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100 Tips for Visiting Iceland - Save Money, Time, and Stress When Planning Your Iceland Vacation! by Eric Newman
Category: Travel
If you're planning to visit Iceland, the amount of information out there can feel overwhelming. How long should you stay for? Should you go all the way around Ring Road? How do you get your cell phone working? What about if you get sick? Here are (more than!) 100 tips you won't find in most guidebooks. ...Show more
123 Cats: A Cat Counting Book by Leslea Newman
Category: Board Books
Count on cats as a fun way to learn numbers – in rhyming spreads with expressive appeal for animal lovers of all ages. Cat Number One has nothing to do... Until she makes friends with Cat Number Two. Meet cats from one to a dozen in this adorable board book introduction to counting with a feline twist. ...Show more
7000 Islands: A Food Portrait of the Philippines by Yasmin Newman
Category: Food and Drink
7000 Islands is a beautifully illustrated, comprehensive guide to Filipino food and an insight into the culture and history of the Philippines, which will appeal to foodies and travellers alike. The book is divided into 13 chapters: Dipping Sauces (shallot and olive pickle); Breakfast (eggplant omelette ...Show more
7000 Islands: A Food Portrait of the Philippines by Yasmin Newman
Category: Cook Books | Series: No Ser.
In this collection of more than one hundred recipes, Yasmin Newman takes a culinary journey through the Philippines and uncovers an intriguing nation of 7107 islands where the people's love of eating is as big as their hearts. Filipino food can be seen through the prism of its colourful and unique his ...Show more
A Beginner's Guide to Tibetan Buddhism: Practice, Community, and Progress on the Path by Bruce Newman
Category: Philosophy and Religion
Uncover the nature of the mind with this ground-level, practice-oriented presentation of Tibetan Buddhism. A personal and accessible guide to establishing progress on the path. The book begins with the awakening of students' interest in spirituality and the initial encounter with Tibetan Buddhism, then ...Show more
A Christmas Ghost Story by Kim Newman
Category: Fantasy
From the acclaimed author of Anno Dracula, the perfect gift for those who love the dark fantastic imaginations of Neil Gaiman and T. Kingfisher, this is a nightmarish tale of a haunted Christmas set deep in the British countryside not too long ago. From the acclaimed author of Anno Dracula, the perfect ...Show more
A History of Videogames by Iain Simons; James Newman; Ian Livingstone (Foreword by)
Category: Art and Design
Forget about bits and bytes, data and code and see the world of videogames through the most unique, important and sometimes downright ordinary stuff on the planet. From the humble audio cassette to out-of-this-world virtual reality, this is the story of video games - told through objects! The curators o ...Show more
A Practical Guide to Business Creativity - Build Your Business on Ideas by Jodie Newman
Category: Business | Series: Practical Guide Ser.
A Practical Guide to Business Creativity provides innovative techniques and proven theories to help you improve your creative thinking and get more out of yourself and your business. Whether you are trying to develop entirely new initiatives or redesign the way you operate, this book will help you break ...Show more
A Sweet Passover by Leslea Newman
Category: Children's
In this charming and humorous story, Miriam discovers--with the help of her family and a little matzah bread--the true meaning and importance of Passover. Miriam loves spending time with her family during Passover, and all week long she is happy to eat lots of matzah. But when she wakes up on the last d ...Show more
A Wilcox and Griswold Mystery: The Case of the Missing Carrot Cake by Robin Newman
Category: Junior Fiction | Series: A Wilcox and Griswold Mystery
When food goes missing on Ed's farm, Detectives Wilcox and Griswold do what it takes to track down the thieves. In this case, Miss Rabbit's carrot cake has disappeared. Has it been stolen? Or eaten? Or both? Who dunnit?