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Sacred Space and Anglo-Turkish Relations - The Politics of British Churches, Cemeteries and War Graves in Turkey, 1825 to 1976

A sweeping overview of the role of sacred space in the context of British policies towards Ottoman and Republican Turkey

Consequential Leadership - An Illustrated Guide on Leading for Impact

Lead lasting change for your entire learning community School leadership requires more than good intentions-it demands consequential acti...

Illustrierter Leitfaden: Lehren und Lernen sichtbar machen - Schule und Unterricht lernwirksam gestalten - Einführung -

Heranwachsende beim Lernen und in ihrer persönlichen Entwicklung effektiv unterstützen - dies sind starke Treiber für den anspruchsvollen...

The Rough Guide to Mexico - Saját képpel

Think Dog: An owner's guide to canine psychology

Mexico (The Rough Guide to)

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The Magic of Lewis Carroll

Tommy Cooper: Always Leave Them Laughing: The Definitive Biography of a Comedy Legend

The first ever intimate portrait of Britain’s best-loved, but little known, comedy entertainer. Fully authorised, and written by Cooper’s...

Think Dog - The Bestselling Guide to Canine Psychology

New edition of the classic guide to canine psychology for dog owners. In the 1980s and 1990s John Fisher revolutionised dog training, ...

How to Sail - Hogyan vitorlázzunk

Tommy Cooper's Mirth, Magic & Mischief

"Tommy Cooper's Mirth, Magic and Mischief" takes us back into the hilarious world of the master. In this volume not only do we revisit To...

Spain: The Rough Guide

Why Does My Dog . . . ?

Tommy Cooper`s gags galore

Startin to Race

The material for this, John Fisher's latest book, has been provided by nearly twenty years of racing, cruising and day sailing in many di...

Paul Kruger - His life and times

Think Dog: An owner's guide to canine psychology

You dog starts chewing the furniture or acting agressively towards children- so what's going on? If only you knew what your dog was think...