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Let your imagination grow and prepare for a thrilling silvan adventure in this remarkable multi-genre collection of tree stories. Look out for love and loss, brace for dystopia and utopia, and jump forwards and backwards in time, but beware as you follow the path through the dark forest, nature can have a sting in its tale.

Going to university is the start of an incredible journey, but with so much competition after you graduate, it's more important than ever that you put yourself in the strongest position. Mastering Your Degree is designed to guide you through the elements of a degree that many students overlook - helping to improve your grades and get more out of your studies.

How can I possibly be 53 years old when I still feel like that wisp of a seven-year-old, bursting with energy, racing from the '60s to the '70s? How can it be the 21st century when images of school milk, beetle drives, chopper bikes, and flared trousers are still so vivid in my head? A gentler age has been and gone, but as long as we groovy glamsters are still around, it lives on - at least in our hearts.... A memoir - 42 delightful tales of days gone by.

If you've ever considered going to university but feel confused by where to start or even whether a degree is the right thing to do, then this is the book for you. A no-nonsense guide to help you make that all important decision - Starting Your Degree gives you all the information you'll need to help you in the right direction, from why you should do your degree and what support is available to funding advice and a heap of resources for you to get started on your journey.

For the very first time, more than 100 of Rosemary Sansum's most beloved poems are brought together in this new collection. To complement Rosemary's earlier work, there is also a generous selection of newer poems. Here you will find the joy - and heartache - that can come with true love, the pleasure one can derive from family and pets, and as always, Rosemary guarantees you a scare with some of her haunted-house verses.

They belonged to Ella. Nobody else could see them. Her bag of secrets; her buttons. All she wanted was a friend. Someone she could trust, talk to, and play with. She found Peter. And eventually he would ask about her buttons too. They all wanted to see them, her little secrets. They will all disappear in the end.