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The Accident [electronic resource]

Pavone, Chris2014
eBook
From Edgar Award-winning Chris Pavone, author of the Sunday Times and New York Times bestseller The Expats, comes a riveting time-bomb of a thriller (fans of The Expats will be excited to see a few characters from Pavone's first book pop up here as well). Taking place over the course of twenty-...
List view record 2: The Acorn House cookbook : good food from field to forkList view anchor tag for record 2: The Acorn House cookbook : good food from field to fork
List view record 3: Animal languages : the secret conversations of the living worldList view anchor tag for record 3: Animal languages : the secret conversations of the living world
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List view record 5: Birthday happy, Contrary MaryList view anchor tag for record 5: Birthday happy, Contrary Mary
List view record 6: The blind millerList view anchor tag for record 6: The blind miller
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The blind miller

Cookson, Catherine
Books
Though the social gulf between their families was as wide as the Tyne, it did not stop Sarah Bradley loving David Heatherington. But marrying into his family wasn't just a matter of forsaking a poky terrace and a bitter, bullying stepfather for a bright new home at the top end of town, where folk...
List view record 7: Bon appétit! [text(large print)] : travels through Franch with knife, fork and corkscrewList view anchor tag for record 7: Bon appétit! [text(large print)] : travels through Franch with knife, fork and corkscrew
List view record 8: Bowl food : over 75 recipes for satisfying smoothie bowls, salads, soups, noodles, stews and moreList view anchor tag for record 8: Bowl food : over 75 recipes for satisfying smoothie bowls, salads, soups, noodles, stews and more
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List view record 9: Bright Birds [electronic resource] : An Exquisite Illustrated Gift Book for Bird Lovers of All AgesList view anchor tag for record 9: Bright Birds [electronic resource] : An Exquisite Illustrated Gift Book for Bird Lovers of All Ages
List view record 10: Byzantium : the surprising life of a medieval empireList view anchor tag for record 10: Byzantium : the surprising life of a medieval empire
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Can you solve the murder?

Johnston, Antony2025
Books
There's been a murder at Elysium, a wellness retreat set in an English country manor. You arrive to find the body of a local businessman on the lawn - with a rose placed in his mouth. It appears he was stabbed with a gardening fork and fell to his death from the balcony above. But that balc...
List view record 13: Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards, c. 1910. The tramlines, set in cobble-stones, can be seen, going straight on to Wokingham Road, and veering to the right for London Road. The sign of The Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, a horse-trough is in the fork of the junction, and the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church to the right. A tramcar heads east along King's Road. 1910-1919: postcard by R. W. Bryant of 23 King's Road, with the caption, "King's Road and London Road from the Cemetery, Reading."List view anchor tag for record 13: Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards, c. 1910. The tramlines, set in cobble-stones, can be seen, going straight on to Wokingham Road, and veering to the right for London Road. The sign of The Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, a horse-trough is in the fork of the junction, and the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church to the right. A tramcar heads east along King's Road. 1910-1919: postcard by R. W. Bryant of 23 King's Road, with the caption, "King's Road and London Road from the Cemetery, Reading."
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Remove Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards, c. 1910. The tramlines, set in cobble-stones, can be seen, going straight on to Wokingham Road, and veering to the right for London Road. The sign of The Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, a horse-trough is in the fork of the junction, and the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church to the right. A tramcar heads east along King's Road. 1910-1919: postcard by R. W. Bryant of 23 King's Road, with the caption, "King's Road and London Road from the Cemetery, Reading." from your current listSave Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards, c. 1910. The tramlines, set in cobble-stones, can be seen, going straight on to Wokingham Road, and veering to the right for London Road. The sign of The Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, a horse-trough is in the fork of the junction, and the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church to the right. A tramcar heads east along King's Road. 1910-1919: postcard by R. W. Bryant of 23 King's Road, with the caption, "King's Road and London Road from the Cemetery, Reading." to your current list
List view record 14: Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards from Wokingham Road, 1903. The sign of the Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, and on the right, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church, and the Reading Industrial Co-operative Socety's shop. A covered wagon stands in front of the horse-trough in the fork of the junction. A tramcar heads towards the camera on the newly opened electric tramway. 1900-1909: postcard by Heelas, Sons and Company, with the caption, "King's Road from Cemetery, Reading."List view anchor tag for record 14: Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards from Wokingham Road, 1903. The sign of the Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, and on the right, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church, and the Reading Industrial Co-operative Socety's shop. A covered wagon stands in front of the horse-trough in the fork of the junction. A tramcar heads towards the camera on the newly opened electric tramway. 1900-1909: postcard by Heelas, Sons and Company, with the caption, "King's Road from Cemetery, Reading."
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Remove Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards from Wokingham Road, 1903. The sign of the Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, and on the right, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church, and the Reading Industrial Co-operative Socety's shop. A covered wagon stands in front of the horse-trough in the fork of the junction. A tramcar heads towards the camera on the newly opened electric tramway. 1900-1909: postcard by Heelas, Sons and Company, with the caption, "King's Road from Cemetery, Reading." from your current listSave Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards from Wokingham Road, 1903. The sign of the Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, and on the right, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church, and the Reading Industrial Co-operative Socety's shop. A covered wagon stands in front of the horse-trough in the fork of the junction. A tramcar heads towards the camera on the newly opened electric tramway. 1900-1909: postcard by Heelas, Sons and Company, with the caption, "King's Road from Cemetery, Reading." to your current list
List view record 15: Charles Paris, Corporate Bodies [electronic resource] : (BBC Radio Crimes)List view anchor tag for record 15: Charles Paris, Corporate Bodies [electronic resource] : (BBC Radio Crimes)
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List view record 18: Chili Cauldron Curse [electronic resource] : Kitchen Witch Mystery Series, Book .5List view anchor tag for record 18: Chili Cauldron Curse [electronic resource] : Kitchen Witch Mystery Series, Book .5
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Coin hunt

Clarke, Zoë2023
Books
Arlo is fascinated by his grandpa's metal detector and hopes they will find some precious coins with this amazing machine. They soon dig up all sorts of metal things, including a bent fork and an old car gear. Then suddenly, Arlo finds something sparkly deep in the ground. This fully-decodable ...
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List view record 13: Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards, c. 1910. The tramlines, set in cobble-stones, can be seen, going straight on to Wokingham Road, and veering to the right for London Road. The sign of The Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, a horse-trough is in the fork of the junction, and the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church to the right. A tramcar heads east along King's Road. 1910-1919: postcard by R. W. Bryant of 23 King's Road, with the caption, "King's Road and London Road from the Cemetery, Reading."
Remove Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards, c. 1910. The tramlines, set in cobble-stones, can be seen, going straight on to Wokingham Road, and veering to the right for London Road. The sign of The Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, a horse-trough is in the fork of the junction, and the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church to the right. A tramcar heads east along King's Road. 1910-1919: postcard by R. W. Bryant of 23 King's Road, with the caption, "King's Road and London Road from the Cemetery, Reading." from your current listSave Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards, c. 1910. The tramlines, set in cobble-stones, can be seen, going straight on to Wokingham Road, and veering to the right for London Road. The sign of The Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, a horse-trough is in the fork of the junction, and the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church to the right. A tramcar heads east along King's Road. 1910-1919: postcard by R. W. Bryant of 23 King's Road, with the caption, "King's Road and London Road from the Cemetery, Reading." to your current list
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List view record 14: Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards from Wokingham Road, 1903. The sign of the Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, and on the right, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church, and the Reading Industrial Co-operative Socety's shop. A covered wagon stands in front of the horse-trough in the fork of the junction. A tramcar heads towards the camera on the newly opened electric tramway. 1900-1909: postcard by Heelas, Sons and Company, with the caption, "King's Road from Cemetery, Reading."
Remove Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards from Wokingham Road, 1903. The sign of the Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, and on the right, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church, and the Reading Industrial Co-operative Socety's shop. A covered wagon stands in front of the horse-trough in the fork of the junction. A tramcar heads towards the camera on the newly opened electric tramway. 1900-1909: postcard by Heelas, Sons and Company, with the caption, "King's Road from Cemetery, Reading." from your current listSave Cemetery Junction, Reading, looking westwards from Wokingham Road, 1903. The sign of the Marquis of Granby public house can be seen to the left, and on the right, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church, and the Reading Industrial Co-operative Socety's shop. A covered wagon stands in front of the horse-trough in the fork of the junction. A tramcar heads towards the camera on the newly opened electric tramway. 1900-1909: postcard by Heelas, Sons and Company, with the caption, "King's Road from Cemetery, Reading." to your current list
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