Dominic Wood is a talented magician who enjoys considerable success on UK television and as a member of the esteemed Magic Circle. His impressive feats include a Strait Jacket Escape on Houdini's Birthday and being crowned British Magical Champion. Wood is renowned for his skillful execution and innovative approach to the art of illusion, setting him apart in the world of magic.
Dick and Dom have their very own made up vocabulary and now they're letting you in on the secret! Packed with made up words and their own hilarious definitions, this book will appeal to everyone's mischievous side.
A fantastically festive Christmas joke book from TV legends Dick and Dom!
A sweet and funny story about an endearing fictional character named Dominic who is an ordinary boy with an appetite for magic, and an unusual sidekick – his magical top hat, the Topper. The story is about a visit from Dominic’s Great Aunt Rowena who has plans of her own for the Topper.
The 1969 republican constitution of the Rhodesia was intended to secure recognition for Ian Smith's 1965 UDI. Given the evasion by significant nations of the trade sanctions imposed by the UN, the gamble was that this de facto recognition would become de jure.
A side-splittingly funny joke book packed with Dick and Dom's bonkers yet brilliant humour!
The fundamental role of police officers in society is under fresh scrutiny in this stimulating book on ethical policing. Through a moral philosophical lens, Wood provides an up-to-date overview of police values and their impact. It is a timely contribution to police debate and essential reading for those studying and leading the profession.