Best Selling Books by Brian Green

What could be easier than getting meals on the table with a push of a button? This book offers no-fuss recipes that complement the Instant Pot''s many settings, for simple, satisfying meals ready when you want them.The recipes have been impeccably tested, so they will work right every time with a minimum amount of fuss. Recipes include meaty braises, soups and stews, healthy breakfasts (for anytime of day!), pastas and grains, and more. For even more convenience, one-pot recipes are noted with icons throughout, and some versatile recipes can be made using either the Instant Pot''s pressure-cook or slow-cook function, so you can cook according to your schedule. Making this an essential purchase for Instant Pot fans--vegetarian or not. Get your copy NOW!

Train your brain while having fun! Are you ready for new, exclusive, fun sudoku challenges?This pocket size of Sudoku puzzle books was created specifically to make it small and suitable for travel. This Sudoku book has a size of 5 "x 8", so it is small enough to fit your every need. Here you will find: - Pocket size convenient and practical 5 x 8-100 Sudoku from easy to medium with solutions- A collection of pocket books that you can follow after this book- Quick instructions- Immediate indications on the level of skill required, on the cover It is an excellent gift for any occasion. Get your sudoku book today!

Fun And Easy Piano Sheet Music For Beginners simple and popular tunes beautiful illustrations perfect for beginners great gift #AMAZING BONUS: A wonderful coloring book at the end!!! Buy and Play!: )

Thomas Hardy frequently insisted that his poems were not self-expressive but dramatic or ''impersonative''. Yet biographical expositions have dulled their impersonality. Brian Green''s approach is more exacting and rewarding: taking Hardy at his word, he traces Hardy''s ''master theme'' throughout the corpus of poems - a governing concern which merges Victorian and perennial ideas informing Hardy''s prose writings, non-fiction as well as fiction.

Shortlisted for the EU Literary Award 2008, THE MONKEY ON THE MOUNTAIN is about a lonely boy who is unsure of his mother''s love, afraid of his father, and bullied by his older brother. The youngest in his low-income, suburban family, he has to grow up the fastest, if he is to win the acceptance he so desperately desires. But what shocks and rites of passage must he endure in order to belong? What forbidden fruit must he eat to gain the knowledge he needs to enter the adult world, where every group has its own roles and rules? How does a boy learn to become a man? FOR a white boy living in the old South Africa, these are impenetrable, baffling questions. He seeks answers at home and at school. He tries to fit in by leaving behind the wonderland innocence of childhood and by imitating the male figures around him, beginning with his brother. When his role models ultimately fail him, he faces even harder questions about existence and identity. THE NOVEL tells in everyday language the story of a timid schoolboy (whose first name we never learn) trying to make sense of some of the deepest, most mythic and fundamental enigmas of growing up. Using the simple idea of home as a metaphor for culture and society at large, this honest and touching portrayal will make readers think about their own childhood struggle to find meaning and self-worth in the world. REVIEW: ''Green expertly maps the inner workings of a child''s mind as it tries to make sense of a sadly foreign adult world.''-Toni Stuart, The Cape Times ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Other works of prose fiction by the author include DR VIRGIL''S DREAM: OR, HOW TO WRITE A NOVEL WITH A HAMMER, a novel written to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the Soweto Uprising in 1976, and a novella set in present-day, post-Mandela South Africa, WHILE THE ANGELS BAKE BREAD.