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Teaches the structure and function of plants and surveys the entire plant kingdom.

This book is the true stories of two wonderful ladies who servedGod in a wonderfully committed manner and brought great blessing to many people. They stand aspowerful examples to all Christian people today.

To all around her, Samantha Jones has the perfect life with her husband Ryan. When disaster strikes on a climbing holiday in Snowdonia, dark secrets are uncovered. A new mystery thriller short story from Paul Young. Building on the success of his Cornwall set The Island Mysteries trilogy, this new story takes us into the mountainous peaks of North Wales to reveal the truth behind a young couple's relationship, one which will never be the same again. Paul's intriguing short stories are all inspired by real UK locations, offering a stunning backdrop to his thrilling tales.

Reviews"Can highly recommend this short story. I'm not a reader usually (very rare) but read it all in just ONE SITTING as I wanted to find out what happened next!""I was totally immersed in the story and could picture each bit... I even shed a tear at the last bit ... how lovely. Can't wait for your next book.""Loved this book. Perfect for a cosy Sunday afternoon read. The author did a great job of making it have enough suspense and intrigue without dragging it out and making it too plot twisty!"DescriptionThe first story from a brand new author, perfect for lovers of mystery fiction.From the Back CoverA young woman on the run with nothing but a new-born baby and a heavy denim bag tries desperately to stay safe. We first meet her on an unfamiliar street beside a quiet harbour, cold and scared, with no idea where to turn next. Their challenging journey is set in rural south-west Cornwall and a fictional island located off the far tip of England. This debut short story from new author Paul Young is sure to keep you guessing from the opening scene to the thrilling finale.

DescriptionThe conclusion to Paul Young's The Island Mysteries trilogy, perfect for lovers of mystery fiction.From the Back Cover No matter how hard they all try, their connection to the mysterious island still haunts them.Is it really possible to stay away forever?Or will The Island have revenge on our trio in the end?Louisa is preparing to get married to the love of her life, when disaster strikes again and the groom is nowhere to be seen. This gripping conclusion to the trilogy explores the Island's influence on different characters, suggesting there are many with a motive for the disappearance of Louisa's beloved, and revealing some darker moments from their past.

Reviews"Received this afternoon, started, finished and thoroughly enjoyed this evening. Bravo, can't wait for the next one."DescriptionThe hotly anticipated sequel to Ashton: Escaping the Island, perfect for lovers of mystery fiction.From the Back CoverTwo years after the end of Ashton: Escaping the Island, little Mila is preparing for her first day at school.Ashton, Louisa and Mila have settled in to rural life in Cornwall and the events of the first book are a distant memory.But a new drama soon rocks the little extended family to the core and a hunt across Dartmoor, Cornwall and beyond soon ensues.Can they really go through another torturous situation?Relative newcomer, Paul Young, keeps you guessing again with this thrilling sequel.

Reveals the complexity of the ties between Hollywood and media. This book looks at the American cinema's imaginative constructions of three electronic media - radio, television, and the Internet - at the times when these media seemed to hold limitless possibilities.

This book examines the Great Exhibition as a decisive moment in the formation of a capitalist world picture. In so doing it foregrounds a vision of peace and progress which took hold of British society, within the Crystal Palace and beyond. It emphasizes too that this Victorian understanding of global order legitimized imperial ambition.

Young traces the evolution of the term information from its general linguistic use into the mainstream of modern science, proposing an entirely new definition of information as a mass-energy phenomenon.