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With this short book, Professor O'Reilly brings his considerable engineering experience to bear upon three subjects close to his heart: dynamical systems, automatic control and singular perturbations.

It is a cold November night, close to bonfire night. After one loud scream from an old lady, who was walking her dog late one night, taking a shortcut through the churchyard. Two young girls from a nearby pub come running to the women's aid. She discovers what appears to be a fallen tramp slumped up against a headstone in a pool of blood.

It only takes seconds for your life to change. It's said that everybody knows someone who is battling, or has battled, cancer. In a breathtakingly personal account, Tits Up is the story of how Carole Paterson underwent breast cancer treatment from start to finish

Stem cell therapy, otherwise known as the regenerative medicine, promotes the regrow, repair or replacement of the diseased, dysfunctional or damaged tissues using stem cells.

Mus-Iggle was now a successful composer but when he was little his jazz musician father wanted him to play music but he couldn't - and he was so sad.

The Nel Slis story delves into the origins and follows the adventures of a larger-than-life character, fighting her way to make her mark in the world as a lone woman journalist. And forming enduring friendships across the world.

The young Dominic de Bonhomie departed from university with neither a degree nor prospect.

A collection of short stories of dreams, hope, the odd touch of true love and a hint of magic!

Let your imagination run away with you and join in on the fun with two mischievous beagles, Mikey and Berty and their many tales of adventures together!

Eggy Road - Poems from a Sixties schoolkid is a collection of mostly humorous poems reflecting the authors observations throughout their years attending a local primary school in early 1960's.

Lily loves eating fruit and vegetables - but is tricked by Jordan, who tells her that carrots grow on trees.

Do you not have the time to read, or do you just think you don't? Introducing Flash Fiction, a compilation of 22 very short stories or fragments of ordinary-and not so ordinary-lives. Each story encourages you to grow and develop the narrative from where the page leaves it.

This is the amazing story of how so many people, the majority out of curiosity, visited Iver Nature Study Centre (INSC) in Buckinghamshire then became one of a special band of volunteers during the eighteen years I was the manager.

This book is the autobiography of one of the Baby Boomer generation of individuals who now stand accused of all manner of heinous crimes, including ruining the world and generally enjoying themselves in the process.

Farmyard Adventure is another book in the Storycises (TM) range for pre-school and primary school aged children. The story is designed be acted out by children and adults alike.

Through this verse translation of Vergil's Book VI of the Aeneid we journey with Aeneas through the Underworld to meet his father.

The book is about me being born in Tottenham to working class parents and subsequently growing up in the Tottenham area and the schools I went to and the 'drinking establishments' I frequented in the area.

'Finding Values' is the story of Claire Ford, a successful young professional. Claire grew up in Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent, she is an Oxford graduate and has a post-graduate degree from Kingston University. Now she is based in London and leads a busy life, enjoying the buzz of the city and the many diversions that it offers.

Harry Vos, a retired man and part-time private investigator who lives near Antwerp, is torn between the pleasures of retirement and the attractions of involvement in challenging investigations. When an old friend phones and tells him about the possibility of becoming an heir hunter, he jumps at the chance.

The late A.A. Gill, the masterfully dyslexic wordsmith and long-time source of inspiration, wrote that "America didn't bypass or escape civilisation. It did something far more profound, far cleverer: it simply changed what civilisation could be."

Steven D Coles worked as a solicitor in the West Country for thirty-nine years where he undertook civil and criminal litigation in crown, magistrates and county courts throughout the region.

Charles Coombes lived history - evacuated from France in 1940, returning to that coastline four years later in the Normandy landings and finishing the war in Arnhem, Holland.

Many animals gain greatly from contact with humans, but many others do not. What do they really think of us?

Have you ever wondered if you have your sport / life balance out of kilter? Have you forgotten that in life's rich tapestry your team's last minute, VAR assisted defeat at Burnley really matters not a jot and letting this ruin your, and your family's, weekend is a rather charmless and pointless thing to do

A new collection of plays. The plays have roles that are open to being acted by actors of any gender, age or culture, and also by actors with disabilities. The plays are inexpensive to stage as four is the maximum number of actors and the sets can be very simple.

The first epic trilogy published in the West to describe the great changes in China from 1960s to 2010s. Describes the darkest and brightest pages in modern Chinese history. Will help readers understand the present political situation in China as the ruling party starts to control more and more aspects of social life.

This compassionate and engaging novel tells the true story of how a bunch of unemployed social misfits and scallywags from a tough, working-class urban slum find redemption and rehabilitation at the hands of a remarkable individual, the narrator and chief protagonist of the action.

Do you feel fed up? Not sure what to do next? Upset? Angry? Sad? Maybe you just want a fresh perspective or a new outlook on life, or maybe you need a new direction. If even one of these is you, this is the book you need.