And On Piano Nicky Hopkins By Julian Dawson
In the forthcoming biography, And On Piano….Nicky Hopkins, Julian Dawson looks back on Nicky’s illustrious 35-year career as a musician, song-writer, singer and producer.
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You are probably an entrepreneur who has spent years upon years trying to build that successful business, but for some reason, things just haven’t worked out as planned.
Read More...Party People: How We Make Millions from Having Fun
Party People is the inside story of London-based Theme Traders, which for the last 21 years has been behind some of the capital’s biggest, brightest – and most memorable – parties.
Read More...Global Warming For Young Minds
Global Warming for Young Minds is aimed at 6 to ten year old children. Through factual story telling and colourful illustrations.
Read More...African Fusion Cooking By Nina Gaskell
My recipes are for everybody who loves the thrill of trying new tastes and flavours. I hope my book will help bring African food into the mainstream, as Chinese and Indian cuisine has gone before it.
Read More...The Father’s Child By Mark Adair
The story’s main characters, John Truman and Paul Eastman, first meet in the 9th Grade. Coincidence or destiny? They quickly become great friends and end up going to college together.
Read More...Prof John Boyages MD PhD
I am a 52-year old breast cancer oncologist and the founding director of a large breast cancer screening and treatment program, the Westmead Breast Cancer Institute, in Sydney, Australia.
Read More...Author Dave Concannon
I would like the reader to realise that they can exercise and remain self motivated if they just follow a simple plan. For the non-exerciser there is so much information available it is difficult to know where to start.
Read More...Author Jean-Francois Rodriques
Since a young age, my passion has always been to write, write and write some more. After having spent most of my working life switching from one job to anothe.
Read More...Books
The written word is one of the most important things of all. We are taught how to read at a very young age and will go on to use this skill throughout our entire life. Hardly a day will pass when we do not read something, even if it is just a sign above a door. Words are everywhere we go and we need to understand them. They are at work, at home and everywhere in between. We will see them on television, on the computer and on the bus.
It all sounds as though reading should be a chore, but this is not the case at all! In fact, many of us will get a great deal of pleasure from the written word in books. Think about it; even if you are not a big reader, you will probably still glance at the newspaper. And if you do not take a daily paper, then the chances are that you will enjoy magazines!
Book Reviews
Many people will place an enormous amount of importance on reviews. And now that so many of us have access to the internet, even more items are being tested, rated or commented on. A lot of consumers will simply not even consider buying something until they have read what other people have to say. But is this always the right way to be? Should we really base so many of our decisions upon the opinions of others? And are reviews accurate for any type of item?
Book News
There has never been a better time for finding information on books, authors or publishers! There are entire websites to visit that are dedicated to all manner of book news and any other reading-related subject you can imagine. More and more of will us now prefer to read a few book reviews before going out to buy a new novel. And if you want to know what the critics have to say about a book, then the internet will have more reviews than anywhere else!