Finally, a book that proves there's a new way of having a career, whether you are in a job, unemployed, or retired. Why have one boring job-for-life when you can have several cool jobs-for-the-time-being. Companies and the civil service have long known the benefits of having multiple suppliers and changed their way of operating to capture these benefits. Its time that their work force realised the same thing and divided up their work into multiple jobs that benefit them. This book shows that the way to become a lifestyle entrepreneur is to start small and how to turn it into a business. It is a must-read for people who want to apply these same principles to their personal lives for careers that are rewarding both financially and personally. Anyone who would like to continue with the financial security of a job, or is in between jobs, will find the practical steps required to launch their lives into a new direction.

The Lifestyle Entrepreneur: How to Turn Your Interests into Money (English and Spanish Edition)

Business & Money

Hoeben, Cato

Job Hunting & Careers

Gibson Square Books Ltd

I Know I am Rude, but it is Fun: The Royal Family and the World at Large - as Seen by Prince Philip

Humor & Entertainment

Nigel, Cawthorne

Humor

<p>Meet the real French and chuckle: quirky insider's facts you never knew about Britain's most popular holiday destination - a perfect pool-side read!</p>

France, a Nation on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

Travel

Miller, Jonathan

Travel Writing

PV - Airside

Newark, Tim

Gardening in Slippers: New Poems for Gardening Lovers

Cowley, Liz

Often out snipping or clipping first thing in the morning, Liz turns her wicked wit on snails and slugs, triumphs and disasters, nosy neighbours and expensive tree surgeons. Here is everything from the joy of a first crocus to the irritation of losing a much loved trowel. No-one manages to take such delightful snapshots of everyday gardening life quite like Liz Cowley. This is the perfect gift for garden-lovers everywhere; a sparkling voice whose wry, astute humour will find fans far beyond just the poetry corner. Read by a panel of her twenty gardening friends for feedback and meticulously checked for botanical correctness, Liz Cowley captures the joy of every-day gardening in the form of poetry.

Outside in My Dressing Gown: Poems for Garden Lovers

Liz Cowley

When he came across an old-English limerick that made him laugh, playwright Ranjit Bolt started writing nonsensical verse to entertain his friends. On a whim he decided to staple some together and offer them at a market in his home town of Cambridge when not writing plays. Readers would go away chuckling to themselves and the booklets flew away. Their chuckling response led to A Lion Was Learning to Ski.

A Lion Was Learning to Ski, and Other Limericks

Ranjit, Bolt

<p>Reflecting on the insights gleaned from 15 years' residence in the Languedoc, Jonathan Miller has produced an A-Z guide to 'the endless paradoxes of France'. Not only does he reveal that, in the home of liberte, dental hygienists are illegal and it is forbidden to practise shooting zombies, but also that, despite the country's reputation for haute cuisine, McDonald's operations in France are said to be the company's most successful.</p>

History

Europe

The massively publicised guide to anti-aging from the bestselling author of Two Lipsticks and a Lover.

Smart Women Don't Get Wrinkles: How to Feel and Look 10 Years Younger Without Effort

FRITH POWELL, HELENA

Reference

Vaccines

Medical Books

Halvorsen, Richard

Basic Sciences

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