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A visual survey of the youth subcultures that defined fashion in Britain from the mid to the late 20th Century.
When Imogen comes to visit, Auntie Sara wonders what she would like to pretend to be, but Imogen decides it would be more fun for them to just be Auntie Sara and Imogen for the day.
My academy life continues, but I hate the unfair caste system that causes discrimination in the school. I know I can’t change it all by myself, but I can’t just stand back and let this inequality continue. Meanwhile, I decide to investigate a large hole that mysteriously appeared in the academy. What secrets does it hold? Can it help me get rid of my curse? I’m excited to learn everything I can, but I’m suddenly transported to unknown ruins while a dangerous monster awakens from its centuries-long slumber. I have to get out of here so that I can save my friends and my kingdom before it’s too late!
NOW I'M FAMOUS With a life I can only describe so far as an amazing rollercoaster I’ve sat comfortably, seat belt fastened, absorbing every bump, dip, corner, pace, the starts, the stops, the judders and some slow crawls, with all those said i have no regrets boarding. We’ve all got a story to tell, every journey can be spoken of, the fact that I’ve decided to write my autobiography can inspire others to document their journey, be part of the history that in the future they will be reading about. I hope after attending this launch and reading my autobiography, taking me from popular to ‘Famous’, you too can experience consecutive wins, healing energy, unexpected blessings, constant...
I’m 4’11” and Going to Heaven By: William E. Pasco Jr. I’m 4’11” and Going to Heaven opens with a vivid overview of the author’s frustrations with love and relationships – until he met his Lupé. They experienced immediate attraction. Soon they fell in love and got married, but had to deal with Lupé’s complex health problems. She tried valiantly to fight off her ailments. Her faith in Jesus Christ sustained her through her pain. Pasco rounds out this intimate journal with a tender glimpse into his own emotions and insights as his wife passed into the presence of the Lord, Whom they both loved. He shares his heartfelt recollection and devotional sentiment and gives God the Father, through His Son, Jesus Christ, all the glory, for He sent Pasco this 4’11” American Indian woman who became the love of his life. She gave him a wakeup call and inspired him to turn his life over to the Lord and become Born Again. I’m 4’11” and Going to Heaven is written in memory of Lupé as she always used to say, “I’m 4’11” and I’m going to heaven!” Now Pasco feels he hears Lupé’s spirit saying, “I’m 4’11” and I’m IN heaven!”
After Tiffany lands a position as executive producer and head writer for the hit television series Boy Crazy, her career is skyrocketing. All seems perfect, until she learns that the network will be cancelling her show. To add insult to injury, when she returns home from work, she catches her man in bed with the hired help. Despite her personal problems, she’s determined to move on and find a new home for her show. She pitches it unsuccessfully to every network on her list, until she finally piques the interest of the cable network TiMax. The only problem is that the network is run by Langley Green, father of Tressa Green, who happens to be the fiancée of Tiffany’s high school crush, Ko...
A girl, a potato, and a very sad flamingo star in this charming sequel to I’m Bored by New York Times bestselling author and comedian Michael Ian Black and celebrated illustrator Debbie Ridpath Ohi. Everyone feels sad sometimes—even flamingos. Sigh. When Flamingo announces he’s feeling down, the little girl and Potato try to cheer him up, but nothing seems to work. Not even dirt! (Which usually works for Potato.) Flamingo learns that he will not always feel this way. And his friends learn that sometimes being a friend means you don’t have to cheer someone up. You just have to stick by your pal no matter how they feel. Even if they’re a potato.
Shortlisted for Oscar's Book Prize 2021 Shortlisted for Children's Illustrated Book of the Year at The British Book Awards 2021 'A wonderful, warm bear-hug of a story with sumptuous illustrations. A modern classic.' - Jim Field, illustrator of Oi Frog Wherever you're going, I'm going too. Whatever you're doing, I'm sticking with you. It's wonderful to have good friends to see you through the good times and the bad. But sometimes, friends can also be a bit . . . well . . . overbearing. This completely irresistible rhyming text by Smriti Halls is perfectly complemented by artwork from fantastic new picture book illustrator, Steve Small.
A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER A RICHARD & JUDY BOOK CLUB PICK 'Terrific . . . Intelligent and gripping' The Times 'Tense, thrilling and genuinely scary' Heat 'The latest Norwegian crime-writing sensation' Sunday Times 'The plot is scalpel sharp... utterly brilliant' Sunday Mirror 'Perfect for fans of Jo Nesbo's Harry Hole series' Crime Scene Magazine ____________ When the body of a young girl is found hanging from a tree, the only clue the police have is an airline tag around her neck. It reads 'I'm travelling alone'. In response, police investigator Holger Munch is immediately charged with assembling a special homicide unit. But to complete the team, he must track down his former partner, Mia Krüger - a brilliant but troubled detective - who has retreated to a solitary island with plans to kill herself. Reviewing the file, Mia finds something new - a thin line carved into the dead girl's fingernail: the number 1. She knows that this is only the beginning. To save other children from the same fate, she must find a way to cast aside her own demons and stop this murderer from becoming a serial killer. The new novel from Samuel Bjork, THE WOLF, is available now.