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Death in Winter
It’s only four days to Christmas and, with snow deep on the ground, festive cheer abounds in the villages and small towns of rural Lancashire. Inspector Steve Carmichael is relishing the thought of a long break at home with his family. Not even the impending arrival of the cantankerous Aunty Audrey can dampen his mood. However, when a respectable woman mysteriously vanishes after boarding a train home, Carmichael’s hopes of a peaceful Christmas are well and truly scuppered. What has happened to Hayley Bell? As Carmichael’s team start to pick their way through the conundrum and delve deeper into the lives of Hayley, her eccentric husband and her so-called friends it’s clear that all is not what it seems.In this, the sixth in his series of skilfully-crafted detective novels featuring DI Steve Carmichael, the author again demonstrates his mastery of the genre. With an array of captivating characters and a dexterous plot, Ian McFadyen, once more, keeps his readers turning the pages and has them guessing right up to the bitter end.
See the Kindness
See the Kindness is the latest children’s book from young Australian author, Hayley Frazer (Something a Little Different). Experience a journey of empathy and kindness as we meet Mia and Kasey on their first day of school. Things will get a little tricky for Mia during her school journey, as she learns to embrace being deaf and also moving to a new school at a young age. Take your time reading this beautiful, illustrated children’s story of friendship, support, courage and being true to yourself, and you too will “See the Kindness”. More information about Hayley and her books is available at: www.hayleyfrazer.com.au
Something a Little Different
Something a Little Different is a story about differences, values and courage. Jonnie is a teenager who is offbeat and lives life on his own terms, but some don’t like that. At school he finds a young boy being bullied and must make a difficult choice. The story follows Jonnie at home and school where he deals with bullying, and helping someone who is being bullied. This book is suitable for primary and secondary school students. It contains a positive message of hope and acceptance, in a world of diversity.
Having Fun with Something Different
"Hayley Frazer's new activity book "Having Fun with Something a Little Different" has arrived! Designed for junior primary students, this activity book is a fun filled companion for Hayley Frazer's shortlisted Speech Pathology Australia 2020 Book of The Year- "Something a Little Different." This is another wonderful collaboration between Hayley Frazer and Lauren Eldridge Murray, based on the values of the book "Something A Little Different", with an important message for early learners about resilience, acceptance, and differences. For more information go to hayleyfrazer.com.au"
Frazer's Magazine for Town and Country
Reprint of the original, first published in 1841.
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Hyper-chondriac
The "Esquire" and "Vanity Fair" humor columnist wipes out on the road to Wellville in this bitingly funny memoir about one man's frantic lifelong search for inner peace.
The Blockbuster Entertainment Guide to Movies and Videos
From Blockbuster Video, America's number one video source, comes the ultimate film guide. Each entry provides a clear, unbiased plot summary, MPAA ratings, extensive indices, and quality rating on a one-to-five star system. This one-stop reference is the handiest and most complete video authority on new releases, classics, made-for-tv, children's, and foreign films.
