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      • Infinity Books

        Infinity Books is the publishing division of Infinity Education.  We currently publish over 85 titles across a range of subject areas – covering specialised admissions tests, examination techniques, personal statement guides, plus everything else you need to improve your chances of getting on to competitive courses such as medicine and law, as well as into universities such as Oxford and Cambridge. Our books are currently all written by authors who have been through the admissions process and have scored within the top ten per cent of applicants.  We have put together fully worked answers to thousands of questions across many subjects, as well as providing hints and tips on essays and time-saving techniques, and an exhaustive collection of past papers.   Outside of publishing we also operate a highly successful tuition division, UniAdmissions.  This company was founded in 2013 by Dr Rohan Agarwal and Dr David Salt, both Cambridge Medical graduates with several years of tutoring experience.  Since then, every year, hundreds of applicants and schools work with us on our programmes. Through the programmes we offer, we deliver expert tuition, exclusive course places, online courses, best-selling textbooks and much more. With a team of over 1,000 Oxbridge tutors and a proven track record, UniAdmissions have quickly become the UK’s number one admissions company. Visit and engage with us at: Books website: www.infinitybooks.co.uk Books Twitter: @infinitybooks7   Programmes website: www.uniadmissions.co.uk

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        Infobase Publishing

        For 80 years, Infobase has created and curated exceptional through Imprints such as from Facts on File, Bloom's, Chelsea House, Fergusons and Omnigraphics.

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      • Trusted Partner
        Femicide
        November 2021

        Femicide

        Violence against women

        by Julia Cruschwitz, Carolin Haentjes

        In Germany, 132 women were murdered by their (ex-)partners over the past year, according to police statistics. An attempted murder happened every other day – the real figure is in all probability much higher. Julia Cruschwitz and Carolin Haentjes unveil their book on femicides in Germany with research from interviews with academics, criminologists, police officers, social workers, lawyers, survivors, witnesses and relatives and their analysis of scientific reports. Their work highlights how the issue of femicides affects the whole of society, but there are sensible ways to protect women more effectively from male violence. All we must do is take steps to follow these.

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      • Μήδεια, ἡ γυνὴ πρὸ τοῦ μύθου
        November 2022

        Μήδεια, ἡ γυνὴ πρὸ τοῦ μύθου

        Medea, la donna prima del mito მედეა, მითების პირველი ქალი

        by Viviana Sgorbini, Tamar Gumburashvili, Enrica Fontani

        Medea is often associated to Euripides' tragedy, which makes her an infanticide. But this is only one version of her story. Who was Medea before this myth started to spread?   This precious picture book takes the reader back to ancient Colchis and Greece through delicate watercolour illustrations and a translation into Georgian and ancient Greek and shows Medea as an enchanteress and healer.

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      • The Poisoned Banquet
        Fiction
        July 2013

        The Poisoned Banquet

        by ANTHONY JAMES

        A romantic thriller; A tales of an abused celebrity wife. A contemporary novel set in UK and USA. The novel is a study of morbid jealousy and follows the lives of the heroine Rachel a beorgening international pianist and her husbad the charming but morbidly jealous and corrupt banker Michael Johnson. The story opens with the death of Michael's baby sister - accident or infanticide? Michael determines to becaome the apple of his parents' eye and he grows up as an athletic, bright and charming but ruthlessyoung man. He falls for Rachel, wooes her but rather in the mold of Jeckyll and Hyde he becaomes morbidly jealous of rachel and her musical career. Rachel's unshakeable devotion tolerates the ever worsening excesses of Michael's obsessive jealousy into tawdry drug and sexual abuse. Rachel meets a geeky but brilliant young musician and is infatuated by his musical talent - her world is turned upside down. Is her love of music or her love of Michael the greater? What of both are taken away?

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      • Fifty Two Sonnets of Glory and Grace
        Religion & beliefs
        September 2015

        Fifty Two Sonnets of Glory and Grace

        by Tom Chapman

        Meditations in the form of classical fourteen line sonnets inspired by current events, sermon topics, personal experience etc. viewed from reformed theology perspective; i.e. absolute sovereignty of God, salvation by grace through the vicarious sacrifice of Jesus Christ. These sonnets may be used for private devotions, or group discussion, and include an appendix containing comprehensive scripture references for the doctrinal points raised.

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      • More Than One Child
        Memoirs
        September 2021

        More Than One Child

        Memoirs of an Illegal Daughter

        by Shen Yang, Nicky Harman (translator)

        ‘I broke a law simply by being born.’ In the late 1980s, Shen Yang was born during the fiercest years of China’s One-Child Policy. As the second daughter of the family, she was a massive liability – an excess child, a product of illegal birth. From being raised by her grandparents in a remote village as soon as she was born, to being whisked away to her aunt’s home in a distant faraway city, Shen Yang’s existence was doomed to be shrouded in the utmost secrecy and silence. Armed with a false identity and ID card, she experienced years of neglect and humiliation from her aunt’s volatile family who saw her as yet another burden to bear. On top of it all, it seemed her own biological parents had come to forget about her. In a riveting memoir, by turns witty and inspiring, Shen Yang bravely provides a vivid account of the family planning era in China, as she jots down her journey towards overcoming the limits of her upbringing and forging her own identity amidst the sorrows of her childhood. More than One Child is not only Shen Yang’s story; it is the untold story of the enormous, yet invisible community of excess-birth children. And this book is Shen Yang’s way of saying goodbye to her childhood, and goodbye to an era.   The book sparked a lot of interest in the western media and has already been translated into Finnish and Arabic.

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      • Reproductive Politics and the Makings of Modern India
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        May 2021

        Reproductive Politics and the Makings of Modern India

        by Mytheli Sreenivas

        In modern India, reforming individual reproduction, through changing marriage practices or the introduction of birth control, became a means to shape the life of the population as a whole. Mytheli Sreenivas traces moments when social actors questioned the wide-ranging, complex, and sometimes contradictory politics of reproduction, asking how practices associated with biological reproduction, and the social meanings attached to these practices, became the target of public debate and contestation. She reveals the intimate imbrication of population concerns with reproductive politics and the economy, and suggests that the ideologies and institutions that encouraged the government to intervene in the reproductive lives of its subjects were not mid-twentieth-century inventions, but arose from concerns that first took shape in colonial India. Exploring the wide implications of these policies and programs, Sreenivas challenges some of the fundamental assumptions that underpin reproductive politics today, in India and transnationally.

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