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The Play Ethic This zeitgeist-defining book explores the real meaning of play i.e. as something so much more than what we simply do for pleasure, and challenges everything we know about work, rest and play. for 9.99

Simple Model Railway Layouts Drawing on his vast experience, leading modelling expert Trevor Booth offers ten simple but effective layouts for those who believe they don?t have the space at home for a model railway.

for 12.99

A Crowning Mercy Now revealed to be written by leading historical novelist Bernard Cornwell and his wife Judy under the pen name Susannah Kells, this thrilling romantic adventure gets a welcome reissue. for 10.99

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The new, revised edition of The Discworld Companion is a hilarious guide to all things remotely Discworldian. With all that unpredictability and magic flying around, you?ll need this guide for safety?s sake! for 9.99

Images of War: Battle of the Bulge All the drama of the Battle of the Bulge is captured in brilliant black and white photographs in this book. Many images, from previously untapped US archives, have never before been made available for public consumption. for 9.99

Dilly Duckling Jane Chapman?s exceptional artwork and a delightfully fuzzy, tactile main character are just two of the reasons to love this touching storybook about the little hurdles of growing up. for 3.65

Sons Of The Reich From the club bestselling author of The Devil?s Adjutant comes this authoritative history of the Divisions of II SS Panzer Corps from March 1944 to the capitulation of Germany. for 14.99

RHS Fruit And Vegetable Gardening This trusty, no-nonsense guide from the RHS provides all you need to know about growing your own fruit and vegetables. for 14.99

The Last Voyage Of The Valentina Santa Montefiore?s magnificent new novel ? an epic romance with a dark undercurrent of suspense
? brilliantly captures the atmosphere of London in the Swinging Sixties and Italy under wartime occupation.
for 9.99

Secrets of Rue St Roch In this first full account of an Allied spying operation behind enemy lines in WWI, Janet Morgan tells the colourful story of how British Military Intelligence set up a secret headquarters at 14 Rue St Roch in Paris. for 14.99

The Red Queen Margaret Drabble is one of Britain?s foremost literary novelists. Her career has spanned four award-winning decades, and this compelling new book will win her legions of new fans. for 9.99

Coastal Command 1939-45 Coastal Command played a critical role in the Royal Air Force?s World War II military efforts. Of the 727 U-boats sunk during the war, its aircraft sunk no fewer than 192. for 15.99

The World According To Garp The novel that earned John Irving international renown ? a breathtaking, hilarious, roller-coaster ride of a book, dealing with everything from love to lust to the complicated business of life in general. for 4.99

Angels Passing Following on from Turnstone and The Take, this superb police procedural thriller is Graham Hurley?s most ambitious novel yet and should provide his mainstream breakthrough. for 8.99

X-Treme Latin The perfect gift for the discriminating linguist, X-Treme Latin lets you unleash your inner gladiator with hundreds of funny, crude, and often downright offensive, modern putdowns and comebacks. for 7.99

Acorna's Triumph Science fiction legend Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough continue the popular Acorna series with this seventh book recounting the ongoing adventures of the redoubtable unicorn girl. for 3.5

Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror: Fun-Filled Frightfest In the throat-throttling tradition of The Simpsons? annual ?Treehouse of Horror? episodes, comes a third and final collection of hell-arious Halloween humour and comic strips from the genius mind of Matt Groening. for 9.99

Luftwaffe Fighter Ace The memoir of Norbert Hannig makes for fascinating and highly informative reading on an aspect of the 1939-45 campaign not often covered in the English language; the Luftwaffe?s campaign against the Soviet Union. for 14.99

Bridges that Change the World This unique chronological survey of 50 of the world?s great bridges shows how bridge technology has developed over the centuries in an informative text and stunning colour photographs. for 17.95

Now We Are Sixty (And A Bit) From the same author who brought us the hilarious bestseller Now We Are Sixty, comes a further collection of witty verse inspired by the classic poems of A. A. Milne. for 7.99

The Guerilla Film Makers Movie Blueprint The ?micro-budget guru? and co-author of The Guerilla Film Maker?s Handbook brings you an entertaining, irreverent and completely practical A to Z guide to the whole filmmaking process. for 14.99

Wolves Eat Dogs Martin Cruz Smith raised the thriller genre to new heights with his classic Gorky Park. Fans will love this cracking new case for Arkady Renko, as will anyone who enjoys well-crafted, intelligent thrillers. for 7.19

Camera Craft: Landscapes Camera Craft: Landscapes is a collection of scenic pictures from some of the country?s leading photographers, with useful notes about what inspired them to take the shot and how they overcame any technical problems. for 12.95

The Life Of Jesus Published in a magnificent large format and packed with evocative illustrations, this full-colour volume from Dorling Kindersley retells the most important episodes from Jesus? life.

for 10.99

The Big Show Pierre Clostermann became one of the RAF?s top scoring aces during World War II. Drawn from his wartime diary, here is a million-selling classic account of war in the air. for 12.99

The Magdalene Legacy What is the secret of Mary Magdalene? This provocative investigation presents convincing evidence on her mysterious life and lineage, while exposing an astonishing 2,000-year-old conspiracy. for 14.99

Beatrix Potter Complete Tales Now all Potter?s twenty-three Peter Rabbit tales and verses have been brought together with previously unpublished stories in one lavish volume. for 19.99

Mind Wide Open Journalist Steven Johnson embarks on a quest to discover exactly how and why his brain works. Get lost in his highly-entertaining Bill Bryson-like odyssey and find out how everyone?s brain profile is unique. for 13.99

Along Artistic Lines Compiled by the National Railway Museum and Guild of Railway Artists, this companion to a major NRM exhibition is a superb anthology of many of the finest railway paintings ever produced. for 25.0

English Country Churches There are few sights more evocative of England than the village church. Showing the diversity of ecclesiastical architecture, this is a beautifully illustrated celebration of English country churches. for 6.99

Revise AS Maths 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

Elizabeth I Leading Tudor historian David Loades brings to life every aspect of the eventful Elizabethan era through full-colour reproduction of priceless original documents held at the National Archives. for 10.99

XML Bible 2nd Edition Based on the latest World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) XML standards, this book takes you step-by-step through everything you need to know to put XML to work, from the fundamentals of the XML language to document construction and simple XML-based solutions f for 27.99

DK Eyewitness Guide to Paris 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

The Reclaimers Accompanying a new BBC2 series, this stunningly illustrated book is packed with practical, inspirational ideas on how to carry out stylish home makeovers using architectural features and artefacts salvaged from old buildings. for 9.99

New London Interiors This breathtaking, electrifying book is so cutting-edge that it should come with a health warning! The essential inspiration and sourcebook for contemporary ?lifestylists?, it only features 21st century projects. for 23.95

Gardening from Berryfields Gardener?s World presenter Monty Don takes readers through his personal highlights of life at Berryfields, the show?s garden, offering practical advice and inspiring ideas in this beautifully designed and illustrated book. for 8.0

* For Love Or Money This engrossing new saga set in 1950s Southampton blends the warmth and atmosphere of a Josephine Cox with the uncompromising grit of Martina Cole ? a winning combination! for 10.99

Urban Legends Guaranteed to enlighten, amuse and shock, this endlessly browsable book features 100s of tragic errors, misjudgements, wild coincidences, scams and spooky happenings that just might be true. for 9.99

Lockheed Blackbird For the first time ever, this book tells the full story of just how the SR-71 harnessed its awesome performance capability to secure the intelligence demanded by Washington. for 20.99

Sixty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong What is it about the French? Canadian authors Nadeau and Barlow take us on a highly-readable journey into the heart and soul of Frenchness, guiding us through historical events, ideas and achievements to discover the truth. for 7.99

Cross Stitch Characters Bring your favourite characters ? from Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs to Wallace and Gromit ? vividly to life in over 40 cross-stitch designs. A perfect source of gift ideas for the young at heart! for 13.99

Next Steps in Railway Modelling In this lavishly illustrated sequel to the bestselling First Steps in Railway Modelling, leading model-railway writer Chris Ellis takes newcomers to the hobby onto the next level of proficiency. for 11.99

New Book Design This book showcases the most interesting, influential and accomplished book designs from the last ten years and features over 100 titles chosen for their outstanding design qualities. for 20.0

The Ledge Combining a quirky cast of characters and intriguing plot, this is the sharp, perceptive and gripping first novel from acclaimed writer Blanaid McKinney. for 8.99

The Trench (Pen & Sword) Meet the men behind the TV series, in this full history of the Tenth Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment (affectionately known as the ?Hull Pals?) between September 1914 and May 1919. for 9.95

A History Of Britain - Volume I Schama?s first volume examines Britain between the prehistoric era and the death of Elizabeth I. for 18.5

The Pinocchio Syndrome With the scientific smarts of Michael Crichton, the pace of Tom Clancy and the tension of Frederick Forsyth this electrifying new author certainly knows how to tell a story. for 9.99

Old Ironsides During the English Civil War Cromwell demonstrated a remarkable aptitude for soldiering and was a key force behind the New Model Army. This military biography reveals how and why he was so successful. for 11.99

Core Java 2 Volume 1 Fundamentals With the release of Core Java 2 comes the next level of Java programming. This book summarises the key changes of 1.4 J2SE, making the leap from 1.3 easier. for 27.99

Peace Kills In his latest collection of adventures, P.J. O?Rourke casts his mordant (and slightly blood-shot) eye on America?s recent foreign policy forays in the Middle East. This is classic O?Rourke. Outspoken, contentious and irresistibly funny. for 12.99

Classic Kits Take a trip down memory lane with this fun, unashamedly nostalgic history of model kits from manufacturers all over the world. It features scores of colour photographs of kits, box tops, books and magazines. for 15.99

Absolute Beginner?s Guide to Launching an eBay Business A real-world business book for the explosion of eBay entrepreneurs. for 10.99

Nelson's Daughter Miranda Hearn has breathed new life into the popular subject of Lord Nelson with this intriguing piece of historical fiction which focuses on the celebrated admiral?s lover and their child. for 9.99

The Hornbeam Tree From the bestselling author of Intimate Strangers and Wicked Beauty comes a compelling new novel about three women caught in a web of family wrangles and a terrorist investigation. for 7.99

Edward Hopper More than any other artist, the iconic 20th Century painter Edward Hopper (1882 - 1967), made the unique visual landscape of the American city his own. for 29.99

Mini C's Great Thai Dishes In 100 Great Thai Dishes, Mini C, owner of The Busabong, a well-known Thai restaurant in London, takes Thai cooking traditions and adapts them into a modern, enjoyable, quick and easy style. for 11.99

Shopaholic & Sister This hilarious trip to the high street and back is the brand new novel in Sophie Kinsella?s best-selling Shopaholic series. for 8.99

Becket's Crown The Gothic age produced some of England?s most gloriously rich and inspirational architecture and design. Paul Binski?s fascinating book offers a radical new perspective on English art, architecture, society and religion during the period. for 32.0

Re-Inventing Tara Ever wondered what the Heat and Hello! crowd have got to hide? This gloriously gossipy read about the ultimate makeover will make you wonder just what?s behind those designer smiles. for 4.49

A Haunt of Murder Canterbury Tales meets Tales from the Crypt in this ghostly tale of love and death, told around a campfire in a reputedly haunted Kent forest. for 9.99

Barry Trotter and the Shameless Parody In the tradition of Bored of the Rings, this is something special for both lovers and haters of the phenomenon that is Harry Potter (and all that goes with it). for 4.99

The Last Days of Henry VIII Based on years of original archival research and including many startling revelations, this brilliant popular history is a vivid account of the final years of England?s most despotic ruler. for 15.99

The War of the Flowers A dazzlingly masterpiece of invention reminiscent of Raymond E. Feist?s short story Faerie Tale, The War of the Flowers is the first stand-alone novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author Tad Williams. for 10.99

Brain Games for Preschoolers Written by Jane Kemp with childhood development expert Dr Dorothy Einon, Brain Games for Preschoolers includes over 200 fun games designed to expand mental, social and motor skills. for 7.99

Bravemouth Packed with personal anecdotes and insights, this is Mrs Billy Connolly?s remarkable follow-up to the mega-selling Billy ? a tale of her life with her husband in one extraordinary year. for 14.99

The Broken Gate The first in a historical trilogy following two families bound together by love and betrayal. With authentic historical settings and strong characters, this is a magnificent piece of storytelling. for 7.99

Ireland: a Novel In the great tradition of bardic verse and storytelling comes a truly definitive and heart-warming declaration of love to Eire. Bestselling author and beloved broadcaster Frank Delaney takes us on a magical journey through the centuries. for 9.99

Assault Division First published in 1947, and therefore not reliant on second-hand sources, this book is a classic of military writing. It tells the full story of one Division, the 3rd, from its preparations for D-Day through to the surrender of Germany. for 15.99

The Plot Against America Pulitzer-prize-winner Philip Roth?s position as a Master of American Letters is unassailable, and with this gripping new novel, he is at the height of his powers. This is a devastating, all-too-believable vision of an America that might have been. for 9.99

Abbeys & Monasteries Britain has hundreds of surviving examples of monastic buildings. Through lavish colour illustrations, this splendid volume demonstrates the rich architectural legacy of monasticism. for 7.99

Princesses Based on unparalleled access to original sources in the Royal Archives, this absorbing study shows how the outwardly repressed lives of George III?s six daughters were a cover for intrigue and scandal. for 20.0

Starting to Paint If you want to start painting and have decided on watercolour, then this is the book for you. Here you?ll receive a complete course in tips and techniques that will help you produce some impressive work. for 7.99

A Place Of Safety Natasha Cooper, who was short-listed for the CWA Dagger in the Library Award 2002, returns with a new case for feisty barrister Trish Maguire that goes deep into the murky side of the art world. for 7.99

Letts Revise Key Stage 3 Information and Communication Technology Students can get a thorough and stress-free preparation for Key Stage 3 Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in this fully updated revision aid from Letts. for 7.99

Beneath The Diamond Sky Incorporating elements of The Beach and The Lord of the Flies, Christopher Wakling?s intense, involving thriller brilliantly explores how different people react under extreme pressure. for 7.99

The Know-It-All Part memoir and part education (or lack thereof), The Know-It-All chronicles A. J. Jacobs?s hilarious and seemingly impossible quest to read the entire Encyclopedia Britannica from A to Z. for 4.39

Mind Maps At Work Want to get ahead in the world of work? Tony Buzan explains how mind maps can be used to tap into your brain's full potential, making you stand out from the rest! for 9.99

Whiteout Bestselling author Ken Follett has embarked on a new challenge with his latest novel. Blending human drama with scientific conspiracy, he has created a brilliantly readable and well-crafted thriller. for 10.99

Talon of the Silver Hawk The master of fantasy begins an exceptional new series set in the lands of Midkemia, featuring a number of new characters and old favourites for readers of Feist. for 8.99

The Eclipse of the Big Gun The period between 1906 and 1945 saw the evolution of the warship?s characteristic design. The age?s mighty vessels are examined in this extensively illustrated and detailed volume. for 12.99

Amagansett Mark Mills is an established screenwriter, and The Whaleboat House, his debut novel, has the evocative rhythm of a great film. As the mystery unravels, you will be irresistibly drawn into this dark little community. for 7.99

The Instant Cook Internationally acclaimed food writer Donna Hay shares 190 fast recipes in her stunning new book. Whether you want a casual supper for two or special dinner for eight, this collection provides the perfect meal. for 15.99

Phiz: The Man Who Drew Dickens Hablot Knight Browne (known as ?Phiz?) was celebrated as the illustrator of Dickens? fiction. Based on previously unpublished material, this vivid biography examines this fascinating figure.

for 15.99

Watchmen Comic-writing legend Alan Moore?s brilliant and intricate graphic novel redefined the conventions of the superhero and remains the benchmark by which all others are judged. A work of true genius. for 12.99

Computer Networking Essentials Computer Networking Essentials will provide students with the information that internet working professionals rely on, but at a more introductory level. for 28.99

The GWR Swindon to Bath Line The Swindon to Bath line was built by Brunel as the last link of the GWR between London, Bath and Bristol. Colin Maggs records its varied history in this comprehensive and well-illustrated account. for 15.99

Egypt from Alexander To the Copts The thousand years of Egyptian history from Alexander?s reign to the Arab conquest are rich in archaeological interest. Twelve experts employ the latest research to examine the period?s physical legacy. for 23.95

The Emperor's Last Victory
This is a major reappraisal of the Battle of Wagram by one of the world?s leading Napoleonic experts, and the first to tell the story from the perspective of both sides.
for 15.99

Fair Game Harriet has no interest in two-timing. John may be gorgeous, but he has a girlfriend, Nina. Even after discovering what Nina once did to her, Harriet resists. Still, surely one naughty night out won?t hurt . . . for 4.49

Why Buildings Fall Down In the companion volume to Why Buildings Stand Up, two world-renowned structural engineers take a fascinating look at what happens when engineers, architects and builders get things spectacularly wrong. for 8.99

Legends 2 Gathered together in one outstanding volume ? 11 breathtaking tales from the best writers in the Fantasy business, each contributing a special addition to the unique universe that has brought them acclaim. for 10.99

The Scar The tale begun in Perdido Street Station continues in this elaborate oceanborne fantasy from Arthur C. Clarke award-winning author China MiTville. for 10.99

The Children's Bible in 365 Stories Every day of the year can be a special one with this beautiful book of Bible stories. 365 of the most famous stories from both the Old and New Testaments are accompanied by stirring colour illustrations. for 8.99

The Kite Runner Khaled Hosseni?s tale of boyhood friendship shattered by the brutalities of conflict, is a very moving and beautifully told story that sheds light on the human tragedies of Afghanistan. for 6.25

The Other Wind The bestselling saga that started with A Wizard of Earthsea continues in this triumphant fifth novel in Ursula Le Guin?s much-acclaimed classic Earthsea series. for 7.99

The Exile Allan Folsom hit the big time with The Day After Tomorrow and now he returns with ferociously exciting new thriller. Gut-wrenchingly tense from the outset, The Exile is a must for fans of Robert Ludlum. for 8.99

Mind Maps For Kids: Rev Up For Revision Building on the groundbreaking ideas introduced in Mind Maps for Kids, this stand-alone book takes the stress out of studying and offers children fun, easy and hugely effective revision methods. for 9.99

Times Archaeology Of The World Using all the techniques available to the modern archaeologist a team of leading experts unravel the traces left by our ancestors, and reconstruct their story using hundreds of maps, illustrations, photographs and reconstructions of ancient sites. for 26.0

Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book Now in its 27th year of publication, Hugh Johnson?s authoritative work is deservedly regarded as the wine-lovers bible. Written with wit and extensive knowledge, this is the only annual wine guide you will need. for 7.99

Gardens Through Time Jane Owen and Diarmuid Gavin take us on a captivating tour through 200 years of gardening with the Royal Horticultural Society to discover how the gardeners, designers and botanists of the past have shaped the designs of today. for 19.99

Chambers Biographical Dictionary Extensively revised and updated to include hundreds of new entries, this invaluable reference from Chambers is the most comprehensive and authoritative single-volume biographical dictionary you can buy.

for 19.99

The Edwardians Edwardian Britain has generally been regarded as the 'last long summer afternoon? before the changes of the 20th century. Roy Hattersley reinterprets the age as one of turbulence and innovation. for 19.99

A Time of Peace From wonderfully gifted storyteller Beryl Matthews comes the third and final part of the trilogy about the Webster family, which began with The Open Door and continued with Wings of the Morning. for 9.99

Cassino Monte Cassino saw some of the hardest fighting of the Italian campaign. This book, part of Brassey?s ?Battles in Focus? series, evaluates the fighting forces, their weapons, their tactics and their commanders. for 11.99

Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors: The Official Guide If your roots lie in Scotland, then this updated guide (published in association with the National Archives of Scotland) will tell you everything you need to know in order to trace your ancestors. for 7.99

London: The Biography With this unique portrayal of life in London from the time of the Druids to the beginning of the 21st century, comes the culmination of Ackroyd?s lifelong preoccupation with the city he sees as a living organism. for 8.99

The War at Troy Based on Homer?s classic The Iliad, this first part of a two book series offers a thrilling retelling of the myths and legends that grew up around the Trojan War. for 10.99

The Monarchy of England Volume 1: The Beginnings How has the monarchy shaped England?s past? In this companion to the Channel 4 TV series, leading historian David Starkey gives a ground-breaking overview of the early kings and queens of England.

for 15.99

Soul Signs This bestselling British author, medium and healer opens our eyes to a whole new spiritual way of understanding the true nature, personality and purpose of our souls. for 6.99

Mirror Image/Beguiled/Just For One Night/Sea Change Here?s a great-value treat for all romantic fiction fans! Boasting memorable characters, exotic locations and intriguing plots, these four enchanting novels will keep you hooked to the last page. for 10.96

All The King's Women The popular perception of Charles II is that of a promiscuous libertine. A balanced view of his relationships with the women of his court is given in this fully researched account. for 12.99

Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones In this novelisation of the new Star Wars movie, set ten years after Star Wars: Episode I ? The Phantom Menace, Anakin Skywalker is a 20-year-old Padawan training under Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi. Distracted by his blossoming love for PadmT Amidala, and b for 9.99

The Golem's Eye Jonathan Stroud returns with the second unputdownable instalment of The Bartimaeus Trilogy, a witch?s brew of magic, adventure and humour featuring the world?s most sarcastic djinni. for 8.99

Marsha Mellow And Me Amy leads a double life and now she?s in big trouble in this sensational debut rom-com with a difference that shows how keeping secrets can be really painful and painfully funny. for 4.99

1759: The Year Britain Became Master of the World Known as the ?Year of Victories?, 1759 is arguably the most significant date in British history since 1066. This remarkable account re-creates this pivotal yet often overlooked 12-month period. for 15.99

Creative Code Digital design guru John Maeda?s compendium of the most advanced digital design ideas in the world, most being seen for the first time outside the famous M.I.T. Media Lab. for 14.95

Hornby Hornby charts the full story of this much-loved company, from inception through its heyday to its takeover by Tri-ang and, ultimately, its restoration as a 21st-century global brand. for 13.99

Frozen A haunting debut novel of psychological suspense, in the vein of Nicci French and Harlen Coben. By turns both chilling and moving, Richard B. Ward has crafted a truly compelling and memorable thriller. for 7.99

Feast A feast for the eyes as well as the stomach, Nigella's gorgeous new book is as much of a pleasure to read as it is to cook from. for 12.99

Mercator A vivid biographical account of the greatest mapmaker in history, which places his achievements against the colourful background of the Age of Discovery. For those who were gripped by Longitude. for 12.99

Incubus Dreams In a world where creatures of the night have civil rights, Anita Blake is a vampire hunter and an animator. Between raising the dead and killing the undead, she?s a busy girl! for 7.99

The Court Of The Caliphs The rule of the Abbasid Caliphate between AD 750 and the 940s is regarded as a golden era of the Islamic lands. This sweeping narrative traces the dramatic rise and fall of this exotic dynasty. for 15.99

Seeking Catherine Cookson's 'Da' A must for Catherine Cookson fans, this fascinating book combines a gripping a real life detective story with a revealing biography as Kathleen Jones endeavours to track down Cookson?s unknown father. for 11.99

MCSE Windows Server 2003 Core Exams Bundle This MCSE Training Guide offers complete coverage of exams 70-290, 70-291, 70-293, & 70-294. Compared to buying books separately at full retail price it provides great value as this bundle gives you 4 books for the price of 3. for 79.5

Lost Worlds In this delightfully quirky miscellany, Independent on Sunday columnist Michael Bywater pays tribute to all those things that no longer exist, from the personal to the universal. for 9.99

Shakespeare's Stories Critically acclaimed author Beverley Birch and artist James Mayhew make five of Shakespeare?s plays accessible to today?s young readers while retaining much of the original beautiful language. for 6.99

English Cathedrals: A History English cathedrals are the greatest collective work of art and architecture in Britain. This expert study describes their foundation, construction and decoration and the events associated with them. for 20.0

The Story House Vivian French?s purpose-built treasury is home to 52 related tales, full of magic and charm. Selina Young?s delightful pictures make this a collection to keep always by the bedside. for 12.99

The Three Little Wolves and The Big Bad Pig + CD Children will fall about laughing on their chinny-chin-chins reading this hilarious picture story. A delight for all the family, illustrated by Helen Oxenbury and read aloud by Brian Bowles on the accompanying CD. for 6.99

The Terrible Teens Advice on those tricky teenage years has been thin on the ground, until now. Packed with information and advice, The Terrible Teens will reassure those parents anxious about this tense period. for 6.99

Collins Complete DIY Manual No need to call in the professionals. If you have a problem around the house ? whether it?s a leaky tap, blown fuse or burst water pipe ? you?ll find all the solutions you need in Collins Complete DIY Manual. for 19.99

My Little Library Can you cram a child?s whole world into one box of books? My Little Library does! Gorgeous colours and happy characters make this a truly fun and stimulating first-learning set. for 11.99

The Italian Quarter For anyone who loved Lucia Lucia, or who comes from a large and noisy family, or has loved Italy, Domenica de Rosa?s debut novel is a warm and satisfying tale of Italian immigrants to London. for 8.99

Poirot: The Perfect Murders Agatha Christie?s Poirot has proven to be one of crime fiction?s most enduring icons. This stylish new collection brings together four of the meticulous Belgian detective?s classic cases. for 7.99

Slang Down The Ages For word-lovers, writers, crossword-addicts and compulsive browsers, this updated history of the development of slang provides a fascinating and enjoyable guide to our changing language. for 7.99

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

The Taking From the master of our darkest dreams, Koontz?s new supernatural thriller is the story of a world facing extermination as the apocalypse descends on Main Street, California. for 10.99

Isabel's Daughter This colourful and absorbing new novel from the bestselling author of Bread Alone is an intelligent, warm and wholly satisfying read in the Anita Shreve tradition. for 7.99

AA Spiral Guide Paris 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

A Widow For A Year A multi-layered love story of remarkable, emotional intensity. Sensual, ribald, and written with sensitive humour, this is a moving study of the passage of time and the search for happiness. for 4.99

Constance & Faith In a change of direction from her previous novels, Victoria Routledge has woven a magnificent tale of secrecy, shadows and keeping up appearances that will delight fans of Maeve Binchy and Charlotte Bingham. for 7.99

Absolute Beginner?s Guide to Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Excel 2003 teaches new users to get the most from the latest version of the software program that helps users calculate and analyze numerical data. for 10.99

Caesarea Philippi World authority John Francis Wilson provides the first fully comprehensive history of the city of Banias, or ancient Caesarea Philippi, which was located 20 miles north of the Sea of Galilee. for 21.5

Rapture Following the critical acclaim lavished on Evening, Susan Minot returns with a powerfully erotic tale of lost love, reminiscent of Hanif Kureishi?s Intimacy. for 7.99

Complete Uk Hit Singles 2005 Who had the biggest selling single ever? Who has been number one more times than anyone else? Get the low-down on over half a century of hits with this comprehensive A-Z guide. for 9.99

Garden Of Beasts Master of psychological suspense Jeffery Deaver takes us back to Nazi Germany for his latest thriller. Packed with intrigue, action and Deaver?s trademark twists, Garden of Beasts will dazzle existing fans and new readers.

Jeffery Jeffrey for 10.99

Kipper's Box of Books Beautifully packaged in a tower-shaped box, these four sturdy books featuring Mick Inkpen?s Kipper teach toddlers about opposites, numbers, colours and the meaning of simple words. for 7.99

Urchin Of the Riding Stars Children will get utterly lost in the excitement and intrigue of The Mistmantle Chronicles. This epic animal adventure has echoes of Watership Down and the Narnia stories. for 9.99

The Fabric Of the Cosmos The prize-winning author of The Elegant Universe offers a hot-off-the-press bulletin on the current state of knowledge about our Universe. Comparisons with A Brief History of Time spring to mind. for 18.99

Rude Kids The creator of Viz tells the fascinating story of the magazine, from a tatty rag produced in his Newcastle bedroom to its establishment as one of the bestselling monthlies in the UK. for 16.0

The Lazarus Vendetta The great Robert Ludlum set the standard for thrillers and his novels still continue to enthral millions of readers today. The latest adventure in his Covert-One series is a high-octane ride that will leave you breathless. for 8.99

The House Of Godwine The Godwine family dominated English politics for much of the 11th century. The turbulent story of this exceptional dynasty and its achievements is told in this lively and well-researched account. for 20.0

Willow At Christmas One of those rare stories that captures just how Christmas feels to a child, this beautiful book comes with a charming pop-up advent calendar in the shape of Willow?s farmhouse. for 3.99

Great Sex Techniques / Sensational Sex In these two candid and informative guides Linda Sonntag unravels the mysteries of sex using clear straightforward language, whilst steering you through every aspect of sex from that first kiss to those secret fantasies. for 8.98

The Destroyer Campbeltown The destroyer Campbeltown is most famous for her part in the commando raid on the St Nazaire drydock in 1942. This stunning book is ideal for modellers and naval enthusiasts alike. for 19.99

The Fly In the Cathedral An engaging account of how John Cockroft and Ernest Walton, two young researchers working for the great Earnest Rutherford finally split the atom ? in a grubby basement laboratory in Cambridge. for 11.99

Fame Game A delicious satire on the lives of the rich and famous, this latest novel from the author of Wow! takes a look at the emotional cost of living the rock?n?roll life. for 4.99

Good Housekeeping: The Cook's Year The trend for seasonal cooking has increased in popularity over the last few years and the Good Housekeeping Institute has now produced this comprehensive and accessible collection of delicious, seasonal recipes. for 15.0

Margaret Mee's Amazon Flowers: The Diaries of an Artist Explorer For 32 years, Margaret Mee explored and illustrated the glorious fauna of Amazonas. Throughout her life she kept diaries that, along with her paintings, drawings and sketches, make up this book. for 23.5

Crime Scene: The Ultimate Guide Ideal for Patricia Cornwell fans wanting to know the facts behind the fiction, or anyone drawn to the shocking and macabre, this highly illustrated guide provides a fascinating insight into forensic science. for 10.99

Love And War Set during World War II in London?s East End, Love and War is Dee Williams? heart-warming new Cockney family saga ? it will move you to tears of laughter and sadness. for 10.99

Promises to Keep Gifted storyteller Alexandra Raife returns with another absorbing tale of family life set in the beautiful Scottish countryside, exploring the complex bonds that connect and divide parent and child. for 10.99

Welsh Castles at War A vivid portrayal of how and why castles were raised in Wales after the Norman Conquest, and the importance of their role in the violent border conflicts fought between Wales and England. for 15.99

Guerrilla The history of guerrilla warfare is complex and murky, but it comes alive in this engrossing book. It focuses on the actions and personalities of the charismatic leaders who had the nerve to put political philosophies into practise. for 15.99

The Shilling Doctor Written with great warmth and passion and packed with fascinating historical detail, this heart-warming novel from the author of That Monroe Girl follows the fortunes of an independent young woman. for 7.99

International Arts and Crafts The Arts and Crafts movement revolutionised the role of art. This catalogue for the major V&A exhibition provides the first true picture of its global significance. for 29.99

Split Second The latest labyrinthine thriller from David Baldacci, author of The Christmas Train, is packed with corruption, conspiracy and feisty characters, and is sure to push him into the big league here. for 10.99

Outside Valentine A riveting and heart-felt debut novel based on the true story of an American teenage couple?s killing spree in 1958, written by the grand-daughter of two of the victims. for 7.99

Catch A Fire In this frank, funny and seriously scandalous autobiography, ?Scary Spice? Melanie Brown whisks you off on a no-holds-barred whirlwind adventure through her life, loves, and ? of course ? the Spice Girls. for 12.99

Action Man Illustrated in painstaking detail, Action Man: The Official Dossier charts Action Man?s rise through the ranks, detailing all his developments, from the 1960s to the present day. for 16.0

Forgotten Armies This ground-breaking account of the Second World War in Southern Asia brings to life the stories of the ordinary soldiers and civilians of all nationalities who experienced some of the most horrific events of the twentieth century. for 19.99

Hostages To Fortune A detailed new account that painstakingly analyses the important decisions that led to the sinking of the Prince of Wales and Repulse by Japanese aircraft in 1941. for 15.99

Emperor: The Death of Kings History and adventure are combined to stunning effect in this second part of the acclaimed Emperor series, a sequence of novels that recreate the astonishing story of Julius Caesar. for 7.99

Leonora Carrington This extensively illustrated book is the first major survey to be published of the life and work of artist and living Surrealist legend Leonora Carrington. for 28.0

The Baby & Child Question & Answer Book From Day 1 to the age of five, this richly illustrated question-and-answer book will help you raise well-balanced, healthy children while retaining control of your own life. for 9.99

Fighting Fantasy Boxed 8-book set Can you save the world from eight kinds of evil? In this slipcased set of Fighting Fantasy gamebooks the only hero is you, the reader. Sharpen your sword and enter ? if you dare. for 19.99

Moving On When Kevin Lewis wrote his bestselling memoir The Kid he believed he could leave his painful past behind. In this powerful sequel we learn that moving on hasn?t been easy. for 6.79

The Complete Chronicles Of Narnia seven-book set C.S. Lewis?s wit, wisdom and skillful blend of excitement, adventure and fantasy, have enchanted generations. for 16.93

The Hundredth Man Jack Kerley will win plenty of new fans with this dark, menacing psychological thriller. Set in America?s Deep South, it stars Detective Carson Ryder, a man as complex as his investigations. for 7.99

Wild Orchids Fans of Barbara Delinsky will love this heartwarming tale of romance and secrets from Jude Deveraux, author of 29 New York Times bestsellers. We strongly recommend you give her a try! for 10.99

Troop Leader Bill Bellamy describes his front-line view of the battle for Europe in 1944 and 1945 as a tank commander in the battles for Normandy and the Low Countries. for 15.99

RHS Plants For Places Is your garden a deathtrap for plants? You can rely on the RHS experts to help you find an abundance of plants guaranteed to flourish in your garden, whatever the conditions. for 6.99

Buffy/Angel: Monster Island Reunited once again, Buffy and Angel are facing a foe that could leave them for dead. No true fan should miss this blood-pumping adventure set in the darkest depths of midnight LA.

for 8.99

1000 Patterns 1000 Patterns is a comprehensive directory of international patterns. Arranged by period and style, this beautiful book illustrates patterns used in a range of cultures from the ancient world to today. for 15.99

Remember Me Based on the astonishing true story of Mary Broad, a Cornish fisherman?s daughter, this is a gripping, deeply moving tale of triumph over adversity by the author of Till We Meet Again. for 9.99

Mutant Message Down Under Mutant Message Down Under, an underground bestseller in its original self-published edition, takes us all on a life-changing spiritual odyssey and proves it?s not too late to undo the damage of the past? for 6.99

The Mysteries of Osiris: The Tree Of Life The author of the bestselling Ramses series returns with the first novel in an intrigue and suspense-packed epic that explores the mysterious origins of Ancient Egypt. for 5.5

Judgement Calls Penned by the daughter of the renowned author James Lee Burke, Judgement Calls is a powerful debut crime case introducing the dedicated Deputy DA Samantha Kincaid. for 7.99

From Fury To Phantom This is an evocative and informative insight into RAF history. The author?s flying career with the RAF covered an extraordinary time for aviation. for 15.99

Discover your Destiny with The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari The bestselling author of the Monk Who Sold his Ferrari returns with a visionary new blueprint for living a beautiful life, rich with joy, prosperity and lasting inner peace. for 6.99

Meg & Mog Play Hide and Seek Fans of Meg from her classic books or television series will find hours of learning fun in the wacky witch?s jumbo board book, which features forty-two flaps and marvellous pictures. for 5.99

Sands Of Time Barbara Erskine?s compelling collection of suspenseful, evocative and romantic stories includes two tales that follow the fortunes of characters from her acclaimed bestseller, Whispers in the Sand.

for 10.99

Multitool Linux Multitool Linux demonstrates the prodigious versatility of Linux ? even professional musicians use it to master digital recordings. This book is dedicated to Linux and covers software that runs on it. for 22.99

Emperor: The Field of Swords Conn Iggulden, an outstanding new voice in historical fiction, delivers the third book in his acclaimed Emperor series ? an epic tale of ambition and rivalry, bravery and betrayal. for 8.99

Hitler's Jet Plane Filling an important gap in the history of the Luftwaffe, this fascinating book reveals how the first ever military jet plane attempted to make its mark on World War II. for 14.99

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5) As Harry Potter starts his fifth year at Hogwarts, he can?t begin to guess the surprises that lie in wait . . . for 12.99

New Landscape Design Profiling projects from 1989?2001, New Landscape Design is a worldwide survey of key trends and developments in an innovative form of architecture that has enjoyed growing activity and interest. for 28.0

Absolute Beginner's Guide To Creating Web Pages Have you always wanted your own website but don?t know where to start? This book covers everything you need to know, from basic HTML and web publishing to adding multimedia and java content. for 10.99

One True Love One of Scotland?s best loved family saga writers is back with a story of illicit love, greed and loyalty, set in a nineteenth century fishing village on the east coast of Fife. for 10.99

The Hypochondriac's Handbook In this informative, entertaining and frankly, rather disturbing, celebration of hypochondria you'll find hundreds of the daftest and most disastrous health reports ever written. for 7.99

Pompeii: The History, Life and Art of the Buried City Containing incomparable colour photographs and drawing on the latest research, this wonderful volume provides a fully detailed account of every aspect of the life of the buried city of Pompeii. for 36.0

Nostradamus: The Evidence Nostradamus?s prophecies are legendary but little is known about the man himself. Here, the bestselling author of Before the Flood gives the first thoroughly serious and objective study of the seer?s life. for 12.99

C++ Without Fear With C++ Without Fear, we are the first to meet the needs of a true beginner's C++ book ? one that is perfect for entry-level programmers in today's world who may not know any programming languages at all. for 14.99

Eurekas & Euphorias: Oxford Scientific Anecdotes Packed with amusing stories and unearthed gems, this jolly celebration of nutty professors and lab lunacy is the perfect present for the scientist in the family! for 12.99

Sophie Learns Spanish The younger you are, the easier it is to master a foreign language! Language Learners are expertly targeted books with accompanying CD ROMs ? now learning Spanish really can be fun. for 7.99

Song of Susannah King?s seven-volume magnum opus draws closer to its conclusion with this pivotal penultimate book. Riveting, suspenseful and full of surprises - the dramatic climax will leave you desperate for the final instalment. for 15.99

Magic House Your home, the most important place in your life, should nurture your spirit as well as reflecting your personality. Become a domestic enchantress and create your ideal spiritual surroundings. for 11.99

Peter Pan & Wendy A brilliant chance to share this timeless tale with a new generation. for 9.99

Everyday Karma Can karma have an effect on success or failure? Is it possible to erase past mistakes? Psychic Carmen Harra provides an accessible, in-depth exploration of the karmic influences that shape our lives. for 6.99

Names and History How names were acquired and how they have changed is a subject of enduring fascination. Leading name historian George Redmonds provides a fascinating study of the local meanings of names. for 15.95

Combat Legend: Messerschmitt Bf109 The Messerschmitt was the arch-enemy of the Spitfire. Discover the advantages and disadvantages to flying this mighty craft as well as the tactics employed by pilots to get the best out of it. for 7.99

Ancient Cities An authoritative, accessible study of the metropolises of antiquity, which surveys the cities of the Ancient Near East, Egypt, and the Greek and Roman worlds from an archaeological perspective. for 15.99

Illustrated London A superbly illustrated companion to the BBC TV adaptation of eminent historian Peter Ackroyd?s London: The Biography, which masterfully depicts the growth of the city through the centuries. for 20.0

Against All Enemies Just what have George W. Bush and his cronies been up to during the last three years? Find out in this gripping book about what went on behind the scenes at the White House in the run-up to the war on Iraq. for 14.99

Stalin and his Hangmen Like other tyrants, Stalin won and held power because he had collaborators. Drawing on newly released archival material, this colourful account gives a complete picture of Stalin?s inner circle. for 15.99

The Borgia Bride A must for fans of Philippa Gregory, this is a sumptuous and sensual historical tale of passion, betrayal, scheming and incest, set in the Vatican during the 15th century. for 10.99

Just a Saying Intimate and inspirational, this poetry collection is the last work by the late Catherine Cookson ever to be published, and spans her entire writing career. for 6.99

Creative Digital Scrapbooking A growing number of people are preserving their memories and telling their stories through digital scrapbooks. Here to help you do so with creativity and panache is one of the latest books on the topic. for 12.99

Distant Images A new Audrey Howard novel is always a major event and Distant Images doesn?t disappoint! Lancashire is the setting for this poignant, beautifully plotted tale ? it?s the perfect novel to curl up with! for 10.99

Revise AS Geography 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

Legends of the Raven: Demonstorm James Barclay brings his classic Raven saga to a heart-stopping conclusion with his latest novel Demonstorm.

Who will be left standing at the end of this most brutal of battles?
for 10.99

Walking the Shadows An intriguing thriller that expertly combines finely drawn characters with an intense plot. Donald James has created a fascinating anti-hero in Tom Chapel, a man consumed by a disturbing passion. for 10.99

Watercolour: Foundation Course Magnificent illustrations on every page of this great practical manual demonstrate how a broad range of watercolour techniques can be achieved - from the basic to the adventurous. for 11.99

Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion A fascinating and authoritative companion to Star Trek: The Next Generation, one of television?s most successful shows, featuring a section on the new Star Trek film Nemesis. for 9.99

The Plan Of Attack As a former pilot, Dale Brown knows exactly what he?s writing about. His military thrillers are packed with authentic detail, which combined with his masterful storytelling skills, make for an unstoppable ride. for 7.99

The Victorians Who were the Victorians, and what motivated them? In this entertaining account, eminent biographer A. N. Wilson paints a superb portrait of these remarkable people and their age. for 7.99

The Spanish Cockpit Vivid, immediate and clear-sighted, this classic eyewitness account of the Spanish Civil War was written by one of the most acute observers to be in Spain during those bloody and crucial years. for 7.99

The New Amateur Naturalist Wildlife expert and presenter of The Really Wild Show, Nick Baker, provides budding naturalists of all ages with an inspirational, practical guide to observing, investigating and understanding the natural world. for 15.99

Rocks & Minerals of the World Covering over 160 examples found throughout the world, all illustrated in high quality colour photographs, this is an essential guide for anyone interested in, or wishing to collect rocks and minerals. for 7.99

The Moving Metropolis A richly illustrated volume in which the first curator of London?s Transport Museum draws on extensive contemporary sources to document the history of all aspects of London transport. for 24.0

Sharpe's Havoc Richard Sharpe returns to Portugal, in fighting form and in the company of Harper, Hogan and the Chosen Men. This all-action adventure may be his most thrilling yet! for 9.99

Ransom The 60th bestselling novel by everyone?s favourite author brilliantly explores the effect of a shocking crime on the ordinary lives of its victims. You?ll be mesmerised from start to finish! for 9.99

An Unfinished Life Mark Spragg?s finely constructed story of grief, love and forgiveness has been made into a major film by Lasse Hallstrom, starring Robert Redford, Morgan Freeman and Jennifer Lopez. for 8.99

Shark Trouble The author of Jaws turns from fiction to fact as he shares his dramatic real-life experiences on and under the sea and offers advice on how to stay safe in the ocean. for 10.99

Drake Sir Francis Drake is the archetypal Elizabethan ?sea-dog?. Acclaimed biographer Stephen Coote?s well-researched account gives controversial new insights into this colourful figure. for 15.99

Dune Battle Corrin The Legends of Dune trilogy, which recounts the epic confrontation between man and machine that preceded the events of Frank Herbert?s original Dune novels, comes to its eagerly awaited, triumphant climax. for 10.99

The Haunted House A supreme example of ghostly Victoriana, ?conducted? by Charles Dickens and featuring a glittering cast list of his literati contemporaries including Wilkie Collins and Elizabeth Gaskell. for 4.49

The Night Country O?Nan is one of Granta?s Twenty Best Young American Novelists, and this chilling tale has won resounding approval from both Stephen King and Peter Straub, the kings of horror and suspense. for 7.99

A Short History of Nearly Everything Swapping his battered suitcase for a library card, legendary travel-writer Bill Bryson sets off on his most exciting journey of all ? into the realms of scientific knowledge, past and present. for 5.99

Upgrading and Repairing PCs, 16th Edition Upgrading and Repairing PCs, 16th Edition is targeted for both the PC guru and the consumer hobbyist. Learn from the undisputed leading PC hardware teacher, Scott Mueller. for 32.99

Bilbo's Last Song The perfect picture book to introduce young children to Tolkien?s magical stories. With paintings by Pauline Baynes, illustrator of the Narnia books, this beautiful soothing poem is ideal for reading aloud. for 5.99

A Cold Case The acclaimed author of We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families tackles the true story of one man?s determination to close an unsolved murder case from twenty years before. for 7.99

The Old House on the Corner Maureen Lee, the incredibly popular author of sagas such as Queen of the Mersey and Lime Street Blues, leaves her usual wartime setting behind in this engrossing, heart-warming contemporary novel. for 7.99

Off the Chart The king of Florida noir steers his popular characters Thorn and Alexandra into far deadlier waters than the Florida Keys in this relentless modern-day piratical thriller. for 7.99

James Dean The first ever biography of James Dean to be approved by his family, this very special book includes previously unseen photos and paints a highly personal portrait of the movie legend. for 6.79

Yeadon's Register of LNER Locomotives Volume 17 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

Sickened As astonishing, powerful and moving as A Child Called ?It?, Sickened is Julie Gregory?s Pulitzer-nominated account of the abuse she suffered under a mother afflicted with the rare mental disorder Munchausen by Proxy. for 9.99

A Venetian Affair Explore the social constraints of 18th-century Venice through this evocative narrative, which makes extensive use of contemporary documents to tell a compelling true story of forbidden love. for 7.99

Trace Often imitated but never bettered, Kay Scarpetta novels have had people avidly turning the pages with nail-bitten fingers through 12 books ? a trend certain to continue with Trace. for 10.99

Britain's Best Museums and Galleries From St Ives to the Orkney Isles, this guide celebrates the museums of the British Isles and their contents, revealing a treasure trove of riches and a unique record of the life and history of the nation. for 23.99

All-New Meals in Minutes Ainsley Harriott returns with the follow up to his hugely successful Low-Fat Meals in Minutes. This all-new collection of delicious low-fat dishes is the perfect cookbook for anyone who wants good food without the wait. for 11.99

Power Of A Woman Set among Ireland?s wealthy, glamorous set, Suzanne Higgins? debut novel is a sizzling tale of how the other half live. Perfect beach reading in the style of Jilly Cooper! for 6.99

Scrolls Of Ancients The third instalment in The Chronicles of Blood and Stone takes Newcomb?s acclaimed saga to new heights and places him among the ranks of legends such as Goodkind, Jordan and Martin. for 9.99

A+ Technicians Guide to Windows XP Get up to speed in the XP environment. Covering what the A+ certification does not, this book provides strong operating system fundamentals so you handle tasks quickly and effectively. for 22.99

Polly And The North Star Where?s Polly?s dad gone? Alaska!

Illustrated with stunningly colourful paintings, this touching story has a strong ecological theme. Polly?s dad has gone to Alaska to save the animals, and every night she follows him in her dreams . . .
for 3.99

Lake Of Sorrows Erin Hart follows up her successful debut Haunted Ground with a compelling new case for pathologist Nora Gavin and archaeologist Cormac Maguire. This suspenseful mystery delves into Ireland?s pagan past and a present-day murder. for 7.99

Silver Wedding In Silver Wedding Maeve Binchy reveals her sharp eye for the emotions of everyday life. Ingeniously plotted, with interlocking stories of love lost and won, this is one of Maeve Binchy?s early bestsellers. for 4.49

A Programmers Guide To .Net Alexei Fedorov?s book gives you a wide perspective on how .Net technologies work together. These essential components of the language include Windows Forms, Web Forms, ADO.NET and Web Services. for 20.99

Book of Cities An inspirational gazetteer of 250 cities of all shapes, sizes and moods, this gloriously illustrated book takes the reader on a journey to and from the Greenwich Meridian. for 20.0

Paddington Station Paddington Station and the GWR are at the heart of railway history. This definitive record of this iconic terminus contains archive and modern photographs and plans from Brunel?s sketch-books.

for 20.0

What About Me? Told in the form of emails and diary entries, this witty novel looks with a refreshing twist at family life. Perfect for all mothers who want to know what their teenage childen are thinking! for 10.99

Silent Hunters When World War II erupted across Europe in 1939, Germany knew it could not hope to compete with the Royal Navy in a head-to-head naval war. Left with no viable alternatives, the U-Bootwaffe wagered everything on the submarine. for 15.99

Hockney's Pictures With over 350 illustrations, this is the first-ever definitive ?retrospective? of the most popular serious artist in the world today, covering all media over almost fifty years. for 15.95

The Enemy Lee Child has created an exhilarating and enigmatic hero in Jack Reacher. This latest thriller goes back into Jack?s past, to a time when he was in the army and before he became the drifter we now know. for 8.99

Uniform Justice Donna Leon, winner of the CWA Macallan Silver Dagger, brings an air of mystery to the magical city of Venice, with her deftly crafted plot, evocative prose and subtle characterisation.

for 10.99

Child Soldier This unique autobiography tells, in uncompromising detail, story of a Ugandan child soldier. It will shock you, move you, enrage you and haunt you long after you have finished reading. for 14.99

Delia's Kitchen Garden An increasing number of people are becoming concerned with how food is grown and where it comes from, and this new title from Delia Smith and renowned gardening expert Gay Search offers the perfect solution. for 15.99

How To Be Lost This is a gripping and intensely moving tale of love and family secrets. Told with dark humour, it confirms the impression Amanda Eyre Ward made with her debut bestseller Sleep Towards Heaven. for 7.99

From Bi-planes to Spitfires Without Geoffrey Salmond?s influence, it is unlikely the RAF would have won the Battle of Britain. From Bi-planes to Spitfires is the first biography of this unsung aviation pioneer. for 15.95

I Want My Tooth Tony Ross shows his keen eye for the quirks of childhood in another hilarious outing for the Little Princess. The pictures and story can?t fail to make kids smile ? gaps and all! for 3.65

The Coming of the Third Reich How did National Socialism take hold in Germany? Leading expert Richard Evans? lucid account traces Germany and the Nazis? story from 1900 to Hitler?s final elimination of his rivals in 1933. for 20.0

Zulu Renowned historian Saul David skilfully shows how a short, sharp strike to eliminate Zulu military power and forge a South African confederation turned into a protracted war that cost thousands of lives and had repercussions at the highest levels of power for 15.99

Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday Following on from Such a Perfect Sister and Some Kind of Hero, this is a warm and touching novel about love, family and coming to terms with an unconventional childhood. If you like Cathy Kelly then you?ll love Donna Hay. for 7.99

Electric Universe Our society depends on electricity, a natural phenomenon harnessed to create the world?s most spectacular technologies. But how many of us really know how it works? David Bodanis enlightens us. for 10.99

C++ From The Ground Up Programming guru Herb Schildt provides the ultimate C++ resource for beginning to immediate programmers. You?ll be encouraged to experiment with the latest C++ code techniques to gain firsthand experience. for 22.99

MCSE Windows XP Professional Practice Questions The MCSE 70-270 Practice Questions Exam Cram 2 provides over 500 practice test questions as well as complete answer explanations, giving the perfect complementary tool for their MCSE 70-270 studies. for 10.99

Tyrant The bestselling author of the Alexander trilogy and Spartan delivers a breath-taking re-creation of the life of Dionysius, the infamous leader condemned by historians as the tyrant of Syracuse. for 10.99

The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Christmas Despite all your careful planning for Christmas, things can often go wrong. But this hilarious festive survival guide aims to ensure that more joyful and triumphant tidings come your way. for 6.99

Anyone But Him A wonderful natural storyteller, Irish author Sheila O?Flanagan has now sold over one million books! Packed with action, passion and memorable characters, this is a hugely enjoyable, unputdownable read. for 10.99

A Fete Worse Than Death In this unique and engaging book, Iain Aitch sets out to uncover the bizarre array of hobbies, pastimes, fetes, festivals and fights that occupy the English in their time off. for 11.99

Gods In The Sky Accompanying the Channel 4 TV series, this is an authoritative history of astronomy which sheds new light on ancient knowledge of the skies. for 14.99

Simply Lebanese Lebanese food is set to become the next hot trend in the culinary world. This is a fascinating introduction to Lebanese food which will help demystify this delicious and vibrant cuisine. for 19.99

Front of House Talented designer Oliver Heath accompanies his ITV1 series with an inspirational and practical guide for anyone looking to give the exterior of their house a stylish makeover. for 11.99

Cities Four of the biggest names in modern fantasy ? China Mieville, Michael Moorcock, Paul di Fillippo and Geoff Ryman ? have contributed to this glorious collection of novellas celebrating the dormant power of the city. for 9.99

Saturday A truly contemporary work from a Booker Prize-winning author, Saturday melds the personal and the political, the social and the ethical. McEwan?s ability to write of a creeping sense of unease and impending danger is unparalleled. for 9.99

Seeking Rapture From the bestselling author of The Kiss and The Binding Chair comes a witty, touching memoir that explores the bonds of motherhood and the unforgettable dramas of domestic life. for 10.99

Cherie: The Perfect Life of Mrs Blair Cherie Booth gets enormous publicity, but nobody knows much about her. Here?s your chance to find out what she?s really like. for 13.99

Escape And Evasion This is the ultimate guide to escape and evasion, for experts and enthusiasts alike. Illustrated and with advice from experts in the field, it provides clear and tested instructions. for 15.99

RHS Plant Finder 2005-2006 The RHS Plant Finder exists to put gardeners in touch with suppliers of plants. Whatever plant you are looking for, Britain's number one gardening manual is an essential reference for all gardeners. for 5.19

The Search for El Dorado The lure of the sacred gold of the Americas gripped the imagination of early 16th-century European explorers. This vivid narrative examines in detail the enduring legend of El Dorado. for 11.99

The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever Outselling The Lord of the Rings in its day, hailed by critics and loved by readers all over the world for decades, no fantasy library could be considered complete without this award-winning trilogy. for 11.99

The Trench (Transworld) Accompanying the BBC TV series and drawing on extensive interviews with World War One veterans, this is a deeply moving recreation of life in the trenches of the Great War. for 14.99

How to Read a Church Illustrated Edition Now including over 100 superb colour photographs, this new illustrated edition of the original bestseller is a lively, accessible guide to the images, symbols and meanings in churches and cathedrals. for 20.0

The Murder Room The arrival of a new novel from the first lady of literary crime fiction, P.D. James is always cause for excitement and this intriguing case of family acrimony is no exception. for 10.99

The Island Walkers This magnificent debut novel was shortlisted for the prestigious Giller Prize alongside works by such luminaries as Margaret Atwood and M.G. Vassanji. Bemrose offers a finely tuned vision of small-town life in the sixties. for 9.99

Lost Lines: Wales Leading expert Nigel Welbourn examines Wales? legacy of standard gauge lines made extinct since nationalisation in 1948 in this vividly illustrated volume in his Lost Lines series. for 10.99

Sex In The City Packed with hundreds of hot sex tips, wild ideas for between-the-sheets-bliss and satisfaction guaranteed positions, this is the ultimate sex book for sexy, savvy singletons. for 11.99

Cassandra French's Finishing School for Boys This brilliantly funny and original debut novel tells the story of an LA girl who keeps men locked in her basement in order to teach them some manners! for 7.99

The Mango Season Full of compelling, wonderfully drawn characters, this is a witty, evocative and beautifully written tale of East meeting West and past meeting present. for 4.99