The Fear-free Organization
- 235 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Take an alternative path to organizational success with neuroscience insights into why using power, threats and scare tactics is a huge corporate mistake.
Pauline Brown Books
This author delves into the profound connection between aesthetics and intelligence, exploring how art and beauty shape our minds and understanding of the world. Their work investigates aesthetic experiences that not only provide pleasure but also enhance our cognitive capacity and emotional depth. The author focuses on the practical application of aesthetic thinking in daily life, demonstrating how to improve our thought processes and quality of life through conscious appreciation of beauty. Through their writings, they inspire readers to find greater meaning and intelligence in the aesthetic qualities that surround us.
Sand, Planes and Submarines: How Leighton Buzzard shortened the First World War
Maritime Portsmouth
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
For three centuries Portsmouth has been the leading base of the Royal Navy but the naval heritage of its port can be traced back to the Roman invasion of Britain.
The Portsmouth Dockyard Story
- 204 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The most comprehensive history of Portsmouth Dockyard ever published
Mischievous Stan is a moody, miserable boy who invents an amazing machine that sucks up all the fun and happiness from the world around him. Until one day he notices a girl and things are never the same again! -- back cover
The Encyclopedia of Embroidery Techniques
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
A unique visual directory of all the major embroidery techniques, plus inspirational examples of traditional and innovative finished work.
Britain's Historic Ships
- 208 pages
- 8 hours of reading
This lavish book, now in paperback, explores twenty of the most celebrated and accessible ships in Britain.
New history of the Norman conquests in the Mediterranean
The Hackney Martian
- 36 pages
- 2 hours of reading
A play on the location 'The Hackney Marshes,' this story centres on a boy who finds a small green martian, crash-landed on the famous football common, and so begins an exciting journey of friendship and daring adventure!
Little Marcel didn't just like ice cream, he absolutely, completely, LOVED ICE CREAM! But the hot sunshine keeps spoiling his enjoyment by making it all drippy. To avoid a melting mess, Marcel tries to eat it quickly (but that just gives him brain freeze) and in the dark (but that makes him scared) until one day he has an idea!
