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‘This is a must-read’ Amanda Holden\n ‘No Regrets is a dazzling first novel' Jilly Cooper\n ‘I raced through it’ Daily Mail\n ‘A super-sexy romp’ The Sun\n ‘Scandalously good fun’ Hello!\n Best friends Stella, Ana and Dixie have always lived life to the full. But now they’re approaching their forties, reality is starting to kill the mood…\n\n\n Stella loves her children, but misses her glittering career. Plus she can’t even remember the last time she had sex.\n\n\n Ana is trying for a baby with her partner Rex. So why can’t she stop thinking about the one that got away?\n\n\n Dixie is the wildest of them all. A Tinder addict who’ll never settle down. But has she accidentally found Mr Right…?\n\n\n It’s time for the friends to shake things up and start having some fun. Because you only regret the things you don’t do, right?\n\n\n 'Funny and addictive' Lucy Vine\n\n\n What readers are saying about No Regrets\n\n\n ‘A cracking read which I thoroughly recommend’\n\n\n ‘A well written Jilly Cooper-esque novel that gave me some desperately needed escapism’\n\n\n ‘I absolutely loved this little gem of a book…Unputdownable…Absolutely would gift it and recommended it to my gal-pals’\n\n\n ‘Loved this deliciously witty and brilliantly written novel… Bring on the sequel!\n\n\n ‘I devoured it in one sitting whilst sat in the sunshine’

‘This is a must-read’ Amanda Holden\n ‘No Regrets is a dazzling first novel' Jilly Cooper\n ‘I raced through it’ Daily Mail\n ‘A super-sexy romp’ The Sun\n ‘Scandalously good fun’ Hello!\n Best friends Stella, Ana and Dixie have always lived life to the full. But now they’re approaching their forties, reality is starting to kill the mood…\n\n\n Stella loves her children, but misses her glittering career. Plus she can’t even remember the last time she had sex.\n\n\n Ana is trying for a baby with her partner Rex. So why can’t she stop thinking about the one that got away?\n\n\n Dixie is the wildest of them all. A Tinder addict who’ll never settle down. But has she accidentally found Mr Right…?\n\n\n It’s time for the friends to shake things up and start having some fun. Because you only regret the things you don’t do, right?\n\n\n 'Funny and addictive' Lucy Vine\n\n\n What readers are saying about No Regrets\n\n\n ‘A cracking read which I thoroughly recommend’\n\n\n ‘A well written Jilly Cooper-esque novel that gave me some desperately needed escapism’\n\n\n ‘I absolutely loved this little gem of a book…Unputdownable…Absolutely would gift it and recommended it to my gal-pals’\n\n\n ‘Loved this deliciously witty and brilliantly written novel… Bring on the sequel!\n\n\n ‘I devoured it in one sitting whilst sat in the sunshine’

She is pretty and talented - sweet sixteen and never been kissed.\nHe is seventeen; gorgeous and on the brink of a bright future.\nAnd now they have fallen in love. \n\nBut . . . \nThey are brother and sister. \n\nForbidden will take you on an extraordinary emotional journey. Passionate and shocking, this is a book you will remember long after you have put it down.

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER\n\n“America’s Mom” Tabitha Brown presents an inspirational guide for encouraging positive changes in your life—one day and one challenge at a time.\n\nI did a new thing today!\n\nYears ago, Tabitha Brown started a 30-day personal challenge that she called “I Did a New Thing!” The challenge was simple. Every day she would do something she’d never done before. Sometimes it was something small like trying a new food. Other times, she’d step it up a bit and speak to someone she’d never spoken to before. Still other times, she’d do the hard thing—facing a fear that she had, like having that tough conversation with a friend. No matter what it was, the point was that she was going to take a leap of faith and watch God open up a new lane for her.\n\nOne of the “new things” she tried was a vegan challenge. She’d been struggling with illness for nearly a year and was desperately searching for healing. She challenged herself to eat vegan every day for thirty days, and six years later, her life has never been the same—all because she decided to do a new thing.\n\nIn I Did a New Thing, Tab shares her own stories and those of others, alongside gentle guidance and encouragement to create these incredible changes for yourself and see what good can come from them. Whether that means having the hard conversation or trying for a promotion or simply wearing something different or doing something kind for someone else, Tab has a plan for you: Try one new thing, every single day, for thirty days. You don’t have to wait until Monday or the beginning of a new month or year to get started. There’s no set time and place or any extra preparation required. All you have to do is show up for yourself. And that can start right now.

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER\n\n“America’s Mom” Tabitha Brown presents an inspirational guide for encouraging positive changes in your life—one day and one challenge at a time.\n\nI did a new thing today!\n\nYears ago, Tabitha Brown started a 30-day personal challenge that she called “I Did a New Thing!” The challenge was simple. Every day she would do something she’d never done before. Sometimes it was something small like trying a new food. Other times, she’d step it up a bit and speak to someone she’d never spoken to before. Still other times, she’d do the hard thing—facing a fear that she had, like having that tough conversation with a friend. No matter what it was, the point was that she was going to take a leap of faith and watch God open up a new lane for her.\n\nOne of the “new things” she tried was a vegan challenge. She’d been struggling with illness for nearly a year and was desperately searching for healing. She challenged herself to eat vegan every day for thirty days, and six years later, her life has never been the same—all because she decided to do a new thing.\n\nIn I Did a New Thing, Tab shares her own stories and those of others, alongside gentle guidance and encouragement to create these incredible changes for yourself and see what good can come from them. Whether that means having the hard conversation or trying for a promotion or simply wearing something different or doing something kind for someone else, Tab has a plan for you: Try one new thing, every single day, for thirty days. You don’t have to wait until Monday or the beginning of a new month or year to get started. There’s no set time and place or any extra preparation required. All you have to do is show up for yourself. And that can start right now.

She is pretty and talented - sweet sixteen and never been kissed.\nHe is seventeen; gorgeous and on the brink of a bright future.\nAnd now they have fallen in love. \n\nBut . . . \nThey are brother and sister. \n\nForbidden will take you on an extraordinary emotional journey. Passionate and shocking, this is a book you will remember long after you have put it down.

When Tabitha wakes up on the wrong side of the bed, she finds a big raincloud next to her taking up most of the space. Immediately, she knows it’s going to be one of those yucky days when nothing seems to go right. But what if she doesn’t have to let a raincloud spoil her day?\n\nAll morning, Tabitha tells the raincloud to go away, but it won’t budge. At breakfast, the cloud rains all over her scrambled eggs. At school, she tries to draw a giraffe, but the raincloud distracts her and her art teacher compliments her on her dinosaur! Aaagh! By lunchtime, Tabitha is so stormy that none of her friends want to sit next to her.\n\nWith the raincloud refusing to leave, Tabitha suddenly realises that she needs to change her attitude. It’s not the raincloud that’s making her day unpleasant, but how she’s choosing to react to it. So, Tabitha fetches her umbrella, raincoat and boots from her locker and starts dancing in the rain. It’s not long before her friends join her and they’re all having fun together!\n\nThis is a story of resilience, choices, optimism and perseverance. It’s a gentle reminder that we all have stormy days, but we’ll get through them if we remember to keep looking on the bright side. And sometimes, we can bring the sunshine out a little bit faster if we dance in the rain!

When Tabitha wakes up on the wrong side of the bed, she finds a big raincloud next to her taking up most of the space. Immediately, she knows it’s going to be one of those yucky days when nothing seems to go right. But what if she doesn’t have to let a raincloud spoil her day?\n\nAll morning, Tabitha tells the raincloud to go away, but it won’t budge. At breakfast, the cloud rains all over her scrambled eggs. At school, she tries to draw a giraffe, but the raincloud distracts her and her art teacher compliments her on her dinosaur! Aaagh! By lunchtime, Tabitha is so stormy that none of her friends want to sit next to her.\n\nWith the raincloud refusing to leave, Tabitha suddenly realises that she needs to change her attitude. It’s not the raincloud that’s making her day unpleasant, but how she’s choosing to react to it. So, Tabitha fetches her umbrella, raincoat and boots from her locker and starts dancing in the rain. It’s not long before her friends join her and they’re all having fun together!\n\nThis is a story of resilience, choices, optimism and perseverance. It’s a gentle reminder that we all have stormy days, but we’ll get through them if we remember to keep looking on the bright side. And sometimes, we can bring the sunshine out a little bit faster if we dance in the rain!

Tabitha Tickle è una giovane e promettente streghetta solo un po'... pasticciona! Sogna di entrare a far parte del Circolo delle Streghe ma, per riuscirci, dovrà organizzare una squisita Festa di Mezzanotte in soli tre giorni. Peccato che Tabitha sia un vero disastro ai fornelli! E poi, la perfida strega Gertrude non fa che tramare contro di lei. Per fortuna può contare sull'aiuto di suo fratello Tom per preparare qualcosa di davvero speciale prima che scada il tempo!Rospi arrosto e ratti fritti,e un purè di grassi insetti.Due vermetti succulentiche al vapor sono eccellenti.Assaggiata ogni delizia,la riunione adesso inzia!

Cunning Folk transports us to a time when magic was used to solve life’s day-to-day problems – as well as some of deadly importance.\n\n‘A brilliant book, written with wit and vigour’ MALCOLM GASKILL, author of The Ruin of All Witches\n\n‘Absolutely fascinating’ IAN MORTIMER, author of The Time-Traveller’s Guide to Medieval England\n\nIt’s 1600 and you’ve lost your precious silver spoons, or maybe they’ve been stolen. Perhaps your child has a fever. Or you’re facing trial. Maybe you’re looking for love or escaping a husband. What do you do? In medieval and early modern Europe, your first port of call might well have been cunning folk: practitioners of magic who were a common, even essential part of daily life, at a time when the supernatural was surprisingly mundane.\n\nCharming, thought-provoking and based on original research, Cunning Folk is an immersive reconstruction of a bygone world by an expert historian, as well as a commentary on the beauty and bafflement of being human.\n\n‘I adore Cunning Folk. A truly fascinating and human book’ Ruth Goodman, author of How To Be a Tudor\n\n‘Packed with vivid historical anecdotes, this is an intriguing insight into the magical lives of past people and the history of our own superstitions today’ Marion Gibson, author of Witchcraft\n\n‘Fascinating . . . opens a window into another world’ Tracy Borman, author of Anne Boleyn & Elizabeth I\n\n‘Full of such magical tips and colourful vignettes . . . crackles with incident’ Kate Maltby, Financial Times\n\n‘Spirited and richly detailed’ New York Times

Cunning Folk transports us to a time when magic was used to solve life’s day-to-day problems – as well as some of deadly importance.\n\n‘A brilliant book, written with wit and vigour’ MALCOLM GASKILL, author of The Ruin of All Witches\n\n‘Absolutely fascinating’ IAN MORTIMER, author of The Time-Traveller’s Guide to Medieval England\n\nIt’s 1600 and you’ve lost your precious silver spoons, or maybe they’ve been stolen. Perhaps your child has a fever. Or you’re facing trial. Maybe you’re looking for love or escaping a husband. What do you do? In medieval and early modern Europe, your first port of call might well have been cunning folk: practitioners of magic who were a common, even essential part of daily life, at a time when the supernatural was surprisingly mundane.\n\nCharming, thought-provoking and based on original research, Cunning Folk is an immersive reconstruction of a bygone world by an expert historian, as well as a commentary on the beauty and bafflement of being human.\n\n‘I adore Cunning Folk. A truly fascinating and human book’ Ruth Goodman, author of How To Be a Tudor\n\n‘Packed with vivid historical anecdotes, this is an intriguing insight into the magical lives of past people and the history of our own superstitions today’ Marion Gibson, author of Witchcraft\n\n‘Fascinating . . . opens a window into another world’ Tracy Borman, author of Anne Boleyn & Elizabeth I\n\n‘Full of such magical tips and colourful vignettes . . . crackles with incident’ Kate Maltby, Financial Times\n\n‘Spirited and richly detailed’ New York Times

'Wishy Washy' takes your young child on an adventure as they learn new words through life-like paintings, bright colours and an animal friend who guides them along the way. This book is more dynamic than other basic first-words or colour books because its pictures and words were strategically chosen to start with early developing phonemes (b,p,m,d,t) and to teach your child words they can easily say or approximate at a very young age (nine months to two years old) like 'puppy' vs 'elephant'. 'Wishy Washy' also provides tips for parents to help them encourage verbal approximations (acceptable substitutes). Plus, this engaging book comes with an attached wooden paintbrush and faux paint palette - a tactile, interactive tool that will provide your child with multi-sensory learning and help them better retain the information on each page.

'Wishy Washy' takes your young child on an adventure as they learn new words through life-like paintings, bright colours and an animal friend who guides them along the way. This book is more dynamic than other basic first-words or colour books because its pictures and words were strategically chosen to start with early developing phonemes (b,p,m,d,t) and to teach your child words they can easily say or approximate at a very young age (nine months to two years old) like 'puppy' vs 'elephant'. 'Wishy Washy' also provides tips for parents to help them encourage verbal approximations (acceptable substitutes). Plus, this engaging book comes with an attached wooden paintbrush and faux paint palette - a tactile, interactive tool that will provide your child with multi-sensory learning and help them better retain the information on each page.

'...an essential and fascinating manual for every woman who wants to understand equality within an ever-changing, modern world.' Scarlett Curtis\n \n \n\n\n \n \n '...[this book] taught me more than any book has ever taught me about AI.' Chris Evans, Virgin Radio\n \n \n\n\n How To Talk To Robots, is your girls guide to Artificial Intelligence. Entrepreneur Tabitha Goldstaub welcomes you into the AI world with a warm embrace. She brilliantly breaks down the tech-bro barriers offering a straightforward introduction and makes clear the enormous benefits of understanding AI.\n\n\n If your social feed defines your spending habits or you've downloaded the latest filter to see what you'll look like when you are old or now connect with your doctor using an app, have applied for a job online or used your phone to arrive at work in record time, AI is playing a part in how you live, work and play. We live in an era where machines are taught to learn and act without human intervention and there are infinite possibilities to their applications. The risk of these technologies biasing against you is real, and this book will give you tools to navigate the current and future developments consciously.\n\n\n As well as explaining the risks Tabitha lays out the awesome benefits AI can offer. From spotting disease to tailoring education and tackling climate change the potential rewards are life-changing.\n\n\n Starting with a potted history, Tabitha shines a light on the many unsung heroines since the rise of AI in the 1960s. In conversation with Karen Hao she simply demonstrates how the technology works (and sometimes doesn't work!) and interviews a cross-section of women who use AI in their work today including Jeanette Winterson, Sharmadean Reid, Martha Lane Fox and Hannah Fry. This book doesn't just present the challenge; Tabitha offers supportive practical advice and shares an extensive list of books, films, courses and more for further exploration.\n\n\n However it is that you identify with womanhood, wherever you are in life, and whatever you do, this technology is inescapable and now is your time to make sure AI works for you - and not you for it!