Manga: Memoirs, true stories and non-fiction

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  • A Letter Home

    Mangal Media A Letter Home

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    £11.69

  • Fun Home (Spanish Edition)

    Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial Fun Home (Spanish Edition)

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    £17.55

  • Sobrevive en el museo prehistórico (Manga

    Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial Sobrevive en el museo prehistórico (Manga

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    £16.11

  • Diego Rivera (Spanish Edition)

    Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial Diego Rivera (Spanish Edition)

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    10 in stock

    £25.56

  • Oceano Historias Graficas Sólo Es Un Piropo: Un Libro Sobre El Acoso

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    £15.16

  • Oceano Historias Graficas ¡Herejes!: Los Maravillosos (Y Peligrosos)

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    £18.95

  • Oceano Historias Graficas El Consentimiento (¡Para Niños!): Cómo Poner

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    15 in stock

    £10.92

  • Oceano Historias Graficas Comics de Ciencia: Plagas. La Batalla

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    15 in stock

    £11.88

  • Oceano Historias Graficas Dinosaurios: Fósiles Y Plumas

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    £15.00

  • We're Still at War: Stories of the 20th Century

    Karolinum,Nakladatelstvi Univerzity Karlovy,Czech Republic We're Still at War: Stories of the 20th Century

    15 in stock

    Book SynopsisThe Communist regimes of Europe collapsed more than a quarter century ago, and the Third Reich fell in World War II. But today's rising global tide of far-right extremism makes totalitarian regimes seem not a memory, but a possibility. In such a time, fear seems to trump hope. For any of us facing a world we no longer seem to recognize, the graphic novel We're Still at War is a powerful reminder not just of where these sweeping forces can lead, but also of the human forces that can combat them. Published in partnership with Post Bellum, a nonprofit organization devoted to documenting and sharing eyewitness accounts of the key events of twentieth-century Czech history, this book tells the stories of real people and their struggles under totalitarianism in Czechoslovakia. Bringing together thirteen of the top Czech and Slovak artists with thirteen victims and survivors of Nazi and Communist totalitarian regimes, We're Still at War uses comics to open our recent, troubled past to a contemporary world. The narratives are as diverse and surprising as humanity itself, depicting victories and defeats, acts of weakness and heroism. The connecting thread, however, is clear: while the threat is real, it is more important than ever to remember the power of even the smallest moments of altruism and human kindness. Subjected to the destructive power of totalitarianism, the heroes of these stories sacrificed everything to help others. For younger generations who have no memory of European totalitarianism and for those who witnessed it on either side of the Iron Curtain, for twentieth-century history buffs, and for comic book fans, especially admirers of Art Spiegelman's Maus, We're Still at War is a beautiful and enthralling testament to human endurance.Trade Review"Foreign students, for whom Nazism and Communism might seem like something from a distant galaxy, can see that these despotic systems not long ago dominated large parts of Europe, causing immense misery and hardship. By basing the comic book on individuals' personal stories, the compilers help students understand the wrenching dilemmas and choices that ordinary people had to face so often when living under Nazism and Communism."--Mark Kramer, director of the Project on Cold War Studies, Harvard University "Any young reader who comes across this vivid glimpse into the insanity and cruelty of the Nazis and Communists will be grateful they were born in another age."--Paul Dowswell, author of the award-winning novels "The Auslander" and "Sektion 20" "The first Czech documentary comic has fulfilled its task--to illuminate recent history for a broader audience, especially the younger generation."--Katerina Copjakova "lidovky.cz, on the Czech edition " "Under totalitarian regimes comics served as propaganda or were completely divorced from social and cultural reality; these comics show that today the form can be used with powerful effect to tackle the most serious of issues."--Tereza Drahonovska "iDnes, on the Czech edition " "For schools this is recommended reading at its very best. I should also point out, especially for ravenous readers like myself--it is IMPOSSIBLE to put down."--Milos Urban "Respekt, on the Czech edition " "This document, We're Still at War, captures reality to such a degree that teachers should seriously consider adding it to the curriculum."--Magdalena Cechlovska "Hospodarske Noviny, on the Czech edition " "We're Still at War vividly captures the often harrowing, but always riveting lives, of thirteen unlucky Czechs who lived during the Nazi and Communist domination of their homeland. The book's thirteen graphic artists employ a fascinating array of aesthetic approaches to recreate an impressively broad range of personal stories, from those who struggled against repression to those who contributed to it. An excellent text for a vigorous discussion of an era when individuals faced no good choices, but some remained true to their ideals despite the dreadful costs to themselves and their loved ones."--Benjamin Frommer, Northwestern University "In the tradition of Art Spiegelman's Maus, We're Still at War claims the comic strip for historical testimony. Thirteen victims bear witness to totalitarianism, their stories rendered in discrete frames that accumulate to chilling consequence. Taken together, they admit liberation to be a longed for, if necessarily unfinished, project."--Suzanne Hudson, University of Southern California

    15 in stock

    £23.75

  • DEENDAYAL UPADHYAYA: Life of an Ideologue

    Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd. DEENDAYAL UPADHYAYA: Life of an Ideologue

    1 in stock

    Book SynopsisThe ideals and values that Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya propagated and practised, whiched to the growth of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh andater to the birth of the BJP, have been well-laid out in this book. Being thoroughly in sync with the ways of the RSS, he dedicated hisife to serve the nation through the Sangh. This book not only traces his journey as one of the primaryeaders who instilled the sense of nationality in the country, but also as one who condemned exploitation by the State. While much has been discussed and written on Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, it is not easily accessible to all. This book is an attempt to make his contributions accessible to the general readers for their understanding of his personality and principles.

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    £17.99

  • Ma Non Troppo Kurt Cobain: El Ángel Errático

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    £14.86

  • Herder & Herder Beethoven

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    2 in stock

    £15.89

  • Herder & Herder Tao Te Ching

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    1 in stock

    £21.07

  • Herder & Herder Simone de Beauvoir

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    1 in stock

    £23.34

  • Freddie Mercury (Spanish Edition)

    Random Comics Freddie Mercury (Spanish Edition)

    1 in stock

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    £21.50

  • El increíble viaje de Alexander von Humboldt al corazón de la naturaleza (Novela gráfica) / The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt (Pantheon Graphic Li

    5 in stock

    £37.42

  • Madonna. Una biografía / Madonna. A Biography

    Plan B Records Madonna. Una biografía / Madonna. A Biography

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    1 in stock

    £29.55

  • El secreto de la fuerza sobrehumana / The Secret

    Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial El secreto de la fuerza sobrehumana / The Secret

    1 in stock

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    1 in stock

    £22.27

  • Almuzara Marie Curie

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    £23.90

  • Ma Non Troppo Sex Pistols

    15 in stock

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    15 in stock

    £13.71

  • A Patch Of Dreams

    Ponent Mon, S.L. A Patch Of Dreams

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    Book SynopsisFantastical story about a Fine Arts student who finds herself drawn to a world of dreams. Part of the Nouvelle Manga initiative.

    2 in stock

    £11.69

  • Nikola Tesla: The Man Who Defined the Future

    Komshe Nikola Tesla: The Man Who Defined the Future

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    Book SynopsisA graphic novel for people who want to learn more about the real life of this extraordinary inventor. The story is beautifully rendered in watercolours and is, at its core, based on the interviews Tesla gave to the Liberty Magazine in 1935. Tesla wasn’t just an inventor he also liked to debate, dine, read poetry, drink, play poker… All these life fragments are revealed before you in extraordinary watercolour images.

    1 in stock

    £17.99

  • Wild Weather: Learn with Comics

    White Star Wild Weather: Learn with Comics

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    Book SynopsisPart of the new series Learn with Comics, a captivating and educational comic chapter book chock-full of information about meteorological phenomena and earth physics. What is atmospheric pressure? How does a downburst form? What is the difference between a cyclone, a typhoon, and a hurricane? All these answers and more when you follow the adventures of Neil, Flor, Akin, and Jin as they camp near the lake with Aunt Gloria. The impacts of climate change are real and present… and worth exploring! Ages 8 +

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    £9.49

  • Illustrated Biography for Kids: Extraordinary Scientists Who Changed the World: Set of 6 Books

    5 in stock

    £33.45

  • The Kaurava Empire Vol.1: Abhimanyu and the

    1 in stock

    £9.49

  • MER Paper Kunsthalle Cylinder 5

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    7 in stock

    £10.00

  • Beatrice: Joris Mertens

    BAI NV Beatrice: Joris Mertens

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    Book SynopsisBeatrice undergoes her daily train commute to work. Day after day on the platform she notices a red tote bag seemingly unclaimed. Could that speck of colour amongst the morning rut be waiting for her? One day Beatrice's curiosity takes over and she walks out of the station with the red tote in hand, on the verge of an unexpected new world... Unfold Beatrice's journey in this beautifully illustrated graphic novel.

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    £29.66

  • Sunbird Books It's Her Story Josephine Baker: A Graphic Novel

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    £19.99

  • Sunbird Books It's Her Story Irena Sendler: A Graphic Novel

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    1 in stock

    £19.60

  • Sunbird Books It's Her Story Sacajawea: A Graphic Novel

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    £20.40

  • Hub City Press Landings: A Crooked Creek Farm Year

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    £20.66

  • Comics For Choice: Illustrated Abortion Stories,

    Silver Sprocket Comics For Choice: Illustrated Abortion Stories,

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    1 in stock

    £24.64

  • Leftstar And The Strange Occurrence

    Silver Sprocket Leftstar And The Strange Occurrence

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    1 in stock

    £13.49

  • My Pancreas Broke, But My Life Got Better

    Seven Seas Entertainment, LLC My Pancreas Broke, But My Life Got Better

    4 in stock

    Book SynopsisIn this new autobiographical manga following My Wandering Warrior Existence, Nagata Kabi has quit drinking in an attempt to get healthier - or she’s trying to, anyway. Her former struggles with alcohol led to pancreatitis and a serious hospitalisation, and now she has no choice but to give it up. Follow the author as she details the quest to improve her health during a global pandemic.

    4 in stock

    £12.59

  • Forget Me Not

    Secret Acres Forget Me Not

    1 in stock

    Book SynopsisDeath stalks a quartet of girls - or is it the other way around?A simple, elemental story of a group of adorable, little girls evading the specter of Death perfectly complements Gabriel Howell’s poetic diary/manifesto/wishlist. What looks like a Victorian children’s book complete with moral lessons, depicts an internal and external tug-of-war between vulnerability and intimacy, relatability and honesty, observation and isolation. The message remains raw and uncensored: don’t hide it in a book; forget about who is or isn’t watching; Forget Me Not.

    1 in stock

    £14.24

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