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What Vets Don't Tell You about Vaccines, 2nd Ed.
Revised, updated 2nd edition brings fresh information and explains why the author feels you can protect your pets from disease homeopathically, without risking their lives by vaccinating them yearly.
Finding Myself
In the author's first book When You Grow Up, she conveyed her own experience of life, that of her own indigenous people and her views of trends in society. This publication provides more valuable insights into her experiences as a young adult respectfully searching for her cultural roots.
The Stage Year Book
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Beryl Bainbridge
The first biography of one of the most-loved English novelists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
Gemma's Journey
Gemma Goodeve, a young actress with a promising career, is involved in a terrible train crash in which many lives are lost and many people are injured. Gemma herself has to have her lower leg amputated before she can be freed from the wreckage. When she wakes from the anaesthesia she has to face the difficult truth, deal with a long and painful recovery and accept that she will not be able to act anymore. Her young doctor, Nick Quennell, becomes more than professionally involved in Gemma's care as he tries to protect her from the media circus that surrounds the rail accident and her own mother, who is far from being supportive. But is his care and romantic feeling really what Gemma needs and wants in this terrible moment in her life? In Gemma's Journey, first published in 1997, Beryl Kingston sets the romantic plot against the difficult issues of recovering from a life changing accident and with her characteristic interest in social problems she also explores the breakup of the rail network and gaps in the NHS system.
Injury Time
Edward is throwing a dinner party with Binny , his mistress. Aware that she has long been denied those small intimacies that his wife takes for granted - choosing a birthday present for his sister, for example, or sorting his socks - he wants to give her a chance to feel more involved in his life, to socialise with some of his friends (the discreet ones). Things are a little awkward to begin with - a late start and him having to be away by half past ten - but everything seems to be going well. But then some uninvited, and reather forceful guests arrive, and it doesn't look like Edward is going to make it home on time.
A Ream of Writers
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Beryl's Lot
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