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  • The Bible Challenge
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    The Bible Challenge
    Nathan Fox

    Why did Jacob love Joseph more than he loved his other sons?

    What is the reward for possessing honest weights and measures?

    How many times did the Children of Israel test God?

    What must one do in the presence of an elderly person?


    These and over 1000 other questions will test and improve your knowledge of the Bible in an enjoyable and interactive way.


    Have fun while you learn the greatest book of all time!

    £9.99
  • Worlds Apart
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    Worlds Apart
    Francina Ntseliseng Ritchie

    Worlds Apart is a powerful tale of love, sacrifice, and resilience, a journey that spans continents and cultures, testing the strength of one woman’s heart and the ties that bind a family together.

    When skilled nurse Francina leaves her home in Africa for the UK, she carries with her the weight of grief and the hope for a brighter future. Torn between duty and longing, she must navigate the challenges of an unfamiliar world while clinging to the love she left behind. As she builds a new life, unexpected friendships and heartbreaking choices force her to confront the meaning of home and belonging.

    A deeply moving story of identity, loss, and perseverance, Worlds Apart is a testament to the courage it takes to chase one’s dreams – no matter the distance.

    £9.99
  • Walls Are Talking
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    Walls Are Talking
    Hafizullah Turab

    This book is a collection of fifteen carefully chosen stories drawn from the author’s wider body of one hundred and fifty short works. Each story offers a unique and realistic theme, capturing a range of human emotions and experiences. As you read, you may find yourself laughing, crying, or drifting into deep thought and imagination.

    Walls Are Talking reflects the sorrow and struggles of Afghan society. It serves as a mirror to the historical and cultural truths of a nation, revealing moments that are both moving and unexpected.

    £6.99
  • Risky Play
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    Risky Play
    Frances Stancombe McCowan

    70 years ago, children enjoyed a lot more freedom than they do today. The time allowed to play often stretched for days at a time. In many cases, this allowed children to become highly creative while finding exciting opportunities to play unsupervised.


    No one seemed concerned about a child climbing the highest tree or going on a picnic or fishing, unaccompanied by adults. Even an overnight camping trip for a group of under 12s was usually acceptable as long as it wasn’t raining.


    In turn, the ability to make important decisions and take risks, given the freedom experienced, built resilience in children that we don’t see anymore.


    Today’s children are often fearful and turn to their parents, who supervise everything they do. Helicopter parents hover over their children’s every move to ensure that they come to no harm. In doing so, the parent inadvertently causes more harm, making the child/children dependent on the parent for even the simplest decision.

    £6.99
  • The Vineyard
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    The Vineyard
    Helen Harvison

    Picture, if you will, a verdant valley .On a small hillside, the owner had planted a beautiful vineyard. He had laboured at this, choosing the very best vines to produce a bountiful crop.


    Few know the training the vines undergo—the cutting, pruning, twisting the branches out of the normal way of growth—training the vine to do its owner’s bidding to get a good crop, a precious vintage.


    We, the church, are the vineyard of the Lord. Yet many in the church have abused this right, harming the vulnerable among them and, in doing so, causing the precious Name we bear to be despised. And as Israel was judged in the book of Isaiah, so, too, is the church in need of judgement. So we need to submit to the cutting, the training, and the pruning in order to produce the fruit He intends.

    That’s what this book is about.

    £7.99
  • Obedience Versus Disobedience
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    Obedience Versus Disobedience
    Korryn Boynn

    Do what is right and walk in obedience to navigate the traps that are set for us – traps intended to rob and steal the many blessings coming our way. Doing the wrong things in life will bring heartache and sorrow that will put us on the path to destruction because of disobedience. Don’t be led astray by the deceptions of others or let go of what you know to be right, as doing so could change the course of your life. Many people kill, steal, and destroy the plans that others may hold dear. Be wise, walk in obedience, and be blessed, as disobedience brings curses.

    Disobedience can be failure; obedience can be a winner.

    £9.99
  • Waking up in Warsaw
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    Waking up in Warsaw
    C. D. Hallpike-Selby

    This heartwarming, funny and entertaining story of living as a foreign family in Warsaw highlights some of the charming traditions and emerging struggles of Poland from January 1994 into the new millennium.


    A recently freed nation beckoned this young English family, keen for adventure. The book follows their challenges as they integrate, first into the freshly arriving international expat community and gradually into local village life. They share the journey of the Polish people who are navigating a whirlwind pace of change, as society in the capital city of Warsaw emerges from the shadow of the iron curtain.


    Centuries-old traditions run alongside new lifestyles, making every day for this enterprising family an experience full of unexpected delights and equally unexpected obstacles. For the villagers, old-style farming with a single cow and a horse-drawn cart runs alongside the new disciplines of marketing and advertising, bringing faster, smarter cars that are delivered with seats already installed and mobile phones that put households, who could never get a landline, suddenly in touch with the rest of the world.


    The landscape and art of this nation form the backdrop to the story, which includes how these expats found themselves owning part of a rare private lake, participants in a new wave art installation and honoured guests at a village wedding in the heart of Chopin country.

    £16.99
  • Soulful Brands: Why the Future of Business Is Human
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    Soulful Brands: Why the Future of Business Is Human
    Maria Brasil

    Soulful Brands is a transformative invitation for leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals who aspire to build authentic brands in a world where true differentiation lies in human connection.


    In this book, Maria Brasil unveils the secrets behind brands that successfully align authenticity, strategy, and impact. Blending theory, practice, and real-life stories, she offers valuable insights for business owners and professionals looking to turn their brands into strategic assets.


    Through the innovative Brand Anatomy framework, the book explores the essential pillars of authentic brands. In a practical and inspiring way, Maria bridges theory and reality, demonstrating how businesses—both big and small—can align purpose, values, and results to transform not only companies but also communities and markets.

    £9.99
  • Public–Private Partnerships Financing Globally
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    Public–Private Partnerships Financing Globally
    Dr. the Hon. Linford A. Pierson, OBE, JP

    This book is an important contribution to understanding how Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are redefining infrastructural development worldwide, emphasising strategies and case studies relevant to Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and United Kingdom Overseas Territories (UKOTs), such as the Cayman Islands. The author brilliantly weaves in the transformative potential of AI, offering a roadmap for harnessing innovation for sustainable development.


    Drawing on insights from global initiatives, policy frameworks, and industry innovations, this book aims to serve as a guide for policymakers, practitioners, and scholars seeking to navigate the evolving landscape of infrastructure financing.


    Dr the Hon. Linford A. Pierson, OBE, JP, PhD, is a distinguished Caymanian with experience in public finance, governance, and infrastructure development. He holds several postgraduate degrees. He is a qualified accountant and a certified PPP professional.

    £7.99
  • Innocence of Mind
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    Innocence of Mind
    James Dooley

    This collection of stories centres on the evolution and state of modern society and explores the influences that science and education have on the psychology of youth.


    It is my hope that by sharing my life experiences, I might inspire new, different, and interesting ways to be…


    …when have you last thought about how you think? Or, when was the last time you were wondering where your dreams come from? And then, have you ever wondered if thinking and/or dreaming have any real significance at all?


    According to the stories in this book, “thinking and dreaming” are the foundations of being yourself, being creative, and nurturing a healthy mind/body spirit. Also, the stories within offer new ways to expand the imagination, to see different possibilities, and to go beyond the obvious. Indeed, these stories hope to inspire higher levels of being who you actually are, or better yet, who you might want to be.

    £6.99
  • Soft Nomological Physical Science
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    Soft Nomological Physical Science
    Philippos Afxentiou

    This book mounts a decisive assault on a “holy element” of physical science: the construct of laws. Yet this is not a purely negative critique; it is driven by a constructive purpose, or telos. The investigation reveals a surprising result: evidence from the last few decades of scientific development shows that “soft-law” science has gained significant ground. This trend validates the author’s central hypothesis—that traditional law-based science has inherent limits.


    The author begins by outlining a relevant history of physical science before exposing previously untold “dark points” within nomological, or law-based, science. These critiques reveal new openings for discovery.


    Finally, the principles of soft-law science are established. The book then explores creative ways to exploit these principles, reinventing known theories of physics within this revitalised paradigm—and does so to a profoundly fruitful extent.

    £7.99
  • The Priest and the Pigeon
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    The Priest and the Pigeon
    Bob Corwin

    At the end of the 19th century one of the most eminent scientists of the day in effect declared, “We know everything now; the rest is just measurement…,” but he didn’t know how the sun worked or what was inside an atom or how old the universe was.


    Many scientists at the time were content to simply say, “God did it.”


    Strangely enough, around 25 years or so later, a Catholic priest didn’t think that was a good enough answer. He met with Albert Einstein to discuss a hypothesis he’d developed using Einstein’s own Theory of Relativity to show how the universe might have a beginning. Sadly, Albert was not impressed at the time and said so.


    In the years that followed, the priest was largely forgotten. In 1964, after the forced resettlement of a couple of pigeons from a borrowed piece of equipment, two surprised engineers received one of the oddest Nobel Prize nominations ever.


    The priest is not the only character whom history almost forgot. There’s the woman who gave us a way to measure interstellar distances and the woman who showed us what the sun is actually made of. Neither of them received a Nobel Prize.


    Today we know how the sun works, what’s inside an atom and how old the universe is.


    How? And what on earth do the Dambusters have to do with it?


    £8.99

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