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The Picture of Dorian Greyhound: Beautifully illustrated classics, as told by the finest breeds! (Classic Tails)
by Oscar Wilde Eliza GarrettCLASSIC TAILS - the greatest works of literature, as told by the finest breedsWe all have our favourite classic tales; books that have been beloved to us since childhood, whose wonderful stories and rich tapestry of characters are unsurpassed in modern literature. How, you may ask, could these marvellous works ever be improved upon?Reader, ask no more...for we present The Picture of Dorian GreyhoundDorian Greyhound is the best of his breed - well-tempered, beautiful and pure of heart. So Basil Basset, an artist, paints a portrait that reflects the very essence of Dorian's soul.But soon Dorian befriends selfish hedonist Lord Henry Wooffon, and then the moral corruption of this sweet creature begins. On the outside, Dorian remains young and sleek - but as his naughtiness increases, the portrait starts to reveal the extent of his inner decay...What readers are saying about The Picture of Dorian Greyhound:'The whole book is hilarious. I need more of these Classic Tails editions in my life''Clever text, lovely illustrations''Fun references and amazing artwork. It's certainly made me want to read the original'
Picture Perfect
by Jeevani Charika‘I loved it! I read this book in a (very pleasant) day’ Sue Moorcroft, Sunday Times bestselling author ‘Captured perfectly the essence of the fake-dating trope… Really enjoyable and fun.’ NetGalley reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Picture Perfect
by Serena PatelSonal plans a screen-free camping trip to get her family to spend time together. But a series of hilarious mishaps make her wonder if she’ll ever get the perfect family picture … A hilarious and heartwarming comedy from the author of Anisha, Accidental Detective.
Picture Perfect (Geek Girl #3)
by Holly Smale“My name is Harriet Manners, and I’ll always be a geek.” It’s the hilarious third book in the bestselling award-winning GEEK GIRL series!
Pictures from an Institution: A Comedy (Phoenix Fiction #M52)
by Randall JarrellBeneath the unassuming surface of a progressive women’s college lurks a world of intellectual pride and pomposity awaiting devastation by the pens of two brilliant and appalling wits. Randall Jarrell’s classic novel was originally published to overwhelming critical acclaim in 1954, forging a new standard for campus satire—and instantly yielding comparisons to Dorothy Parker’s razor-sharp barbs. Like his fictional nemesis, Jarrell cuts through the earnest conversations at Benton College—mischievously, but with mischief nowhere more wicked than when crusading against the vitriolic heroine herself.
Pictures from an Institution: A Comedy (Phoenix Fiction #M52)
by Randall JarrellBeneath the unassuming surface of a progressive women’s college lurks a world of intellectual pride and pomposity awaiting devastation by the pens of two brilliant and appalling wits. Randall Jarrell’s classic novel was originally published to overwhelming critical acclaim in 1954, forging a new standard for campus satire—and instantly yielding comparisons to Dorothy Parker’s razor-sharp barbs. Like his fictional nemesis, Jarrell cuts through the earnest conversations at Benton College—mischievously, but with mischief nowhere more wicked than when crusading against the vitriolic heroine herself.
Pictures from an Institution: A Comedy (Phoenix Fiction #M52)
by Randall JarrellBeneath the unassuming surface of a progressive women’s college lurks a world of intellectual pride and pomposity awaiting devastation by the pens of two brilliant and appalling wits. Randall Jarrell’s classic novel was originally published to overwhelming critical acclaim in 1954, forging a new standard for campus satire—and instantly yielding comparisons to Dorothy Parker’s razor-sharp barbs. Like his fictional nemesis, Jarrell cuts through the earnest conversations at Benton College—mischievously, but with mischief nowhere more wicked than when crusading against the vitriolic heroine herself.
Pictures from an Institution: A Comedy (Phoenix Fiction #M52)
by Randall JarrellBeneath the unassuming surface of a progressive women’s college lurks a world of intellectual pride and pomposity awaiting devastation by the pens of two brilliant and appalling wits. Randall Jarrell’s classic novel was originally published to overwhelming critical acclaim in 1954, forging a new standard for campus satire—and instantly yielding comparisons to Dorothy Parker’s razor-sharp barbs. Like his fictional nemesis, Jarrell cuts through the earnest conversations at Benton College—mischievously, but with mischief nowhere more wicked than when crusading against the vitriolic heroine herself.
A PIECE OF CAKE
by Trisha AshleyA warm and witty short story from the No.1 bestselling author of The Christmas Invitation – perfect for fans of Katie Fforde and Jill Mansell
Pieces of Perfect (Pieces Series #1)
by Elizabeth HayleyAs a sexy ex-hockey player, Max was the bad boy with something to prove. As a handsome single father, Adam was the man most women wait a lifetime for. Each man would take me on a journey of self-discovery that was marred with lies, jealousy, deceit, and a whole lot of fun. They each offered a glimpse of happily ever after, a piece of perfect. But in my constant quest to have it all, I would risk losing everything. Only one thing was certain. I’d never be the same after this.
PIG and the Big Quiz (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpoleThere's a school quiz against The Academy and Pig joins the team.
PIG and the Fancy Pants: Set 1 (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePIG is late for school and he can't find his pants - so he borrows his sister's sparkly pink Drama Diva panties.
Pig and the Ice-Cream Cake (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpoleIt's Pig's birthday party and everything goes wrong.
PIG and the Long Fart: Set 1 (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePIG agrees to make a speech at the school assembly, but a long fart creeps out.
PIG and the Rainbow Hair (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePig is fed up with getting picked on - especially by that Dean Gosnall, who always wants a fight. Pig decides that it's his red hair that's the problem, so Gran and Suki decide to help him change its colour. But it goes a bit wrong and Pig ends up with bright, radioactive orange hair. How can Pig go to school with dayglo orange hair? The teachers will ban him and Goofy Gosnall will beat him up. Can Pig's mum come to the rescue? Boys love PIG! Peter Ian Green has another hilarious adventure in this book, one of the bestselling series 'PIG' by Barbara Catchpole. Coupled with fantastic black-and-white illustrations and an easy-to-read diary format, the laugh-out-loud humour and tale of friendship will appeal to all readers.
PIG and the Talking Poo: Set 1 (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePig loses his huge brown plastic dog poo that reminds him of his dad.
PIG Gets Angry (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePig's mum wants to get a divorce from his dad and Pig gets really angry.
PIG Gets the Black Death: Set 1 (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePig hates needles, but then he thinks that he might have the Black Death.
Pig is a Blue Baboon's Bottom (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePig's class at school all have to bring in something they don't use anymore. It all starts well (even though Pig takes in his mum's wedding ring), but then things go wrong and Pig accuses Raj of something terrible. Raj is very upset and calls Pig a blue baboon's bottom. That's Raj's worst insult. Can Pig do anything to restore his friendship with Raj? Boys love PIG! Peter Ian Green has another hilarious adventure in this book, one of the bestselling series 'PIG' by Barbara Catchpole. Coupled with fantastic black-and-white illustrations and an easy-to-read diary format, the laugh-out-loud humour and tale of friendship will appeal to all readers.
PIG is a Hairy Snotter (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePig finally gets to go on his surfing holiday with the school. (He got the holiday because he was in the Head Teacher's Secret Toilet without asking.) While Pig is away, Suki tells him that he has lost his bedroom. Mum has got rid of all his stuff and from now on he will have to live under the stairs, just like Hairy Snotter. This must be Bob's Revenge. What can Pig do? Boys love PIG! Peter Ian Green has another hilarious adventure in this book, one of the bestselling series 'PIG' by Barbara Catchpole. Coupled with fantastic black-and-white illustrations and an easy-to-read diary format, the laugh-out-loud humour and tale of friendship will appeal to all readers.
Pig Kahuna: Who's That Pig? (Pig Kahuna)
by Jennifer SattlerIt's just a regular old day at the beach for Fergus and his brother, Dink.Then they see something off in the distance . . .Wait . . . it's not a something. It's a someone!She's bold.She's interesting!She's fun! But does this Pig Kahuna duo have room for a third? This newest entry in the kid-friendly series featuring Fergus and Dink captures the unique challenges and excitement of making friends, reminding readers that the best approach is always to be yourself.
Pig Kahuna: Who's That Pig? (Pig Kahuna)
by Jennifer SattlerIt's just a regular old day at the beach for Fergus and his brother, Dink.Then they see something off in the distance . . .Wait . . . it's not a something. It's a someone!She's bold.She's interesting!She's fun! But does this Pig Kahuna duo have room for a third? This newest entry in the kid-friendly series featuring Fergus and Dink captures the unique challenges and excitement of making friends, reminding readers that the best approach is always to be yourself.
Pig Leaves Home (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePig decides to run away to Spain to live with his real dad.
The Pig of Happiness
by Edward Monkton“I know”, thought the pig. “I shall become an EXTRAORDINARY pig. I shall see the BEST in EVERYONE and EVERYTHING. I shall become THE PIG of HAPPINESS!” A charmingly illustrated allegory about a pig who got extremely happy and decided to spread joy after years of wallowing…
PIG plays Cupid: Set 1 (Pig Ser.)
by Barbara CatchpolePIG sets his mum up on the Kissy Kissy Online Dating Site. How can it end well?