1918 is the first book to study the battle in minute detail. The authors take us on a vivid journey into the trenches, the tanks and the cockpits. for 19.99

The Writer's Handbook 2003 Now in its 16th bestselling year, this new edition of the complete reference for wordsmiths of all kinds contains more than 5,500 entries, covering every area of creative writing. for 9.99

The Water Room Christopher Fowler first introduced his wonderfully original detective duo Arthur Bryant and John May in the acclaimed Full Dark House. Now the intrepid pair return for another darkly humorous and highly unusual case. for 8.99

Kate's Daughter Written by a bestselling author who was a close friend and colleague of Catherine Cookson, this touching, unflinching biography gets right to the heart of the late author?s troubled and complex life story. for 14.99

Inside the Body Using the latest imaging techniques, this large, full-colour book shows you the human anatomy as you?ve never seen it before in a stunning journey through the inner you. for 19.99

J2EE: The Complete Reference The only J2EE book structured as a true reference with a standard format that addresses each Java API. This will appeal to Java programmers of all levels and experienced developers alike. for 26.99

Modelling Aspects of the Coal Industry Modelling coal mines can be one of the hobby?s most enjoyable and easiest aspects. This helpful account deals both with modelling and the history and every facet of the coal mining industry.

for 15.99

The Moundbuilders Through the latest archaeological research, this eye-opening account throws new light on the remarkable earthen mounds found in North America?s ?eastern woodlands? and those who built them. for 21.5

Dead Heat Caroline Carver won the CWA?s Debut Dagger for Blood Junction and her second novel, a fast and exciting thriller set in the wilds of Northern Queensland, is sure to win her even more fans. for 7.99

Drinking Coffee Elsewhere ZZ Packer is considered to be a major new voice in American fiction. Drinking Coffee Elsewhere, her UK debut collection of short stories, explains why. A startling reflection of life in modern America. for 6.99

Transformers: The Ultimate Guide The most detailed guide ever to the amazing Transformers. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the 80?s phenomenon, this guide is a must addition to every fan's collection. for 10.99

Wish You Were Here Douglas Adams?s first publisher and long-term friend reveals the man behind the phenomenon of The Hitchhiker?s Guide to the Galaxy in an affectionate and uniquely authoritative official biography. for 14.99

In Search of British Heroes Acclaimed Time Team presenter Tony Robinson explores the compelling stories of five legendary figures of British history in this lively companion to the Channel 4 series Fact or Fiction. for 14.99

Tangram Puzzles Open this book plus de luxe tangram set and you may not be able to put it away! Solved alone or with friends, these puzzles are great for building abstract reasoning skills. for 8.99

My Sister's Keeper New to the UK in 2004! This wonderful writer, already a massive bestseller around the world, tackles a hugely controversial issue and puts it in the context of real life. for 4.99

London Buses Around Surrey London Transport has long provided the bulk of bus services in Surrey and the area around. The superb photographs in this collection provide a colourful portrait of the period from 1933 to 1970. for 11.99

Blue Horizon Tom and Dorian Courtney sacrificed much to reach the Cape of Good Hope in Monsoon. Now the next generation of Courtneys seek their fortunes in the untouched heart of southern Africa. for 9.99

Echoes With over 530 million books sold, Danielle Steel needs no introduction! Set against a vivid historical background, Echoes is a compelling story of a mother?s love and a daughter?s courage. for 9.99

The Gi Diet Based on the simple principle that foods with a high G.I. promote weight gain while foods with a low G.I. encourage weight loss, Rick Gallop has created the easiest eating plan possible by listing foods according to their G.I. ratings. for 5.99

Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint Rather than cover every last option PowerPoint offers, author Tom Negrino steps you through on a single, basic presentation, showing the quickest, easiest, most effective way to communicate your ideas. for 7.99

Never Surrender Michael Dobbs continues the success of Winston?s War with the second part of his trilogy focusing on our Greatest Briton. Tense, exciting and well-paced, Dobbs has brilliantly recreated Churchill?s ? and Britain?s ? darkest hours. for 10.99

The Food Of Love Beautifully written, romantic and full of delicious Italian recipes, Anthony Capella?s debut novel is totally enchanting. Perfect for fans of Chocolat, The Food of Love will make ideal holiday reading. for 7.99

Advanced Ship Modelling Are you a ship modeller looking for that extra challenge? Based on Brian King?s 25 years of experience, this guide to advanced theory and practice will help you build the perfect model! for 11.95

The Edwardian Country House From the makers of The 1900 House and The 1940s House, this fascinating, stunningly illustrated book is a behind-the-scenes look at Channel 4?s latest living experiment. for 14.99

Moneymaking Antiques for the Future Discover how to spot the glint of gold amongst the rubbish with the help of antiques expert Tim Wonnacott. Tim has made a career of predicting which collectables will rise in value. for 11.99

Kylie: Naked Who is the girl behind the glitz and glamour? Find out in this intimate, revealing portrait of Pop Princess Kylie Minogue. for 10.99

Life Expectancy Master of apocalyptic horror Dean Koontz returns to wreak mayhem on your sleeping patterns with his new thriller. Powerful and highly charged, Life Expectancy is a one-sitting read. for 8.99

Jack The Ripper: The Facts The case of Jack the Ripper remains the greatest unsolved true-crime story of all time. Using contemporary documents, this is an updated classic account of the notorious murders of 1888. for 15.99

Art by Film Directors For the first time, film writer Karl French presents the exciting, diverse artwork of over 20 international directors, offering a fascinating new perspective on their work. for 20.0

A Rhyming History of Britain 55 BC?1966 AD In the irrepressible style of the classic 1066 And All That, this highly innovative and entertaining book (which features humorous line drawings) provides a concise history of Britain in verse. for 7.99

*Think Yourself Trim Gloria Thomas, bestselling author of 10 Minute Tums and Bums, offers a revolutionary new programme to help you combat destructive eating habits and get trim ? from the inside out. for 6.99

44 Scotland Street Alexander McCall Smith?s own Tales of the City focus on a house in his native Edinburgh. First serialised in the Scotsman, this collection will soon be a major television series. for 5.99

FIGHTING DIRTY: The Inside Story of Covert Operations from Ho Chi Minh to Osama bin Laden Most of the fighting since the end of WWII has been what defence analysts call ?low-intensity conflict? between special forces and various guerrillas, insurgents or terrorists. Peter Harclerode takes the gloves off to depict the truth behind these dirty w for 14.99

Where the Wild Things Are Winner of the Caldecott Medal in 1964, Where the Wild Things Are continues to delight one generation after another thanks its unique illustrations and wonderfully atmospheric story. for 3.65

Buonissimo Taking its title from the Italian word for extremely delicious, this book presents a selection of fantastico recipes from the country?s top chefs, including pizzas, pastas, main courses and salads. for 12.99

Entombed Former prosecutor Linda Fairstein has crafted a chilling new case for Assistant DA Alexandra Cooper. Blending her expert experience and knowledge with a brilliant narrative talent, Fairstein really stands out from the criminal crowd. for 8.99

Adored Make space at the lunch table, Jilly Cooper and Jackie Collins . . . there?s a new girl in town! Glam, brilliant, sister-of-Louise Tilly Bagshawe has come up with the sexiest, wickedest most unputdownable debut of 2005. for 7.99

Mastering Microsoft Outlook 2002 Business Coverage for Business Users for 22.99

Medieval Scotland Ranging from the Picts to Scotland?s ?Great War?, this lucid account explores medieval Scotland?s distinctive nature, and asks why the Scots? history diverged from that of other northern Celtic peoples. for 19.99

Daughters Of Eden Charlotte Bingham is a wonderful storyteller with a real flair for creating atmosphere and unforgettable characters. This compelling wartime romance follows the lives and loves of four young women. for 10.99

Men Of Iron Isambard Kingdom Brunel was Victorian engineering?s greatest figure. This companion to the major Channel 4 TV series examines his remarkable feats and those of his most notable contemporaries. for 14.99

What If? America The third volume in the bestselling series of historical ?what ifs?? is a compelling collection of essays in which key contemporary historians speculate about the turning points of the USA?s past. for 14.99

In the Presence Of My Foes This wartime escape memoir ranks with the finest. Seriously wounded and captured at Calais, the author, Gris Davies-Scourfield, recovered to escape from his PoW camp in a load of rubbish. for 15.99

The Facts behind the Helsinki Roccamatios and other stories With this collection of short stories from his earlier work, Booker Prize-winner Martel guides us though new emotional landscapes. A superb testament to a writer at the height of his powers. for 7.99

Gone for Good Featuring the same thrilling twists that made his huge bestseller Tell No One so outstanding, Harlan Coben returns with a powerful and moving follow-up. for 7.99

London Transport In Exile: 1950s and 1960s During the 1950s and ?60s, many ex-London Transport PSVs ended up in service outside the metropolis. Many previously unpublished photographs feature in this revealing pictorial survey.

for 11.99

Natural Beauty In this sensitive, sensual collection, the award-winning photographer reveals exactly why he is known as ?the master of mood?. Alongside nude studies, there are works that feature calming landscapes and flowers. for 23.95

Wicked Beauty Laurie Forbes, the determined investigative journalist from Silent Truths, returns in another addictively heady cocktail of political intrigue and sexual obsession from the queen of the British blockbuster. for 4.99

Great Excavations Archaeology has transformed our ideas of who we are and where we come from. This beautifully illustrated volume traces archaeology from its inception in 18th-century Pompeii to the present day. for 14.99

No Second Chance No Second Chance cements Harlan Coben?s position at the top of the crime writers? pantheon after the success of Tell No One and Gone for Good. for 8.99

Sams Teach Yourself to Create Web Pages in 24 Hours SAMS Teach Yourself to Create Web Pages in 24 Hours is a logical, step-by-step guide to using the WYSIWYG utility Netscape Composer to create great results that will amaze beginners within minutes of starting out. for 15.99

The Battlefield Walker's Handbook Written by highly regarded military historian and experienced soldier Donald Featherstone, The Battlefield Walker?s Handbook is an essential guide for anyone with an interest in this popular pastime. for 11.99

Art Of Del Nido For those of you who like your fantasy art strong, sultry and scantily clad, this book is an essential addition to your bedside draw . . . sorry, bookshelf! for 11.99

The Inner Circle The life and work of Alfred Kinsey, the man who transformed the sexual attitudes of post-war America with his groundbreaking books is brilliantly portrayed in this semi-fictional recreation. for 9.99

From Flanders To Florence In this exquisitely illustrated and lucidly written book, Paula Nuttall examines the ownership of Netherlandish paintings by Florentines and the impact this had on renaissance art. for 32.0

Sam's Letters to Jennifer With a tantalising mystery ingeniously linking two deeply moving love stories, Sam?s Letters to Jennifer combines gripping suspense with poignant emotion in an unforgettable read. for 9.99

Casa Moro Moro: The Cookbook caused a sensation in the culinary world when it was first published in 2001 and now authors and restaurant owners Sam and Sam Clark have returned with their eagerly anticipated second book. for 19.99

Borges Eternal Orang-Utans Are there two orang-utans or three? And what about the Japanese gentleman who gets knocked over twice? These bizarre questions will preoccupy you as you romp through Verissimo?s sparkling spoof on literary academia. for 7.99

Who Murdered Chaucer? Was medieval England?s greatest writer murdered? Why did his name disappear from all records in 1400? The intriguing mystery of Chaucer?s death is examined in this ground-breaking account. for 13.99

The Clan Of The Cave Bear Clan of the Cave Bear Jean M. Auel Ayla, a courageous young woman, is the heroine of this story which begins when she is a five-year-old orphan adopted by the Clan, a group of Neanderthals. At first Ayla inspires surprise, then wariness and finally accept for 5.99

Kushiel's Avatar Having lain with princes and pirate kings and battled an evil temptress, Carey?s extraordinary heroine PhFdre, for whom pain and pleasure are one, returns in the final book in the Kushiel?s Legacy trilogy. for 9.99

The Library of Alexandria The library of Alexandria was one of the late ancient world?s greatest cultural ornaments. This wide-ranging study examines its significance, from its foundation to its tragic destruction in AD 643. for 11.95

The Royal Tombs of Great Britain Drawing on primary source material, this well-illustrated book examines the long-neglected subject of the tombs of Great Britain?s monarchs from the seventh century AD to the Georgian era. for 20.0

Aviation Century: The Golden Age The Aviation Century series covers the development of manned flight from the early years through to WWII. Lavishly illustrated in colour throughout, the books celebrate the pioneers who made today?s supersonic age possible. for 19.99

DK Encyclopedia Of Dinosaurs And Prehistoric Life From dinosaurs to the dawn of mankind, here?s the ultimate prehistoric reference book. A fascinating insight into how life evolved over 400 million years. for 13.99

Bury The Chains Although 18th-century Britain dominated the transatlantic slave trade, things began to change in 1788. Bury the Chains tells the remarkable story of the determined men who sought to end slavery. for 15.99

Come On, Get Happy Want to inject more happiness into your life without spending a fortune on therapy? This fun-filled book is packed with 365 easy ways to make every day a happy day. for 7.99

Introducing Orchids Written by two of the world's leading orchid experts, Brian and Wilma Rittershausen, this beautifully illustrated book is packed with essential practical advice on all aspects of growing orchids. for 7.99

Small Island Winner of the Orange Prize for 2004 and the Whitbread Book of the Year, Small Island is definitely Andrea Levy?s Big Book. Drawing on her own family history, Levy weaves a post-war story like no other. for 3.99

Battle Tanks The Greenhill Military Manuals series continues with an in-depth look at today?s armoured fighting machines. Each entry includes a detailed profile, photographs, a description of key features and technical specifications. for 11.99

Blink In his fascinating new book, Malcolm Gladwell, author of the bestselling The Tipping Point, examines the phenomena of snap-decision making and how it can help you in your personal and professional life. for 8.5

Greed Chris Ryan is the foremost writer of SAS action thrillers. Greed combines his intimate knowledge of action combat with a driving plot to create an explosive take of betrayal. for 9.99

Chess: Self-Tutor If you enjoy a game of chess but don?t win as often as you?d like, this classic manual will show you all the right moves. for 13.99

Inside Anne Frank's House Published to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Anne Frank?s birth, this superbly illustrated volume is the first full-colour celebration of the legacy of Anne and her famous Amsterdam house. for 23.99

Dr Johnson's Dictionary In the mid-18th century, Dr Johnson succeeded in writing the first great dictionary of the English language. The full story of his remarkable achievement is told in this highly entertaining account for 6.99

How To Eat Three hundred and fifty recipes allow for almost a whole year's worth of family meals. This is a book rooted in the home, that understands our need to balance making and enjoying good food with the demands of daily living. for 10.99

Hiding The Elephant The story of the legendary figures of the golden age of magic, from Professor John Henry Pepper, the first man to create ghosts onstage, to P. T. Selbit, who devised the ?Sawing Through a Lady? illusion. for 11.99

Usborne Touchy Feely Puppies Fluffy Ears and Fuzzy Tummies

There are pages full of fluffy, furry, fuzzy puppies in this playful picture book! Describe the colours, textures and opposites, or just find and feel the different materials. for 6.99

Scorched Earth After The End of the War the pressure was on for David L. Robbins to repeat his success. Scorched Earth takes him into a conflict of a different nature in the Deep South. for 7.99

Father Unknown What would you do if you suddenly discovered shocking secrets about your family?

That?s the situation that confronts Daisy Buchan in Lesley Pearse?s spellbinding, intensely moving story of human frailty and family conflict. for 9.99

All Messed Up: Unpredictable Graphics This quirky book heaps some rare praise on the randomly beautiful effects an error can have on a piece of graphic design, and challenges the preconception that such mishaps are wrong. for 22.0

Second Chance Released on 2nd April 2002, master of suspense James Patterson enters a horrifying underworld with this second thriller in his dazzling new Women's Murder Club series. for 9.99

The Secrets of Jin-Shei Brimming with drama, conflict and a wonderful cast of characters, this enthralling page-turner tells the story of a remarkable group of women, set against the exotic background of medieval China. for 10.99

A Cuckoo In Candle Lane Set in post-war Battersea, Kitty Neale?s powerful debut novel boasts all the classic saga ingredients ? family drama, romance, authenticity and courageous female characters. Perfect for fans of Maureen Lee and Sally Worboyes. for 9.99

Legends of Dune: The Butlerian Jihad Expanding on the extensive notes used by Frank Herbert during the creation of Dune, the same team behind the bestselling Prelude to Dune series continue to build on a great sci-fi legacy. for 9.99

Kipper Story Collection+CD A favourite around the world, Kipper is one of Mick Inkpen?s most popular characters, Existing fans and newcomers alike will adore The Little Kipper Collection book and CD set. for 11.98

Rails Around Belfast At the beginning of the 20th century, Belfast was served by three independent railways. The extensive railway network around Ireland?s second largest city is examined in this superb volume. for 10.99

Fabulous at Fifty and Beyond Written by the much-loved ? and well-preserved ? Angela Rippon, this no-nonsense health and beauty guide is an essential read for middle aged women who want to look and feel fantastic! for 12.99

Medusa Michael Dibdin?s Italian detective Aurelio Zen is one of the best-realised and best-loved characters in modern crime fiction. This slick, sophisticated investigation of a long-buried crime will keep you enthralled. for 9.99

Moon Watcher?s Companion This unique word-of-mouth bestseller draws on lunar science, myth, folklore and poetry from around the world to examine the strange power and ancient beliefs associated with the moon. for 7.99

The Electric Michelangelo Sarah Hall?s unique vision and vivid, sensual prose takes us on a epic journey from desolate Morecambe Bay in North West England to the tawdry glamour of Coney Island in the 1920s.


Shortlisted for the MAN Booker Prize 2004. for 7.99

The Longest Night In this magisterial account, which is the most comprehensive single-volume study available, the events of the American Civil War are narrated from a military perspective. for 14.99

How To Read A Church This lively, accessible guide to the images, symbols and meanings in churches and cathedrals will fascinate anyone who wants to know more about these incredible buildings. for 7.99

Basquiat The astonishing career of Jean-Michel Basquiat, the graffiti artist turned neo-expressionist who became the darling of the 1980s New York art world, is celebrated in this wonderful retrospective. for 23.95

The Family Tree Is our fate pre-determined by our DNA, or are we shaped by our families, our culture, our loves? In this tragicomic family story, Carole Cadwalladr tackles these questions with warmth, wit and compassion.

for 7.99

Recursion This wonderfully inventive debut, vast in its scope and ideas and with elements of Big Brother, will appeal to fans of Michael Moorcock, Stephen Baxter and Alastair Reynolds. for 8.99

DK Eyewitness: Medieval Life Perfect for young readers, this spectacular book contains over 300 colour photographs and easy-to-follow text. for 4.49

Illywhacker First published in 1985, Illywhacker was further evidence of Carey?s standing as one of the foremost contemporary novelists. Inventive, outlandish and very funny, it is a dazzling feat of imaginative writing. for 4.99

Boy Soldiers of the Great War This is a groundbreaking oral history of the half a million boy soldiers who fought in the trenches, and also the many underage girls who braved the firing line as voluntary nurses. for 8.0

Beginning PHP, Apache and MySQL Web Development Beginning PHP, Apache and MySQL Web Development expertly enables programmers to quickly create a professional looking, functional site using the open source model while showing how to build two fully functioning applications on Linux or Windows. for 20.99

The Open Door/ Wings of the Morning Beryl Matthews is a brilliant newcomer. Her warm, wise London sagas feature heroines inspired by her own indomitable mother. Don?t miss this exclusive double introduction to the Webster family series. for 8.98

Nights In Rodanthe From the US bestselling author Nicholas Sparks, this emotionally charged story of hope, joy, sacrifice and forgiveness is a moving reminder that love often comes when we least expect it. for 7.99

The Food of Spain and Portugal Renowned food writer Elisabeth Luard takes her passion for food to the sun-baked lands of Spain and Portugal in this stunning celebration of their delicious and varied regional cuisine. for 19.99

The Privilege of Youth Revealing a previously unknown chapter of his youth, this powerful new addition to Dave Pelzer?s trilogy of memoirs will be essential reading for anyone who has been touched by his previous bestsellers. for 10.99

Welfare Of The Dead Lee Jackson?s Inspector Decimus Webb returns to guide readers through the dark alleys and gas-lit parlours of nineteenth-century London. A meticulously researched and beautifully crafted Victorian murder mystery. for 6.49

Time Of Arrival If you like Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy, you?ll love this spellbinding, dramatic tale of love and loss from the increasingly popular Susan Sallis. Read it and you?ll see just why she is a Sunday Times bestselling author. for 9.99

Lemon Table Reading one of Julian Barnes? stories is like going for a short journey in a beautiful, impeccably tuned Jaguar, with an expert behind the wheel. Each story is a gem. for 10.99

Massage Secrets for Lovers Rub, stroke and knead your love life into a new, spiritual dimension with this exciting, explicit and deeply intimate book on erotic massage, written by sexual-health expert Dr Andrew Stanway. for 9.99

Evidence for the Sixth Sense In the spellbinding sequel to her bestselling book Divine Intervention, Hazel Courteney becomes a true spiritual tourist in order to discover why and how she gained and lost her spiritual powers. for 7.99

Drive & Memory Troubleshooting Pocket Reference Bestselling author and computer professional Stephen Bigelow fills each page with practical advice for fast solutions to storage sysem problems. for 8.99

The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book This is the bestselling Windows FAQ book, completely revised and updated ? a more refined, expanded and informative version of the author?s own highly acclaimed Windows FAQ website. for 25.99

Middlemere With a heroine you?ll warm to straight away and a dramatic opening chapter, this is a compelling novel of passion, revenge and redemption from the bestselling author of Written on Glass. for 9.99

Inside Javascript If you?re taking your first steps in JavaScript and want to know how best to use it with other web technologies, then start with Inside JavaScript. for 28.99

Kiss And A Promise Katie Flynn is growing enormously in popularity and is described as ?one of the best Liverpool writers? by the Liverpool Echo (and who should know better?). for 10.99

RHS Garden Plants and Flowers Create your dream garden with this inspirational plant-by-plant guide showing you what to grow and how to grow it, from the world?s most authoritative source of gardening advice. for 14.99

In A Good Light We?re sure that this funny, poignant coming-of-age love story will win Clare Chambers a whole new readership. Beautifully written, deeply moving and acutely perceptive, it is an enchanting read. for 7.99

Astonishing Splashes of Colour With its themes of identity and loss, this is a profound yet witty debut.
Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, 2003. for 4.99

Imperial Legend Did Tsar Alexander I of Russia fake his own death in 1824? Through a compelling examination of the sources, this intriguing narrative presents an astonishing historical detective story. for 15.99

PC Fear Factor Prepare for PC armageddon for 13.99

Not Safe After Dark Peter Robinson has attained both commercial and critical success with his superb Inspector Banks novels. Here he presents a stunning collection of short stories that will challenge everything we take for granted. for 10.99

Design & the Decorative Arts: Georgian Britain 1714 -1837 The Georgian section of the V&A's renowned Design and the Decorative Arts, Britain 1500 -1900 is available here as a separate volume in paperback for the first time.
for 15.95

In Deadly Combat Gottlob Bidermann served on the Eastern Front between 1941 and 1945. In this riveting and reflective memoir, he conveys the theatre?s brutality as never previously detailed in English. for 14.99

Spearhead 15: Condor legion The Spearhead series looks at the cutting edge of war, focusing on units that operated independently in the forefront of battle. This title studies the Condor Legion, the Nazi force that fought with the Nationalists in the Spanish Civil War. for 9.99

The South Beach Diet Cookbook Follow the South Beach Diet and you?ll not only lose between 8 and 12lb in the first two weeks but you?ll reduce your risk of heart attack, stroke and diabetes too. Now available in paperback. for 4.39

I Can Make You Thin Paul McKenna has developed a revolutionary weight-loss system that re-patterns your thoughts and beliefs about yourself, your health and food, so you can take control of your diet, and lose weight permanently. for 3.99

The Delia Collection: Chicken Chicken is one of our most popular dishes and in her new book, Delia has compiled 50 recipes, either brand new or favourites from her previous titles and magazines, to jazz up this everyday meal. for 7.99

What The Tudors & Stuarts Did For Us In this entertaining companion to the BBC series, acclaimed TV presenter Adam Hart-Davis details the extraordinary innovations and achievements of the age of the Tudors and Stuarts. for 13.99