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Set in 1952, the story unfolds as John Taverner, freshly discharged from the British army, encounters Felix Mole unexpectedly on a railway platform. Their chance meeting sparks a series of events that intertwine their lives, exploring themes of friendship, identity, and the impact of post-war society on individual destinies. The narrative delves into the complexities of their characters and the choices that shape their futures against the backdrop of a changing Britain.

The book is highly praised for its invaluable insights and practical applications, making it a must-read for those seeking to enhance their understanding or skills in a particular area. Readers can expect to find a wealth of information that is both engaging and beneficial, ensuring a rewarding experience. Martin Sketchley’s endorsement highlights its effectiveness and the satisfaction it brings to its audience.

Brahma Shakti Vinyasa yoga was developed by Mark Flint a senior KPJAYI teacher and Yoga Alliance ERYT 500. After practicing yoga for 20 years and ashtanga yoga for 16 years, I began to modify my personal practice but still maintained the vinyasa system of 'one breath one movement' resulting in this book and practice manual. Brahma Shakti Vinyasa could be used as a introduction to or an exit from traditional Ashtanga. The system gives teachers and practitioners more flexibility to modify based on the students ability, it also removes the Ego and competitiveness associated with Ashtanga. I you are looking for a sustainable yoga practice for a lifetime this book is your perfect companion.Included are sections on Mantra meditation, Pranayama, Bandha, Diet, a glimpse of India yoga philosophy and step by step instruction explaining each individual asana along with modifications.Suitable for teachers, experienced and new practitioners. Practice at your own pace, respect your limitations and enjoy the time on your yoga mat.

Combining architectural history with travel and tourism, and featuring around 300 buildings Robin Ward's Exploring Edinburgh features the best of what Edinburgh has to offer. It gives a comprehensive and well-researched account of Edinburgh's architecture through a collection of walking tours so readers can truly engage with the city.

This volume focuses on the US domestic politics of the inter-war period. The central theme is the movement of the country from a period of apparent prosperity during 1923-1929 to the onset of depression and the New Deal, designed to bring about relief, recovery and reform. The author not only centres on the role played by the Wall Street Crash in the depression, but also the transition and attendant tensions in society and the issue of whether the prosperity of the 1920s was real.