“l a clarke”

This gripping narrative of intrigue and mystery presents a vivid sketch of life in a native state of British India. The young, charismatic native prince, his dazzling affluence, an evil plot of sedition master minded by a cunning old lady and her crooked son, a hint of oriental romance and above all... More

Ever worried about not having any friends? Not having the same interests as anyone else? Not understanding boys? Not having any boobs?! Well, Lola Love did. She used to be the quiet, lonely ‘weird writer girl’ in her school until one day, she realised that all she had to do was Think Pink! Sudde... More

This acclaimed text finds new audiences every day. Appropriate for business English, applied communications, word processing, and office procedures classes, Business English and Communication offers the strong content and exciting new features that motivate your students.... More

This fasincating new book seeks to explain an important and unanswered question: how consumption - a horrible disease - came to be the glamorous and artistic Romantic malady. It argues that literary works (cultural media) are not secondary in our perceptions of disease, but are among the primary det... More