Anyone suffering from a terminal illness faces huge challenges, not only emotionally and physically, but also in the range of practical decisions they need to make. 'In your own time' guides the patient through the choices that exist in the current system of medical care, helping them decide on the kind of care they want, and where they receive it- in the hospice or the home. It includes chapters on coming to terms with their situation, the help available to them at home, how to choose between a hospice and home, and advice on coping with the inevitable feelings and emotions of both patient and carer. Written by a G.P. with extensive experience in this area, the book is unique in presenting both a compassionate and practical guide for anyone affected by serious illness, one that will empower them with the information they need to maintain the highest possible quality of life in their final days.

In Your Own Time: A Guide for Patients and Their Carers Facing a Last Illness at Home

Lee, Elizabeth

Parenting & Relationships

Oxford University Press

A quorum of cats: An anthology

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

P. Elek

Lindy Blanchard has devoted five years of her life to saving the pecan trees on her family’s farm—but someone is going to deadly lengths to see that she fails… Riverville, Texas, is pecan country, and the Blanchard family farm is famous for its acres of tall pecan trees and the delicious pies and cookies sold at the Nut House, the aptly named family store. Miss Amelia, Lindy’s feisty grandmother, makes the best pecan pies for several counties and the farm is attracting visitors from far and wide to sample the wares. Until the day Lindy walks into the greenhouse to find her uncle Amos murdered and her new stock of trees destroyed, with the best of the bunch stolen. Who is out to ruin the Blanchard family? And who wanted Uncle Amos dead? With the sheriff stumped, it’s up to Lindy and Miss Amelia to save the ranch and tree a killer. INCLUDES DELICIOUS RECIPES

A Tough Nut to Kill (Nut House Mystery Series)

United States

BERKLEY

Murder gets nutty in the latest in Elizabeth Lee's delectable Nut House series Lindy Blanchard’s family pecan farm is known county-wide, but it’s the goodies her grandmother sells at their store, the Nut House, that really bring in the crowds—until someone turns one of her tasty treats deadly… The “Most Original Pecan Treat” contest at the Ag Fair is the talk of Riverville, Texas, especially when it’s clear that Miss Amelia Blanchard’s Heavenly Texas Pecan Caviar will take home a blue ribbon. Which is why everyone is amazed when her dish doesn’t even place—and even more shocked when one of the judges, Pastor Jenkins, keels over dead, right after taking a second taste of Miss Amelia’s food. No one in town truly believes that Amelia would even hurt a fly, but all the evidence points to poor Pastor Jenkins’ death being caused by poison in the caviar. Now, unless Lindy figures out who wanted to frame Amelia for murder, her meemaw may have baked her last famous pecan pie…

Snoop to Nuts (Nut House Mystery Series)

Lindy Blanchard has enough on her hands at her family’s Texas nut farm with her new strain of pecan trees dying. Trouble is, people are dying too. In a nutshell, it’s murder—from the author of Snoop to Nuts… The Blanchards are invited to the gala event of the season. Lindy’s wealthy friend Eugene Wheatley—who’s just nuts about his new bride—is throwing a party to introduce his wife Jeannie to Riverville, Texas, society. The celebration is in full swing when Eugene is found shot dead. Jeannie and her unscrupulous kin are the prime suspects, but the Blanchards aren’t convinced. Lindy and her meemaw Miss Amelia have heard just about enough from the local gossips gathering at the Nut House family store to realize that Jeannie needs their help. And when somebody shoots at Lindy during the investigation, things get real personal. Lindy and Miss Amelia are determined to unmask the killer party crasher and shell out some Texas-style justice…

Nuts and Buried (Nut House Mystery Series)

Cambridge English for the Media develops the communication skills and specialist English language knowledge of media students and professionals, enabling them to work more confidently and effectively. Covering a range of media-related fields including newspapers, television, radio and marketing, the eight standalone units enable students to concentrate on the areas that are most relevant to them. As well as teaching specialist language, the course also develops job-specific skills such as writing headlines, producing advertisements and preparing a pitch. Authentic teaching materials such as newspaper articles and blogs help prepare learners for real working life. Comprehensive teacher's notes are available online.

Cambridge English for the Media Student's Book with Audio CD

Reference

Ceramella, Nick

Language Study & Reference

Cambridge University Press

Letter to My Aunt

Carlton Pr.

Profiles the lives and work of environmentalists from around the world--including Robert Redford, Paul Butler, Lily Venizelos, Michael Werikhe, and others--who have been chosen by the United Nations for the Global 500 Roll of Honor. Original.

The Rhino Man and Other Uncommon Environmentalists: Includes the Global 500 Roll of Honor

Politics & Social Sciences

Carty, Winthrop P.

Politics & Government

Seven Locks Pr

In this second Little Kahuna adventure, Keoki meets his menehune friends in the forest and learns the origin of their magical powers. Do the menehune and Keoki's ancestors share a secret past? Can he help to solve a long held mystery? Travel with Keoki on another adventure through a Hawaiian forest of long ago.

Little Kahuna and Da Menehune: Lost and Found

Children's Books

Aki, Tom

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Little Kahuna & Da Menehune

Faith, Courage and Hope (Little Kahuna and Da Menehune)

Aki, Thomas

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