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Number of Titles Found: 40
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| Title: A Journalism Handbook for Media Entrepreneurs |
| By (author): The Arkbound Foundation |
| ISBN10-13: 1912092638 : 9781912092635 |
| What does it take to become a journalist? How do journalists work, and is it possible to start your very own media outlet from scratch? A JOURNALISM HANDBOOK FOR MEDIA ENTREPRENEURS provides a comprehensive guide to aspiring journalists looking to enter this exciting and fast-moving industry. From a look at the standards that good journalists must uphold to practical guidance in making news, the Handbook goes on to outline how someone can successfully start their own media outlet and keep it financially sustainable. Drawing upon case studies from across the world and compiled by leading journalists from seven countries, A JOURNALISM HANDBOOK FOR MEDIA ENTREPRENEURS offers new insights and routes into a profession that was previously inaccessible to most people. |
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"A Journalism Handbook’ is a wonderful guide for the aspiring journalist. Easy to follow and very accessible, it offers a broad and in-depth look at the practice of journalism. Readers will get ample information on the duties of the journalist, on how to get ideas and research them, how to write a great article etc, whilst also getting insight into the changing media industry i.e. the rise of online journalism. Overall, a wonderful book, informative, and useful and something that the reader can easily go back to time after time. Highly recommend this to anyone who is raring and ready to get into the world of journalism." -- Anon, Amazon UK
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Pages: 121
Size: 205x125mm
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| Published: Arkbound - January 2018 |
| Format: Paperback |
| Subjects: Media studies : Press & journalism |
| List Price: 7.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 4 |
| Title: 1 of: 40 |
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| Title: A Lullaby in the Desert |
| By (author): Mozhe Azar |
| ISBN10-13: 1912092816 : 9781912092819 |
| A Lullaby in the Desert tells the story of one womanâ s unrelenting journey to find freedom. Born in Iran, Susan is forced to flee in order to escape an arranged marriage, leaving her mother and everything she has known behind. Years later, Susan has settled in Erbil where she must continue to navigate the daily threat of racial prejudice and a violent patriarchal society. Yet even as she struggles to survive, life is further disturbed by the approach of ISIS in 2014. Like many others, Susan is forced to make a life changing decision. Stay in Erbil and let ISIS decide her fate? Or risk everything in search of a freedom she had never known? The subjection and danger that Susan must overcome during her gruelling journey shows an instinct for survival and human resilience that is truly eye opening. A Lullaby in the Desert may share one womanâ s fight for survival, but it shows the reality that many have, and still, face. |
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"This book is fairly well-written, with strong prose and interesting characters. It’s not a light read. it’s a disturbing, harrowing read. An eye-opening one. That’s kinda the point." -- Pages and Paws
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Pages: 248
Size: 205x125mm
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| Published: Arkbound - February 2021 |
| Format: Book - detail unspecified |
| Subjects: Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945) |
| List Price: 9.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 97 |
| Title: 2 of: 40 |
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| Title: A Really Nice Tea and Some Magic Music |
| By (author): Caroline Higgins |
| ISBN10-13: 1912092549 : 9781912092543 |
| A REALLY NICE TEA AND SOME MAGIC MUSIC are two short stories for children aged 6 to 11 years, which will capture the imaginations of young readers. The first story depicts the appearance of some Far East tea growers, who come bearing exotic brands of tea. The second is a dream-like story of a magical piano that can transport its player to new places across the world. Relatively short in length, these self-contained short stories are perfect for reading to children for bed times, with colourful illustrations that add depth to the narrative. |
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Pages: 32
Size: 205x125mm
Illustrations: colour illus
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| Published: Arkbound - February 2019 |
| Format: Paperback |
| Subjects: Picture books, activity books & early learning mat : Children's / Teenage: general non-fiction |
| List Price: 7.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 8 |
| Title: 3 of: 40 |
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| Title: A Requiem for Biscuit Town |
| By (author): Amanda Walsh |
| ISBN10-13: 1911740083 : 9781911740087 |
| A Requiem for Biscuit Town is a raw and resonant poetry collection about grief, identity, and survival. Told through the lens of working-class life, it moves through the five stages of grief â denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance â capturing the heartbreak and resilience of lives shaped by struggle. These poems donâ t just ask you to reflect, they ask you to feel. Unflinching and compassionate, this collection is both a reckoning and a refuge, a place where loss is laid bare, where class and mental health arenâ t footnotes, and where healing doesnâ t follow a straight line. Read it front to back, or jump in where it hurts the most. Either way, this isnâ t just poetry. Itâ s survival in verse. |
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Pages: 42
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| Published: Arkbound - January 2026 |
| Format: Book - detail unspecified |
| Subjects: Picture books, activity books & early learning mat : Children's / Teenage: general non-fiction |
| List Price: 12.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: Temporarily Out of Stock, more expected soon |
| Title: 4 of: 40 |
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| Title: A Taste of Destinity (Enhanced Version) |
| Sub-title: Children's Short Stories |
| By (author): Nicole d'Altena |
| ISBN10-13: 1912092956 : 9781912092956 |
| A children's book with illustrations. |
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Pages: 32
Size: 205x125mm
Illustrations: illus
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| Published: Arkbound - December 2018 |
| Format: Paperback |
| Subjects: Anthologies (Children's / Teenage) : General fiction (Children's / Teenage) |
| List Price: 7.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 7 |
| Title: 5 of: 40 |
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| Title: An Irish Childhood |
| By (author): Mary McCann |
| ISBN10-13: 1912092565 : 9781912092567 |
| Mary McCann was born in the 1920s into the harsh and deprived countryside life of Northern Ireland. Growing up, she took care of her siblings, wearing clothes that her mother made out of flour sacks. School life was harsh and illness and deprivation were constant threats. Mary adored her hard-working father but felt distant from her mother, with whom she nursed neighbours through diseases that swept through the community. Mary endured many trials and tribulations in her large family before she found her way to London, England and the start of a new life. She had a family of her own but members of the family back home followed her, not always happily. This is a story that will make you laugh and cry -- an important historical account of life in Northern Ireland at the beginning of the twentieth century. |
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"I was charmed by the gentle flow and the detail of how life was back then. There are not the cliff hangers of a fictional book because this is the story of someone’s actual life! The description of the process the writer's mother used to make clothes out of potato sacks was so interesting and the fact that they went to school in shoes only in the winter months. If you are looking for a whodunnit or saucy romp then this will not be for you, but if people's actual lives interest you then you will love this interesting account of life lived in Ireland and England back in the day. Highly recommend.” -- paddypaws, Amazon UK
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"An incredible insight into Northern Irish life in the early 20th Century, Mary Mccann's book describes communities before cars, electricity and the expectations we know of today. From the traditional Irish ceilidhs of rural villages and growth of the IRA, to poverty and illness, this rich depiction of Mary Mccann's experiences is one that will inspire and inform - shedding a light on a time that is no less relevant now as it was then." -- James Stewart, Constant Star review
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Pages: 164
Size: 210x150mm
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| Published: Arkbound - August 2018 |
| Format: Paperback |
| Subjects: Memoirs |
| List Price: 8.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 2 |
| Title: 6 of: 40 |
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| Title: Arcadia |
| By (author): Odiri Ighamre |
| ISBN10-13: 191209259X : 9781912092598 |
| Timone is a curious young boy who lives in Arcadia and is guided by mysterious spirits. His intrigue for the world that exists outside of his home leads him to discover the impact of man upon Earth. This illustrated book introduces young readers to the environmental issues our world faces today. Allow yourself to get lost in Arcadia, play with the animals and bathe in the magic found here. |
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"There is so much I loved. I read it in terms of transitions- from day to night, collective to individual, innocence to experience, from the real to the spiritual/liminal- and what I like about the ending is that it makes this idea of transitioning problematic. And so the conclusion/the moral is scrambled. Doesn't fit into a simple formulation. Is left undone. Instead it resonates emotionally. And I think that is its final power. Timone's journey is not our journey. His transition is complete, his story has an ending, and ours is left open... we have searching left to do." -- Max Hepley, Boundless Magazine
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Pages: 54
Size: 230x155mm
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| Published: Arkbound - February 2018 |
| Format: Book - detail unspecified |
| Subjects: Fantasy & magical realism (Children's / Teenage) : Traditional stories (Children's / Teenage) |
| List Price: 12.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 3 |
| Title: 7 of: 40 |
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| Title: Beyond the Mind |
| By (author): Jema Fowler |
| ISBN10-13: 1912092832 : 9781912092833 |
| BEYOND THE MIND explores meditation and mindfulness as therapy for tragedy and recurring negative thought. With a focus on the isolation faced by many during lockdown, the book takes you through the stages of mindfulness therapy and explains the practical uses for everyday life. |
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"One of the most significant and relatable aspects of Jema Fowler’s Beyond the Mind is her assessment of how COVID-19 both ignited the need for change within many of us and lead to feelings of anxiety. Going hand in hand with this idea, Fowler also highlights the impact that social media can have on our mindset, writing that: ‘social media has a positive side and can be beneficial and indeed it has been a lifeline to many during the Coronavirus crisis.’ Through her discussion, Fowler educates the reader on how our emotions and mental state can be affected by outward influences like the Coronavirus and social media, and informs us that we must try to limit their impact, ‘we do not have to be slaves to social media and all of us need to be mindful of what we allow to influence us and the input that we allow.’ Through her easy-to-follow format and digestible writing style, Fowler offers a piece of clarity and sense in a time that is so uncertain." -- Sophie Smith
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Pages: 127
Size: 205x125mm
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| Published: Arkbound - October 2020 |
| Format: Paperback |
| Subjects: Health & personal development : Mind, Body, Spirit |
| List Price: 8.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 16 |
| Title: 8 of: 40 |
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| Title: Blood Red Sky |
| By (author): Sara Cullen |
| ISBN10-13: 1911740059 : 9781911740056 |
| The high school is on fire. Aaron Smith, the local bad boy, is arrested at the scene. Heâ s locked up by the end of the night, guilty until proven innocent. Only two people know the truth about what happened; Aaron and his little sister. Aaron will do anything to save his sister, including going to prison without a trial. But then the pandemic comes to Scotland, and trials are cancelled. Aaron finds himself locked up, in a lockdown, and no one is able to help him. Blood Red Sky is a story of love, loss, humour and hope and makes you wonder; what should we do with teenagers who cross the line? Should we lock them up, or take time to find out the truth? |
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Pages: 277
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| Published: Arkbound - November 2025 |
| Format: Book - detail unspecified |
| Subjects: Health & personal development : Mind, Body, Spirit |
| List Price: 12.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: In Stock
Qty Available: 69 |
| Title: 9 of: 40 |
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| Title: Bury Me Where They Fall |
| By (author): Jon Barghest |
| ISBN10-13: 1911740121 : 9781911740124 |
| â Donâ t put too much faith in mythsâ ¦ especially the true ones.â What use is a soldier who wonâ t obey orders? Sent home from the violent frontier of the Theos Empire in disgrace, Amiel is dragged before her old commander for punishment. Her penance? A suicide mission into the wild, uncharted forests to the west, where she must hunt down and kill a mysterious warlord named Decius. With a silent, powerful new ally by her side, she moves further into the unknown. But something isnâ t right, among the trees. The events around Amiel take on a nightmarish life of their own, mirroring a myth she heard as a child. A noble knight, a mad king. A trickster and a priest. Itâ s all coming true around her, but everything is darker. More brutal. Is the warrior who marches at her side the noble knight? Has he finally come as foretold to rid the world of the mad king? Or will Amiel follow her faith to her own destruction? Step into the darkness with her and see. |
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Pages: 200
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| Published: Arkbound - October 2026 |
| Format: Book - detail unspecified |
| Subjects: Health & personal development : Mind, Body, Spirit |
| List Price: 16.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: Not yet Published
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| Title: 10 of: 40 |
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