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    Study Skills for International Postgraduates
    Mrs Hudson and the Samarkand Conspiracy
    Rogier van der Weyden
    Wiedersehen in Hannesford Court
    Die Gutenberg-Bibel
    Die Pflanzenmalerin
    • Die Pflanzenmalerin

      • 315 Seiten
      • 12 Lesestunden
      3,6(16)Abgeben

      Der Biologe Fitzgerald erhält den Auftrag, das einzigartige Exemplar des ausgestopften Vogels Ulieta zu finden, das vor 200 Jahren der Naturforscher Banks der Pflanzenmalerin Mary zur Erinnerung an ihre Liebe geschenkt hat. Bald merkt Fitzgerald, dass es um viel Geld geht und dass nicht nur er an dem Vogel interesiert ist.

      Die Pflanzenmalerin
    • Tief im Herzen von Hannesford Court liegt ein dunkles Geheimnis. London 1919. Eigentlich wollte Tom nie mehr nach Hannesford Court zurückkehren. Doch der Krieg hat viel verändert, und so nimmt er die Einladung von Lady Stansbury an. Der Landsitz der Familie seines toten Freundes war für Tom früher ein idyllischer Zufluchtsort. Bis zu jenem Rosenball, der mit einem mysteriösen Todesfall endete. Nun setzt Tom alles daran, herauszufinden, was 1914 wirklich geschah. Und auch Anne Gregory kehrt zurück nach Hannesford. Als sie Tom wiedertrifft, erwachen Gefühle in ihr, die sie längst vergessen geglaubt hat.

      Wiedersehen in Hannesford Court
    • Mrs Hudson must step into action once more.It's summer in London, and things are quiet. But while Holmes and Watson chafe at their inactivity, a train, carrying a vital encoded communication, is entering a tunnel in an obscure region of the Balkans – never to be seen again.The case of the disappearing train is only the beginning of the nation’s difficulties. The missing message must be found and decoded, and a diplomat’s wife must be rescued from the clutches of a pernicious blackmailer.The nation is in danger, and if a diplomatic scandal of disastrous proportions is to be avoided, Sherlock Holmes’ brilliance may not be enough…From the Richard & Judy-featured author of The Conjuror’s Bird, back by popular demand, the first new Holmes & Hudson novel for several years.

      Mrs Hudson and the Samarkand Conspiracy
    • This is the definitive guide to successful study as an international postgraduate student. Chapters cover all the core academic skills, including time management, reading, referencing, critical thinking, doing research, and writing and speaking for assessment. The book features a wealth of examples, activities and checklists to help students hone their skills. The 2nd edition features: - New content on writing critical reviews and case study reports, managing digital sources and using electronic databases - Additional activities on referencing and critical thinking - Practical pointers to help students hit the ground running and quickly get to grips with the expectations and conventions of postgraduate study

      Study Skills for International Postgraduates
    • This successful guide to social work theory and practice has now been fully revised and a substantial amount of new material has been added in order to make it even more comprehensive.

      The Blackwell Companion to Social Work
    • Mrs Hudson and the Malabar Rose

      • 346 Seiten
      • 13 Lesestunden
      3,9(12)Abgeben

      Even Sherlock Holmes needs help sometimes... Londoners are turning out for the unveiling of the Malabar Rose-a rare and remarkable ruby-and the British debut of the Great Salmanazar. A magician and illusionist extraordinaire, Salmanazar is the talk of Europe-since whenever he appears abroad, daring thefts of famous jewelry coincide with his performances. But after a special representative of the Home Secretary begs Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to help guard the Malabar Rose, it vanishes under the most baffling of circumstances. Suspecting that the Great Salmanazar has used smoke-and-mirrors on Scotland Yard, the formidable Mrs. Hudson is called upon to give a lesson in criminal deduction to that most logical of minds-the great Sherlock Holmes.

      Mrs Hudson and the Malabar Rose
    • "September in London, and the city basks in a glorious Indian summer. Sherlock Holmes has more work than he can handle, and when the Home Office asks him to sniff out a plot by Russian assassins on radical politician George Dashing, Holmes and Watson find themselves distracted by more pressing cases. Meanwhile, there is scandal at the home of Dashing's great political rival, Sir Henry Catanache. When Sir Henry's housemaid goes missing, leaving only a pool of blood behind, his son is the prime suspect. Can Sherlock discover the truth? Or will the Catanache family be rescued by Laurence Martin, a detective newly arrived in London who is dazzling society with some remarkable triumphs? Martin proves a surprising and enigmatic figure, and Mrs Hudson and Flotsam, her intrepid helper, soon find themselves as intrigued by the detective as they are by the crime..."--Publisher

      Mrs Hudson and the Blue Daisy Affair
    • The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social Work provides a concise guide to 400 topics relevant to the practice of social work in the 21st Century. It brings together 250 top authors and covers all service user groups.

      The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social Work