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Foreword by JULIA CAMERON, author of THE ARTIST'S WAYAfter years of writing about work, wellness and productivity, Emma Gannon hit a wall: chronic burnout left her unable to get out of bed. Something had to change.A Year of Nothing follows Emma's quiet rebellion against the cult of doing. Over four seasons, she steps away from the noise and rediscovers joy in life's simplest pleasures, from dog borrowing and dopamine dressing to relearning how to swim and embracing a child-free life.This is a gentle, hopeful guide to what happens when you stop trying to fix everything and choose to feel instead.

'Brian Jackman is a passionate but unsentimental conservationist. He writes with relish for the experience... and the language.'The Sunday TimesFOREWORD BY SABA DOUGLAS-HAMILTON,Conservationist and TV PresenterFor five decades, Brian Jackman, Britain's foremost safari writer, has witnessed Africa's wildlife drama unfold like no other journalist. From his transformative first encounter with a roaring lion in Kenya's Maasai Mara in 1974 to documenting the famous Marsh Lions that captivated millions through BBC's Big Cat Diary, Jackman chronicles both the majesty and fragility of Africa's last wilderness.This beautiful and expansive memoir reveals the evolution of African conservation, from the days when elephants numbered over a million to today's urgent battle for survival, where living elephants are worth $1.6 million each to tourism but face extinction from poaching. Through vivid encounters with legendary conservationists like George Adamson and firsthand accounts of anti-poaching wars, Jackman weaves an unforgettable portrait of a continent where lions still greet the dawn - but may not for much longer.A portion of proceeds supports the Tusk Trust wildlife conservation charity.

What if your fertility isn't broken, just blocked?From the pioneering fertility expert who has helped thousands of women conceive.With over four decades of experience supporting women and couples worldwide, Zita West understands what many modern approaches miss: fertility begins when the body's internal systems are working in alignment.At the heart of this is the HUG Method, a framework that recognises the unique intelligence of each 'brain' in the body: the Heart, the Uterus and the Gut. Blending neuroscience, biology and holistic healing, this approach helps you regulate your nervous system, reconnect with your cycle and release subconscious patterns that may be impacting conception.This method works alongside both natural conception and IVF, helping you optimise your body's internal environment for pregnancy and understand that your fertility is not broken, but influenced by patterns that can be shifted.With guided visualisations, reflective questions and practical tools, Conceive shows how to listen to your body, uncover emotional patterns and create space for new life.Conceive is more than a fertility guide. It's a roadmap to transformation, inviting you to come home to your body and the creative power within.

When Chloe Adams embarked on the publicity tour for her new book, she didn't expect to appear on a live radio interview alongside Joe Harris promoting his memoir on the same subject.Relationships.They had last met years ago when Chloe abruptly ended theirs. Now a successful journalist, she is married to an equally ambitious film director, while Joe, still single, has struggled to move on.The spiky reunion leads to an offer they can't refuse – hosting a podcast about failed relationships – and three months later they launch Ex-Communicate, exploring other people's heartbreak while tiptoeing around their own complicated history. Their on-air chemistry makes the podcast a rapid hit, but as their professional success grows, they're forced to confront the feelings they've buried for over a decade. Soon they realise there is a price to pay for discussing their emotions so openly in the pursuit of downloads.The Pod Couple is a witty examination of our cultural obsession with failed relationships, exploring the uncomfortable truth that time rarely heals. It just makes things more complicated.

1670, Restoration England. Bawdy, sensual and in the shadow of renewed conflict between King and Parliament. The prospect of a new civil war haunts English life. Royal advisor Samuel Pepys is dispatched by Charles II to negotiate a secret treaty with Louis XIV of France.Troubled by failing eyesight, the acclaimed diarist requires a scribe. After a chance meeting, he employs the beautiful Camille, a fugitive French actress, pursued by powerful French nobility and driven by terrible revenge. As theyjourney to Paris, tracked by violent and mercenary agents of Parliament, an improbable literary love story unfolds in an atmosphere of deadly danger and political intrigue.

Outshine tells you everything you need to know about becoming an effective female leader. Carving out a successful career as a leader as a woman in the male-dominated world of tech poses challenges. Discover the leadership methodology set out by Shemin Nurmohamed and her co-authors Marine Aubin and Georgina Hill, the women behind Carbon Leadership, a networking and support organisation that works with current and future female leaders in the technology sector. By adopting their radical approach to becoming a `Carbon Leader’, encompassing everything from rethinking your approach to confidence to creating your own personal brand, you’ll learn how to fulfil your potential.

If you're running an Inspired Company your workday looks like this: You have a mission with many winners. You execute it with passion. You are unapologetic in your refusal to be railroaded by existing systems or corporate norms. You are committed to doing the right thing. You take direction from your customers, employees, and company "outsiders." They give you their support and trust in return. All of your profits are derived from your mission, not from penalizing your customers or other stakeholders. That's a company the world will get behind. A world as invested in your success as you are.

Have you ever seen a pigeon tap-dance? Or heard of a pigeon that loves opera! Well, you are in for a treat. THE TAP-DANCING PIGEON OF COVENT GARDEN is a charming story for 3-7 year olds that will touch your heart and make you laugh. It's all about Pigeon, who leaves the family nest to find his passion in life and a safe place he can truly call home. Pigeon flies across the rooftops of London and finds himself in Covent Garden, where he falls in love with the sound of the opera singer in the piazza and the vision of the tap dancers at the Royal Ballet. As he discovers how to look after himself away from his nest, he discovers his true passion in life - tap-dancing! Serena Hassan is a firm believer in following one's dreams, even if they may seem silly to others. She hopes to motivate and inspire future generations to be brave when they leave home, and to encourage them to never give up searching for theirown passions.