If you would like a message to go on the card tucked in with the book, fill in the form before you check out. Luke Palmer is a poet, author and secondary school teacher, and a graduate of the Bath Spa Creative Writing course. Soon Josh’s vulnerability is taken advantage of and he is targeted by a white supremacist group who attempt to recruit him. What Gardeners Grow draws on the experience and passion of the world’s most interesting and respected plantspeople to create an encyclopedia of plants, each with their own personal story and growing tips. Margravine is a new talent management company that identifies, nurtures and elevates new talent in the digital sphere.

This is the authors first novel and it was carnegie shortlisted last year, a well deserved and impressive accolade for a debut. Sophie Merkens takes us on a journey across Aotearoa, meeting 35 inspiring women who find meaning and connection through food. He is the compiler of Celebrating the Saints, Celebrating the Seasons, and three anthologies of readings for special occasions: Gift, Love and Remember. Grow is a tool kit for turning the power of ideals…into competitive advantage and sustainable growth.If you are a jeweller struggling to make a great, sustainable living from your craft this book was made for you.

Pilgrim is a major teaching and discipleship resource from the Church of England that helps enquirers and new Christians explore what it means to travel through life with Jesus Christ. What’s more as time has gone on, he’s managed to escape from life, thus seeming to show that he’s ‘coping’. The editing was poor - there were two pretty bad spelling mistakes that should have been picked up ('phased' was used when it should have been 'fazed'; 'Sargant' instead of 'Sergeant'). In this fascinating book…I personally discovered ideas that are exactly what we need in today’s business environment.If I had come across this invaluable guidebook years ago it would have transformed my gardening life. The title is apt as the story grows slowly, spiralling further and further as Josh’s fragile world begins to crack around him. Currently she is head grower at Growing Communities, an award-winning social enterprise in Hackney, who run an organic box scheme, farmers’ market and urban food production sites. To understand what encourages women to go out, work the soil, plant seeds and nurture them, even when so many other responsibilities sit upon their shoulders.

This beautifully illustrated book is a modern, fresh take on gardening that shows how anyone can grow their own vegetables, create a mini wildflower meadow or learn how to make the most of their houseplants.The narrative unfurls like a vagabond anthology of potted biographies, confessions jostling alongside social commentary .