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How could we live without tea? From its beginnings in Asia to its position as a popular global pick-me-up, tea has become the drink of choice for two billion people every morning! This charming miscellany, packed full of fascinating facts and practical advice, as well as tasty r…

Four-thousand miles of unpredictable ocean, 500 chocolate bars, 124 days of physical exertion, three Guinness World Records, and one incredible journey<P style=MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt class=MsoNormal> On April 1, 2009, brave 23-year-old Sarah Outen embarked on an ambitious solo voya…

This little book of sunshine is bursting with witty and optimistic quotes, perfect both for those who always see life sunny side up and for those who might need reminding of the silver lining now and then.

Do you ever wish you could press the pause button to catch a breath? Discover ways to slow down time with this invaluable guide to slow living. With practical advice on self-care, breathing techniques, mindfulness, ethical living and eating, and how best to cultivate quiet momen…

Rude Food

Rude Food

by Cox, Luke

0 Type: Book

This naughty recipe book covers everything from saucy starters to desirable deserts. The recipes have been selected from around the world to aid the perfect seduction. There is also an A-Z of sexy food, cocktail recipes and ideas for food foreplay.

Cats have mastered the art of chilling out and, with a little help from this book, now you can too! Turn to this collection of care-free kitties for a dose of relaxation and inspiration. It's the purr-fect way to press 'paws' and enjoy a few moments of peace and quiet.

""Tibet was not just on the horizon, it capped it. Four thousand metres above this city was a country of stone and ice, and, even though it was officially closed, there was still a way in."" A compelling and unforgettable encounter on the roof of the world ... Hoping to reach Ti…

Few foreigners have been lucky enough to set foot on Tibetan soil ́ Alec Le Sueur spent five extraordinary years there, working for an international hotel chain. Against the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas he unfolds a highly amusing and politically enlightening account of h…