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1888 London Murders in the Year of the Ripper

Peter Stubley

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In 1888 Jack the Ripper made the headlines with a series of horrific murders that remain unsolved to...

Rosie Revere, Engineer

David Roberts and Andrea Beaty

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From the powerhouse author/illustrator team of Iggy Peck, Architect comes Rosie Revere, Engineer,...

The Darkest Dark

Chris Hadfield

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Six year old Chris is an astronaut. A very busy astronaut. Saving the planet from aliens is much...

The Octonauts and the Growing Goldfish

Meomi

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Join global sensations, the Octonauts, in an exciting new title in the classic picture book series...

The Queen's Handbag

Steve Antony

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With a Jon Klassen appeal, Steve Antony is the one to watch. A naughty swan steals the Queen's...

99 Ways to Die in the Movies

The Kobal Collection

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There have been many spectacular, tragic, shocking and downright gruesome deaths in Hollywood films...

Eisenstein on Paper: Graphic Works by the Master of Film

Ian Christie, Naum Kleiman and Martin Scorcese

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This landmark publication presents, for the first time ever, 500 of the very best and previously...

Amy Poehler recommended I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence in Books (curated)

"Full disclosure: Amy is a friend, and I have tasted her cupcakes. They’re really, really good. (And that is not a euphemism.) I Like You is a spin on those 1960s cookbooks about how to make a nice home and how to entertain. I picked it because I love the character Amy plays: a hostess from the ’60s, in cheap hosiery, wigs, and crazy costumes. But it’s also got recipes for a delicious meatloaf and advice on how to deal with drunk guests. My favorite tip is that when you’re having a party, you should fill your medicine cabinet with marbles—so that when people are snooping, they get caught. I know that Amy really does like to entertain that way. Sometimes she’ll charge people 25 cents to take a picture with a stuffed rabbit. The book is hilarious, beautifully designed, and captures Amy in so many ways"

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