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|author=Pascale Naessens
|title=Pure & Simple: A Natural Food Way of Life
|rating=4
|genre=Cookery
|summary=The idea of being able to eat what you want without putting on weight seems impossible. If you can do it without counting calories then it seems almost incredible, but that's what Pascale Naessens is offering us in ''Pure & Simple: A Natural Food Way of Life''. There is, of course a catch to this, but it's just one simple rule: ''do not eat concentrated carbohydrates with concentrated protein in the same meal''. You can eat everything but not together. It's the science of food combining presented in a very attractive hardback book, complete with recipes and excellent photography.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>141972617X</amazonuk>
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|author= Neil Gaiman and Divya Srinivasan
A terrifying noise is rumbling through the sleepy town of Starkley (the fourth most boring town in Britain) and having a peculiar effect on the residents. Gravity has gone into reverse and the poor townsfolk are floating skyward, helplessly trying to grab onto whatever they can in order to slow their ascent. Hamish Ellerby has just arrived home to find his family stuck to the ceiling, along with a bowl of fruit, six batteries and a wind-up meerkat. What could be causing this strange phenomenon? Could it be leading up to something bigger? A ''gravity-belch'', or heaven forbid, a ''gravity-FART''? It's up to Hamish and his gang, the PDF, to solve the mystery and restore order to Starkley in time for the official visit from the Public Office of Pride, or POP (shouldn't it be POOP?).
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1471147126</amazonuk>
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