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Afternoon Tea
Packed with gorgeous images, this informative guide contains details on every aspect of the formal tea, including how to make and serve it at its very best, the etiquette of tea-drinking, the correct china and silverware to use, how to host a tea party, and even how the tea gown evolved.
The English Christmas plus CD
At the darkest time of the year, when the nights seem endless and the days are short, comes the most joyful of festivals, the celebration of the birth of Christ. This touching Pitkin Guide looks at Christmas, that truly magical season that brings families and friends together to share the much-loved customs and traditions that over the years have come to surround this heart-warming and deeply symbolic occasion. The CD has 23 much loved carols. Look out for more Pitkin Guides on the very best of British history, heritage and travel.
Linzi's Diary
Two fans win the opportunity to meet their idols the backstreet boys. the first in the series we will follow them as they fall in and out of love and experience tragedy and happiness.
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A few shocks in store and a disagreement between the boys as love and life start to show cracks in relationships. A bumpy ride but will it all end smoothly?
Mazes and Follies
Mazes and Follies
Mindful Thoughts for Walkers
Mindfulness is so much more than a set of routine timed exercises; it’s the transformative practice of conscious living we can nurture by being mindful of the moment. Mindful Thoughts for Walkers explores through a series of succint meditations, how walking is an opportunity to deepen our levels of physical, and spiritual awareness. Adam Ford is an enlightening guide to how mindfulness and walking can help us face the existential questions of ‘Who am I?’, ‘Where have I come from?’, What am I doing here?’, and ‘Where am I going?’ From a gentle daily stroll to a brisk hike across the mountaintops, this is a powerful reading companion for rural and urban walker alike.
Mindfulness & the Journey of Bereavement
The emotional responses to death are unpredictable and individual, with denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance all natural stages of the grief cycle. Mindfulness & The Journey of Bereavement explores the universal, lifechanging journey of grief and offers insight into how we can understand our feelings, nourish our needs, and face the future positively, with hope. Bereavement volunteer Peter Bridgewater shares therapeutic tools into how the practice of mindfulness can develop a conscious awareness of life and death. With frank personal and professional anecdotes, he helps us to navigate the trauma of loss with clarity and wisdom.
A Secret Garden
Whether you long to be surrounded by roses or something on a grander scale, this beautifully illustrated book written by nursery woman and garden expert Annie Bullen is full of ideas for creating a green and secret place where the pressures of the world can be forgotten.
Lessons from the Land of Pork Scratchings
Greg Gutfeld was a high-achieving New Yorker in therapy when he was posted to the UK to take up the position of editor of Maximmagazine. Once settled in London he had something of a cultural epiphany. Service and transport were poor and slow, food was soggy and came in tiny portions and the beer was warm. The British, he decided, viewed the world through a prism of dreariness but, despite this, they seemed to be more cheerful than his fellow countrymen, who expected to be happy on demand. After two years in the UK, Gutfeld was12 kilos heavier but a lot more content. The key to his new-found contentment lay in adopting the British attitude to life: having diminished expectations reaps its own rewards. His hilarious observations on British culture, rituals and peculiarities at all levels of society are an illuminating insight into the land of pubs and curry, where everyone is called 'mate' and people with pimples and greasy hair can get on primetime TV.
Mindful Thoughts for Cyclists
Finding balance and meditation on two wheels.
