Humor, Grammar & Language Learning

An hilarious cat's eye view of humans by George, the blogging cat, owner of bestselling author and pet agony aunt Celia Haddon

Guiding you through these rooms, Jon reveals the inner workings of the Trump White House and details the key moments and conversations that have unfolded within its walls.

A nostalgic look back over fifty years of British life in the form of 120 cartoons from one of the UK's best-loved, award-winning editorial cartoonists.

-- Charles Dickens's heartwarming winter tale... with guinea pigs in the starring roles! Miserable to the core and wholly unwilling to celebrate Christmas, the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge says `Bah! Humbug!' to the festive season. But then one chilly night he is visited by three Spirits, who take him on a journey through time so he can learn the error of his ways and discover the true meaning of Christmas.

A heartfelt and humorous guide to embracing the ageing process.

Presents a selection of 1,423 facts to bowl you over. This title includes facts such as: Bees can play football; cholesterol is good for you; camels gave humans the common cold; English has 3,000 words relating to drunkenness; in 1851 all the 436,800 sandwiches sold in London were ham; and, Iceland has more volcanoes than footballers.

"A dictionary of modern English usage first published 1926"--T.p. verso.

Ideas to inspire anyone to write and develop better and more effective copy.



The best copywriting ideas, from the best companies, in one book.
Designed to be a stimulating and fast read for anyone looking for inspiration and new ideas.
Part of a series ('100 Great Ideas') of mass business books published by Marshall Cavendish, designed to appeal to a very broad audience.

Are you looking for a great idea or some inspiration to make your marketing an

In a world where we're bombarded with advice on going green, authors Mark Townsend and David Glick take a refreshing line and tell us how NOT to go green. Indeed, they're here to help us f**k up the planet good and proper. And it's easier than you think.

In September 2003 the South African novelist J.M. Coetzee was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, confirming his reputation as one of the most influential writers of our time.

These three beautifully written stories in Xhosa and English deal with important issues in an accessible and sensitive manner. They are perfect material for newly literate learners or those learning either Xhosa or English as an additional language.

The royal palace at Awukum lies behind a thick, high wall. No one is allowed to go inside it without an invitation from the Chief. Then, just before the big festival, Bari's younger brother Baffour disappears. Something bad is going on - Bari and grandfather must find Baffour before it is too late.