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Hard Rain Falling - Don Carpenter; George Pelecanos
Review"Tarmac-tough dialogue and road-novel deliquent action is customised with a tender intensity about both friendship and sexual passion. Often savage, never cynical, Carpenter ... -
Happy Chaos - Soleil Moon Frye
From Punky to parenting, Soleil Moon Frye shares insightful, realistic, in-the-trenches parenting advice, inspiration, and fun.Enthusiastic, spunky, and positive, Punky Brewster wa... -
Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hun - Jay Conrad Levinson; David E. P
Product DescriptionIn Today's Job Jungle, the Guerrilla is King"You'll learn how to build a compelling new network in days that gets you sit-down meetings with... -
Great Britain - David Else
Nobody knows Great Britain like Lonely Planet. Whether you're after prehistoric sites in Orkney, mountain climbing in Snowdonia, the tastiest fish and chips in East Anglia, or a qu... -
Google__ The Missing Manual - Kevin Purdy
If you want to gain more control over your social networking activities with Google+, this jargon-free guide helps you quickly master the ins and outs of the site. Learn how to org... -
God Don't Like Ugly - Mary Monroe
EDITORIAL REVIEW: In this richly drawn novel set on the streets, porches and in the parlors of 1960s Ohio, Mary Monroe brings to life the bond between two girls from opposite sides... -
Germinal - Emile Zola
Review"Superb."--Professor James Chastain, Ohio University"This is far and away the best English translation of Germinal currently available. The translator has captured th... -
Footprints - Alex Archer
When her longtime friend claims to have evidence of Big Foot's existence, archaeologist Annja Creed can't resist checking it out for herself—she's been debating the subject for yea... -
Flex_ Do Something Different - Ben (c) Fletcher; Karen J. Pine
About the AuthorBen (C) Fletcher and Karen Pine are both Professors of Psychology at the University of Hertfordshire and renowned experts in behaviour change. Their Do Something Di... -
Fireflies in December - Jennifer Erin Valent
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Jessilyn Lassiter never knew that hatred could lurk in the human heart until the summer of 1932 when she turned 13. When her best friend, Gemma, loses her parents...