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Helen Smith

    Helen Smith crafts narratives that are both incisive and amusing, drawing readers into worlds rich with keen observation and dark wit. Her writing is celebrated for its ability to blend suspense with profound insights into human nature, creating a uniquely compelling literary experience. Smith's distinctive voice offers a fresh perspective on contemporary life, making her a notable presence in modern fiction. Her work resonates with a sharp intelligence and a sophisticated humor that leaves a lasting impression.

    A Coach's Guide to Team Building: Understanding Functions, Structure and Leadership
    The Uncommon Reader
    Cladh Hallan
    Grave-robbers, Cut-throats and Poisoners of London
    "Not So Quiet". Stepdaughters of War
    The Ultimate History of Porsche
    • The Ultimate History of Porsche

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      This book provides a quick history of the Porsche men, how Porsche evolved, the 356, and 911. The 912 and 914 are also discussed along with the front-engined coupes. Porsche cars such as the 959, GT1, GT2 and the tubros are also discussed.

      The Ultimate History of Porsche
    • "Not So Quiet." is a 1930 novel that provides a humorous and feminist perspective on war, focusing on British women ambulance drivers on the Western Front during World War I. It depicts their challenges and sacrifices as they navigate the harsh conditions and strict supervision while aiding the wounded.

      "Not So Quiet". Stepdaughters of War
    • Cladh Hallan

      Roundhouses and the dead in the Hebridean Bronze Age and Iron Age, Part I: stratigraphy, spatial organisation and chronology

      • 568 pages
      • 20 hours of reading

      The first of two volumes presenting the evidence from excavations at the site of Cladh Hallan on South Uist in the Western Isles of Scotland.

      Cladh Hallan
    • The Uncommon Reader

      A Life of Edward Garnett

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      The book offers an in-depth exploration of Edward Garnett, whose role as an editor, critic, and publisher's reader significantly influenced 20th-century British literature. Spanning nearly fifty years, it highlights his contributions to shaping the literary landscape, showcasing his impact on writers and the publishing industry. Through Garnett's story, readers gain insight into the dynamics of literary culture during his era.

      The Uncommon Reader
    • A collection of eye-catching 3D effect crochet patterns for different sized blankets and throws, that all have an optical illusion effect. These cleverly designed geometric blankets look impressive but are actually simple to make because the designer only uses one technique, intarsia crochet, and simple stitches.

      Crochet Illusion Blankets
    • Have a blast exploring the farm with Mr. Bojangles, an adorable cat who sings his own silly version of that famous E-I-E-I-O song as he visits his animal friends. Mr. Bojangles will show you around the farm and introduce you to all of his favorite animals. As he walks, he sings. Mr. Bojangles had a farm E-I-E-I-O… Mr. Bojangles is based on one of the seven beloved barn cats who live at the Gibbs Smith office and inspired the name of the 7 Cats Press imprint.

      Morning at the Farm with Mr. Bojangles