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      • Educational material

        Quiz Masters

        by Adele Broadbent

        Hari isn’t too popular. He is always on his phone so Team Turbo misses out on free tickets to the bungy tramps. They decide to enter the junior section of the school quiz. There is a tie for first place and Hari’s phone research pays off.

      • The Weasel, Puffin, Unicorn, Baboon, Pig, Lobster Race

        by James Thorp, illustrated by Angus Mackinnon

        The Weasel Puffin Unicorn Baboon Pig Lobster Race is a psychedelic children’s story best described as, ‘Doctor Doolittle meets Sergeant Pepper’. Its zany story follows a race as feverishly competitive as any held before. All manner of dastardly plans and cheats are concocted by the beasts including custard trampolines and banana diggers (the swines!). The Unicorn alone respects the rules. Admirable, yes, but in this weasel-cheats-puffin world what chance of victory does that give him? Beautifully illustrated by Angus MacKinnon, this anarchic and riotous story by James Thorp is an unmissable treat for all.

      • Computer games: strategy guides
        August 2012

        The Complete Guide To Halo Reach

        by The Cheat Mistress

        Cheats Unlimited are the specialists when it comes to video game cheats, tips and walkthrough guides. Fronted by the glamorous and gorgeous Cheatmistress, Cheats Unlimited has helped over five million gamers worldwide over the last 12 years. Through phone lines, fax machines, the Web and WAP sites and now eBooks, we have been there for gamers when they've needed us the most.With EZ Guides we aim to help you through the top games on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, DS and PSP, step by step from beginning to end in an easy and entertaining way. Along the way we'll teach you about the game's top secrets and the best way to unlock that Achievement / Trophy. EZ Guides are written by dedicated gamers who are here to help you through the difficult times in gaming.We’ve been waiting for this one for a long time now and it’s finally here Bungie’s swansong game is in our hands and ready to play. The game is a prequel to the original Halo and it is set on Reach, a key stronghold of humanity and the last colony between the alien alliance known as the Covenant and Earth. The Covenant has found Reach and they’re going to throw everything they have at it, so you’re going to need to be prepared. Luckily our complete walkthrough guide will get you through the battle with no problems.

      • Educational material

        The Winner Is…

        by Adele Broadbent

        The school fete was bigger than ever. Benji accepted Pumpkin’s challenge to see who could win the most games. The scores were even at the end of the Crockery Crash, the Ring Toss, the Sponge Throw and the Bungy Stretch. But it was Stace who helped to decide the winner.

      • August 2021

        Child’s Play Series: Physics

        by Judith Weber & Marcus Weber

        Toffee is visiting his friend Meg. At her home, there’s lots to discover. For example, why does the toy car sink in the bath? Why do you always come back down to earth, no matter how high you bounce on the trampoline? Physics is everywhere and Meg is really good at explaining everything. • The first series for little kids by the famous Physikanten & Co. team • Will arouse even the youngest child’s curiosity about physics • Scientific knowledge communicated in a child-friendly and accessible way

      • Children's & YA
        March 2019

        Fantastickle Friend

        by Alexandra Salmela & Linda Bondestam

        Bean-Bean hates miserable Wednesdays. That is when he has to walk through the park alone, and in the park lurks Toughie.   Today things go very wrong. When Toughie bullies Bean-Bean, her essential device is broken. As a punishment, Bean-Bean’s beloved rag bird Stormbeard gets prisoned in the highest branches of a tree. Luckily, in the bus BeanBean bumps into a lion-maned cheetah, a genuine, living, imaginary friend. Together they hasten to save Strombeard.   The atypical adventure takes the friends into a forest to bounce on a trampoline in the appearance of fantastic fruit, and into the drains where they end up at the mercy of mutant monsters and mammoths.   Alexandra Salmela and Linda Bondestam’s book is a crazy, funny and brilliantly colourful story about the power of the imagination and the courage to be yourself –whether you are a child using words in a funny way, an elephant in mammoth’s clothing or a self-absorbed, constantly blabbering cheetah.

      • Health & Personal Development

        Eternal Youth Secrets

        How to Have Beautiful Hair, Glowing Skin At Any Age

        by Vicki Tuong Vi, Ngoc Anh, Minh Trang

        This book  shares the secrets for giving your skin the proper nutrition and loving care so it can continue to function efficiently. The methods of cleaning, prevention and maintenance included in the book are skin and face massages, face exercises, palming, EFT, acupressure points and herbal supplements.   These methods are the combination of ancient mysteries with modern technologies to allow you to have beautiful skin and hair, stay younger and live longer in balance and harmony. There is much more in this book than just about skin and hair as your body is an incredible organic machine. You can explore the multi-dimensions of it biologically, spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually with Sounds & Vibrations as well as the unique Healing H.A.P.P.Y. Bubbles Systems. The primary purpose is to give your skin (body) what it needs to fulfill your needs of love, happiness, nurturing, respect, ease, and grace for your Highest Good as well as others’ Highest Good. Vicki Tuong Vi Eaton, CEO of Complete Wellness Network, is a best-selling author, health and beauty herbalist, holistic trauma clearing expert, and Internet radio show host. She has over 32 certifications in Energy Healing among other modalities. Vicki is the Founder of Healing H.A.P.P.Y. Bubbles Systems, which was created by Earth & Divinity Teams to help Humans expand and grow. Vicki’s enlightenment came after a car accident more than a decade ago, which rendered her with many illnesses such as obesity, depression, acid reflex, and heart and skin diseases. After asking to learn from Earth & Divinity, Vicki has learned how to make the mystical choice to be happy. She has cleared most of her sufferings and pains and published this book as her first book to promote Happiness with Dignity. Now in her 60s, Vicki jumps on the trampoline daily. She has a metabolic age of a 36 year old and even joined Life Guard training at the YMCA in Montclair New Jersey. Her life’s mission is to share the secrets, experiences and insights that liberate her clients and her audiences, allowing them to clear the roadblocks impeding their lives and offering them eternal beauty… for the Highest Good of All. Ngoc Anh is a Product Manager, Acupressure and Traditional Medicine Researcher. Minh Trang is an English Teacher, Translator and Humanities Faculty of English Linguistics and Literature.

      • Science & Mathematics
        November 2022

        World of Science: Adventures in Earth Sciences

        by Karen Kwek

        Adventures in Earth Sciences is an immersive encounter with more than 15 natural processes that take place on our planet and beyond. Why are there four seasons in a year? How does the ozone layer protect life on Earth? What kind of displays light up our skies? Dig up fossils that take us back in time. Travel to the edge of a whirlpool. And journey to the heart of the sun. From parched deserts to the freezing tundra, from ocean depths to starry heights, and from tiny rocks to gas giants in space, explore the workings of our amazing universe as never before! The World of Science comics series engages, educates and entertains children, imparting scientific facts, while nurturing the love of Science through dynamic, full-colour comics. All topics covered are in line with the Singapore primary Science syllabus and the Cambridge primary Science curriculum, and also offer beyond-the-syllabus insights designed to stretch inquiring young minds.

      • Graphic design

        Win Out

        The Best of Sports Graphic Design and Branding

        by Sandu Publishing

        In sports branding, visual language is key to establishing an identity, creating a fan base and generating positive influence. WIN OUT: The Best of Sports Graphic Design and Branding showcases more than 80 global designs for sports brands and events, and provides interviews with the designers and contributors. From world-famous games like the Olympics or World Cup, to the lesser-known local fan favorites, WIN OUT exemplifies the possibilities of marketing in today’s competitive field.

      • Early learning: first word books

        Die Sportarten / Sports

        by Ulrike Fischer / Juliane Schlumberger

        This title is part of the bilibrini series. These books are recommended for the first contact with a new language and are thematically appropriate for vocabulary-building in pre-school or the early school years. The texts are written in simple, short sentences and include basic vocabulary for a given theme. The word-picture strip on each page depicts key objects from the illustrations for playful vocabulary practice. Vocabulary in this title: sports, sports equipment, athletics. For children from 2 years of age.

      • Computer games: strategy guides
        August 2012

        Issue 1

        by The Cheat Mistress

        Hello, and welcome to an exciting new video game ezine, EZ Gamer. Throughout this textbased Ezine we aim to provide you with an insightful view on all things video games. We are dedicated gamers with many years of video games experience. We believe a social life is not necessary if there's an awesome new game coming out.In EZ Gamer Issue 1 we are giving you insightful previews to some of the top games coming out soon. We take a look at the early mission reveals in Call of Duty: Black Ops. A handson impression of the Halo: Reach multiplayer. Plus a look at the return to the nuclear apocalypse in Vegas, with Fallout: New Vegas.We also put plenty of focus on Nintendo's Metroid saga, with an indepth retrospective of all the games the series has to offer, plus a detailed review of the imminent Metroid: Other M for Nintendo Wii. Along with reviews for gritty shooter Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days and Lara Croft's first downloadable outing in The Guardian of Light.In addition to all this great content, we also give you an insight into two highly respected developers, Valve and Square Enix. Plus the full walkthrough guide for Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption. So sit back, prepare you eyes and enjoy this edition of EZ Gamer.About EZGamer EzineEZGamer is a bimonthly downloadable video game magazine, featuring the big news stories, previews of upcoming games, insightful and humorous features on games and the industry, all the top and indepth reviews for the latest games across all formats, a cheats, tips and hints section for the newest games, plus a detailed walkthrough guide for the biggest and toughest game in that period. The content is given to you by dedicated gamers with an unbiased opinion on all things video games.

      • Children's & YA
        July 2017

        The Elephant

        by Peter Carnavas

        ‘An elephant?’ Arthur gasped. ‘In your house? But... is it real?’ Olive leaned a little closer and lowered her voice. ‘Well, that’s the thing...’ Olive’s father has a sadness so big that she imagines it as a large grey elephant following him around. With the help of her cheery grandfather and her best friend, Arthur, Olive sets out to chase away her father’s elephant.

      • Fiction

        A Floating Forest

        by Jorge F. Hernández

        The narrator dives into the childhood he lived in Mantua, a forest near to Washington D.C. Chronicle of memories that ignited the low recovery of his mother’s memory; May begins to remember some words that are names, the order of things, the disorder, things left to chance … the trees of a forest. The narrator’s childhood is the passage to recover his mother’s past and the novel weaves these fragments like someone spins syllables over the snow of blank pages. Jorge F. Hernandez recreates the first fifteen years of his bilingual biography amid a forest that has remained intact in a shared memory and where the reader is suspended in the presence of the terrible enigma of Evil, of the worst side of North American utopia, which is only alleviated by the affections that last forever … and that do not deserve to be forgotten.

      • Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
        May 2013

        The Adventures of the Flying Boat

        by Winslow Nicholas

        “It’s a monster! It’s a monster!” It cried, in a very high pitched voice. After discovering a strange, silvery object in the lake in their back garden, Broders and Chi-Chi meet and befriend a little green leprechaun who takes them on an adventurous journey through strange lands, where they meet with a host of exciting characters. A must for children of all ages, this book is designed to be read to children. Reading to your children will help stimulate their imagination, and at the same time help them to develop their reading and listening skills, and also enhance their ability to concentrate. Reading to a child makes it easier for him/her to develop speech. With years of front-line medical experience as founder and former director of one of the busiest university-hospital clinics in North America, assistant professor of Pediatrics and former Director of Multiformat Health Communications, McGill University, Dr. Paul Roumeliotis has earned a reputation as a down-to-earth communicator who encourages parents to become active and informed participants in the care of their children's health and well-being. Dr. Paul states that, “Reading to a child is also an ideal opportunity for a parent to spend some time with their child. Reading time can be perceived as "their time!" I suggest that parents get down and spend time with their children at their level. Reading an interesting children's story to them accomplishes this.”

      • Biography & True Stories

        Fleeing Was the Most Beautiful Thing We Had

        by Marta Marín-Dòmine

        Fleeing was the most beautiful thing we had is a book that deals with exile as a I, an extraordinary text on the “dépaysement" (change of scenery) that is inherited from one generation to the next. It’s written by Marta Marín-Dòmine, who was born in Barcelona and now traches Literature and Memory Studies at the Wilfrid Laurier University of Waterloo (Canada).   The book was originally published in Catalan by Club Editor and it reached best sellers lists for some weeks. It was awarded an special mention at the 2019 Catalan Booksellers Award and was awarded the 2019 Barcelona Award. The Spanish translation will be published by Galaxia Gutenberg this October 2020.    In Fleeing was the most beautiful thing we had,  the author pays tribute to her father, a boy of the war, one of many who lived  the Spanish Civil War when they were  teenagers and who, in 1939, went to exile and sought refuge in France, where they were interned in refugee camps. A boy who lived bombings, exile, the return and humiliation of returning to a pro-Franco Barcelona, a city that he does not recognize as his own and makes him feel like an exile in his own country.   The narrator regularly packs her suitcases and goes to a new country where maybe she will end up feeling like home. But no: an instinct pushes her to refuse sedentary life. She seems to flee away. But from what?   Based on texts from his father's unpublished memoir, Marin-Dòmine reflects on the impact of war, exile and repression in thousands and thousands of lives, and she does so with such stinging words that the reader’s heart shakes. We can imagine it, almost feel it. In addition, the author uses the description of photographic images of the time, some of them iconic, which impose themselves with all harsh: Children, teenagers and images of the refugee camp of Argelers (in France).   But the book does not only tell of the memory of the Spanish Civil War, it talks about all the wars, about all the refugees, about all the exiles ... and it tells all this through the eyes of the exiles’ offspring, who somehow have collected the inheritance of those parents who had to leave.   Fleeing was the most beautiful thing we had is a tribute to all the exiles, and a trip from Barcelona to Toronto, looking for traces of nomadic lives. Marta-Marín-Dòmine follows them with the sensitivity of a hunter and focuses on a bewildering truth: that the remembrances of others - what we call memory - are the country where we live.    In dark times like today's, this is a reading to reflect on the importance of the values and the ravages of hatred, repression and lies.

      • Memoirs
        June 2015

        Xamnesia

        Everything I Forgot in my Search for an Unreal Life

        by Lizzie Harwood

        A travel memoir about memory, money, myopia, and men. At twenty-three, Lizzie leaves her native New Zealand to work for VIP billionaires in a remote oil-rich oasis. Legally forbidden to talk about her employers, she calls their country 'Xamnesia.' The place has its perks, such as hugging Michael Jackson and receiving diamond watches, but it's also a rabbit hole that quells a gal's self-confidence.Even transferred to Paris, she depends on champagne, cigarettes, and hotel concierges on speed dial to help fulfill all VIP requests. Will smuggling a million dollars be what snaps her out of her fog? And can she forge a real life after so many years in 'Xamnesia'?. An illuminating, no-holds-barred memoir about about ping-ponging around the world in search of yourself.

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