The Silk Roads: A New History of the World

Said Hossain hates Tiwa Olatunji, and she’d happily never see him again. Inseparable growing up, the incident changed everything. Now, a sudden funeral brings Said home, and a devastating fire at the town's Islamic centre forces them back into each other's orbits. Working with your sworn enemy is never easy, and trying to save their community's centre and Eid celebration might be the hardest thing they've ever done. 

Author: Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé and Adiba Jaigirdar

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description

HOT GIRLS AND HOOKUPS

Ian's best friend, Lance, has a knack for finding both. Unfortunately Ian's too nice to get close to either. He's never kissed a girl - or even had a chance - until he meets the perfect girl online. Now only a 935-mile road trip lies between Ian and something that he's been thinking about roughly every eleven seconds since puberty hit.

Author: Andy Behrens

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description

A Black Dog. An evil murderess. Joe Redmond is caught between secrets. His own. And those of a guilty town. Has an evil legend returned to haunt them all? Or is there a more terrible truth waiting to be discovered?

Author: Ken Catran

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description

Catch your friends 'loading the dice', or broadcasters committing the 'fallacy of the complex question'. Learn how to spot false dichotomies, gambler's fallacies and unflagrant contradictions, and add 'slippery slopes' and 'post hoc fallacies' to your rhetorical toolkit. This book provides a rapid-fire selection of short, stimulating and entertaining capsules of philosophy. 

Author: Julian Baggini

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description

This book chronicles the incredible true story of a deeply brilliant but profoundly traumatized five-year-old boy named Dibs. Withdrawn into complete silence, emotionally isolated, and prone to violent tantrums, Dibs is misdiagnosed by teachers and his wealthy parents as mentally disabled. As a last resort, renowned child psychologist Dr. Virginia Axline begins weekly non-directive play therapy sessions with him. Through creative play, toys, and paint, Dibs slowly reveals his high intelligence, unlocks his hidden emotional scars, and embarks on a moving journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Author: Virginia Axline

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description

Bill Bryson turns his gaze inwards, to try to understand the extraordinary contraption that is us. As he guides us around the human body to discover how it  functions, what can go wrong and its remarkable ability to heal itself, what emerges is that we are infinitely more complex, wondrous and mysterious than any of us might have suspected. From our genes to our linguistic skills, our big brains to our dextrous fingertips, we are an astonishing story of success. And the history of how we have tried to master our biology and stave off disease is full of forgotten heroes, astounding anecdotes and extraordinary facts. 

Author: Bill Bryson

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description

This book is a biographical narrative of King George V, the British monarch who reigned from 1910 to 1936. Written by the popular historian Sir Arthur Bryant, this specific volume was published in 1936 as part of a series of concise historical biographies.

Author: Arthur Bryant

**Good vintage copy

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description

Well, I can only say I was jolly proud of that tin canoe I'd made with my own hands and had painted pitch black with some tarry goo I found in an old bucket after the road workers had been busy in our area. I was always on cloud nine when I could go onto the lake and gaze at all the birds and waterfowl on the open water and in the various passages winding among the reeds. To be honest, to me the lake was like a little paradise where I could always escape when things got too rough for me on the home front. But maybe I should've taken serious note of Captain Hook’s warnings at the time, because of the ghastly drama that was to take place later on . . . 

Author: John Coetzee

For a detailed description of the Book Conditions Categories,
please follow this link:
Condition Description