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      • OB STARE

        OB STARE is a Spanish publisher specialized in conscious maternity, early childhood education and development that supports knowledge and freedom of choice. We publish inspirational books for a new way of looking, including empowerment, gender equality, self-love and sexual diversity.

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      • No Starch Press, Inc

        For over 25 years No Starch Press has set editorial standards with the world's leading technical books on computer security, hacking, and programming.

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      • Handicrafts, decorative arts & crafts

        DAVID BOWIE: STARMAN

        A Colouring Book

        by Illustrations by Coco Balderrama, Text by Laura Coulman

        Featuring 30 iconic looks from every phase of his fashion evolution, David Bowie: Starman: A Colouring Book offers a uniquely creative way to remember David Bowie, the daring, chameleonic icon who changed popular music forever. Whether posing as Ziggy Stardust or Aladdin Sane, Goblin King or China Boy, Thin White Duke or huge-hearted hero, Bowie’s career is a veritable kaleidoscope of ever-changing colours, styles and sounds. Peppered with quotes, facts and memories of Bowie from those who knew him best, – essential reading for fans of every generation.

      • Science & Mathematics
        April 2012

        The Universe Explained to My Grandchildren

        by Hubert Reeves

        “Grandpa, how big is the universe? How far are the stars? How can we tell the sun’s age? Are we stardust? What is thunder? Is the universe expanding? Do black holes exist? What is the future of the universe?”“The book was born from conversations I had with one of my granddaughters, on certain summer evenings. All during its writing, I was able to relive those August evenings when the children showered me with questions while we awaited the shooting stars. The contemplation of the heavenly vault and the sense of our presence among the stars inspired a shared wish to know more about this mysterious cosmos in which we live. Here we will be talking about science, but that in no way rules out poetry.”Hubert ReevesIn this book, master astrophysicist Hubert Reeves unlocks the secrets of the universe. This is his spiritual testament to younger generations and a perfect occasion for us all to revise our conceptions about the cosmos.

      • March 2021

        A Whisper of Stars

        by Tami Fischer

        Seventeen-year-old Liv wants nothing more than to escape her lifeon the island of Hawaiki. Neither she nor her two best friends Finleyand Hana believe in the legends of stars, gods and ancestralspirits that have been told on the black coasts since the dawn oftime.Yet on the day of the Star Festival, when a stranger appears andancient forces awaken, the three friends find themselves in a raceagainst time.A journey into the unknown, with no turning back. A ruthlesshunter. And a forbidden passion that makes Liv’s heart beat louderthan ever before …

      • Fiction
        June 2011

        Songs of Bliss

        by Clive Gilson

        Songs of Bliss is a Dancing Pig Original publication - showcasing work by author Clive Gilson. Songs was Clive's first published novel. Just how far will a father go to protect his daughter, especially when his 'protection' is so fundamentally flawed?Billy Whitlow, one time "Don of Doo Wop", has survived his days of drink, drugs and groupies, settling now into a more peaceful life centred on his blossoming seventeen year old daughter Bex. Revising for her 'A' Levels, Bex visits Billy one Easter but the longed-for simplicity of father-daughter happiness is shattered one night in a local club.Billy's world becomes one of questions; Why is his daughter in a drug induced coma? Who put her in that state? How in the name of Hell is he going to make them pay?

      • DESPERATELY SEEKING BOWIE

        by Ian Castello-Cortes

        No one is bigger than Bowie. From the moment he created Ziggy Stardust, through all his subsequent incarnations, to his elegantly curated, but tragic, death, he remains the ultimate music icon. Desperately Seeking Bowie gets right under the skin of his extraordinary life, following him from modest beginnings in surburban south London, through the outrageous orgiastic partying of the 1970s, to his near death from Cocain addiction in LA, the intensely creative period in Berlin, to his astounding re-emergence after Glastonbury in 2000. What a journey. With a great insightful text, great photos and fascinating maps, this is a 100% must for any Bowie fan – old or young (and there are tons of the latter).

      • Hobbies, quizzes & games (Children's/YA)
        October 2020

        Where’s the Unicorn In Wonderland?

        A Magical Search Book

        by Paul Moran

        A brand-new search-and-find adventure from the publishers of the 2017 bestselling title Where's the Unicorn? Follow the further adventures of a colourful blessing of globetrotting unicorns. This time, the unicorns are embarking on a magical tour through the beautiful, wild world of Wonderland.

      • October 2015

        The Art of Horror

        An Illustrated History

        by Edited by Stephen Jones; foreword by Neil Gaiman

        A celebration of frightful images, compiled by some of the biggest and most respected names working in the genre. The book covers early engravings, dust jackets, book illustrations, pulp magazines, movie posters, comic books, and original paintings and digital artwork - over 500 images are presented in beautifully haunting detail. Editor is multiple award-winning Stephen Jones, who has assembled a stellar team of contributors and sourced visuals from all over the world. Foreword is by Neil Gaiman.

      • Fiction
        April 2015

        I Blame Morrissey

        My Adventures with Indie-Pop and Emotional Disaster

        by Jamie Jones

        You wouldn't let song lyrics rule your life would you?  You wouldn't become so infatuated with a pop star that you would use their words to make decisions on your relationships would you?  Jay would.  Join him as he tries to grow up in the 90s in a haze of lust, indie-pop & warm lager while all the time looking to Morrissey for guidance.

      • Outdoor Kids: Stargazing

        by Gerard Janssen

        Outdoor is trending! A delightful new series, with 3 books right away. Together with your children, look at the stars, search for animals, let your children tell you what the weather is going to be, and build an extremely sturdy hut. Together with your children (that is if they actually left you join!!!), (re)discover how wonderful it is to be outdoors. Great for organizing a survival party with kids! And also a perfect father's day gift!

      • Biography & True Stories
        June 2019

        Rocket Girls

        Storie di ragazze che hanno alzato la voce

        by Laura Gramuglia

        Women in the history of rock are not few; but few are the ones remembered. However, armies of other female musicians fought with them, though their stories never gained the spotlight. But the moment to tell them has arrived. That’s why Rocket Girls is first of all a request for attention. A reading that encourages us to look beyond labels and consider female music not a genre in itself, but a world as rich and multi-faceted as the male one. You will meet fifty women who have fought the patriarchy of rock. One song for every artist, from the ’50s to this day.Nina Simone, M.I.A., Lauryn Hill, Saint Vincent, Madonna, Fiona Apple, Patti Smith, Joni Mitchell, Björk, Amy Winehouse, Tina Turner, Siouxie, Courtney Love, Janis Joplin, Marianne Faithfull, Nico, Sinead O’Connor, Whitney Houston, Cat Power, Tori Amos, PJ Harvey, Cher, and many more.

      • December 2012

        Yip Harburg

        Legendary Lyricist and Human Rights Activist

        by Harriet Hyman Alonso

        A new interview-based biography of The Wizard of Oz lyricist

      • February 2013

        Here Be Dragons

        Exploring Fantasy Maps and Settings

        by Stefan Ekman

        First in-depth study of the use of landscape in fantasy literature

      • September 2020

        To The Island

        by Patricia Forde, Nicola Bernardelli

        A gorgeous, lyrical picture book about a little girl exploring a mythical island full of magical creatures Fia longs to go to the mysterious island that appears and disappears out in the bay off the west coast of Ireland. One night a moonbeam reaches across the water and leads her over the water to this wonderful place. There, Fia discovers a land where magical creatures roam around and the air is thick with secrets. She rides a golden butterfly; she swims to the bottom of the sea; she dances up into space. Then Fia knows it is time for the adventure to end. She runs back up through the twisting streets, following the compass of her own small heart, all the way home.

      • May 2018

        SELF-ish: A Transgender Awakening

        by Chloe Schwenke

        SELF-ISH IS A NARRATIVE DRAWN FROM AN INTERNATIONAL LIFE, beginning with some early glimpses out at the world by a girl in a boy’s body. Chloe was raised as Stephen in a Marine Corps family and was sent off at age 14 to “man up” at a military academy. Later—and still embodied as a man—she ventured abroad to work in some of the roughest regions of Africa, the Gaza Strip, Turkey, and many other locales. Her far-flung global journey was matched in intensity by an inner identity and spiritual struggle and the associated ravages of depression, before she came to the revelation of being a transgender woman. At a time when many Americans are just waking up to the reality of the transgender phenomenon, this portrayal of Chloe’s life, her challenging gender transition, and her many accomplishments and adventures along the way (including being among the first three transgender political appointees in U.S. history, under President Obama), creates a poignant story of authenticity, self-discovery, and the meaning of gender set against a fascinating international backdrop.

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