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<b><i>The Story of Bugatti</i> is a beautifully designed, gift-sized celebration of this incredible car manufacturer.</b><br/><br/>Since 1909, Bugatti has been synonymous with fast, luxury motoring, with its EB Bugatti badge proudly adorning the bonnets of some of the most famous cars ever made. In this elegantly designed book in the bestselling <i>Story of Cars</i> series, <i>The</i> <i>Story of Bugatti </i>provides a fascinating look into the people, the innovations and the cars that have helped define this premier brand.<br/><br/>Bugatti has produced some of the best cars ever made, often defining the eras they were made in. From the Type 35 racer, Type 41 Royale limousine and Type 57SC Atlantic masterpiece of the early years to the Veyron hypercar and extreme track-only Bolide of the 21st century, Bugatti has always been at the forefront of style and extreme performance.<br/><br/>Packed with stunning photography and fascinating text, <i>The Story of Bugatti</i> charts the history of this exceptional marque in perfect gift package.

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<i><b>The Little Book of Watches</b></i> is your pocket guide to the world of horology, diving into the stories behind legendary pieces by iconic designers like Rolex, Patek Philippe, Tag Heuer, and Omega. Beginning with an introduction to the history and technological development of watches, the book contains profiles of all the most iconic timepieces, from early pioneering models to groundbreaking wristwatches and contemporary luxury classics. Featuring full-colour archive photography in a small-but-luxury package, this is the perfect quick-reference guide for lovers of watches and fans of beautiful design.

This is Stephen King and Peter Straub's epic and unforgettable finale to the Talisman Trilogy (including the novels The Talisman and Black House) and a wrapping up of the fate of the worlds in King's iconic, fiercely beloved Dark Tower epic. It is also a wonderful stand-alone novel, that will appeal to new readers, as well as to King's Constant Reader. OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE is the story of Jack Sawyer, whom readers first met when he was twelve, crossing America and 'the territories' to save his mother's life, and met again in Black House, where Jack faces a child killer and the Crimson King (among other evils). In OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE Jack must stop a rampaging gang of infected teenagers from America-side, and the forces of the mysterious Gullet at the edge of Mid-World, before it destroys our world and all worlds. Jack is older now; his Ka-tet is fraying; and his task, nearly impossible. Magnificent, riveting, full of heart, and humour, OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE is a spectacular, propulsive adventure, and features 30 exclusive black and white illustrations by artist Gabriel Rodriguez.

<b>On the occasion of a major Tate Modern exhibition, distinguished art historian Dawn Ades unpacks the work of Frida Kahlo.</b>

<b>All aboard for the most gripping mystery of the year. Eight passengers board the train. Will any of them survive the journey?</b><br/><br/>When ex-detective Midge McGowan embarks on a sleeper train to Scotland, she's hoping for a nice relaxing trip to enjoy the snowy highlands. Instead, the journey quickly turns into a nightmare.<br/><br/>There's a priceless piece of art on board that's rumoured to be cursed. One of the passengers is a mysterious prisoner on release from jail, who won't speak to anyone and remains locked in his cabin, with a guard posted on the door. And then the lights go out, the train stops, and someone turns up dead.<br/><br/>Their body is found inside a locked carriage - with no way in or out - so how was the crime committed? Is this really the work of a ghost? Or has one of the guests just pulled off the perfect murder? The only thing Midge knows for sure is that not all of them will reach their destination alive...

<b>From the internationally bestselling author of <i>The Song of Achilles </i>and <i>Circe </i>comes a remarkable new short story </b><br/><br/><b><i>A cursed father, a gifted daughter</i></b><br/><br/> Mestra, daughter of the King of Thessaly, is gifted a unique ability by Poseidon: metamorphosis into any being she can imagine.<br/><br/> Her father, on the other hand, is cursed. As punishment for disrespecting the goddess Demeter, he is in possession of an unnatural, insatiable hunger.<br/><br/>Devoted Mestra suggests using her new gift to help her father. But if his hunger is bottomless, how much will he take from her? Soon she must decide: will she keep helping her father survive, or finally break free?<br/><br/>A jewel-like tale of human fallibility, <i>Mestra</i> confirms Madeline Miller as our high priestess of mythology.