Strong. Smart. Fierce. Full of fire.    This bold and brazen little book is a salute to strong women everywhere - the ones that raised us, the ones that support us, the ones that show the world just how tough women can be    Strength comes in many shapes and sizes, from physical power and mental toughness to quiet and composed confidence. You can be gentle and powerful; you can be calm and resilient; you can be shy but rock-solid in your beliefs.    The empowering quotes and rousing affirmations in this book honour assertive and brave women everywhere. They will light a fire that helps you supercharge your confidence, lift your vibe and celebrate your power.    Packed with uplifting, inspirational mantras such as:    Empowered women empower women Strong women don't have "attitudes" - we have standards Behind every successful woman is her tribe of supportive sisters Nothing is mightier than a woman who knows her worth Never apologize for your power A strong woman supports herself. A stronger woman supports everyone around her.

You Are Strong As Hell

Variant: You are strong as hell

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Melting Point fuses prose and poetry, realism and literary inventiveness, in dealing with the absurdity of humanity. Its fourteen stories embrace a dizzying variety of genres: hyperrealism, sci-fi, the Gothic and melodrama, all subtly re-invented. The most striking thing about Magarian's collection is its range of interests, the multiplicity of the worlds evoked, and the extreme contrasts among its characters: a feted, reclusive writer; a seductive murderess with a fondness for Bourbon; a thief obsessed with a Toulouse-Lautrec print; a fruit and vegetable merchant who has a genius toddler; and a deep-sea diver who can only be free from clumsiness when she is submerged in water. Stories and characters flow from these molten moments in a series of fictions that touch on ecstasy and excess.

Melting Point

Variant: Melting point

The Book of Revelation serves as a lonely planet guide to this outrageous place in time. With a nod to Mark E. Smith - late lead singer of The Fall and "the John of Patmos of his day" - Rob A. Mackenzie's apocalyptic nightmare vision encompasses the rags of Empire, political turpitude and blindingly oppressive headlines in a grimly comic phantasmagoria of twenty-first century turmoil. It is not all darkness, however: there are consolations to be found in the creative underground, the varieties of artistic resistance, and guinea pigs. With typical formal variety and stylistic energy, Mackenzie takes us on a tour through the kingdoms of mosquito governments and "hyena influencers, hyena Messiahs", recognising both despair at passing moments and also that "the moments are always beginning".

The Book of Revelation

Variant: The book of revelation

Since childhood, Sandra Peters has been fascinated by the small, private island of Lieloh, home to the reclusive silent-film star Valerie Swanson. Having dreamed of going to art college, Sandra is now in her forties and working as a receptionist, but she still harbours artistic ambitions. When she sees an advert for a two-week artists' retreat on Lieloh, Sandra sets out on what might be a life-changing journey.

The Retreat

Variant: The retreat

A lost girl and a sprawling map of an unsettling city. Wren Lithgow has followed her concert pianist mother around the cities of Europe for almost two decades. When they arrive in the mysterious city-state of O, where Wren was conceived during a time of civil war, she resolves to find man she believes is her father. As the city closes in around her, Wren gives herself over to a place of which she understands nothing, but to which she feels a profound connection, in a story of the watchers and the watched, the ways in which we conceive of home and, finally, the possibility of living on our own terms.

Fox Fires

Variant: Fox fires

Shortlisted for the Lucy Cavendish 2020 Fiction Prize One sweltering midsummer night, two young women forge an unlikely bond. One of them is full of hope and ambition, the other devoid of it. How can they lead good lives, they wonder? What will they give to the world? By the time the sun comes up, their futures have been rewritten and their fates decided. Captivating and involving, in turns joyful and desolate, this haunting mystery is an exploration of vicariousness, virtue and privilege.

The Watch

Variant: The watch

Every Seventh Wave has strong echoes of Fiona Mozley's Elmet and Evie Wyld's All the Birds, Singing. Strongly lyrical, the novel also serves as a literary thriller, with a suspenseful pace that builds to its redemptive finale. People-trafficking, fraternal love and violence are the fulcrum the novel turns on, the latter rippling outwards, sparing no one. Every Seventh Wave is a literary tale of the fates we tether ourselves to, how seemingly benign encounters can provoke both hope and devastation.

Every Seventh Wave

Variant: Every seventh wave

'So, where is he then, your dad?' The world may be on a precipice but Sol, fresh from Tucson-desert rehab, finally has an answer to the question that has dogged her since childhood. And not a moment too soon. With aviation grinding to a halt in the face of global climate meltdown, this is the last chance to connect with her absentee father, a US marine stationed in Okinawa. To mend their broken past Sol and her lovelorn friend Kit must journey across poisoned oceans to the furthest reaches of the Japanese archipelago, a place where sea, sky and earth converge at the forefront of an encroaching environmental and geopolitical catastrophe; a place battered by the relentless tides of history, haunted by the ghosts of its past, where the real and the virtual, the dreamed and the lived, are ever harder to define. In Dreamtime Venetia Welby paints a terrifying and captivating vision of our near future and takes us on a vertiginous odyssey into the unknown.

Dreamtime

Variant: Dreamtime

Viking warriors raided other countries, terrified their enemies and stole treasure and land from them. Find out here how they lived, fought and died.

Vikings

Variant: Vikings

My best friend Julian and I were really into music. We sold CDs to our friends, and in time became real DJs. Julian changed his name to MC Cesar and hired a bodyguard. I knew he was going too far, but he thought no one could stop him. The problem was, they could.

Mc Cesar

Variant: Mc Cesar

Sam keeps getting messages that seem to be coming from his dead father. He thinks someone is playing a sick joke on him, and he wants to track them down. But he soon uncovers a deadly secret that sets him on course for violent revenge.

Something Rotten

Variant: Something rotten

It's 3035. There is no fuel left. Human brain-power is used instead. TV talent shows like The Stage exist to keep people's brains buzzing. But who are the performers, and what do they lose for a place in the spotlight? Do they even want to be there? Do we care?

Bright Lights

Variant: Bright lights

A nation of lies. A dangerous mission. No more war, no more disease. On the island, everyone is safe. That's what Riley's been brought up to believe. But when her sister goes missing, Riley discovers that her whole life is full of lies and the truth costs more than she can bear. In a nation where every citizen is monitored, does freedom really exist?

Silent Nation

Variant: Silent nation

When Eric wakes up in hospital he can't even remember his own name. There's a blank space in his head where his life used to be. They tell him he was hit by a car. He's been in a coma. But that's not the worst of it. Everyone seems to hate him. They say he did something terrible - really terrible. He can't believe he'd be so evil. But how can he defend himself, when his memory is a total blank?

Blank

Variant: Blank

The Voyages of De Villehardouin

Variant: The Voyages of de Villehardouin

Tristan

Variant: Tristan

Do real heroes wear spectacles? Oscar doesn't think so when he finds out he has to start wearing them. Then he meets with the mysterious optician, Mr. Rouse, who entrusts him with his latest 'crime fighting' specs. He thought his dream of being a detective was over but it's just about to begin. Bad guys beware, there's a new hero on the block, and this one wears spectacles.

The Mystery Victory

Variant: The mystery victory

Becoming French

Variant: Becoming French

Fran is a typical teenager. She has a loving family, a great best friend and she is doing really well in her school swimming team. But she also has a lot on her mind. Stuff that she doesn't talk to anyone about, especially her family.   During an evening out with her friends, Fran starts to feel unwell and needs to get home - now! And when the same thing happens at school and she starts to feel faint and her heartbeat gets out of control, Fran knows this is something she's never experienced before - but what is it? And why has it started now, just as her mum is hoping to return home?   A visit to the doctor may help, but maybe Fran can find other ways of helping herself.  Trigger warning: themes of suicide and self-harm included.

Friday Night Is Fish Supper Night

Variant: Friday night is fish supper night

Eleven-year-old Camille Martinez was excited about snowboarding and skiing at the family cabin for the weekend, but not too excited about being stuck with her older sister, her older cousin and, of course, her mom and aunt, who could be irritating. Her excitement turned to gloom when a blizzard hit and they were told that escaped convicts were in the area, which brought back bad memories that could cause her to have anxiety attacks. Will she overcome her fears? Will she and her family be safe? And most importantly will she get to snowboard?

Whiteout

Variant: Whiteout

**THE NUMBER 1 BESTSELLER AND WINNER OF THE BOOKER PRIZE** In this electrifying sequel to The Handmaid's Tale , Margaret Atwood answers the question that has tantalised readers for decades: What happened to Offred? The Republic of Gilead is beginning to rot from within. At this crucial moment, two girls with radically different experiences of the regime come face to face with the legendary, ruthless Aunt Lydia. But how far will each go for what she believes? Now with additional material: book club discussion points and an interview with Margaret Atwood about the real-life events that inspired The Testaments and The Handmaid's Tale . 'The Testaments is Atwood at her best . . . To read this book is to feel the world turning' Anne Enright _________________________________ PRAISE FOR THE TESTAMENTS : 'Everything The Handmaid's Tale fans wanted and more. Prepare to hold your breath throughout, and to cry real tears at the end' Stylist 'She manages to write about the darkest and most terrifying parts of human psychology in a way that is still deeply funny and full of dark strange hope' Naomi Alderman, author of The Power

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