BY KIM MCLARIN Grace an educated and accomplished modern woman, a child of the Civil Rights dream finds herself in a new house in a new city and in a new career for which she feels dangerously unsuited: a stay-at-home mom. Exploring both the highs and the lows of being a mother and how breaking the cycle of suffocation and regret is infuriatingly difficult, and absolutely necessary.
Morrow 2006 306 PP. Cloth $3.00 (in stock) Buy
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The Last Generation How Nature Will Take Her Revenge For Climate Change
BY FRED PEARCE Since the last ice age, almost 13,000 years ago, humans have prospered in a stable, predictable climate. But our generation may be the last to be so blessed. Climate change from now on will not be gradual, maintains Pearce - nature doesn't do gradual. In the past, Earths climate switched from Arctic to tropical in three to five years. It can happen again. Nature is not fragile, the truth is the opposite. She is a wild and resourceful beast given to fits of rage.
The Kingdom Beneath The Waves
BY STEPHEN HUNT From the author of The Court of the Air comes a hugely engaging, Victorian- style adventure, filled with perilous quests, dastardly deeds and deadly intrigue - perfect for all fans of Philip Pullman and Susanna Clarke Professor Amelia Harsh is obsessed with finding the lost civilisation of Camlantis, a legendary city from pre-history that is said to have conquered hunger, war and disease -- tempering the race of man's baser instincts by the creation of the perfect pacifist society. It is an obsession that is to cost her dearly.
Voyager 2008 553 PP. Paper
Eden Project Books 2007 400 PP. Paper $4.50 (in stock) Buy
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