Play Better Squash is the ideal book for everyone who plays, or wants to play, squash. How to play the strokes...where to place the ball...tactics and practise...court behaviour...fitness and training...marking and refereeing. With helpful diagrams throughout, this instructional guide also contains the complete rules of squash and profiles on some of the greatest players and what makes them winners. Now completely revised and updated, Play Better Squash is an invaluable coach, guide and reference for every squash enthusiast, whether inexperienced beginner or accomplished player.

Play Better Squash

Sports & Outdoors

Beddington, John

Racket Sports

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John Wilson's Fishing Tips

WILSON, JOHN

Hunting & Fishing

Captain of Aston Villa, Jack Grealish has the world at his feet but it hasn’t been all plain sailing for the 25-year-old super-talented midfielder. 
He has come a long way since his loan spell with lowly Notts County in 2013 as a skinny 18-year-old. After making his Villa debut in the 2014/2015 season, Jack came to life in the FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool and helped his side progress to the final. However, Villa were relegated from the Premier League in the following season. 
Playing under the radar in the Championship for three seasons, Jack found his talents were mainly hidden from wider world; however, the Villa faithful all knew he was a 24-carot diamond in the making. Becoming captain in March 2019 was the making of him as Jack led Villa to a record 10 straight wins and the club back into the big-time. 
Suddenly, the world had woken up to the talented ‘Super Jack’ and he became the most talked about footballer in Europe and the most sought-after player on the planet, with all the top clubs looking at his next move. England beckoned and eventually came, making his debut in September 2020, and it would take a brave man that would take that number 10 shirt from him come Euros in France in June 2021.

Super Jack - The Jack Grealish Story

Goodyear, Simon

Biographies & Memoirs

The WBA Quiz Book: 1,000 Questions on All Things Baggies

Matthews, Mart

Football (American)

The Story of the Red Arrows

History

Higgs, Colin

Military

Islands of Scotland

Politics & Social Sciences

Morgan, Pat

Social Sciences

Kings and Queens of England

Pugh, Martine

Historical

Truffles is no ordinary cat - in fact she would claim that she is very special indeed, and who would dare to argue with her? Her nineteen plus years of observing human behaviour, often mystifying and comical, have equipped her with all the wisdom and cunning necessary to use the human environment and its two-legged inhabitants to her best advantage and, as is the ambition of all cats, she has learnt how to make her existence as comfortable as possible. In this diary Truffles allows us to take a very privileged peek through her discerning eyes as she describes her thoughts and day-to-day activities (or lack of them!) Written in three weekly parts, the first from when she approaches her milestone sixteenth birthday followed up by catch-ups over the next two years, Truffles also recounts an assortment of amusing, true anecdotes from her past involving her feline and canine pals, but with the last laughs most often being on the hapless humans. What is quite clear is that twenty-first century cats are a far superior species in terms of getting what they want, when they want and with the minimum amount of effort, and the very humanised Truffles is no exception. She has her human carers well trained to carry out their expected feline-orientated duties to her exacting standards, is always one step ahead of them and knows exactly which buttons to press to get the desired effect ... which only goes to prove that it is a cat's life after all!

Truffles' Diaries

Collins, Sheila

Literature & Fiction

A Man For all Seasons

Hadgraft, Rob

Owen, Brian

The name Larry Grayson will be instantly recognisable to anyone who can remember the 1970s when his catchphrase 'Shut That Door' was on everybody's lips. However, Larry's rise to fame was slow in coming, born of years of perfecting his craft in clubs and theatres across the country. This biography details Larry's early life, how he was handed over as a baby to a miner's family in mysterious circumstances and brought up by his beloved foster sister, Flo, who was to become his lifelong companion. As a boy, encouraged by Flo, Larry would perform comedy routines for his school chums, standing on a tin bath in a wash-house yard, and he took his first steps into showbiz as a teenager with a local concert party. Seems Like a Nice Boy describes how, after a long career, Larry was eventually spotted by a top agent and set on the road to stardom, not only on stage but on television. Larry went on to host The Generation Game, attracting weekly audiences of around twenty million viewers and bringing Larry the kind of fame that he had always dreamed of. This fascinating book reveals how Larry Grayson's determination to succeed turned him into one of Britain's best-loved entertainers. This is a must-have read for Larry Grayson fans and anyone who enjoys classic comedy from a bygone age.

Seems Like A Nice Boy

Malyon, Mike

Arts & Literature

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