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      • Magellan GmbH & Co. KG

        Launched in 2014, Magellan is a non-corporate publisher for children’s and YA literature based in Bamberg, Germany. Our aim is to produce a new, innovative, and irresistible style of book and games that is contentually, optically, and haptically set apart from the mainstream. We offer challenging texts and don’t shy away from serious topics. Our authors and illustrators tell stories grounded in reality with quirky humour, extraordinary illustrations, exceptional characters, and sometimes a dash of fantasy in order to distinguish our style from the norm. Furthermore, we are celebrating the printed book. Therefore, we focus on environmental friendliness and sustainability in our production process with special regard to the choice of paper, colours, adhesives, and varnishes. To keep our carbon footprint as small as possible, we mainly produce in Germany - only in exceptional cases in neighbouring European countries. To make all of this happen, a team of twenty busy bees is working with great pleasure and motivation. Why? Because we believe in innovation and design; we believe in great stories for the youngest readers and – most of all – we believe in the future of our planet! Discover Magellan!

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      • Magic Author

        We are a one-stop platform to read, write, self-publish and sell ebooks in any of the Indian languages. Our mission is to empower the author's community with the digital tools and techniques, and we take care of the online presence of professionals in the publishing landscape, be they authors, publishers, editors, designers, publicists, etc.

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      • Trusted Partner
        Google Analytics
        May 2010

        Google Analytics

        Implementieren. Interpretieren. Profitieren.

        by Aden, Timo

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        The Labour governments 1964–1970 volume 2
        Political parties
        September 2008

        The Labour governments 1964–1970 volume 2

        International policy

        by John W. Young

        This book is the second in the three volume set The Labour governments 1964-1970 and concentrates on Britain's international policy under the Labour governments in the 1960s and is available for the first time in paperback. The coverage ranges from defence policy and the government machine to European integration, NATO and the Vietnam war. Harold Wilson and his ministers have often been accused of betraying the sense of promise that greeted their victory in 1964. Using recently released archival evidence, John Young argues that a more balanced view of the government will recognise the real difficulties that surrounded decision-making, not only on Vietnam, but also on Aden, the Nigerian civil war and Rhodesia. Economic weakness, waning military strength, Cold War tensions and the need to placate allies all placed limits on what a once-great but now clearly declining power could achieve. Furthermore the government proved of pivotal importance in the history of Britain's international role, in that it presided over a major shift from positions East of Suez to a focus on European concerns, a focus that has remained until the present day. The book will be of vital importance to students of British history and international relations during this exciting period. Together with the other books in the series, on domestic policy and economic policy, it provides a complete picture of the development of Britain under the premiership of Harold Wilson.

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      • Trusted Partner
        Lindsay Anderson
        Film, TV & radio
        May 2013

        Lindsay Anderson

        by John Izod, Karl Magee, Kathryn Hannan, Isabelle Gourdin-Sangouard

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        Lindsay Anderson
        The Arts
        January 2019

        Lindsay Anderson

        by John Izod, Brian McFarlane, Karl Magee, Neil Sinyard, Kathryn Hannan, Isabelle Gourdin-Sangouard

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        Three Gorges
        Humanities & Social Sciences

        Three Gorges

        Image Files of the Natural and Humanistic Heritages of China’s River Sources, II

        by Zheng Yunfeng, Ge Jianxiong

        China's giant Three Gorges Dam is the world's biggest hydropower plant located in the Three Gorges region in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Since its construction officially began in 1994, the higher water level has changed the scenery of the Three Gorges. In 1996, photographer Zheng Yunfeng arrived at the Three Gorges, hoping to document the scenery before it was swallowed by the rising water. He spent more than seven years taking over 50,000 photos of the gorges, based on which the series Three Gorges was produced.   The series Three Gorges is a selected collection of Zheng Yunfeng’s photography of the Three Gorges region, depicting living conditions, economic status, and customs and beliefs of local people with massive exquisite pictures and plain language. It is a part of Image Files of the Natural and Humanistic Heritages of China's River Sources and has three volumes: Memories of Mountains and Rivers, Memories of Old Days, and Memories of Ours.

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        The Red Cross Movement
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        April 2020

        The Red Cross Movement

        by Neville Wylie, Melanie Oppenheimer, James Crossland, Davide Rodogno, Jon Arrizabalaga, Julia Marzoner, Caroline Reeves, Branden Little, Margaret Tennant, Sarah Glassford, Rebecca Gill, Kerrie Holloway, Leo van Bergen, Richard Slade, Francisco Javier Martinez, Yoshiya Makita, Rosemary Wall, Eldrid Mageli, Bertrand Taithe

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      • The Cold War Wilderness of Mirrors
        Espionage & secret services
        June 2021

        The Cold War Wilderness of Mirrors

        U.S. and Soviet Military Liaison Missions 1947–1990

        by Aden Magee

        The untold story of the Soviet Military Liaison Mission (SMLM) in West Germany and the U.S. Military Liaison Mission (USMLM) in East Germany.

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      • Aden
        November 2013

        Aden

        by D.B. Reynolds

        She was seeking revenge. What she found was a vampire who swept her into the darkest depths of passion. Chicago, Illinois . . . the windy city. Home to football greats, dinosaurs named Sue, and, when the sun goes down . . . powerful vampires battling for the right to rule the city and beyond. Born into slavery, Aden is one of the most powerful vampires in North America, waging war on others of his kind in a struggle to become the next Lord of the Midwest. But in the midst of the deadliest fight of his long life, the ghosts of his past have come back to haunt him. Slavery still exists, and Aden is hellbent on destroying it and the vampires who profit from it. Sidonie Reid is an investigative reporter in pursuit of the biggest story of her career, until that story costs the life of a friend and Sid realizes she has to do much more than write about it. Intent on bringing down the vampires and their slave network, Sid gains entry to the highest levels of vampire society, where she finds herself confronting the raw sexuality that is Aden. Caught up in a dark passion that neither can resist, Aden and Sidonie join forces, determined to defeat the old regime and everything it stands for. The dangers are beyond calculation, but the ultimate reward is worth the risk. If they survive . . .

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      • Maniac Magee: An Instructional Guide for Literature
        Teaching, Language & Reference
        January 2015

        Maniac Magee: An Instructional Guide for Literature

        An Instructional Guide for Literature

        by Mary Ellen Taylor

        Looking for ways to add rigor to your students' explorations of rich, complex literature? Students will be engaged as they analyze this beloved Newbery Medal-winning novel by Jerry Spinelli. Maniac Magee: An Instructional Guide for Literature provides engaging activities that incorporate the following research-based literacy skills: close reading tasks; text-based vocabulary practice; cross-curricular activities; text-dependent questions; reader response writing prompts; leveled comprehension questions; story elements comprehension tasks; diverse and relevant assessments. Strengthen your students' literacy skills by implementing this high-interest resource in your classroom!

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      • Dragon of the Stars
        2015

        Dragon of the Stars

        by Alex J. Cavanaugh

        The ship of legends...   The future is set for Lt. Commander Aden Pendar, son of a Hyrathian Duke. Poised to secure his own command and marriage to the queen’s daughter, he’ll stop at nothing to achieve his goals.   But when the Alliance denies Hyrath’s claim on the planet of Kavil and declares war on their world, Aden finds his plans in disarray. Entrenched in battle and told he won’t make captain, Aden’s world begins to collapse. How will he salvage his career and future during Hyrath’s darkest hour?   One chance remains–the Dragon. Lost many years prior, the legendary ship’s unique weapon is Hyrath’s only hope. Can Aden find the Dragon, save his people, and prove he’s capable of commanding his own ship?

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      • Texas Slade
        September 2008

        Texas Slade

        Out of Print

        by J.M. McLaughlin

        Lost in the West Texas desert, Ranger Marcus Slade owes his life to homesteaders – and lovers - Aden and Reilly.  The two men have left civilized society behind to live life on their own terms, and refuse to hide their relationship from Marcus – making the Ranger rethink some of the choices in his own life. ;

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      • The Heaviness
        Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
        April 2014

        The Heaviness

        by Sam Hawksmoor

        The Heaviness is the final volume in The Repossession Trilogy and the Genie Magee story. It’s been a year since Rian, Renée and Genie survived ‘The Hunting’ burned down Whistler, fled Cobble Hill and the evil Reverend Schneider. Now they’re back with Marshall and the safety of the Apple Farm. However rest assured Schneider hasn’t forgotten Genie Magee.  Rian has been forced to live at home.  He can only see Genie on weekends, but Genie is fine with that, at least she knows he still loves her, as she does him.  She's happy being back on the farm with Moucher, learning new skills and taking care of Marshall - who is tinkering in the new barn - trying to replicate Cary's anti-gravity experiment. So far without any success.  Ri has made Genie study and together they took their SAT’s, Rian getting offers for College places.  But the more they talk about college, the more Genie worries whether their teen romance can survive?  Once Rian gets to where he wants to study he’ll be distracted by other girls. As her Grandma once said: ‘Love is like smoke, the scent of it lingers long after the fire is out.’   All this is about to change – radically. Did you think Genie and Ri could be left alone forever? 

Cary died experimenting with anti-gravity.  
Someone somewhere wants that data urgently and is prepared to do something very desperate to get it.  
Somewhere in the city, a meaner, vengeful Reverend Schneider is thinking of revenge.  
Genie is about to wake up to a whole lot of trouble and discover that some people will do anything to get what they want.  It won’t be nice or pretty. What do you do when you break the law of gravity? Genie and Renée have just 36 hours to save Rian or he dies.

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      • Reading
        Health & Personal Development
        October 2020

        Reading

        by Philip Davis, Fiona Magee

        Can reading literature really help our mental health? This book shows how and why - not by instruction or prescription but by emotion and exploration. Offering case histories of individual readers and reading groups based on the work of The Reader, a charity dedicated to bringing serious literature to neglected communities, the authors showcase how a whole new demographic might get into reading, and in doing so unlock the emotional intelligence and benefits to health and wellbeing which come from our access to written human stories and imagined situations. For more information about our series, Arts for Health: https://books.emeraldinsight.com/page/series-detail/Arts-for-Health/

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      • Somaliland
        Travel & holiday guides
        March 2012

        Somaliland

        with Addis Ababa & Eastern Ethiopia

        by Philip Briggs

        Little known to the outside world, Somaliland has much to offer the truly intrepid traveller. This pioneering guidebook introduces one of the world’s least chartered travel destinations. Author Philip Briggs covers everything from the low-key capital Hargeisa and mediaeval port of Berbera to peerless rock art sites such as Las Geel, and the scenery and wildlife of the Daallo Escarpment, towering 2,000m high above the pristine reefs of the Gulf of Aden. Somaliland’s ruined cities and historical ports date back 5,000 years and have links with ancient Egypt and Axum in northern Ethiopia, as well as the Ottoman and British Empires. This guide offers background and practical information to every accessible corner of the country with the only real maps in existence of its capital and other large towns, and a section on wildlife. _x000D_ _x000D_

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      • Bloodfire
        Fiction

        Bloodfire

        by Helen Harper

        Mackenzie Smith has always known that she was different. Growing up as the only human in a pack of rural shapeshifters will do that to you, but then couple it with some mean fighting skills and a fiery temper and you end up with a woman that few will dare to cross. However, when the only father figure in her life is brutally murdered, and the dangerous Brethren with their predatory Lord Alpha come to investigate, Mack has to not only ensure the physical safety of her adopted family by hiding her apparent humanity, she also has to seek the blood-soaked vengeance that she craves.

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      • Thomas Erskine and Trial by Jury
        Biography: historical, political & military

        Thomas Erskine and Trial by Jury

        by John Hostettler (Author)

        Thomas Erskine (1750-1823) was one of the greatest advocates ever to appear in an English court of Law. As King’s Counsel he was involved in many celebrated trials, including the prosecution of John Horne Took for seditious libel and of Queen Caroline for adultery. His other notable achievements include the successful defence of Thomas Paine’s Rights of Man, which cost him the post of Attorney-General to the Prince of Wales. Erskine also served as Member of Parliament for Portsmouth and for just one year as Lord Chancellor. Latterly the First Baron Erskine, this book covers his controversial career and rise to high office. An ideal companion to Sir William Garrow (Waterside Press 2010). Reviews 'This commendable study by John Hostettler deserves a wide readership as the Scots may still reasonably take pride in the achievements of Lord Erskine of Restormel Castle (in the Fowey Valley, Cornwall) and English Lawyers may understandably recall with respect his marked abilities amongst other great Lawyers of the era': SCOLAG 'Almost 200 years after Thomas Erskine's death most barristers and solicitor advocates still aspire to his legendary oratorical and forensic skills. Those who are not familiar with the man would be well advised to read this biography without delay': Law Society Gazette 'This work is of more than historical interest. It shows how the advocate can affect the Law, and by doing so, the constitution': Counsel 'Thomas Erskine was one of the bar's greatest names. Few however know this extraordinary story of the man who traced his way from poverty through the navy all the way to the bar and Parliament to the House of Lords and the Woolsack. John Hostettler's biography explores this astonishing man and his even more astonishing life': Litigation 'With eloquent invective Erskine mesmerized juries': Justice of the Peace Author John Hostettler is one of the 1st’s leading legal biographers. He was a practising solicitor in London for thirty-five years as well as undertaking political and civil liberties cases in Nigeria, Germany and Aden An ideal companion to Sir William Garrow (Waterside Press 2010).

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      • The Adventures of Zack Cosmos - The Robot's Planet
        Children's & YA
        March 2021

        The Adventures of Zack Cosmos - The Robot's Planet

        by Geoffrey Claustriaux - Illustrator: Thomas Loval

        A strange distress signal coming from the Robot’s planet leads Captain Zack Cosmos and his patroller crew into the unknown. The team’s purpose is to provide assistance to people all over the galaxy. Nevertheless, once they are on the planet, they have a doubt… And what if it was a trap? Who is behind this mysterious signal?

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      • The Omega Chronicles - Milady and the Moonstone
        Children's & YA
        March 2019

        The Omega Chronicles - Milady and the Moonstone

        by Calista Moon - Illustrator: Artemisia

        A great threat looms over Milady’s kingdom. She decides to go and look for the Moonstone, which is hidden at the centre of the Shadow Realm. She will face many ambushes and will discover terrible secrets. Will she succeed in saving her people from the scary Sylphs? Enter this hectic adventure, with illustrations at each chapter to make the story even livelier. Schoolchildren award (jury of children from 7 to 10 year-old) 2019. Niort book fair award in 2019 (jury of professionals).

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