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The Official Kids' Guide to Scrabble
For over fifty years, word enthusiasts around the globe have made Scrabble a household name. With over 150 million boards sold worldwide, the game has become a living room staple and is enjoyed by players of all ages. In the past two decades, tournament play has become common and thousands of players compete for prize money in local, national, and world competitions. With the advent of School Scrabble in 2003, the game has expanded its base, as more and more children are drawn to the game. The Official Kids' Guide to Scrabble is the first book written especially for the aspiring youth player. Written by Bradley Robbins, the youngest ever winner of Division 6 (at age 11) of the National Scrabble Championship and winner of the 2010 National School Scrabble Championship, the book covers the basics of Scrabble as well as studying tips and strategies for children interested in the game. The Official Kids' Guide to Scrabble will help young players develop their word knowledge, anagramming skills, and prepare them for tournament play, including how to play with adults and learning how to win and lose graciously.
Shallow Waters
When the naked, battered body of an unidentified teenager is found dumped in an alleyway, post-mortem finds evidence of a harrowing series of events. Another teenage death with the same MO pushes DI Hannah Robbins and her team in the Nottingham City division Major Crimes Unit, to their limits, and across county borders. In a race against the clock, they attempt to unpick a thick web of lies and deceit to uncover the truth behind the deaths. But it doesn't stop there. When catching a killer isn't enough, just how far are the team willing to push themselves to save the next girl? What readers are saying about Shallow Waters 'A gritty police procedural, with no-holds-barred and a shocking insight to the reality of some. Dark and disturbing, yet exceptionally compelling.' - Mel Sherratt, author of Taunting The Dead. 'Tense, compelling and utterly absorbing. DI Hannah Robbins is a force to be reckoned with.' - Jane Isaac, author of The Truth Will Out.
Shallow Waters
'A gritty police procedural, with no-holds barred and a shocking insight to the reality of some. Dark and disturbing, yet exceptionally compelling.' - Mel Sherratt, author of Taunting The Dead. 'Tense, compelling and utterly absorbing. DI Hannah Robbins is a force to be reckoned with.' - Jane Isaac, author of The Truth Will Out. When the naked, battered body of an unidentified teenager is found dumped in an alleyway, post-mortem finds evidence of a harrowing series of events. Another teenage death with the same MO pushes DI Hannah Robbins and her team on the Nottingham City division Major Crimes Unit, to their limits, and across county borders. In a race against the clock they attempt to unpick a thick web of lies and deceit to uncover the truth behind the deaths. But it doesn't stop there. When catching a killer isn't enough, just how far are the team willing to push themselves to save the next girl?
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The Blueberry Patch
The Blueberry Patch is a family saga novel that tells the story of a mother and daughter battling mental illness in very different ways. Janet Robbins and her mother, Helen Kendricks, are both diagnosed with bipolar affective disorder. Janet tries to do everything she is told by her doctors and follow the rules, but still encounters obstacles in her battle to come to terms with her diagnosis. Helen is defiant, and stubbornly doesn’t think she needs medication, which causes her to plummet to highs and lows so severe that her family worries for her safety. The Blueberry Patch will open eyes to the struggles bipolar affective patients face in today’s society. The story also gives many bipolar affective patients hope, with the knowledge that it is possible to overcome this diagnosis and lead a normal life.
