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Something for the Weekend
Entertaining at home used to be cause for anxiety, but under Ruth Watson's expert guidance, planning weekend dinner parties and family get-togethers can be fun and notably stress-free. Each designed for eight people, this is a collection of recipes for starters, main courses, desserts and side orders.
Kanchi Doctor
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Blackberry Days of Summer
As Robert Parker's body is lowered into the grave, Herman Camm introduces himself to the mourning family. He is a beady-eyed, small-framed man with nice clothes and hat - and he is about to drastically change the lives of three women: Mae Lou Parker; her daughter Carrie; and Pearl Brown. On Christmas Eve, trouble arrives when Carrie reveals Herman is abusing her. Mae Lou is fed up with Herman spending time with other women but when she goes to confront him, she finds Herman pointing a gun at her friend Willie. All of the stories converge when Herman is found dead
The Really Helpful Cookbook
The Really Helpful Cookbook is destined to be a genuine classic that you will pick up again and again. Written by Ruth Watson, one of Britain's most popular food writers, it contains recipes that are the very best in modern, stylish home cooking, as well as no-nonsense advice and tips that make cooking them foolproof and easy. Ruth writes with passion and humour, always placing her recipes in the context of our daily lives, making this a book that is as enjoyable to read as it is to cook from.
Fat Girl Slim
This diet book celebrates food for what it is. It chronicles Ruth Watson's experiences of dieting, shares her secrets and contains recipes as well as advice and suggestions. Her diet is based on calorie-counted recipes, with all food groups allowed, indeed encouraged.
Fat Girl Slim
Ruth Watson really loves her food: 'I read about it, talk about it, write about it, shop for it and cook it - I even plan holidays around it'. The problem is that for Ruth - and countless others like her - food loves her just as much Two years ago Ruth managed to lose more than four stone with her unique dieting philosophy that celebrates the sheer irresistibility of good food without sacrificing taste or pleasure. Her diet is based on calorie-counted recipes that are delicious to eat and easy to make, with all food groups allowed, indeed encouraged. Ruth's book includes over 100 recipes ranging from Lamb Chops and Garlic and Spinach Pilaf, to Seared Scallops and Black Tagiolini and Thai-Style mussels. This is food that you will love to eat but is a godsend for those who need to diet. An entire chapter is also devoted to the most common undoing for the dieter - emergency food and snacking. Ruth outlines an enticing array of tried and tested treats to get you through desperate moments without shattering your good work. While not dictating what you should or shouldn't eat, Ruth has managed to create a brilliant and sustainable diet for food lovers.
Fantacia
Fantacia - a lavish fantasy, deep, dark & heroic! Fantacia & the Voxians are superheroes, a cross between Dracula, watchmen & x-men; this novel is gripping & original in style. Ripped from her real family Fantacia rediscovers herself when the chimes of doom hit Earth and she is evacuated to Titan. Vampiric, super powered warriors, who are out to save the multiverse from evil, Their Angel King Kathos fighting to banish those who oppress others! Building to a graphic battle with warriors fighting against monsters from another multiverse. Joining the allies are Dragons, Reptilian Dinosaurs, winged men and Humans, all brought together to help save the world as we know it. Looking for something different to read? You have just found it! The Voxians are here! Where Angels, Demons & superheroes collide! Bad language and violence throughout! Written in UK English.
V. Sackville-West. - New York (1972). 164 S. 8°
This book looks at the author and her works to show her place in the English literary tradition. It describes her writings, presents a critical analysis of them and evaluates her achievements.
A Journey of Hope
Ruth Brennan, born into abject poverty in the City of York at the end of the 19th century, develops into a character of great courage, passion and determination, possessing a more indomitable spirit on every turn of the page, as she desperately tries to flee the demons of her past. Follow Ruth on her epic journey from birth and early carefree schooldays, through the tragic loss of her parents and cruelty suffered at the Orphanage, before fleeing to make the long, arduous trek toward the coast in search of work. But, by chance, along the way, she stumbles upon a small hamlet set in the very heart of the wild, untamed beauty of the North Yorkshire moors where, at barely sixteen years old, she finds true friendship, religion and love.
