Michael Cannon Livres

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Set in the north of England at the turn of the last century, the story follows a family's fight for survival amidst challenging circumstances. As they navigate the hardships of the era, their resilience and determination are tested, highlighting themes of struggle, perseverance, and the bonds of family in the face of adversity.

Exploring the lives of ex-Special Forces personnel post-retirement, the narrative delves into their struggles with reintegration into civilian life while grappling with the shortcomings of the justice system they once served. It highlights their challenges, moral dilemmas, and the psychological toll of their past experiences, offering a gripping insight into the complexities of their identities and the pursuit of justice outside conventional means.

Set in the early twentieth century, the narrative explores the struggles of the working-class in North East England, highlighting their resilience amidst harsh living conditions. The story delves into the daily lives and challenges faced by the characters, painting a vivid picture of the era's grit and determination. Through their experiences, themes of hardship, community, and perseverance are vividly portrayed, offering a poignant reflection on a time when life demanded unwavering strength.

Set against the backdrop of London in 1989, the story follows Robert Aitken, a musician whose dreams are shattered by tragedy, leading him to abandon his life and loved ones. Two decades later, in Australia, two former music enthusiasts encounter a man resembling Aitken, who now lives as a bitter recluse haunted by guilt. As he performs in a rundown pub, Aitken confronts his past and the shadows that have followed him, seeking redemption and peace in a life he thought he had left behind.

Flying Machines is a spectacular interactive guide to aerodynamics that has five fabulous flying machines to make. There are two specially designed paper planes, a rubber-band-powered single-prop plane, a unique, superspeedy twin-prop plane and a vertical take-off helicopter. Flying hints and tips suggest how to manipulate your machines speed, distance and flight direction, demonstrating the basic aerodynamic principles and helping you to understand the forces that affect flight. (Carries EU Toy Safety Directive 'CE' logo).

Mit Sprachwitz und psychologischer Beobachtungsgabe hat Michael Cannon in diesem Roman seine eigene Generation gezeichnet: Boy meets girl – zwischen Verweigerung, Sex, Kneipen, Lehrstellenknappheit und Zukunft. Keiner traut sich und dem anderen, und so gehen viele Sommer ins Land, bevor man sich, vom Leben geläutert, auf die Liebe einläßt.