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It''s unusual, isn''t it, for a girl to grow a tail at my age? Owen can''t seem to write, Thom''s exhaust pipe is ruined, and Holly is turning into a cow. As the situation worsens Owen is forced to choose between his blunt and exciting friend Thom, or his love for the increasingly bovine Holly. Owen knows the effects Holly''s transformation are having on him, but he is scared that if he gives up on the one he loves, he''ll be no better than Thom – a man who is the epitome of opportunism and shallow self-interest. The Cow Play is a hilarious, touching and bizarre story, an absurd black comedy about the ethics of trying to save those we love.

"Veganish" cookbook is part of a series of cookbooks by Author and Chef Ed Harris about his experiences with food in last 20 years.This book is written for anyone who have started the journey of being VEGAN to becoming happier and healthier. It''s written to help you develop a deeper understanding of how easy and delicious vegan food can be.

From the first Sherlock Holmes film to the African Queen, the only full account of this important film studio

Marie is losing herself in her grey office existence, trapped by endless piles of paperwork and the same people saying the same things every single day. But as she is forced to work later and later into the night, she discovers a deeply strange twilight world where a new possibility for rescuing her sanity is illuminated by the fluorescent office lights. Commissioned by Soho Theatre and written by up-and-coming writer Ed Harris, Mongrel Island explores the mind and memory, offering a perspective of how the workplace can strip away our humanity. Combining madcap, surreal humour with an indictment of the corporate world''s subjugation of individualism, Mongrel Island is a bittersweet, touching and darkly humourous play.

While the first 14 books in the Chapters Of Life series dealt with Luke''s life up until 1968, these following books (Luke''s Return) deal with events post 1984, when Luke returned to Bromyard. Whereas the books dealing with events up to 1968 were taken from the daily diaries of 4 local Bromyard girls, and are based upon actual events described within them, these that deal with post 1984 events are based upon nothing more than pure fiction, only using the framework of the earlier works to tie them into the location, so as to create a continuation of Luke''s various adventures.

Bromyard in Herefordshire in the 1960''s and Luke and his friends are still trying to overcome the trials and tribulations of everyday teenage life.

2005 Mastermind semi-finalist Ed Harris, a keen golfer and captain of his local Wimbledon club, has let his grey cells loose on this charming and erudite history of one of the world''s favourite sports. He explores the origins, development, the rules, the clothes, the courses and the competitions as well as famous players, records, trivia and jokes.

More of life''s adventures for Luke and his friends in 1960''s Bromyard. The Excluded Chapters were not part of the original series of Chapters Of Life.

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire.

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire.

This story follows Coach B as he develops his coaching system based on developing responses to the game’s 13 Triggers. Coaches could read an interesting story about a coach’s journey in coaching, while learning about system basketball. Coach B, with the guidance of his personal “Yoda,” Gramps, helping him create the swarming, fast paced, constantly attacking, “Piranha System.” Coach B learns to help his players differentiate between the Magnificent 7 and the Covert 6 Triggers and how to use codes, cues, options, and essential keys to respond to each Trigger. This is a great book for High School Coaches.

Two quick read stories; one that takes the reader to a fun nostalgia. The joy of being a kid, playing baseball and having adventures with friends, in a small midwestern town covers many insightful topics. The second story, is one of a near death experience. A high seas adventure, aboard a USCG, United States Coast Guard, vessel and to save each other. Analogous to Americans, understanding that we are all in this together.

The two families, on their regular “video chats” during the era of COVID, discovered the two elementary kids in the family were having an interesting experience. Although they lived in different states, Missouri and Colorado were having the same dreams at the same time. Each of the episodes tells the tale of exciting adventures on which they embark. They are heroes, helping save the “underdog” persons on many occasions. These are fun and excitement for the two cousins as they work together against the bad out there. Very short, fun stories, with morals to discuss.

The Excluded Chapters Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. Rated as XXX Not suitable for those under the age of 18 years. This book contains strong language, violence and descriptive sex scenes. if you are easily offended by such content, please avoid.

Continuing the story of Luke and his adventures after 1984. Chapters Of Life books 1-14 deal with the Bromyard escapades from 1962-1968. While this series, books 15-22 deal with later stories.

Americans have to address, what the GAP has wrought. It is more than overdue for justice to be served, amends to be made, and compassion to be extended. We have to come together to save our health and our democracy. A person is not American because of race, but rather because of what he or she believes. Americans need to find ways to help each other. Americans can handle the truth. That is why “The Talk” based on the truth, needs to happen all over this country, right now.

While the first 14 books in the Chapters Of Life series dealt with Luke''s life up until 1968, these following books (Luke''s Return) deal with events post 1984, when Luke returned to Bromyard. Whereas the books dealing with events up to 1968 were taken from the daily diaries of 4 local Bromyard girls, and are based upon actual events described within them, these that deal with post 1984 events are based upon nothing more than pure fiction, only using the framework of the earlier works to tie them into the location, so as to create a continuation of Luke''s various adventures.

While the first 14 books in the Chapters Of Life series dealt with Luke''s life up until 1968, these following books (Luke''s Return) deal with events post 1984, when Luke returned to Bromyard. Whereas the books dealing with events up to 1968 were taken from the daily diaries of 4 local Bromyard girls, and are based upon actual events described within them, these that deal with post 1984 events are based upon nothing more than pure fiction, only using the framework of the earlier works to tie them into the location, so as to create a continuation of Luke''s various adventures.

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire.

While the first 14 books in the Chapters Of Life series dealt with Luke''s life up until 1968, these following books (Luke''s Return) deal with events post 1984, when Luke returned to Bromyard. Whereas the books dealing with events up to 1968 were taken from the daily diaries of 4 local Bromyard girls, and are based upon actual events described within them, these that deal with post 1984 events are based upon nothing more than pure fiction, only using the framework of the earlier works to tie them into the location, so as to create a continuation of Luke''s various adventures.

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire.

Luke''s return to Bromyard - continuing on from the first 14 books in The Chapters Of Life series, which featured Luke and his motorbike friends in and around Bromyard in Herefordshire.

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire.

Follow a group of teenagers during the 1960''s in the small market town of Bromyard, in Herefordshire, UK

Examines how effective federal tax rates will change over the coming decade under current law -- that is, if the provisions of tax laws enacted in 2001, 2002, & 2003 phase in, phase out, & ¿sunset¿ as scheduled. Under current law & the assumption that incomes grow at a constant rate, the overall effective federal tax rate drops from 21.5% in 2001 to 19.6% in 2004. It then rises irregularly over the subsequent decade as tax provisions phase in & out. The increases in the effective tax rate between 2005 & 2010 & between 2011 & 2014 occur primarily because rising real incomes move taxpayers into higher tax brackets & the alternative minimum tax affects more taxpayers over time. Charts & tables.

These letters started due to a discussion between Sir Edward Kylsoe and his old friend, Lady Harriet Fylldes- Rousse, regarding the story of her Sister, Lady Georgiana. Edward begins to write to Georgiana out of friendship and compassion. This eventually blossoms into love between them, but before this occurs Edward leaves the country after an argument and returns to find matters have taken a dramatic downturn. Can Edward now save his beloved Georgiana and win back her heart?

The Germans fighting on two fronts were concentrating in the east where the Russians were weakening. In the west, the Allied effort was met with well prepared German defences, and efforts to open a new front on the Gallipoli Peninsula had foundered. Decisive action to break the deadlock on the Western Front saw a mighty attack of six British divisions planned for the autumn of 1915 in the vicinity of the small mining community of Loos en Gohelle where ''The Big Push'' would begin. The bitter recriminations that followed the perceived failure reduced the Battle of Loos to a footnote in the history of the Great War for many decades. Entirely lost in translation has been the Boys'' Own tale of the Tommy who kicked a football ahead of the charge. That soldier was identified as Rifleman Frank Edwards, and through his original research, Ed Harris clearly establishes for the first time that the first great attack by the British army was begun when Edwards kicked a football towards the German lines. Harris sheds light on what it was like to be a part of this crucial battle and questions the largely held view that Loos was a failure, using material sourced from a wide variety of sources form the Imperial War Museum to the National Football Museum.

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire.

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire.

National Theatre Connections 2023 draws together ten new plays for young people to perform, from some of the UK''s most exciting and popular playwrights. These are plays for a generation of theatre-makers who want to ask questions, challenge assertions and test the boundaries, and for those who love to invent and imagine a world of possibilities. The plays offer young performers an engaging and diverse range of material to perform, read or study. Touching on themes like climate change, politics, toxic masculinity and gang culture, the collection provides topical, pressing subject matter for students to explore in their performance. This 2023 anthology represents the full set of ten plays offered by the National Theatre 2023 Festival, as well as comprehensive workshop notes that give insights and inspiration for building characters, running rehearsals and staging a production.

A real Victorian Romantic novel set within the County of Herefordshire in the UK. Repleat with love, hate, murder and passion. The scene commences in 1845 and leads the reader through many twists and turns in the daily lives of the two main characters, Sir Ralph Edward Forde- Stylles and his wife, Lady Amelia (nee, Peterson), middle Daughter of the Reverend and Mrs Peterson of Brockington Rectory. The story commences with Ralph ardently pursuing Amelia''s Sister, Arabella, until her life is cut short by a jealous rival. The book combines humour, passion and several twists in the tail as the years roll by for this troubled family. The plot involves more of a ''love-quintet'' rather than the more conventional ''love-triangle'', which, as always, ends in sadness and despair for some and joy and happiness for others

Bromyard in the 1960''s as seen through the eyes of a group of local motorbike-riding teenagers, who alternate between the local cafe and pub in their quest for adventure and excitement. The novel is based upon extracts taken from a set of 4 diaries that were kept by 4 different local Bromyard girls at that time. All 4 were teenagers in the 1960''s, though one of them turned 20 in 1964. Follow Luke and his friends through various escapades in and around the small market town of Bromyard in Herefordshire. Rated as XXX Not suitable for those under the age of 18 years. This book contains strong language, violence and descriptive sex scenes. if you are easily offended by such content, please avoid.