Word Power Dictionary: Improve Your English

An exceptional anthology curated by celebrated poetry authority Michael Schmidt, The Great Modern Poets offers a definitive, illuminating introduction to the finest verse written since the turn of the twentieth century. Published by Quercus, this beautifully produced compilation features over 150 essential poems from 50 seminal English-language masters, spanning from early modern giants like Thomas Hardy, W.B. Yeats, and Rudyard Kipling to brilliant late-century voices such as Sylvia Plath, Seamus Heaney, and Derek Walcott. Each poet is introduced with insightful historical context and critical commentary that demystifies modern poetic movements, making this an invaluable textbook for literature students and a cornerstone addition to any poetry lover's home library.

Author: Edited by Michael Schmidt

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From the bestselling author of The Etymologicon comes a brilliant, witty journey through the lost vocabulary of everyday life. "The Horologicon takes you through a single day using the strangest, funniest, and most forgotten words in the English language. From the 'uhtceare' (lying awake worrying before dawn) to 'grogblossoms' at the local pub, Mark Forsyth (The Inky Fool) gives you a bizarre and completely addictive word for every hour of your routine."

Author: Mark Forsyth

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Classical Mythology by Geddes & Grosset is a comprehensive reference handbook acts as both a captivating anthology and an easy-to-use dictionary, collecting a vast array of famous and unusual Greek and Roman myths retold specifically for the modern reader. The volume features an insightful introductory look into the historical origins and developmental timelines of classical lore, alongside over 1,000 fully cross-referenced entries mapping out ancient traditions, characters, and tales. Beautifully illustrated throughout, it serves as an excellent foundational text for students and literature lovers alike.

Author: Geddes & Grosset

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In The Etymologicon, Mark Forsyth takes readers on an entertaining journey through the surprising origins and connections of English words and phrases. Moving from one word to the next through a chain of linguistic links, he explores how language has been shaped by history, culture, religion, politics, and everyday life. Along the way, he reveals unexpected connections between seemingly unrelated words and explains the stories behind familiar expressions. Combining humour, historical anecdotes, and etymological research, Forsyth offers a fascinating exploration of the hidden pathways that run through the English language.

Author: Mark Forsyth

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Down the centuries, war has exerted a unique fascination on the human mind, balancing heroism and self-sacrifice against sheer brutality and waste. Who's Who in Military History by legendary historian John Keegan and Andrew Wheatcroft explores this unmatched human drama by profiling the monumental figures who shaped global conflict. This comprehensive biographical reference guide traces the world’s most crucial and compelling military leaders, strategists, and theoreticians from 1453 through the 1980s. Each entry evaluates tactical innovations and operational choices, offering a rich history of warfare. 

Author: John Keegan and Andrew Wheatcroft

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A comprehensive, family-friendly medical reference from Good Housekeeping, offering clear, practical guidance on health, illnesses, medical tests, emergencies, and everyday healthcare. Packed with full-colour illustrations, charts, and diagrams, this easy-to-understand encyclopedia provides information to help families make informed health decisions and confidently navigate the medical world.

Author: Dr. Nicola McClure

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Unearth the hidden lore of the UK's dynamic capital with I Never Knew That About London by Christopher Winn. Published by Ebury Press, this enthralling miscellany guides readers through 2,000 years of urban history. Discover fascinating, lesser-known stories behind architectural milestones, from ancient Roman walls and Tudor palaces to the world's first underwater tunnels, the biggest dome, and the loftiest church. This gorgeous hardcover edition is richly illustrated, beautifully pairing vivid color photographs with delicate pen and ink drawings. Packed with historical snippets and witty trivia, it is the ultimate companion guide for travel enthusiasts, history buffs, and Anglophiles alike.

Author: Christopher Winn

**Note: There are two tears on the dustjacket at the back, however, the book is in excellent condition, thus the overall very good rating. 

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Welcome to Vivo, where the only cemetery is run by old Mateus and his dog, God. Mateus's eyes aren't so good these days, which is why he has been burying bodies in the wrong graves, and also why, while out walking with God, he trips over a young homeless girl. On a whim, Mateus decides to appoint the girl as his apprentice. 

Author: Sven Axelrad

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