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0953333108 04 15 9780953333103 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Irwin, Graham R. Graham Irwin was born and raised in Hertfordshire. Having lived in various parts of London he moved with his then partner to Bedfordshire where they felt drawn to buy a tiny farm. Although no longer farming the experience had a profound impact on his life. Graham now runs an IT, web design and business consultancy from his present home in rural Hertfordshire. His friends describe Graham, amongst other things, as a gentle, spiritually aware, compassionate and gifted leader. 160 BGA 2 12 TV 01 01 A Farm of Our Own describes a ten-year adventure in the life of the author and his then partner - an account of running a small farm as a hobby. It is an honest, intimate, light-hearted and often amusing tale. Recognising that many people dream of "getting away from it all" or of living the "good life", the book is intended to appeal to both the country lover and city dweller alike. The book unravels some of the mysteries of farming and country life. It shows how the author, a self-confessed townie, came to terms with many unfamiliar circumstances in the country. For the country dweller there are several personalities they may recognise, and episodes to which they are likely to relate. Whatever the readership, hopefully they will feel involved and be able to laugh, sympathise, and be angry at - and with - the author. The text describes the time the author's pet "house" cow was diagnosed with mad cow disease, the wasteful burning of two acres of soggy grass and the birth of dozens of farm animals. 02 An account of running a small farm as a hobby, and some of the lessons learned during that ten year experience. The text describes the time the author's pet "house" cow was diagnosed as having BSE, the wasteful burning of two acres of soggy grass and the birth of dozens of farm animals. 04 A Farm of Our Own; Village Gossip; Goats; Sheep; Poultry; Cattle; Bees; Produce; Trials and Tribulations; Round Up 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333103.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books London GB 19981020 01 WORLD 01 198 mm 02 129 mm 03 9 mm 08 180 gr CityScape Books IP 9.95 0953333116 04 15 9780953333110 DG 002 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Irwin, Graham R. Graham Irwin was born and raised in Hertfordshire. Having lived in various parts of London he moved with his then partner to Bedfordshire where they felt drawn to buy a tiny farm. Although no longer farming the experience had a profound impact on his life. Graham now runs an IT, web design and business consultancy from his present home in rural Hertfordshire. His friends describe Graham, amongst other things, as a gentle, spiritually aware, compassionate and gifted leader. 147 BGA 2 12 TV 01 01 A Farm of Our Own describes a ten-year adventure in the life of the author and his then partner - an account of running a small farm as a hobby. It is an honest, intimate, light-hearted and often amusing tale. Recognising that many people dream of "getting away from it all" or of living the "good life", the book is intended to appeal to both the country lover and city dweller alike. The book unravels some of the mysteries of farming and country life. It shows how the author, a self-confessed townie, came to terms with many unfamiliar circumstances in the country. For the country dweller there are several personalities they may recognise, and episodes to which they are likely to relate. Whatever the readership, hopefully they will feel involved and be able to laugh, sympathise, and be angry at - and with - the author. The text describes the time the author's pet "house" cow was diagnosed with mad cow disease, the wasteful burning of two acres of soggy grass and the birth of dozens of farm animals. 02 An account of running a small farm as a hobby, and some of the lessons learned during that ten year experience. The text describes the time the author's pet "house" cow was diagnosed as having BSE, the wasteful burning of two acres of soggy grass and the birth of dozens of farm animals. 04 A Farm of Our Own; Village Gossip; Goats; Sheep; Poultry; Cattle; Bees; Produce; Trials and Tribulations; Round Up 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333110.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books London GB 19991120 01 WORLD CityScape Books IP 7.50 USD 0953333124 04 15 9780953333127 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Lewis, Joelle Born on Christmas Day and raised in a fashionable area of the North Shore in Sydney, Australia, Joelle Lewis enjoyed an expensive private education and a childhood exploring in the bushy National Park, which was her front yard. A number of potholes in the road of her life brought her down to earth with a bump. What Joelle learned enabled her to help herself and her friends through difficult periods of their lives. Joelle believes in fully experiencing Life, with all its highs and lows. 64 VSP 2 01 01 From time to time we all meet what Joelle Lewis delightfully refers to as "potholes in the road of life". When we face up to those challenges rather than try to avoid them we inevitably find we've emerged stronger for the experience. Joelle has faced a good many "potholes" in her life and generously shares the lessons she has learned; lessons that helped her to grow, and which can help us all in times of difficulty. This "little book of wisdom" with its simple truths is for everyone when life throws you a "wobbly". It shows how to recognize potholes, how to get out of them and how to avoid them in the future. 02 A book of advice for when you've hit the "potholes" in the road of life. It shows how to recognize potholes, how to get out of them and how to avoid them in the future. 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333127.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books London GB 20000218 01 WORLD 01 198 mm 02 129 mm 03 5 mm 08 80 gr CityScape Books IP 4.99 0953333132 04 15 9780953333134 DG 002 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Lewis, Joelle Born on Christmas Day and raised in a fashionable area of the North Shore in Sydney, Australia, Joelle Lewis enjoyed an expensive private education and a childhood exploring in the bushy National Park, which was her front yard. A number of potholes in the road of her life brought her down to earth with a bump. What Joelle learned enabled her to help herself and her friends through difficult periods of their lives. Joelle believes in fully experiencing Life, with all its highs and lows. 61 VSP 2 01 01 From time to time we all meet what Joelle Lewis delightfully refers to as "potholes in the road of life". When we face up to those challenges rather than try to avoid them we inevitably find we've emerged stronger for the experience. Joelle has faced a good many "potholes" in her life and generously shares the lessons she has learned; lessons that helped her to grow, and which can help us all in times of difficulty. This "little book of wisdom" with its simple truths is for everyone when life throws you a "wobbly". It shows how to recognize potholes, how to get out of them and how to avoid them in the future. 02 A book of advice for when you've hit the "potholes" in the road of life. It shows how to recognize potholes, how to get out of them and how to avoid them in the future. 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333134.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books London GB 20000218 01 WORLD CityScape Books IP 5.00 USD 0953333140 04 15 9780953333141 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Quiller-Couch, Mabel Florence Mabel Quiller-Couch was born in Cornwall in about 1866, the eldest daughter of a family of 5 known children. Her younger sister, Lilian, was also a writer although neither achieved the success enjoyed by their elder brother, Arthur. Mabel had a disappointment in love and as a result never married. She and Lilian lived in Hampstead for many years. Mabel died in November 1924. She had 26 published works, of which one was jointly written, another jointly edited with her sister. NED 205 YFA 2 12 1DBKEWC 02 01 First published in 1909, this charming and engaging story chronicles the adventures of a doctor's children in late 19th/early 20th century Cornwall. Anyone reading this story will be able to relate to each of the characters in some way, seeing in themselves or others some of the traits, desirable or not, that are exhibited by Kitty and her "crew". This is a story for children of all ages and the child within all of us. 02 A charming and engaging story which follows the adventures of a widowed doctor's family in Cornwall at the turn of the 20th century. An almost idyllic life is mixed with childhood excitement and traumas. 04 Fate and a Rusty Nail; The News, and How They Received It; A Drive and a Slice of Cake; Storms at Home and Abroad; In Wenmere Woods; Tea at the Farm; The "Rover" Takes Them Home; A Bad Beginning; The Coming of Anna; Lessons, Alarms, and Warnings; Poor Kitty!; Those Dreadful Stockings; An Exciting Night; Mokus and Carrots; Missing!; Banished; "Good in Everything"; Threatening Clouds; Betty's Escapade; Kitty's Hands are Full; The Last 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333141.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books Hertford GB 20011101 01 WORLD 01 216 mm 02 138 mm 03 11 mm 08 290 gr CityScape Books IP 8.99 0953333159 04 15 9780953333158 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Irwin, Graham R. Graham Irwin has long had an awareness of the spiritual dimension of his life and has enjoyed serving his fellow man in a voluntary capacity in a number of ways. For ten years he ran a small hobby farm. He considers this to have been one of the most formative periods of his life. Living with the births, deaths and illnesses of their livestock broadened his spiritual outlook and gave him a deeper understanding of the nature of life and his place within the order of things. 128 VXA 2 12 HRLKX 01 01 A clear and concise introduction to a number of spiritual principles and practices, starting from the premise that we are spiritual beings first and foremost and human beings second. It is not a book about religious creeds and dogma, but about personal choices and responsibilities. Covering topics such as reincarnation, integrity, forgiveness, ego, love and intuition, the book builds up a comprehensive image of life. The use of examples for each topic (mainly fictionalized but based on real-life experiences) helps to illuminate the concepts. 02 An introduction to spiritual principles and practices for anyone who has ever thought "there must be more to life than this", or anyone who wants to find more peace and contentment in their life. 04 Enlightenment; The Nature of God; Openness; Reincarnation; Self Esteem; Change; The Present; Love; Responsibility; Integrity; Judgement; Relationships; Giving and Receiving; Abundance; Forgiveness; Trust and Fear; Balance and Disease; Free Will; Mirror Principle; Thoughts Create; Words and Affirmations; Consequences; Unity; Ego and Attachment; Life Purpose; Peace; Intuition and Creativity; Angels; Prayer and Meditation; Inspirational Quotes 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333158.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books London GB 20010510 01 WORLD 01 198 mm 02 129 mm 03 10 mm 08 147 gr CityScape Books IP 7.49 0953333167 04 15 9780953333165 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Irwin, Graham R. Graham Irwin has written and self-published four non-fiction books and has helped a number of other authors get their works into print. With a first class honours degree in computer science Graham runs an IT, web design and business consultancy from his home in rural Hertfordshire. As well as writing he has a number of interests including music, local history and village life. His friends describe Graham, amongst other things, as a gentle, spiritually aware, compassionate and gifted leader. 20 KNTP 2 01 01 For some authors self-publishing is a last resort following a pile of rejection slips from mainstream publishers. Not to be confused with vanity or so-called subsidy publishing, self-publishing can be a challenge in itself, an opportunity to take full control of their work and retain more of the profits. This booklet is an introductory guide to self-publishing and includes contact details for a number of sources of further help. 02 Written for all authors considering publishing their own books, this book describes and offers guidance on the publishing process itself. It also provides useful tips on marketing and lists addresses and contact details for UK author-publishers. 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333165.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books Hertford GB 20020322 01 WORLD 01 210 mm 02 148 mm 03 1.5 mm 08 40 gr CityScape Books IP 3.50 0953333175 04 15 9780953333172 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Irwin, Graham R. Maps and strange place names have long held a great fascination for Graham Irwin ever since he discovered Cold Christmas. With a first class honours degree in computer science Graham runs an IT, web design and business consultancy from his home in rural Hertfordshire. As well as writing he has a number of interests including music, local history and village life. His friends describe Graham, amongst other things, as a gentle, spiritually aware, compassionate and gifted leader. 128 WH 2 12 1DBK 01 01 An irreverent look at more than 1,750 place names, just a selection of those that might have been included. The book helps to demonstrate that the richness of the British landscape is not just in the flora and fauna, but also in the names of its cities, towns and villages. From Start near Kingsbridge in Devon to World's End in Suffolk, from God's Blessing Green in Dorset to Hell Corner in Berkshire, and from Weeford in Staffordshire to Pratt's Bottom in Kent, there are countless opportunities for exercising a wayward imagination. 02 An irreverent look at more than 1,750 place names, just a selection of those that might have been included. The book helps to demonstrate that the richness of the British landscape is not just in the flora and fauna, but also in the names of its cities, towns and villages. 04 Where in the World; Animal Magic; Good Enough to Eat?; Full Employment?; Sun, Sand and Sea; Colours of the Rainbow; Growing Good; They've Got Your Number!; Nudge-nudge, Wink-wink!; It's Got My Name on it; What a Place to Live; Getting All Sentimental; All Points of the Compass; On Top of the World; Fun and Games; A Village Called City?; Body Parts; Just Plain Silly 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333172.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books Hertford GB 20021018 01 WORLD 01 198 mm 02 129 mm 03 7 mm 08 140 gr CityScape Books IP 6.99 0953333183 04 15 9780953333189 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Rabolú, V.M. V.M. Rabolu was born in 1926 in Colombia into a simple and humble family. From childhood he wondered at the beauty and wisdom of Nature and devoted his working life to agriculture. In 1952 he found spiritual knowledge whilst in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta. As a consequence he began in the seventies the task of publicly spreading his knowledge at an international level through lectures, courses, etc., always in a generous and altruistic way. He died on 8th January 2000 in Bogota, Colombia. NED 02 spa 57 HRQM2 2 01 01 Hercolubus or Red Planet is a warning to humanity about the proximity to Earth of the planet Hercolubus. This is an enormous planet whose great gravitational power will create on our planet multiple earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanic eruptions, etc., that will be increasing in intensity until provoking a total alteration of the terrestrial surface. In this book, V.M. Rabolú describes the catastrophic events that will happen soon to all of us, some of which we are already witnessing, and the necessary formula to escape from them. 02 Hercolubus or Red Planet is a warning to humanity about the proximity to Earth of a giant planet which will provoke a total alteration of the terrestrial surface. 04 Hercolubus or Red Planet; Atomic Experiments and the Ocean; Extraterrestrials; Death; Astral Projection; Final Note 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333189.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books Hertford GB 20041008 01 GB 01 180 mm 02 125 mm 03 7 mm 08 140 gr CityScape Books IP 4.50 0953333191 04 15 9780953333196 BC 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/ 1 A01 Irwin, Graham R. Graham Irwin was born in Hertfordshire and has spent about half his life in the county, being schooled in Barnet, before it was swallowed up by Greater London, and attending college in Welwyn Garden City. Having lived and worked in "foreign parts" in south London and Bedfordshire he returned to his home county in 2001, settling in Brickendon where he is a parish councillor, a member of several of the village clubs and committee member of the Hertford and Ware Local History Society. 152 03 31 14 1 WQH 2 12 1DBKEST 01 01 What a Liberty! charts the history of the area that is now the civil parish of Brickendon Liberty from Saxon times, when the manor of Brikendune was held by the secular canons of what was later to become Waltham Abbey, through the creation of the Liberty of Brickendon by Henry II, to the present day. Including over thirty photographs of times gone by, it provides a fascinating and comprehensive history of this leafy corner of south-eastern Hertfordshire and draws from manorial and other original records, as well as published historical accounts and recollections of villagers past and present. The area that has been known by the name Brickendon has undergone a number of changes over the centuries and whilst some parts have been lost to Hertford other portions have been added. As a result the book also takes a brief excursion into the histories of Hertford Priory and the Broxbournebury estate. 02 A history of the parish of Brickendon Liberty, Hertfordshire, including the village of Brickendon and the hamlet of Wormley West End. Illustrated with over 30 photographs. 04 Brickendon Village; Brickendon Village, part 2; Brickendon Village, part 3; Shades of St John; Wormley West End; The Broxbourne Bits; Lost Brickendon and WWE; Tales of Yore; Snippets from the Web; Families of Brickendon; Photographs 04 03 01 http://www.compassion-in-business.co.uk/cityscape/covers/9780953333196.jpg CityScape Books 01 CityScape Books Hertford GB 20041122 01 WORLD 01 216 mm 02 138 mm 03 8.2 mm 08 200 gr CityScape Books IP 7.99