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Steeple Chasing:Churches are all around London. They contain art and architectural wonders. Award-winning writer Peter Ross sets out to tell their stories, and through them a story of Britain. Join him as he visits London’s great cathedrals with their histories of fire and love. It is about people as much as place.
E-book Edition: £12.99 Hardcover: £13.67 Paperback: £8.99
The Art Of Home:In The Art Of Home, the author Shea McGee takes us through every room of the house, starting with an explanation of process and then guiding our entry ways, living rooms, kitchens, offices and kids’ rooms. With step-by-step guidance, Shea helps us transform the most important parts of our lives and how we live.
E-book Edition: £16.99 Hardcover: £19.27
Sort Your Life Out:The first official book from the life-changing BBC show, Sort Your Life Out will give you the tools to transform your home in three simple steps:
1. CLEAN — how to let go and clear out the chaos.
2. SORT — time to sell, donate, recycle and upcycle.
3. SYSTEMISE — learn how to organise, fold and store in a way that is manageable.
E-book Edition: £7.99 Hardcover: £16.99
Never Too Small:Small footprint design proves that living better doesn’t have to mean living larger. Following the success of their first book, the second volume of Never Too Small that explores small space living showcases 30 new and outstanding homes from around the world. The book features beautiful photography and offers an inspiring model for the future of housing.
Hardcover £27.6
1. What is
Steeple Chasing about?
A.Exploring history behind London’s churches. |
B.Spreading knowledge of church construction. |
C.Showing beautiful photography of great cathedrals. |
D.Sharing experience of being an award-winning writer. |
2. What do
The Art Of Home and
Sort Your Life Out have in common?
A.They have the same prices. | B.They are both adapted from a show. |
C.They share the similar focus. | D.They both guide readers in three steps. |
3. Which of the following meets the concept of
Never Too Small?
A.Less is more. | B.Live smaller but better. |
C.The smaller, the better. | D.Enlarge your space, enlarge your life. |