Try not to be captivated by the passion of this story's duality of nature vs nurture. Set across four continents, A River Divided is the thrilling first novel by world famous neuroscientist George Paxinos who uses his vast knowledge to examine the limits of science and the brain. He poses the searing question of our time – can humans and nature co-exist in harmony? Twins raised apart, with an unknown genetic inheritance, become beacons for the battle to save the environment. Each stands on an opposing side of the fight over the last great rainforest, The Amazon, where they will meet for only a moment across a river divided. This is a story about finding your identity, and how love, faith, forgiveness and freedom can change lives and set a new course for humanity. It is a book that charters this critical time and the relevant question: who wins in the battle of nature versus nurture?

A River Divided

Literature & Fiction

Paxinos, George

Contemporary

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Kidnapped in the most expensive taxi inMexico. 
Living like Frank Sinatra with a UTI in Palm Springs. 
Avoiding exploding rubbish bins in new Tokyo. 
Sleeping with man-eating spiders in Guatemala.\nFor better or (usually) worse, major life decisions start as a scribble on the back of a bar napkin for Paul Manser – a writer whose existence is mostly made up of stupid choices and wildly ambitious travel insurance claims.\nLife Plans on Dive Bar Napkins is a book of experiences Paul always wanted to get into print, but worried that some tut-tutting travel editor would strip of all the best jokes. You could say that the book is an unnecessary act of self-indulgence by an egotist who shirks life’s responsibilities, drinks too much and thinks too little. And you’d probably be right.\nPaul wrote this book for the people who want to experience something different, who drink because they enjoy it, and whose life plans begin as incoherent scrawls on the back of a dive bar napkin.

Life Plans on Dive Bar Napkins: A guide for travelling recklessly, living stupidly

Manser, Paul

Travel

Dumbbells to Diamonds: 33 Workouts to Mega Wealth

Biographies & Memoirs

Cheek, Bob

Professionals & Academics

Being True: How To Be Yourself at Work

Business & Money

Goodman, Cassandra

Management & Leadership

The Female Gaze in Art and Photography

Selzer PhD, Anita

Arts & Photography

The Man Who Tried to Prove Too Much

Hills, Philip

Total Ethics Fashion: People, our fellow animals and the planet before profit

Hakansson, Emma

Business Culture

Techniques of Painting and Gilding in Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Italy: Egg Tempera and Gold Leaf on Wood Panel

Betka PhD, Ursula

History & Criticism

Join Giorgio Linguanti, award-winning cheesemaker and founder of That's Amore Cheese, along with his team on a burrata adventure where the rich traditions of Italian cheesemaking meet contemporary culinary creativity. Travel through the sun-dappled landscapes of Puglia, Italy, and uncover the fascinating stories of the cheesemakers who have dedicated their lives to perfecting burrata. From its humble beginnings to its rise as a gourmet delicacy, this book delves into the heritage and innovation that have made burrata a beloved cheese worldwide. Featuring a stunning collection of recipes, this book celebrates burrata's creamy, luxurious texture in a variety of dishes. From simple, rustic preparations to sophisticated culinary creations, you'll find inspiration and ideas to elevate everyday meals and create memorable dining experiences. Prepare to be inspired and delighted by the story of burrata, a cheese that embodies love, craftsmanship, and the essence of Italy.

Burrata

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Linguanti, Giorgio

Cooking by Ingredient

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