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While the book starts off all sedate and serious, the author suddenly decides to let her hair down and turns it into a full blown romp

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'Roses in the Fire of Spring' is both a tribute and documentation of the work of two intrepid rosarians

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This story of good and evil is also the story of finding one’s hidden strength in the midst of trying times.

Rovelli makes it clear from the beginning that this book is not the history of the discoveries of Anaximander.

Old Babes in the Wood is at its shimmering best in a set of linked stories about a couple, Nell and Tig.

The short easy read is a mere 137 pages, but laudably, refreshingly original.

Historically significant characters flit in and out of the book.

Cathy Scott-Clark and Adrian Levy are two of the world’s best known investigative writers with several acclaimed books to their name.

The special thing is that from the facts before him, Lambah has produced a new way of seeing.