Every woman should own a copy of this book Erin KellyBrilliant StylistVery, very, very funny Sarra ManningThe best thing Ive read in AGES Gill SimsI love this book! Josie LongFresh, filthy and funny GraziaBloody brilliant Katie LoweUntil recently, Julia hadnt had sex in three years.But now: a one-night stand is accusing her of breaking his penis; a sexually confident lesbian is making eyes at her over confrontational modern art; and shes wondering whether trimming her pubes makes her a bad feminist.Julias about to learn that shes been looking for love and satisfaction in all the wrong placesFrank, filthy and very, very funny, In at the Deep End is a brilliant debut from a major new talent.#ImInAtTheDeepEnd

In At The Deep End

Romance

Kate Davies

Romantic Comedy

The Borough Press

Nuclear Family

HarperCollins Publishers, Limited

A Mystery at the Incredible Hotel

Frances Lincoln Children's Books

This is a lively, informative guide that shows what physics is, how it works and why it is vital to everyday life. Written in a conversational style, this book offers children an approachable source of information on key subjects such as gravity, magnetism, thermodynamics and the solar system. Illustrated with humorous drawings, cartoons and diagrams by Adam Larkum, complicated topics are kept fun with a variety of techniques including comic strips and fact boxes. Simple experiments give children working examples to learn from.

What's Physics All About?

Usborne

Dive down and discover the secrets of the seven seas to reveal the hidden secrets of the briny deep. This book is full of colourful scenes with information on different underwater habitats from coral reefs to arctic ice flows to the dark deeps of the ocean trenches as well as fantastic facts on tsunamis, tides and flooding. It contains informative features on how humans are affecting the oceans with overfishing, pollution and global warming. It contains over fifty sturdy embedded flaps.

Under the Sea (See Inside)

Children's Books

Science, Nature & How It Works

This is a delightful picture book that brings to life a busy day in Egypt, long ago. A little boy hurries off to school, acrobats tumble through the crowded market, and crowds gather by the River Nile to watch the Pharaoh coming home. The simple and engaging text is brightly accompanied by the illustrations of Alfredo Belli. Beautifully presented with a padded cover, this is an ideal gift for young children.

In Egyptian Times (Padded Hardbacks)

Usborne Books See Under The Sea

Usborne Books

Elephants

The author/designer presents patterns for knitting with wool from the Scottish Highlands. The yarn is called Buachaille -- a Scottish Gaelic word which means herdsman, and which is also associated with two famous Scottish mountains. Several recipes for traditional Scottish food are included, along with a mapped "walk in the Highlands."\nPatterns and words, Kate Davies ; recipes, Tom Barr ; mountain leader/guided walk, Gordon Anderson.

Buachaille At Home in the Highlands

Kate Davies Designs

Join Kate Davies, Jen Arnall-Culliford, and a host of renowned designers as they introduce you to the wonderful world of haps.\nA hap is a Scottish dialect word for a simple shawl or wrap. Haps have a particular association with the Shetland islands where, for more than a century, they were knitted for everyday wear as well as for sale. Combining textile history with contemporary design, this book explores the story of the hap through five beautifully illustrated essays, and thirteen stunning patterns. While the first part of the book looks to the past for inspiration, exploring the many different contexts in which haps were made and worn, the book’s second half acts as a springboard to the future, as designers from around the world present their own interpretations of the hap. From Nevada and Finland to Reykjavik, and Burra Isle, the patterns in these pages are as distinctive and varied as their designers’ locales. Haps may well surprise you: they can be square, triangular, or hexagonal, incorporating lace, cables, or colour. Though haps are, by definition, functional, wearable textiles, you’ll find they can also be elegant and fascinating, graphic and abstract. Whatever your knitterly interests, you’ll find the Book of Haps an endless source of inspiration and a canvas for your creativity.\nContributors:\nJen Arnall-Culliford, Martina Behm, Roslyn Chapman, Kate Davies, Carol Feller, Lucy Hague, Romi Hill, Bristol Ivy, Gudrun Johnston, Hélène Magnússon, Donna Smith, Hazel Tindall, Tom van Deijnen, Veera Välimäki.\nPhotographed by Tom Barr, on location in Shetland and mainland Scotland.\nPrinted and bound by Bell & Bain in Glasgow.\nPrice includes complimentary digital PDF.

The Book of HAPS

Kate Davies Designs Ltd

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