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Pan Macmillan Australia Yummy, Easy, Quick
£12.99
Pan Macmillan Australia Eat Your Greens
£12.99
Pan Macmillan Australia Fast Food for Busy Families: More Than 100 Quick and Easy Paleo Recipes
£12.99
Pan Macmillan South Africa Stone of Tears
Richard Cypher embarks on a perilous journey to the Old World, where he must learn to master his own magic powers and uncover the secrets of his heritage.
£12.62
Pan Macmillan South Africa Ilanga Labongani
Titfombe letinhle taGisele Wulfsohn, titfula imphilo letfokotisako ngenhlalo yase Jozi etinsukwini tamanje. Bafundzi labancane kuyo yonkhe indzawo, batawugcugcuteka kufundza ngeNingizimu Africa uma bacatsanisa lilanga laBongani nelabo.
£7.37
Pan Macmillan South Africa Footprints and fingerprints
Footprints and fingerprints includes a wide selection of Mabuza's poems from a period of over thirty years. In this collection she explores the nature of South Africa's journey to democracy and her own personal role in the struggle.
£9.34
Pan Macmillan South Africa Usuku Lukabongani
Isithombe sika Gisele Wulfsohn siyisingeniso esihle sempilo yaseGoli lesimanje. Abafundi abasebancane yonke indawo bazokuthazeka ukufunda kabanzi ngeNingizimu Afrika futhi baqhathanise kumbe bahlukanise usuku lukaBongani nezabo. This photographic journal is a delightful introduction to life in modern Johannesburg. Young readers everywhere will be encouraged to learn all about South Africa as they compare and contrast Bongani's day with their own.
£7.37
Pan Macmillan South Africa Digital Fortress
Before the multi-million, runaway bestseller The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown set his razor-sharp research and storytelling skills on the most powerful intelligence organization on earth--the National Security Agency (NSA)--in this thrilling novel, Digital Fortress.When the NSA''s invincible code-breaking machine encounters a mysterious code it cannot break, the agency calls its head cryptographer, Susan Fletcher, a brilliant, beautiful mathematician. What she uncovers sends shock waves through the corridors of power. The NSA is being held hostage--not by guns or bombs -- but by a code so complex that if released would cripple U.S. intelligence. Caught in an accelerating tempest of secrecy and lies, Fletcher battles to save the agency she believes in. Betrayed on all sides, she finds herself fighting not only for her country but for her life, and in the end, for the life of the man she loves.
£17.99
Pan Macmillan South Africa Over the Moon: An Adoption Tale
A loving couple dream of a baby born far away and know that this is the baby they have been waiting to adopt.
£10.50
Pan Macmillan South Africa The shadow follows
Distracted only for a moment by the unremarkable person in the cinema noisily excavating his popcorn, Deanna's real concern is that she might be HIV positive, having stabbed herself in the thumb after giving an injection to a patient.
£12.00
Pan Macmillan South Africa Snakepit
£12.95
Pan Macmillan South Africa Siku Ra Bongani
Genala ya swifaniso ya Gisele Wulfsohn I yin'wana yo tsakisa leyi hlamuselaka hi vutomi bya masiku lawa bya le Joni. Vahlayi lavatsongo va tindhawu hinkwato vat a hlohloteriwa ku dyondaza swot ala mayelana na Afrika Dzonga loko va ri karhi va fananisa ku hambana ka siku ra Bongani na ra vona. This photographic journal is a delightful introduction to life in modern Johannesburg. Young readers everywhere will be encouraged to learn all about South Africa as they compare and contrast Bongani's day with their own.
£7.37
Pan Macmillan South Africa Bongani Se Dag
Follow a day in the life of a young South African boy, Bongani, and his family.
£7.37
Pan Macmillan South Africa The Third Prophecy
An ironic and witty look at the political landscape of present-day South Africa; richly satirical and highly topical, this is compelling and brave fiction 'I predict, firstly, that a star will soon set in the political firmament. Secondly, that this country is going to pass through a dark phase in the coming years. And thirdly, that there will be a recovery when a Muslim becomes the president.' Soon after the African Front convincingly wins the second democratic election, the beloved president suddenly resigns, without prior warning. After a demotion, and a series of unpleasant and unlucky incidents, cabinet minister Dr Salman Khan's life is thrown into turmoil. He begins to accept as true the predictions of Mr Roma, the university educated 'prophet' whose final comment on a television panel discussion suggests an unexpected political future. Dr Salman Khan comes to believe that the third prophecy refers to him - with decidedly unsettling results!
£8.70
Pan Macmillan South Africa Blind Huber
Award-winning poet Nick Flynn takes readers into the dangerous and irresistible center of the hive I sit in a body & think of a body, I picture Burnens' hands, my words make them move. I say, plunge them into the hive, & his hands go in. -- from Blind Huber Blindness does not deter Franc ois Huber-- the eighteenth-century beekeeper-- in his quest to learn about bees through their behavior. Through an odd, but productive arrangement, Huber's assistant Burnens becomes his eyes, his narrator as he goes about his work. In Nick Flynn's extraordinary new collection, Huber and Burnens speak and so do the bees. The strongest virgin waits silently to kill the other virgins; drones are made of waiting; the swarm attempts to protect the queen. It is a cruel existence. Everyone sacrifices for the sweet honey, except the human hand that harvests it all in a single afternoon. Blind Huber is about the body, love, and devotion and also about the limits of what can be known and what will forever be
£14.40
Pan Macmillan South Africa Ouma Rubys secret
£6.68
Pan Macmillan South Africa One Duck Stuck
Count all of the animals who come splishing, plunking, slooshing to the rescue in this counting board book!Can two fish, tails going swish, help? Will three moose, munching on spruce, be able to pull the unlucky duck out of the muck? Perfectly sized for small hands, this counting rhyme is a feast of sounds and numbers that will have young listeners scrambling to join the slippy, sloppy fun!
£10.15
Pan Macmillan South Africa Abahlobo
Abahlobo ababini abiminyaka esibhozo bathelekisa izinto abazithandayo. Primrose is due to sing at her cousin Nhlanhla's wedding -- but she has a sore throat. It is suddenly cured when she sits on some pins from the bridesmaid's dress and the wedding goes ahead.
£7.37
Pan Macmillan South Africa Imini Kabongani
UGisele Wulfsohn intatheli yeefoto unomdla kakhulu ekwazisweni ubomi obuphucukileyo baseJohannesburg. Abafundi abaselula kwilizwe jikelele bayakhuthazwa ukuba bafunde ngoMzantsi Afrika njengoko bethelekisa usuku lwabo kunolo lukaBongani. This photographic journal is a delightful introduction to life in modern Johannesburg. ?Young readers everywhere will be encouraged to learn all about South Africa as they compare and contrast Bongani's day with their own.
£7.37
Pan Macmillan South Africa Hot Type
An exciting new collection of profiles from one of the countries most talented and innovative journalists, Bongani Madondo.Bongani has spent his life stalking and studying icons and celebrities of our age. He’s risked his health chasing celebrities, weirdoes, icons and revered personalities from bathrooms to tropical islands to present this collection of in-depth interviews and profiles. Along the way he’s endured a political tirade from Danny Glover, gone in search of a lost comic book hero, and cried with Busi Mhlongo.In some interviews the line between journalist and interviewee has blurred. At other times, Bongani has managed to break through the mask and reveal the real Brenda Fassie, a reflective Zolani Mahola or a just-out-of-bed John Perlman.In the process he’s tried to work out what the thugs, dice-rollers, showbiz pimps, spiritual visionaries and other celebrated God-figurines have to offer the world. Beyond the genius, the arrogance, the foolishness, the fears, the jealousy and the madness, what is it that makes us worship them?
£12.95
Pan Macmillan South Africa The State We're In: The 2010 Flux Trend Review
The annual Flux Trend Review is in its third year. It has a growing following and is used as an essential business and reference tool by a cross-section of industries, from marketing departments and corporate executives to journalists and students. Its holistic approach provides insights into global trends, but also offers a South African perspective. This 2010 edition, The state we're in, tracks the ripple effects of the global economic meltdown, the consumer revolution that has been sparked off as a result, the technology that has provided the tools for change, as well as the massive shifts of social and business dynamics that are altering the journey ahead.
£16.95
Pan Macmillan South Africa The Hajji: And Other Stories
In this literary and accomplished collection of stories, Ahmed Essop presents entire worlds, and, at the same time, microcosmic glimpses into the complexities and ironies of life and human relationships.
£8.70
Arcturus Publishing My First Activity Book
Lisa Regan is the author of more than 200 published titles, including puzzle books, children's reference, licensed characters and curriculum-linked workbooks. She lives in Colchester with her husband and two sons.Kate Daubney is an accomplished freelance children's illustrator, and has worked with publishers such as Egmont, Pan Macmillan, Harper Collins and Templar. She also won a highly commended award in the Macmillan Children's Book Prize in 2007. She lives in Devon, United Kingdom.
£12.99
