James Anderson Books

Over 100 delicious dinners to keep you on track every night of the week - all 500 calories or less!

Fast and Filling, is the second cookbook from Sunday Times bestselling authors, the twochubbycubs - packed 100 more tasty slimming recipes, all under 500 calories, beautifully photographed and easy to make - these meals and snacks are designed to help with your weight loss and ensure you save precious time in the kitchen too - whether that's through meals cooked in minutes, or dinner ideas that can be scaled up and batch cooked for later. What to expect: All recipes are calorie counted with clear indications of portions and prep and cook timings + flavour and cooking tips. 2CC store cupboard essentials. Recipe symbols throughout: easy to scale, quick to make, good for lunches, freeze well, dairy-free, gluten-free, veggie and vegan + smart swaps - ideas to make each recipe work for your dietary requirements. Simple, affordable, family-friendly ingredients. Chapters include: Bangin' Breakfasts, Minute Meals (for those in a hurry!), One Pan, Low & Slow, Tighten the Belt (for pre-pay day!), Fakeaways and Sweet Treats. Miniblogs of signature silliness with each recipe - James and Paul will give you a newfound confidence to get cooking and have you laughing along the road to weight loss!

The must-have bestselling cookbook from slimming bloggers James and Paul Anderson - the TWOCHUBBYCUBS; with 100 delicious, healthy recipes to enjoy.

The book explores a pivotal case that impacts systematic theology, biblical exegesis, and Christian apologetics. It delves into the nuances of these theological disciplines, offering insights that challenge and enrich traditional practices. By examining the implications of this case, the author provides a framework for understanding and engaging with contemporary theological issues, aiming to enhance the reader's approach to faith and scholarship.

Exploring the pivotal role of trade throughout history, this book highlights its significance in fostering peaceful relations among nations. It delves into how trade has not only driven economic growth but also shaped cultural exchanges and diplomatic ties, emphasizing its ongoing impact on global interactions.

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The must-have diet planner companion to the bestselling Twochubbycubs The Cookbook.

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The Spanish Civil War, ignited by a military coup against the elected Republican government in 1936, marked a pivotal moment in European history, foreshadowing World War II. With Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy backing the insurgents, and Soviet Russia supporting the Republic, the conflict drew global attention. Despite the intense societal upheaval and loss of life, democratic nations chose neutrality, leading to a disintegration of Spanish society. The war became a battleground for ideological divides, captivating ordinary people worldwide.