It`s 1989, and Harry `Rabbit` Angstrom is far from restful. Fifty-six and overweight, he has a struggling business on his hands and a heart that is starting to fail. His family, too, are giving him cause for concern....
When Charlie Babbitt`s father dies, he thinks he will inherit a lot of money. However, the money goes to someone Charlie doesn`t know, someone who lives in a hospital and turns out to be the brother that Charlie never...
Meet the residents of 31 Almanac Road Ralph and Smith are flatmates and best mates until, that is, the gorgeous Jemima moves in. And suddenly they`re bickering about a lot more than who drank the last beer. Of course,...
This "New York Times" national bestseller recounts the forgotten story of the brutal massacre of 300,000 Chinese civilians by the Japanese army. "Anyone interested in the relation between war, self-righteousness, and...
Rashomon and Seventeen Other Stories
Written by Ryunosuke Akutagawa - one of Japan`s foremost stylists and a modernist master whose short stories are marked by imagery, cynicism, beauty, and wild humour. His other works include: Rashomon; In a Bamboo...
A New Year. Five women gather for their first ever Reading Group; each is uncertain, clasping her expectations and fears close to her chest. A New Page. Harriet and Nicole are best friends who find themselves - in...
Stephen Crane's American Civil War masterpiece The Red Badge of Courage is one of the greatest of all war novels. Two days of fighting on a woodland battlefield are focused through the excited senses of a raw...
Red Flag: Communism & Making of Modern World TPB
Communism was one of the most powerful political and intellectual movements of the modern world; at the height of its influence over a third of the world`s population lived under Communist rule. This title presents an...
So begins The Red Queen - the tale of how a young girl in eighteenth-century Korea is picked from obscurity to be consort to the Crown Prince. Though inhabiting a jade, silk and jewelled world, the Crown Princess must...
Regarding the Pain of Others. S. Sontag
Regarding the Pain of Others is Susan Sontag`s searing analysis of our numbed response to images of horror. From Goya`s Disasters of War to news footage and photographs of the conflicts in Vietnam, Rwanda and Bosnia,...
The bestselling, brilliant young chef is back with a second book to accompany a major BBC TV series. There is no doubt that Jamie Oliver has captured the heart of the nation with his passion for simple, delicious,...
A collection of comic and often gory versions of popular fairy tales. Meet Cinderella, a young woman who wants to marry a nice ordinary man; and Goldilocks, that house-breaker who gobbles up your porridge and then...
When Jeeves suggests dreamy, soulful Gussie Fink-Nottle don scarlet tights and a false beard in his bid to capture the affections of soppy Madeline Bassett, Wooster decides matters have definitely got out of hand....
