Allan Sanders Livres

Little Explorers is a new first-information series for curious youngsters. W ith sturdy flaps to lift on every page, little ones can have hands-on fun discovering the amazing w orld w e live in. My Amazing Body is a lively introduction to the human body, w here children can lift the flaps to find out w hat goes on under their skin. Young readers w ill be amazed as they find out how the brain w orks, w hat happens to a mouthful of food, how fast our fingernails grow , and w hat breathing is all about.

'Little Explorers' is a first-information series for curious youngsters. With sturdy flaps to lift on every page, little ones can have hands-on fun discovering the amazing world we live in.

Marion Todd - “A ‘must read’ for fans of Scottish crime fiction”Olga Wojtas - “Subtle, complex and intense as a fine island malt.” where the rich and the powerful come to play away from the prying eyes of the press.But when there is an assassination attempt on a Cabinet Minister whiles he's on his island estate, questions must be asked, and Inspector Angus Blue and his team return to the Hebrides to investigate.Deemed a matter of 'National Security' by London, local protocols are overruled, and Special Branch officers are sent to hunt down the assassin. By the time Inspector Blue and his team arrive the estate staff have been scared into silence, and the crime scene has been disturbed.His investigation hampered at every turn, Inspector Blue must discover what Special Branch are hiding - and who they are protecting.The Dead of Jura is the second novel in Inspector Angus Blue Series.

Mentoring is the indispensable tool in the spiritual and character formation of today's emerging leaders. With biblical examples of mentors and insights from experts in discipleship and mentor training, this book provides practical strategies, exercises, and models for your journey through mentoring.

Four German Stories is a reader of short stories by German and Austrian writers written from postwar to contemporary times. The stories are arranged in order of increasing complexity for vocabulary, syntax, style, topic and approach. The text is structured to be of use for English speaking students learning German and includes footnotes for difficult or idiomatic phrases, an extensive glossary for most words found in the stories, and pre-and post-reading discussion questions.

On the Scottish Hebridean Island of Islay, five corpses are dug up by a peat-cutter. All of them have been shot in the back of the head, execution style. Sent across from the mainland to investigate, Inspector Angus Blue and his team slowly piece together the little evidence they have, and discover the men were killed on a wartime base, over 70 years ago. But there are still secrets worth protecting, and even killing for. Who can Inspector Blue trust? Reviews of The Peat Dead: "A mystery so redolent of its island setting that you practically smell the peat and whisky on the pages." - Douglas Skelton" This atmospheric crime novel set on Islay gripped me from the start. A book that shows decades-old crimes cast long shadows." - Sarah Ward

Just outside Oban, within sight of the Connel Bridge, there's a burnt out car containing the charred remains of a human body. A woman is missing - but is the body hers? In a high stakes game of business and politics, what secret does the bustling port of Oban hide that is worth killing for? "Complex, thrilling and hugely satisfying" - Marion Todd "The Dead of Appin is another cracking instalment in the Angus Blue series. Embark on whisky flavoured adventures in the west Highlands as Blue is drawn into a dangerous world of intrigue and corruption. Addictive from page one!" - G. R. Halliday "A complex mystery starring the unforgettable Angus Blue as he explores political corruption and grisly murders in the Scottish highlands. And he cooks too! Don't miss it." - Emma Christie

"…a book to die for, a gripping, international crime thriller” - Andrew J GreigLurking behind the peaceful facade of Oban, a picturesque west coast Scottish town, lies a mystery.The disappearance of an unassuming bookshop owner lays bare a complex network of rare book theft. Detective Inspector Angus Blue, drawn into the case by the inexplicable circumstances surrounding Aino Carselaw’s disappearance, finds himself embarking on a challenging investigation where priceless books hold the key to a dangerous plot.As Angus delves into Aino’s life he uncovers a passion for rare books that extends beyond her discreet backstreet bookshop. Her specialist expertise has attracted a secretive network of collectors, dealers, and thieves determined to possess these valuable books... and willing to kill for them.

Brought together for the first time, this collection of nineteen short stories, from best-selling author Allan Martin, asks, "Is murder always wrong?". Well-known for the darkly dry humour of his Inspector Angus Blue series of crime thrillers set across Scotland, Allan Martin brings his razor-sharp eye for detail to the short story genre, and Tales Murderous and Mysterious will have you gripped from the first knock on the door, to the last dead body. Andrew James Greig says: "Allan's macabre short stories bring Edgar Allan Poe to mind." Olga Wojtas calls it: "a kist of darkly sparkling gems"

Introduction: Dead man talking -- Prologue to history -- Gemini, the twins: Faroese and Icelandic -- East is East: heralding the birth of Danish and Swedish -- The ties that bind: Finnish is visited by Swedish -- The black death comes for Norwegian: Danish makes a house call -- Faroese emerges -- Sámi, language of the far North: encounters with Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish -- Epilogue: the seven sisters now and in the future.