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      • Muddy Pearl Ltd.

        Muddy Pearl is an independent publisher of thoughtful Christian books and lovely general-market gift titles. Established in 2013 in Edinburgh by Richard and Stephanie Heald, our editorial policy is to invest in developing new authors who have deep insights into life or a valuable story to share. We publish on parenting, politics, technology, love, loss and belief, all from a perspective of Christian faith, and seeking to know better the Lord we love and serve. We try to produce our books to the highest standard, drawing wherever possible on the traditional skills and resources available in Scotland.

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      • Peasoup ApS

        Read the book and solve puzzles with your smart device to chose your own way through the Smart Books. Amazing new technology mixed with storytelling for the 8-13 year old kids.

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        Jamaica Inn
        February 2020

        Jamaica Inn

        Roman

        by Daphne du Maurier, Brigitte Heinrich, Christel Dormagen

        Düstere Geheimnisse umgeben das berüchtigte Jamaica Inn, das einsam im Moor von Cornwall liegt. Dorthin verschlägt es die junge Waise Mary nach dem Tod ihrer Mutter. Bei ihrer Tante Patience und ihrem Onkel Joss soll sie ein neues Zuhause finden. Doch das Gasthaus nahe der zerklüfteten, sturmgepeitschten Küste beherbergt dunkle Gestalten, die üblen Geschäften nachgehen – und ihr Anführer scheint Marys Onkel zu sein. Mehr und mehr wird Mary in die Machenschaften der Männer verstrickt und gerät in Lebensgefahr. Welches undurchsichtige Spiel treibt dabei Joss‘ jüngerer Bruder Jem, in den Mary sich verliebt hat?

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        Jamaica Inn
        February 2020

        Jamaica Inn

        Roman

        by Daphne Maurier, Brigitte Heinrich, Christel Dormagen

        Düstere Geheimnisse umgeben das berüchtigte Jamaica Inn, das einsam im Moor von Cornwall liegt. Dorthin verschlägt es die junge Waise Mary nach dem Tod ihrer Mutter. Bei ihrer Tante Patience und ihrem Onkel Joss soll sie ein neues Zuhause finden. Doch das Gasthaus nahe der zerklüfteten, sturmgepeitschten Küste beherbergt dunkle Gestalten, die üblen Geschäften nachgehen – und ihr Anführer scheint Marys Onkel zu sein. Mehr und mehr wird Mary in die Machenschaften der Männer verstrickt und gerät in Lebensgefahr. Welches undurchsichtige Spiel treibt dabei Joss‘ jüngerer Bruder Jem, in den Mary sich verliebt hat?

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        Der helle Klang des Todes
        May 2000

        Der helle Klang des Todes

        by Joss, Morag

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        Des Hauses Hüterin
        April 2003

        Des Hauses Hüterin

        by Morag, Joss

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        Die roten Wasser von Bath
        April 1999

        Die roten Wasser von Bath

        by Joss, Morag

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        Das süße Gift der Zwietracht
        August 2004

        Das süße Gift der Zwietracht

        by Joss, Morag

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        Die 12 seelischen Archetypen

        Die 12 seelischen Archetypen

        by Pearson

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        Psycho-Diät
        1977

        Psycho-Diät

        Abnehmen durch Lust am Essen

        by Pearson, Leonard; Pearson, Lillian R

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        The new Bergson
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        March 2006

        The new Bergson

        by Gerard Greenway, John Mullarkey

        Henri Bergson, central to European philosophy at the beginning of the C20th, is returning to that position at the beginning of the C21st. Bergson's legacy reaches across the disciplines of philosophy, humanities and the arts, and has especial relevance for recent film and video studies (in the area of time, change and difference). This collection includes an original essay by Gilles Deleuze, translated into English for the first time. Hugely impressive international cast including not only Deleuze, but also Worms, Gunter, Ansell Pearson and Timothy S. Murphy. The first in the acclaimed Angelaki Humanities series. ;

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        An ethnography of English football fans
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        July 2014

        An ethnography of English football fans

        by Geoff Pearson

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        Csárdás
        1985

        Csárdás

        Roman

        by Pearson, Diane

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        Der Sommer der Barschinskys
        1989

        Der Sommer der Barschinskys

        Roman

        by Pearson, Diane

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        Das Warenhaus
        1985

        Das Warenhaus

        Roman

        by Pearson, Michael

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        Die Ketzer
        September 2016

        Die Ketzer

        Der Bund der Freiheit. Historischer Roman

        by Pearson, Jeremiah

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        Die Täuferin
        July 2020

        Die Täuferin

        by Pearson, Jeremiah

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        Die Ketzer
        July 2020

        Die Ketzer

        by Pearson, Jeremiah

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        Der Bauernkrieger
        July 2020

        Der Bauernkrieger

        by Pearson, Jeremiah

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        Therapeutic landscapes
        Medicine
        May 2013

        Therapeutic landscapes

        A history of English hospital gardens since 1800

        by Clare Hickman

        Therapeutic landscapes uniquely brings together historical and contemporary debates on the use of the garden as a therapeutic space. Hickman narrates the story of the landscapes associated with psychiatric, general and specialist medical institutions and asks what did they look like, how were they used and how did this relate to medical concepts? It traces the history of these gardens from the grottos, Chinese galleries and summer houses of elite nineteenth-century lunatic asylums, through Florence Nightingale's championing of the Victorian pavilion hospital design with its courtyard gardens, and the open-air institutions of the Edwardian period with their revolving chalets. It concludes with a discussion of new hospital gardens being created by designers such as Dan Pearson in the twenty-first century. This book will be essential reading for those interested in the histories of place, space and material culture, and in particular medical historians, garden historians and historical geographers. ;

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