Monday, 21 November 2016
That's Books and Entertainment: Madeira in a Nutshell
That's Books and Entertainment: Madeira in a Nutshell: Madeira in a Nutshell is described as the essential guide to Madeira. Written and compiled by travel expert Anita Montonen, Madeira in a...
Arcanum
It is written by author Ann Mann.
A troupe of Irish dancers vanish. This mysterious event leaves the police absolutely baffled and the entire world mystified. After all, a while troupe of Irish dancers cannot just disappear? Can it?
But if the police cannot do something, anything, to find and rescue the Irish dancers, their colleagues and friends will not let them down!
Silas Murphy and Clodagh Trevor decide that if the police can't find them, then they will!
But what can they do? Where can they start? The two friends commence their investigation and soon find themselves embarking on a, frankly, bizarre, convoluted and labyrinthian investigation that transcends both space and time.
They find it necessary to use techniques that no modern police officer would even dare to contemplate, but as they say, desperate times call for desperate measures and they duo employ ancient divination techniques to help them in the quest for their missing friends.
But where or when had they gone?
Who, or what, had taken them?
And would they be rescued?
This is a mysterious story and very well told.
It will make a excellent Christmas present for those who like their fiction of a more mystical nature.
It is published by Matador at £7.99 and is available for purchase here >>> https://goo.gl/WNNZUm.
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That's Books and Entertainment: A new Detective Inspector Moon novel is out! Blood...: Blood Ties is the latest novel in the Detective Inspector Charlie Moon series. It's two years on from the events in the novel The Si...
The A to Z of Stuff The Indispensable compendium of wisdom
It is compiled and written by prolific author and travel writer David Fletcher.
Like many of us, David became more than a little bit irked and frustrated with the large volume of knolwedge that we are flooded with every single day of every single week.
And what makes it worse is that this knowledge is, for the most part, utterly and completely useless and pointless.
"Life," points out David, "is filled with trivia. More and more, it seems, every waking minute of our lives is accounted for by the inconsequential, the irrelevant, the incidental, the positively wasteful and by a whole host of other stuff that serves no purpose whatsoever, other than to distract us from what is really important."
David Fletcher set out to look for a remedy for this ill, something to act as a counterblast to all of the stuff that we are constantly bombarded with, 24/7, 7 days a week.
Eventually he hit upon the antidote which became his latest book, The A to Z of Stuff!
The book covers many, many different and diverse subjects. Anarchy, education and how dire it is compared to the good old days, the BBC -referred to as the Bloated Bureaucracy Corporation, democracy and how it works, or rather doesn't work, the European Union and how it operate or rather how it fails to operate. Did you know that the European Union has an official with the job title of: "The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy?"
Nor did I, but after reading The A to Z of Stuff, I now know this and, as they say, once the bell is rung, it cannot be unrung.
David coins a monumentally superb name to describe a certain type of EU tax haven, deluxembourg.
He will probably gain few friends in Luxembourg by accurately, though perhaps somewhat harshly, as being "parasitical."
Other subjects such as the United Kingdom, Quaggas (it's on the page after a poem, do check both out) the actual and mysterious continued existence of dinosaurs (see NHS), drones, young people, religion and lots more, receive the keen eye and laser-like probing of the dry with and machine-gun like delivery of David Fletcher.
It's published by Matador at £10.99 and is, as has been pointed out, a must buy Christmas present. No stocking should be without it, this year!
You can purchase it from the comfort of your own armchair or Smartphone when you visit our gift buying emporium, which is filled with enough Christmas food and drink to satiate an army and thousands of books and gifts. You'll find the portal just this way >>> https://goo.gl/WNNZUm.
That's Books and Entertainment: Religion Can Be Fun
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Love is Small Talk
It's a large format book and it is, says Fred, "inspired by heaven's 'little angels'".
Fred provides his readers with a peep into the magical and make believe world of little kids which, points out Fred, he is providing for the delight of bigger kids.
It's a "must buy" Christmas gift for Christmas 2016.
It's charmingly and very colourfully illustrated with a whole array of very well drawn and oh-so-believable little characters. And they are little characters in more ways than a little!
Meet children by themselves, with dogs, with prams, with dogs in prams, at the seaside, in the park, in the dark, having a lark, having a party in fact just about everything is illustrated within these magical pages.
Why is this book of cartoons so popular? The cartoons are funny, yes, that's true. But there's more to it than that.
This book of cartoons is so popular because it takes the reader back to a time when they were the kids taking part in apparently bizarre conversations.
It is published by The Book Guild at a very reasonable £7.99 and will make an ideal book to flip through during and long after the Christmas period.
The book is available to purchase at our own book and gift shop, along with thousands of other great gift ideas, please do check it out:- https://goo.gl/WNNZUm.
Friday, 18 November 2016
Olverum Bath Oil the perfect Christmas gift
Which is where Olverum Bath Oil comes inot its own!
Olverum Bath Oil is a unique and utterly luxurious bath oil that is a carefully and skillfully prepared blend of ten highy exotic and eminently useful essential oils.
They have been carefully chosen and selected to combine together to create Olverum Bath Oil, which is designed to help remove stress and reduce tension in both the mind and also the body, too.
Olverum Bath Oil is designed to help bring balance back into your life and help you go back to your natural, stress-free self.
Even the smell of it as you carefully place it into your hot bath will start to make you feel better, even before you slip inot the hot water after you have added the Olverum Bath Oil!
15ml is enough for three baths, so you can see that it is a powerful and highly concentrated yet entirely natural wonder treatment for your bath.
There is Siberian Fir, Ground Nut oil, Lavandin oil, Eucalyptus oil, Geranium Flower oil and many other oils and special ingredients
It was originally developed in the 1920s by Franz Otto Klein, a highly successful wine maker in Germany's Mosel Valley, when he formed a passion for learning about the therapeutic properties of essential oils.
He and his wife Edith created their own experimental laboratory where they developed their unique product, which has remained unchanged and highly popular to this very day.
The 125ml size costs £26.00 and will be enough for 25 baths, the 250ml size will be £48 and enough for 50 baths. Their main stockists are Liberty, Harvey Nichols and www.houseoffraser.co.uk.
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