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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1. With dust jacket. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

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Hardback. Etat : Good. A richly-evoked and nostalgic memoir of childhood and adolescence from the Liverpool legend and son of Harry Redknapp. Features a family steeped in football and explores the father-son relationship between Harry and young Jamie with enormous warmth and charm.

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. The Lies We Tell is a coming-of-age novel set in 1974, after the Watergate scandal has left the country grappling with an unnerving sense of deceit. Although she doesn't fully understand, thirteen-year-old Martie Wheeler, whose father has suddenly dropped dead of a heart attack, is consumed by nagging questions: How could the president lie? How does a healthy heart just stop one day? Could hers do the same? To add to her anxiety, two girls her age have disappeared from the local mall. Could she be the next victim? When her mother announces her plans to move the family to Milwaukee, Martie, always the good girl, suffers silently, leaving the theatrics to her angry sixteen-year-old sister, Blaire. On the shores of Lake Michigan, Blaire befriends the witch, a strange woman whose yard is littered with bizarre sculptures made of sticks and stones. The locals claim that she killed her family, which further fuels Martie's anxiety. The bigger threat, though, is a dark secret that, if true, will mean that her family has been lying to her. Can Martie cope.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Don't do things better, do better things. Twyman, Jamie (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : Good. That Pesky Pickle is every kid's favorite superhero He loves adventure, is afraid of almost nothing, and totally believes in himself (well, kind of). Through this exciting journey, he learns the meaning of being true to himself and finds out how friendship can help solve problems. That Pesky Pickle shows readers the reality of what it means to be brave, in a delightful and easy-to-relate way. Join him on his exciting voyage to discovering how cool being yourself is and how to use your strengths to conquer fears. Schrader, Gene (illustrateur).…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Nothing is easy in a blended family, and now more than ever, the world needs our blended families to succeed.The modern blended family is rapidly evolving. While more and more families are being created from the ashes of first marriages, they are often regulated to the shadows, regarded as second rate or less than. But blended families are a critical component to the overall health and well-being of future generations.Blended families by virtue carry more conflict, more resentments, more jealousy, and more anxiety. If we are to create more understanding for how hard it is to blend two families into one, we must first be willing to speak our truths out loud without shame or fear of judgment.Jamie Murray provides a candid account of what it means to navigate through what is rapidly becoming the new norm-families built after loss and divorce. Filled with real-life stories, heartfelt emotion, and frank honesty, How Many Kids Do You Have? brings to the forefront the unique circumstances blended families face and fights for their rightful place in our shifting understanding of what makes up a family.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Dr. Jamie Schwandt provides first-hand experience and in-depth research on the steps foster children must take to achieve success. These powerful lessons provide a roadmap for foster children to beat the stigma and pave their way to excellence.I wish someone would have shared this insight with me when I was in foster care. This is a common contention by the author and research participants. This book is a shortcut to eliminating this feeling and steering directly towards action and results.This book will provide tools to overcome challenges as well as contribute to the knowledge foster children have about the great opportunities they have been afforded by simply being foster children. Life in foster care is a temporary solution, but success is permanent.Embrace this opportunity, take advantage of the vast of resources, be positive and succeed.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Annoying Love is truly a story of building family faith. A Committed Father gives us a play-by-play view of how a family annoyed each other into a dynamic relationship with God as central to their family life. It speaks of Obedience that unlocks the provisions we need from God.A great read for young families wanting to build a nest for eaglets that will one day soar in Christian faith. -Irvin Rutherford, Founder of Global Ministry Teams We have more Bible information available than ever before, yet at the same time we are seeing a decline of the Christian Family and Church attendance. Parents and leaders are losing ground and finding their children walking away from God even before they leave home. Annoying Love sets a tone of equipping moms and dads by bringing a hopeful perspective into focus as they Build Family Faith that creates legacy for generations. Families need spiritual impartations that bring about practical life parameters. This book provides those resources for encouraging believers to keep moving their faith forward in the Christian home.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. ''Essential reading for players, fans and coaches'' - Steven Gerrard ''A cracking read'' - Chris Evans ''I couldn''t put it down'' - Joey Barton What are the greatest games ever played.

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Hardback. Etat : Good. Watanabe, Kaori (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : Good. Littler, Jamie (illustrateur).

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. "A big-hearted and clear-eyed story of life's biggest choices: who to love and how best to love them.Compulsively readable and oh so worth the read." --Heather Harpham, author of Happiness: The Crooked Little Road to Semi-Ever After     YOU ARE INVITED.   To the wedding of Elizabeth Gottlieb and Hank Jackson. But the bride and groom are beside the point. Because, on this hot Atlanta afternoon, the people of the hour are the wedding's (adoring, envious, resentful, hilarious) guests.   Among them, Carla, Elizabeth's quick-witted, ugly duckling childhood best friend turned Hollywood film scout with a jaundiced view on life (and especially on weddings); Elizabeth's great-aunt Rachel, who is navigating a no-man's-land between cultures and identities; Elizabeth's wheelchair-bound grandfather Albert, who considers his legacy as a man in the boardroom, but mostly in the bedroom; and Annette, the mother of the bride, reminded now of her youthful indiscretions in love.   Tender and bitingly funny, We Are Gathered pulls you in and carries you through a (dysfunctional, loving, witty, unforgettable) world and family; it is a not-to-be-missed debut from a "writer to watch" (Caroline Leavitt). &nbsp.…

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Paperback. Etat : Fair. Jamie Andrew's survival and rescue after five nights trapped by a ferocious storm in 1999 has passed into Alpine legend. It was a miracle that he survived; but Jamie had to come to terms not only with the death of his close friend, Jamie Fisher, who died beside him - but also with the loss of all his limbs to frostbite. Since the accident, Jamie has struggled painfully and successfully to overcome his disabilities; not only has he learnt to walk (and run) on his prosthetic legs, but also to ski, snowboard, paraglide - and even take up his beloved mountaineering again.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Free as the Wind is Jamie Bastedo's and Susan Tooke's re-creation of one of the most fascinating episodes in the history of the wild horses of Sable Island: the moment in the early 1960s when it was decided the horses would be removed and auctioned off, many of them slaughtered for dog food. School children across the country wrote to the Prime Minister pleading to have the horses returned to the island, to save them from certain death. This fictional account of that pivotal moment in Canada's history follows young Lucas Beauregard, son of the retiring superintendent of Sable Island, as he befriends and then plots to save Gem, one of the horses. Tooke, Susan (illustrateur).…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. STUDIO, The; Ocasio, Michael; Abitbol, Alison; Mont, Juan Carlos (illustrateur).

Paperback. Etat : Good. Do HMOs provide good health care while keeping costs down? Or is their dominance a major threat to American health, safety, and pocketbooks?In Making a Killing, you'll meet some of the victims trapped in corporate medicine's stark financial calculus: the less you care, the more you profit.-- Diagnosed with stomach cancer but unable to get HMO approval for recommended treatment, David Goodrich finally started therapy anyway. But by then the cancer had spread to his liver. He died leaving his wife Teresa, a kindergarten teacher, with $750,000 in medical bills his insurer refused to pay.-- Five-month-old Chad Aitken was given vaccine shots which caused a reaction. When his mother called their HMO doctor for assistance, she was told, incorrectly, that her insurance had lapsed, and was refused care. Chad died.Americans are angry -- and ready to take back control of their health. In Making a Killing, consumer activists Jamie Court and Frank Smith indict the corrupt world of managed care, and provide a Self-Defense Kit for overcoming HMO stonewalling techniques and getting the care you deserve. Included is a mail-in postcard for readers to vote on what kind of health care system they think is right for the country. The verdict count will be maintained on the Internet.…

Etat : Good. In one shattering instant, schoolteacher Cassandra Miller lost everything that mattered to her. Stricken with guilt and sorrow, she has no reason to care about tomorrow. The last person she wants help from is the man she wants to forget. In childhood, Wylie Everett was her cherished best friend. In adulthood, he was the secret lover who left her without explanation. Now he's the person who won't let her go down without a fight. And as he renews her joy in small things, and challenges her to take a fresh perspective, the desire they once shared burns more fiercely than ever.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. One Thing Leads to Another is Four Weddings and a Funeral in book form. Three friends, post university, two men and a girl, take up a year's lease on a house. Sitting in the pub, they make a bet -- a challenge to them all -- that they will find perfect (if temporary) partners and real jobs by the end of a year. As each season unfolds, with highlights of themed parties (for the girls) and rugby matches (for the boys), romantic holidays in Italy (disastrous), New Year's Eve's festivities (even worse), Flin, Geordie and Jessica find (and in some cases, lose) new friends, new jobs and even themselves. The year's challenge ends completely differently than they -- or the readers -- anticipate. One Thing Leads to Another has a wonderful warmth and humour, which gives readers a real feel-good factor.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. a promising first novel' Sunday Independent ________ Readers love Diving for Pearls ***** 'An absolutely brilliant book, the setting of Dubai making this story into something quite unique.' ***** 'An excellent read .

Paperback. Etat : Good. At the age of nine, Jamie's family feared he would never walk again. Twenty years later, he set off to run 5,000 miles coast to coast across Canada.When Jamie decides to repay the hospitals that saved his life as a child, he embarks on the biggest challenge of his life: running the equivalent of 200 marathons back-to-back, solo and unsupported, in -40 degree weather, surviving all kinds of injuries and traumas on the road and wearing through 13 pairs of trainers. And he does it all dressed as the superhero, the Flash.Though his journey was both mentally and physically exhausting, it was the astounding acts of kindness and hospitality he encountered along the way that kept him going. Whether they gave him a bed for the night, food for the journey, a donation to his charity or companionship and encouragement during the long days of running, Jamie soon came to realise that every person who helped him towards his goal was a superhero too. …