Billingsgate is the UK's largest and most famous inland fish market, offering buyers the opportunity to see the widest selection of fish in the United Kingdom. This London institution is steeped in history and tradition, and its origins can be traced back to 1327 when Edward III granted London's citizens a charter concerning the market rights of the City of London. Today Billingsgate Market is ...

Is Elvis in Hollywood, Gracelands or just working in a fish shop? This pictorial book lets you look through the drawings and a lot of tongue in cheek for Elvis in different locations and amongst different kinds of weird and wonderful characters.

A flickbook of two of the most famous dances on the planet - Moonwalk and Thriller.

Emphasising on fresh ingredients and healthy, nutritious dishes, this book includes recipes that showcase traditional British fare. It also includes some exotic dishes from the author's travels abroad.

Looks back at the cricket year in review. Focusing on some of the most important matches and tournaments of the international cricket year such as the ICC World Twenty20 2009, this book offers an analysis of the 2009 Ashes, looking at star players and unforgettable moments.

A guide to growing your own salads, herbs, veg and fruit. Suitable for beginners, it contains practical and seasonal advice, many hints and tips for successful growing, delicious recipes and Weekend Projects to help you make the most of your outdoor area, however small.

A guide to the top 60 European football teams, their stadiums, their fans and home cities. It describes each club, including history, championships won, players, kits and stadium. It includes details of non-football attractions and fan-friendly restaurants and bars. It covers Europe's top clubs, as well as the many smaller clubs.

Contains over 180 examples of football songs from clubs across the country.

Everybody thinks they know the tale of King Henry VIII's wives: divorced, beheaded died; divorced, beheaded, survived. But behind this familiar story, lies a far more complex truth. This book brings together the 'other women' of King Henry VIII. It examines the tales of the women who Henry loved but never married.

An educational children's colouring book that includes drawings of 44 European birds to colour and learn about. It helps kids to explore their surroundings and discover what birds are flitting around in the trees outside their windows. It features the drawings that include woodpeckers, thrushes, ducks, finches, waders, owls and sparrows.

Lets you learn about the ingenious techniques and weapons that some of our most dangerous animals are armed with. This book describes famous killers such as the African Cheetah, the Neotropical Piranha and the North American Grizzly Bear.

Suitable for visitors and Londoners alike, this title intends to unlock the city's secrets. It guides readers through a honeycomb of structures - from the government's vast system of offices and tunnels under Whitehall and through abandoned Underground stations to Clerkenwell's amazing network of subterranean prison cells.

A collection of 101 cartoons suggesting various ways of getting back at the greedy bastards who got us into the financial mess. It is suitable for those who's lost his or her job, watched savings disappear or just had enough of listening to people blathering on about the credit crunch.

Self-sufficiency and organic living have never been more prominent and hen keeping is becoming increasingly popular. This book offers information on poultry keeping (housing, food and water, daily care, disease prevention and cure, encouraging egg production and breeding).

Allotment gardening is becoming increasingly popular as people discover that growing their own organic vegetables, fruits and herbs is an achievable option. This work is packed with practical information on various aspects of growing produce on an allotment. It includes tips on choosing a plot, preparing the soil, planting the beds, and more.

How to Save the World ... is a fierce and funny satire on green worriers. 'Agony aunt' letters from concerned citizens of the environment pitch a host of bizarre and deliciously cheeky questions about how they might become more environmentally friendly.

Provides identification of over 200 European fungi species. Identifying colours and symbols, this pocket-sized guide classifies the species according to shape, simplifying identification. It features: 320 colour photos; 320 graphics; and a calendar wheel, which helps to identify the time of year when each species can be found.

Covers the equipment needed to prepare cupcakes in different shapes, sizes and toppings, followed by a selection of recipes for icings, frostings, buttercream and toppings. This book also consists of the cupcake recipes, including recipes for classic cupcakes, themed cupcakes for special occasions and a chapter on special diets cupcakes.

A photographic guide to the diving experiences in the world. Dividing the globe into the main diving regions, it presents 35 diving experiences including diving with great whites and underwater kelp forests in South Africa, the world's largest coral reef in Australia, the cool waters of New Zealand's Milford Sound and the Jellyfish Lake in Palau.

Shows you how to make realistic sugarcraft flowers for cake decorations. This book offers instructions on how to make 25 flowers, with the emphasis on the simple garden flowers that sugarcrafters want to create, from delicate flowers such as freesia, pansy and daisy to favourites such as rose and carnation and flowers like sunflower and poppy.