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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Jeremiah Was A Bullfrog: A Fable of an Untranslatable Friendship. Book.

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Quantum Wine: Terroir. Book.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 204 pages. 5.50x0.46x8.50 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 226 pages. 5.50x0.57x8.50 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 270 pages. 6.00x0.61x9.00 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He was a good friend of mine. But the song got him wrong.Brack is old now, older than he had any business getting, and the young frogs who share his water no longer understand what he says. That does not trouble him as much as it once might have. Long ago, when he was young and broken by grief, he too entered a strange water where nothing made sense - and there he met Jeremiah.Jeremiah was an old bullfrog of the Deepwater. His voice was low, round, ancient and completely untranslatable. No creature understood a word he said. Yet those who sat near him found themselves changed. The lonely were less alone. The frightened remembered how to stay. The grieving learned that silence could be a door as well as a wall.After drought destroys the small pond of his birth, Brack crosses the dry land carrying the silence of his mother, the loss of his first friend, and the guilt of those he could not save. In the great water beyond, he finds danger, fear, quarrels, hunger, old legends, a strange human visitor, and the one friendship that will teach him how to live again.Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog is a lyrical adult fable about grief, survival, language, climate, memory and the mystery of being loved without being understood. It is a story of what is lost when a world dries, what remains when words fail, and what it means to sing joy into the dark on purpose.For readers who love literary fiction, animal allegory, philosophical fables and emotionally resonant stories of unlikely friendship. Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog is an adult literary fable about grief, survival, silence, language and the strange grace of being loved beyond understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your attention is not gone. It has been claimed.We live in a world designed to interrupt us. Notifications fracture thought. Screens fill every pause. Work follows us home, and convenience quietly replaces presence. Yet the answer is not to reject technology. It is to recover the authority to decide when and where it belongs.Reclaiming Attention offers a practical, humane path out of digital overload and back into a more tactile life. Through five carefully structured pillars, Kenneth Spalding shows how ordinary rituals can restore focus, calm and connection: beginning the day before the feed, planning work on paper, creating visible boundaries, rediscovering physical media and hands-on hobbies, protecting the bedroom and table, and keeping a recurring 24-hour Digital Sabbath.This is not a rigid detox or a nostalgic retreat from modern life. It is a guide to deliberate friction-small changes in rooms, objects and routines that make the life you want easier to enter. A moved charger, a mechanical clock, an open notebook, a walk without evidence, a meal without screens: each becomes a practical act of attention.Thoughtful, beautifully illustrated and grounded in research, Reclaiming Attention is for anyone who feels overconnected, distracted or tired of living at the pace of the stream. It invites readers to reclaim mornings, work, leisure, home and time-one room, one ritual and one undivided moment at a time. A practical, humane guide to escaping digital overload through analog rituals, focused work, screen-free spaces, hands-on leisure and a 24-hour Digital Sabbath. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if the greatest wines don't just reflect where they come from - they remember it?Alex Hartley is a London-based wine writer with a reputation for precision and a career built on scepticism. When a chance encounter with an aged Hunter Valley Semillon produces an experience she cannot explain - a vivid, inexplicable flash of place, memory, and sensation - she dismisses it as imagination.She's wrong.Drawn into the orbit of a reclusive scientist's suppressed research, Alex begins to unravel a discovery that challenges everything she thought she knew about wine, consciousness, and the nature of place itself. Dr Elizabeth Chen had a theory: that certain wines, under certain conditions, could store quantum information - fragments of environment, event, and human presence, locked into the bottle and released decades later to those sensitive enough to receive them.Chen's research was buried. Alex is about to find out why.Quantum Wine: Terroir is a literary thriller set between the wine cellars of London and the ancient soils of the Hunter Valley, where science and sensory experience collide in ways that are deeply unsettling - and impossible to ignore.For readers who believe that a great wine tells a story, this novel asks: what if that story is true? A literary thriller in which the science of wine becomes something far more dangerous. Book one of the Quantum Wine trilogy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - He was a good friend of mine. But the song got him wrong.Brack is old now, older than he had any business getting, and the young frogs who share his water no longer understand what he says. That does not trouble him as much as it once might have. Long ago, when he was young and broken by grief, he too entered a strange water where nothing made sense - and there he met Jeremiah.Jeremiah was an old bullfrog of the Deepwater. His voice was low, round, ancient and completely untranslatable. No creature understood a word he said. Yet those who sat near him found themselves changed. The lonely were less alone. The frightened remembered how to stay. The grieving learned that silence could be a door as well as a wall.After drought destroys the small pond of his birth, Brack crosses the dry land carrying the silence of his mother, the loss of his first friend, and the guilt of those he could not save. In the great water beyond, he finds danger, fear, quarrels, hunger, old legends, a strange human visitor, and the one friendship that will teach him how to live again.Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog is a lyrical adult fable about grief, survival, language, climate, memory and the mystery of being loved without being understood. It is a story of what is lost when a world dries, what remains when words fail, and what it means to sing joy into the dark on purpose.For readers who love literary fiction, animal allegory, philosophical fables and emotionally resonant stories of unlikely friendship.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Your attention is not gone. It has been claimed.We live in a world designed to interrupt us. Notifications fracture thought. Screens fill every pause. Work follows us home, and convenience quietly replaces presence. Yet the answer is not to reject technology. It is to recover the authority to decide when and where it belongs.Reclaiming Attention offers a practical, humane path out of digital overload and back into a more tactile life. Through five carefully structured pillars, Kenneth Spalding shows how ordinary rituals can restore focus, calm and connection: beginning the day before the feed, planning work on paper, creating visible boundaries, rediscovering physical media and hands-on hobbies, protecting the bedroom and table, and keeping a recurring 24-hour Digital Sabbath.This is not a rigid detox or a nostalgic retreat from modern life. It is a guide to deliberate friction-small changes in rooms, objects and routines that make the life you want easier to enter. A moved charger, a mechanical clock, an open notebook, a walk without evidence, a meal without screens: each becomes a practical act of attention.Thoughtful, beautifully illustrated and grounded in research, Reclaiming Attention is for anyone who feels overconnected, distracted or tired of living at the pace of the stream. It invites readers to reclaim mornings, work, leisure, home and time-one room, one ritual and one undivided moment at a time.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if the greatest wines don't just reflect where they come from - they remember it Alex Hartley is a London-based wine writer with a reputation for precision and a career built on scepticism. When a chance encounter with an aged Hunter Valley Semillon produces an experience she cannot explain - a vivid, inexplicable flash of place, memory, and sensation - she dismisses it as imagination.She's wrong.Drawn into the orbit of a reclusive scientist's suppressed research, Alex begins to unravel a discovery that challenges everything she thought she knew about wine, consciousness, and the nature of place itself. Dr Elizabeth Chen had a theory: that certain wines, under certain conditions, could store quantum information - fragments of environment, event, and human presence, locked into the bottle and released decades later to those sensitive enough to receive them.Chen's research was buried. Alex is about to find out why.Quantum Wine: Terroir is a literary thriller set between the wine cellars of London and the ancient soils of the Hunter Valley, where science and sensory experience collide in ways that are deeply unsettling - and impossible to ignore.For readers who believe that a great wine tells a story, this novel asks: what if that story is true.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He was a good friend of mine. But the song got him wrong.Brack is old now, older than he had any business getting, and the young frogs who share his water no longer understand what he says. That does not trouble him as much as it once might have. Long ago, when he was young and broken by grief, he too entered a strange water where nothing made sense - and there he met Jeremiah.Jeremiah was an old bullfrog of the Deepwater. His voice was low, round, ancient and completely untranslatable. No creature understood a word he said. Yet those who sat near him found themselves changed. The lonely were less alone. The frightened remembered how to stay. The grieving learned that silence could be a door as well as a wall.After drought destroys the small pond of his birth, Brack crosses the dry land carrying the silence of his mother, the loss of his first friend, and the guilt of those he could not save. In the great water beyond, he finds danger, fear, quarrels, hunger, old legends, a strange human visitor, and the one friendship that will teach him how to live again.Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog is a lyrical adult fable about grief, survival, language, climate, memory and the mystery of being loved without being understood. It is a story of what is lost when a world dries, what remains when words fail, and what it means to sing joy into the dark on purpose.For readers who love literary fiction, animal allegory, philosophical fables and emotionally resonant stories of unlikely friendship. Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog is an adult literary fable about grief, survival, silence, language and the strange grace of being loved beyond understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your attention is not gone. It has been claimed.We live in a world designed to interrupt us. Notifications fracture thought. Screens fill every pause. Work follows us home, and convenience quietly replaces presence. Yet the answer is not to reject technology. It is to recover the authority to decide when and where it belongs.Reclaiming Attention offers a practical, humane path out of digital overload and back into a more tactile life. Through five carefully structured pillars, Kenneth Spalding shows how ordinary rituals can restore focus, calm and connection: beginning the day before the feed, planning work on paper, creating visible boundaries, rediscovering physical media and hands-on hobbies, protecting the bedroom and table, and keeping a recurring 24-hour Digital Sabbath.This is not a rigid detox or a nostalgic retreat from modern life. It is a guide to deliberate friction-small changes in rooms, objects and routines that make the life you want easier to enter. A moved charger, a mechanical clock, an open notebook, a walk without evidence, a meal without screens: each becomes a practical act of attention.Thoughtful, beautifully illustrated and grounded in research, Reclaiming Attention is for anyone who feels overconnected, distracted or tired of living at the pace of the stream. It invites readers to reclaim mornings, work, leisure, home and time-one room, one ritual and one undivided moment at a time. A practical, humane guide to escaping digital overload through analog rituals, focused work, screen-free spaces, hands-on leisure and a 24-hour Digital Sabbath. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if the greatest wines don't just reflect where they come from - they remember it?Alex Hartley is a London-based wine writer with a reputation for precision and a career built on scepticism. When a chance encounter with an aged Hunter Valley Semillon produces an experience she cannot explain - a vivid, inexplicable flash of place, memory, and sensation - she dismisses it as imagination.She's wrong.Drawn into the orbit of a reclusive scientist's suppressed research, Alex begins to unravel a discovery that challenges everything she thought she knew about wine, consciousness, and the nature of place itself. Dr Elizabeth Chen had a theory: that certain wines, under certain conditions, could store quantum information - fragments of environment, event, and human presence, locked into the bottle and released decades later to those sensitive enough to receive them.Chen's research was buried. Alex is about to find out why.Quantum Wine: Terroir is a literary thriller set between the wine cellars of London and the ancient soils of the Hunter Valley, where science and sensory experience collide in ways that are deeply unsettling - and impossible to ignore.For readers who believe that a great wine tells a story, this novel asks: what if that story is true? A literary thriller in which the science of wine becomes something far more dangerous. Book one of the Quantum Wine trilogy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He was a good friend of mine. But the song got him wrong.Brack is old now, older than he had any business getting, and the young frogs who share his water no longer understand what he says. That does not trouble him as much as it once might have. Long ago, when he was young and broken by grief, he too entered a strange water where nothing made sense - and there he met Jeremiah.Jeremiah was an old bullfrog of the Deepwater. His voice was low, round, ancient and completely untranslatable. No creature understood a word he said. Yet those who sat near him found themselves changed. The lonely were less alone. The frightened remembered how to stay. The grieving learned that silence could be a door as well as a wall.After drought destroys the small pond of his birth, Brack crosses the dry land carrying the silence of his mother, the loss of his first friend, and the guilt of those he could not save. In the great water beyond, he finds danger, fear, quarrels, hunger, old legends, a strange human visitor, and the one friendship that will teach him how to live again.Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog is a lyrical adult fable about grief, survival, language, climate, memory and the mystery of being loved without being understood. It is a story of what is lost when a world dries, what remains when words fail, and what it means to sing joy into the dark on purpose.For readers who love literary fiction, animal allegory, philosophical fables and emotionally resonant stories of unlikely friendship. Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog is an adult literary fable about grief, survival, silence, language and the strange grace of being loved beyond understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…