Imagine meeting Henry VIII and finding he's madly in love with you! One lazy summer afternoon Abigail persuades Lauren and Marina to experiment with a homemade ouija board. The girls don't seriously expect the seance to work and are shocked when the glass starts moving, but that's nothing to the shock they get when they realise they have summoned up the spirit of a long-dead randy royal - Henry VIII. The trouble really begins when Henry declares his love for the sultry Marina and starts behaving in a seriously sinister manner. Jealous and possessive, Henry sets about controlling the girls' lives and making a right royal nuisance of himself... Friendship, first love and men behaving badly - this is a fantastically funny chick-lit read.

The Henry Game

Children's Books

SUSAN DAVIS

Literature & Fiction

Corgi Childrens

'I don't do dark stuff. Dark stuff comes back on you three times over.' After bad experiences with spooks Abbie and Lauren have sworn off the dark arts. Then self-proclaimed teen-witch Delilah declares she can use her craft to clear up Lauren's eczema and spice up Abbie's love life . . . It seems like harmless fun. But there's a sinister figure stalking the girls and when Delilah starts to dabble in the dark stuff the girls find themselves in very deep water . . .

Delilah and the Dark Stuff

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Henry Game

Teen & Young Adult

Corgi Books

Mad, Bad and Totally Dangerous

Corgi Children's

The Healthy Woman : Better Health Management and the Menopause

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Women's Health

Longman Cheshire

<p>America...the golden land of freedom, hope and opportunity held its immigration doors wide open. A multitude of German-Russians were enticed by what the country had to offer. Their ancestors had been lured to the Volga River Region of Russia by Catherine the Great's manifesto of 1763. By the late 1800s, many of those promises and privileges no longer held true. Trouble was looming on the horizon for them.\nBegin the journey in 1911 and visit the German-Russian villages of Volmer, Pfeifer and Schuck, Russia. Meet four German-Russian families, the Ertles, Gartners, Lambrechts and Hochnadels, who packed up their worldly belongings in trunks and said their final goodbyes to family members staying behind.\nSail with them as lowly steerage passengers on steamships. Accompany the exhausted, confused travelers through the immigration ports of Ellis Island, Boston and Philadelphia. Ultimately, the four families planted deep roots in northeastern Colorado where the land and climate reminded them of Russia.</p>

Ancestry's Journey from Germany to Russia to America

Mennonite Press

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