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Alex Mitchell

    Revenge at Shepherds Pass
    Secrets That Bind Family
    Crops in Tight Spots
    The Edible Balcony
    The edible balcony: Growing fresh produce in the heart of the city
    The Girl's Guide to Growing Your Own
    • The Girl's Guide to Growing Your Own

      • 144 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Gardening girls—this is the essential guide created just for you, with advice on growing your own vegetables, fruits, and herbs, and maintaining an attractive outdoor space, too! Aimed at beginners, it has plenty of practical and seasonal information for planning your edible Eden, delicious recipes, ideas for outdoor entertaining and fun weekend projects for making your garden look great. This completely new type of gardening book will appeal to 20- and 30-something working women everywhere who have busy lives, but still want to grow their own produce without spending all weekend digging. 

      The Girl's Guide to Growing Your Own
      4.0
    • The Edible Balcony

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Longtime urban gardener Mitchell shows readers how to transform whatever space they have, from a balcony or rooftop to a fire escape or window box, into a profusion of fresh, seasonal produce.

      The Edible Balcony
      3.9
    • Short of outdoor space but want to grow fruit and vegetables? Full of tried- and-tested, fool-proof crop ideas exclusively tailored for containers, raised beds and small gardens, Crops in Tight Spots guarantees vegetable growing success for even the most newbie of gardeners and limited of spaces.

      Crops in Tight Spots
      3.7
    • Secrets That Bind Family

      • 222 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Exploring the intricate dynamics of family relationships, this narrative delves into the hidden truths and unspoken bonds that shape personal identities. As characters confront their pasts, themes of loyalty, betrayal, and forgiveness emerge, revealing how deeply interconnected lives can be. The story intricately weaves together the experiences of various family members, showcasing their struggles and triumphs as they navigate the complexities of love and obligation. Ultimately, it highlights the enduring power of familial ties amidst the challenges of life.

      Secrets That Bind Family
    • Revenge at Shepherds Pass

      • 70 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of a small mountain community, the story revolves around themes of betrayal and justice. The protagonist, driven by a quest for vengeance, navigates complex relationships and dark secrets that threaten to unravel the lives of those involved. As tension escalates, the characters are forced to confront their pasts and the consequences of their actions, leading to a gripping climax that explores the thin line between right and wrong. The narrative weaves suspense with emotional depth, making for a compelling read.

      Revenge at Shepherds Pass
    • Robinhood at Shepherds Pass

      • 66 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Set in the picturesque Shepherds Pass, this tale reimagines the classic Robin Hood legend through the eyes of a modern-day hero who challenges social injustices. The protagonist, a skilled archer and charismatic leader, gathers a band of outcasts to fight against corruption and help the oppressed villagers. Themes of bravery, friendship, and the struggle for equality are woven throughout the narrative, creating a captivating adventure that highlights the importance of standing up for what is right in a world rife with inequality.

      Robinhood at Shepherds Pass
    • Welcome to Shepherds Pass

      • 114 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Set in the mysterious town of Shepherds Pass, the story follows Detective Lavon Tyler as he navigates a crime scene filled with multiple dead bodies. Amidst the chaos, he grapples with his own fears and the haunting reasons that led him to seek refuge in this new place. As he takes on the challenge of solving the case, he must also contend with a partner who requires more supervision than assistance, adding complexity to his investigation and personal journey.

      Welcome to Shepherds Pass
    • Mountbatten

      • 206 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The book explores the controversial legacy of Lord Louis Mountbatten, highlighting his direct involvement in war crimes that led to significant loss of life during his tenure. It delves into the political and military decisions he made, scrutinizing their impact on history and the ethical implications of his actions. Through detailed accounts, the narrative challenges the traditional view of Mountbatten as a noble figure, presenting a critical analysis of his role in shaping events during a tumultuous period.

      Mountbatten
    • Treasure at Shepherds Pass

      • 84 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Set in a picturesque mountain town, the story follows a group of friends who stumble upon a hidden treasure while hiking. Their adventure takes unexpected turns as they navigate challenges and uncover secrets of the past. Themes of friendship, courage, and the thrill of discovery are woven throughout the narrative, highlighting the characters' growth and the bonds they share. As they race against time to secure the treasure, they learn valuable lessons about trust and teamwork.

      Treasure at Shepherds Pass
    • The narrative centers on the diverse group of 109 passengers aboard flight 1375, encompassing a doctor, a lawyer, schoolteachers, and a writer. This eclectic mix includes individuals at various life stages, from youth to old age, reflecting a rich tapestry of experiences and backgrounds, with representation across different races and gender identities. The story explores their interactions and the unique stories each passenger brings, highlighting the shared human experience amidst their differences.

      Anita Tyler and the Puzzles of Mass Destruction
    • All Gods Children

      • 148 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      The narrative delves into a shocking crime that evokes fear and revulsion even among the most hardened criminals. It explores the moral boundaries of society, revealing how such an act can unsettle those who typically thrive in the underworld. The story promises a gripping examination of the dark corners of human nature and the chilling impact of unspeakable acts on both individuals and communities.

      All Gods Children
    • The Mole Hunters Children

      • 118 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      The story unfolds in a tense atmosphere where the unexpected occurs: police officers find themselves in a situation so dire that they must summon their own colleagues. This unusual twist sets the stage for a gripping narrative filled with intrigue, moral dilemmas, and the exploration of trust within law enforcement. As events escalate, characters grapple with their responsibilities and the consequences of their actions, leading to a suspenseful journey that challenges the boundaries of justice.

      The Mole Hunters Children
    • Man Among the Missing

      • 110 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      The story revolves around a morally upright man whose life takes unexpected turns, challenging his values and beliefs. As he navigates through various situations, he encounters dilemmas that test his integrity and compassion. The narrative delves into themes of morality, redemption, and the complexities of human nature, ultimately exploring what it means to be a good person in a flawed world. Through his journey, readers are invited to reflect on their own choices and the impact of kindness.

      Man Among the Missing
    • That Which Makes Us Who We Are

      • 80 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Exploring the intricate interplay of identity and culture, this book delves into what shapes individuals and communities. It examines personal narratives, societal influences, and the impact of history on self-perception. Through a blend of storytelling and analysis, the author invites readers to reflect on their own identities and the collective experiences that define humanity. Themes of belonging, resilience, and the quest for understanding are woven throughout, making it a profound exploration of the essence of being.

      That Which Makes Us Who We Are
    • Balance of Power in Shepherds Pass

      • 104 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      The struggle for power intensifies in Shepherds Pass, where the collision of wealth and intelligence threatens to disrupt a long-standing deadlock between two feuding families. As tensions rise, the fragile balance that has maintained their rivalry for decades is poised to shift, leading to potential upheaval and conflict. The narrative explores themes of ambition, family dynamics, and the consequences of power plays in a divided community.

      Balance of Power in Shepherds Pass
    • Noch nie haben so viele Menschen in der Stadt gelebt wie heute, noch nie war die Freude an gesunden und selbst angebauten Früchten so groß. Auch wer nur sehr wenig Platz und keinen Garten hat, braucht auf eigenes Gemüse, Obst und Kräuter nicht zu verzichten. Überall ist Raum zum Wachsen: Kräuter schmiegen sich an warme Mauern, Salat sprießt in einer ausrangierten Dachrinne, Bohnen und Tomaten im Topf erobern einen Hutständer. Das Buch zeigt eine Fülle von kreativen und ungewöhnlichen Ideen mit praktischen Pflanztipps – auch für Dachterrassen und Kübelgärten.

      Mein Küchenbalkon
      5.0
    • Gartendiva

      Genussvoll gärtnern ohne sich die Hände zu ruinieren

      • 141 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Gardening girls—this is the essential guide created just for you, with advice on growing your own vegetables, fruits, and herbs, and maintaining an attractive outdoor space, too! Aimed at beginners, it has plenty of practical and seasonal information for planning your edible Eden, delicious recipes, ideas for outdoor entertaining and fun weekend projects for making your garden look great. This completely new type of gardening book will appeal to 20- and 30-something working women everywhere who have busy lives, but still want to grow their own produce without spending all weekend digging.

      Gartendiva
      4.0
    • Le guide des filles qui veulent un potager sans trop se fatiguer et sans se salir les mains n'est pas fait pour les fondus du jardinage. Il se destine à celles qui ont une vie bien remplie mais qui veulent tout de même goûter des salades élevées par leurs soins, récolter des aromates sur leur balcon ou croquer une fraise délicieusement mûre à même la plante. Pour cultiver les fruits et les légumes de ce livre, nul besoin de serre, ni d'outillage compliqué. Armées d'un plantoir, de quelques pots, de sachets de graines et d'un sac de terreau, vous ferez sortir de terre une abondante récolte sur votre balcon ou à vos fenêtres. Et maintenant, qu'est-ce qu'on plante ? Pour vous simplifier la tâche, je n'ai retenu que ce qui pousse dans de petits pots. J'ai tout de même inclus quelques divas capricieuses. Elles peuvent donner naissance à un pesto maison, à des croustillants de framboise à la crème ou au tzatziki le plus frais du monde. Le plaisir en vaut la peine.

      Un balcon à croquer !
      3.0
    • Gärtnern für Erbsenzähler

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Jeder kennt es: Man gibt viel Geld für Pflanzen und Werkzeuge aus und vertraut darauf, dass daraus auf geheimnisvolle Weise ein toller Garten entsteht. Tatsächlich ist vieles davon aber überhaupt nicht notwendig. Vom kostenlosen Gartentisch aus Paletten bis zum eigenen Schnittblumenbeet und den Top 5 der notwendigen Gartengeräte verrät die Autorin nützliche und kreative Tricks, die helfen, die Kosten für einen schönen Garten gering zu halten. Die 100 Projekte sind auch für Einsteiger unkompliziert umsetzbar. Zur besseren Übersicht sind sie in vier Kategorien mit ansteigender Schwierigkeit eingeteilt.

      Gärtnern für Erbsenzähler
      2.0
    • Ideen für Grünflächen in der Stadt verwirklichen Je mehr Menschen in Städten leben, desto größer wird ihre Sehnsucht, den Asphalt-Dschungel in eine naturfreundliche Umwelt zu verwandeln. Daraus entwickelte sich eine Bewegung von Berlin bis Brooklyn, deren Ziel es ist, freie Flächen – von Dächern, Hinterhöfen und Balkonen über Fensterbretter bis zu Brachland – zu bepflanzen, dort Tiere zu halten und Wildtiere anzulocken. Dieses Buch gibt allen, die in der Stadt gärtnern wollen – sei es auf eigenen oder öffentlichen Flächen –, praktischen Rat und viele gute Tipps, wie sie Gemüse, Obst, Kräuter und Blumen auf oft kleinen und ungewöhnlichen Flächen anbauen, kleine Nutztiere halten und sich sowohl an ihrer Ernte als auch an einer lebens- und liebenswerten Umgebung freuen können.

      Gartenglück in der Stadt
      3.0
    • Meiden in de moestuin

      Zelf fruit en groente kweken zonder al te vieze handen

      • 141 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Gids voor het verbouwen van groente en fruit voor de beginnende tuinier, die weinig ruimte en vooral weinig tijd heeft, aangevuld met recepten.

      Meiden in de moestuin