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Dominic Wood's Magic Book
Discover the secrets of magic and illusion with master magician DOMINIC WOOD — The perfect gift for the child that loves to perform. Step-by-step instructions and lots of photographs make this the ultimate magic book for young enthusiasts. With tricks such as Mind Reader, Secret Vision and Floating Fruit, there is also a written nod to the greatest magicians in history.
Dom And The Magic Topper
Dominic is an ordinary boy with an appetite for magic and a rather extraordinary sidekick- his magical top hat, the Topper. The two of them live happily, but when Great Aunt Rowena comes to stay things begin to go awry. Rowena has plans of her own for the Topper, and she's not going to give in without a fight. This begins a new strand of publishing for Dominic Wood, master magician and TV star. Dominic is an endearing character and his adventures with the Topper are bound to delight young readers. And there's even a magic trick to learn at the end of the book - to keep those young magicians happy.
Towards Ethical Policing
With debate about police ethics intensifying, this stimulating book considers afresh the fundamental role of officers and their relations with society. - It is a comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to ethical policing, taking a moral philosophical perspective to the evidence base and literature on the subject. - Leading contemporary thinker Dominic Wood tackles the ethical issues of policing as a matter of compliance and discipline and reviews them in the context of contemporary challenges in policing and the wider criminal justice framework. - From the parameters of moral policing to the role of human rights to embedding ethics within police operations, this is a thorough overview of the subject of police ethics and legitimacy, and a springboard for further research and analysis. A timely contribution to discussions about the police and their legitimacy, this is essential reading for all those studying, teaching and leading the profession.
Dominic Wood's Book of Magic
A fabulous, glossy, pre-teen look, star-rated, step-by-step instructions and countless photographs of dashing Dominic make this the ultimate magic book for young enthusiasts. -With tricks such as Mind Reader, Secret Vision and Floating Fruit, top tips for a polished performance and a run down of the greatest magicians in history no budding magician will be able to resist! -Dominic attracts the highest ratings of all the presenters on the CBBC links and his fanbase is growing in strength, setting up this book for magic sales this Christmas!
Simply Magic
A fun and original magic book for 7–9 year olds. With simple step-by-step instructions on how to make and perform twenty-four magic tricks, this fun book is sure to thrill and guide aspiring young magicians. Top performance tips, the rules of magic and secret words are all explained, and each trick is accompanied by colour photographs, making it easy to follow. Simply Magic is all young magicians need to put on a stunning show to amaze family and friends.
Party Tricks
More than 15 tricks are packed into this mini magic book, all with black and white photographs and easy instructions – each trick has a star-rating to indicate level of difficulty – and all the props are everyday household items. These are quick, fun tricks to impress friends and family.
Dominic Wood's Spooky Magic
Discover the secrets of magic and illusion with master magician DOMINIC WOOD — The perfect gift for the child that loves to perform In time for Halloween, this colourful, glossy guide to spooky tricks such as Dead Man’s Finger, Spooky Hanky, Ghostly Coin and many more, as well as star tips for a perfectly polished performance.
The Last Painting of Sara de Vos
Longlisted for the 2017 Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction In the 1600s Sara de Vos loses her young daughter suddenly to illness. In her grief, she secretly begins painting a dark landscape of a girl watching a group of ice skaters from the edge of a wood. In 1950s New York, Martijn de Groot has At the Edge of a Wood hanging above his bed. Though it is a dark, peculiar painting, he holds it dear and when it is stolen, he is bereft. In Brooklyn, struggling art student Ellie Shipley accepts a commission to paint an intricate forgery of the painting, not realising that her decision will come to haunt her successful academic career. Gorgeously written, brilliantly conceived and executed, filled with tension and revelation, The Last Painting of Sara de Vos is one of those rare books that stops time as you read it. This is a novel you will want to revisit for the sheer pleasure of watching a master at work.
Dom's Spooky Magic
Directions for magic tricks with a Halloween theme.
