High Stakes by Danielle Steel biodiversity

High Stakes by Danielle Steel biodiversityA compelling and thought provoking novel from the world's favourite storyteller. Set around a New York talent agency, a group of successful women discover the high price of success. Jane Addison is smart, young and ambitious. She's delighted to have landed a job with the prestigious agency. Hailey West is dedicated to her authors, but her home life is challenging as a single mother. Francine Rivers, the bitter head of department, has had to overcome

the simple yet colourful forms are designed so that babies can hold them and be engaged by them

How did our species succeed in the battle for dominance

a seventeen-year-old girl gives birth to a hatechild

Why don’t Penguins freeze

the second of five siblings

violence and oppression

Its simple use of iron and glass makes it easily adaptable to various interiors

She wielded a wizard's wand not only in the kitchen but also over domestic problems

our toy Wild Pigs are smaller and cuter versions of their real-life counterparts

An “out-of-the-box” approach to performance enhancement’ Mahesh Bhupathi 'This book will benefit the readers in transforming their lives positively' Gaur Gopal Das ‘Inspiring

as well as which species add color and spirituality to our lives – from the timber of mahogany to the delights of chocolate and pomegranate

with their extravagant feathers and dances