Plane Crazy

Humor & Entertainment

Graham Jones

Humor

Arrow Books, Ltd.

Boat Crazy

Children's Books

Arrow Bks.

Investigating Probability & Statistics Using the T1-82 (Investigating... [paperback] Graham Jones [Jan 01, 1995] ...

Investigating Probability & Statistics Using the T1-82 (Investigating Probability & Statistics Series)

Science & Math

Mathematics

Supplementary Division, the

Jacob's Runaway Journey (The Travellers)

Scripture Union

Not long ago there was one in every High Street. But an astonishing 540 of them closed down between 2004 and 2008. 
Last Shop Standing lifts the lid on an industry in tatters. Graham Jones has worked at the heart of record retailing since the golden era of the 1980s. He was there during the years of plenty and has witnessed the tragic decline of a business blighted by corruption and corporate greed. Undertaking a tour of the last remaining independent record shops in Britain, he has collected a wealth of entertaining stories that explain why the best are still standing, and how the worst of them blew it. 
In telling the tale of the industry's sad decline Graham Jones has unearthed wry anecdotes about dozens of rock stars and music industry figures, including The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Queen, David Bowie, The Sex Pistols, Joy Division, Oasis, John Peel and many others. 
Last Shop Standing is a hilarious yet harrowing account by a man who has been there and sold that. It is a book that will bring a wry smile to the face of anyone who has ever bought a CD or attended a concert, and still has the T-shirt to prove it.

Last Shop Standing: Whatever Happened to Record Shops?

Omnibus Press

Time Travelling Toby And The Dinosaurs (Time Travelling Toby): 4

Travel

Grobags Childrens Books

Primary Calculator Activity Book: Problem solving using four-function calculators

Business & Money

Roger Day

Carol A. Thornton

Cynthia W. Langrall

Management & Leadership

Learning Resources

Winter Rules

Upfront Publishing

Area Mazes are the new puzzle craze created by the world-renowned Japanese puzzle expert Naoki Inaba. The easy-seeming questions require you to traverse a series of rectangles to find the missing length or area.The only maths you need to know is that the area of a rectangle is the length times the width. How hard can that be?

Area Maze Puzzles

Sports & Outdoors

Carlton Books Ltd.

Using Credit Cards on the Internet

Economics

Internet Handbooks Ltd

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