A band of murderers and a ruthless plot are just some of the hazards placed in the path of trusty Dido Twite. First published in 1981. Illustrated by Pat Marriott.

The cuckoo tree

Aiken, Joan.

J. Cape

Citizen Nader: Ralph Nader

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

charles-mccarry

Thrillers & Suspense

Anne Boleyn

Chapman, Hester W.

The stones of the moon

Allen, Judy

The life of Bertrand Russell

Politics & Social Sciences

Clark, Ronald William

Philosophy

Dr. Robert Laing lives in a "high rise" housing complex that offers its residents state-of-the-art technology that caters to domestic bliss. But--paradoxically--this array of high-tech innovation is responsible for a new kind of violence. "Reminiscent of Lord of the Flies".--The New York Times.

High-rise

Literature & Fiction

BALLARD,J.G.

Literary

Sea grapes

WALCOTT, Derek

<p>This book examines historical furnishings and divides them into categories:pictures, sculpture,tapestries, English and French furniture, European and Oriental ceramics, and silver.</p>

Treasures of the National Trust

Fedden, Robin

The German writer reflects on human morality, the nature and value of literature, and his personal search for identity

My belief: Essays on life and art

HESSE,HERMANN

Ramsay MacDonald

Marquand, David

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