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Don't even think of Moving to Spain with Children without reading this essential self-help manual Compiled by a successful British working Mum who has experienced the relocation roller-coaster for you, the highs, lows and occasional shrieks of panic, it could save you months of hassle and heartache. Chapters cover: Timing your Move; Choosing the Best Location; Property Purchase; Schooling; Paperwork; Learning Spanish; Healthcare; Bringing Pets to Spain; Starting a Business......And other considerations crucial to ensuring a smooth transition to your new lifestyle. With information that's bang up-to-date, Lisa "tells it like it is". Spiced with the author's own heart-warming anecdotes, you'll arrive at the same place her own family is now - but in half the time: Living and loving family life in Spain!If you have ever wished for the gift of hindsight, "Moving to Spain with Children" is just that: a gift of a book!

Max is a mouse with issues.Trying to fit in with everyone around him means that Max can't be himself - in fact, it is downright dangerous being himself - so if he is to carry on living with the horrible cat, Camilla, and Mrs McSkimming, he needs to change himself into someone else... The question is - is he going to be comfortable with the result?In a whimsical departure from his successful Sweaty (Children) and Derek (Young Adult) series, Mac Black brings us a quirky new character called Maximillian - a resourceful mouse, with some surprising ideas.

Seph's fun-loving brother likes to meddle in everything and being dead doesn't hold him back one bit. So, the big questions are - Will she ever meet someone special who won't mind her brother coming on dates? Will Dion ever tire of involving her in trying to solve crimes? And, more importantly, should she tell her parents? Pocket Size Edition

If you work in operations, finance or marketing in any part of the public transport sector, this book was written for you. Adam Simmons provides a set of practical business planning tools aimed at developing a business in the public transport sector, primarily - railways, ferry, long distance bus/coach and air transport services. Business planning is a combination of many closely intertwined management disciplines, so chapters include advice on pricing and product strategy, marketing, linear programming, regression analysis, queuing theory and investment appraisal techniques as well as economics. All have impact on assessing changes in supply, demand, revenue and costs, so it is important to be aware of these techniques and understand how what they monitor affects the overall health of any business. Using globally sourced examples, Adam demonstrates how these methods can be applied across the industry and are relevant to more than a single country, region or city.

Anyone who likes Mac Black's "Please call me Derek" (and the rest in the series covering his grown-up adventures) will enjoy introducing younger friends and family to his new series, "Sweaty and Pals". Derek hated his nickname and now we find out how he came by it. Filled with stories about Derek's exploits with his gang in the eighties, with quirky illustrations (by Mac Black), the stories build on Derek's ability to find disasters and get himself into one mess after another.Sweaty's tales are about little kids enjoying life, before smartphones and computer games came along. Of course, it is just possible - if you are older than five - that you did all these things yourself…Mac has embraced writing for younger readers with the same quirky clean humour that permeates his YA series. From Sweaty's first day at school, we meet some of the wonderful characters who pepper the adult books, subtly dealing with issues around prejudice, being different, living with the elderly, losing parents - but in a gentle, no-nonsense way that exposes the social discrimination and values that we took for granted, in those days, but we would not accept, today. This makes these stories a perfect springboard for class discussions about daily life for children thirty years ago compared with now.

"This book is a hands-on approach to the delivery of excellence in recruitment... It distils many years of experience and ongoing innovation into simple and easy to read guidelines, and sets out the fundamentals for success in a modern, digital world." Katie Oakley Founding Partner, MEAT In The Participant Principle, Maya Middlemiss uses her experience working with Saros Research and the many thousands of research participants they have placed in an incredible range of projects since the company's inception in 2000.This book breaks new ground and reveals the key ingredients to successful recruitment for all user testing and qualitative research. From focus groups to eye tracking to food tasting and every conceivable methodology in between, it all depends upon the flexibility, ideas and commitment of the people participating. It's their ideas and contributions which are the building blocks for all that the research industry delivers."We are passionate about participants, because we know how important they are. We want the researchers we work with to get the best possible people to work with, those who will put the greatest efforts into their contributions. This guide will help you to get the most out of the recruitment services you commission for every research project you do." Maya Middlemiss

A book for genealogists, historians and for those with an interest in Lincolnshire and its people, Jean Collins offers a composite picture of how South Kelsey and many similar country villages developed over the centuries. In addition to comprehensive and thorough research through historical and village archives, Jean talked to many villagers who shared their personal memories, recollections and photographs, some of which, with their kind permission, are included in this book.This fascinating social history is a coherent account of many of the events and people that came together to make this lovely rural North Lincolnshire village. Written when in her late seventies, Jean brings the feeling of continuity in British Village Communities to life, demonstrating how each generation adds new technology and social mores to benefit their families and in turn change the lives of their neighbours. From developments in farming techniques to the increased social interaction through improved transport links and schooling.

Derek travels from child to confused adult, from reporter for the local paper to any job available, doing everything he thinks he should, but doing it his way. Pursuing life and employment leads Derek to fling himself into the sort of sticky situations he won't want to have to explain to his friends or his family. With determination, gritting his teeth, doing everything for the best, how could anything go wrong.With more Derek books coming soon, why not check the publisher's website www.uppublications.ltd.uk for more information or follow Mac on www.macblack.info.Current titles by Mac BlackPlease... Call me DerekDerek's in TroubleDerek's Revenge

Hit n Run tells the story of what can happen when lives collide. An accident has spiralling consequences that change the life of the victim and everyone around him forever. This insightful book shows the world through the eyes of the two people closest to the victim, his wife and his friend. It is about how they face the moral and immoral dilemmas that life throws at them. Simon and Jenny Coleridge are young, married and comfortable. Then, in a split second, their world shifts. Simon's accident doesn't just change him physically, it changes his relationships. Extrovert Simon's passion for exercise is challenged by life in a wheel chair. Sweet, quiet Jenny too has to face up to life-changing decisions as well as the trauma of trying to cope. What was it that Sir Walter Scott said? "Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive." PLEASE NOTE - CONTAINS ADULT CONTENT

Relations and Relationships - poor Derek has far too many of both - he has a book to write - a mother he has only just met - a wife about to give birth and a poodle who hates him. Life had been so different a year and a half ago. Back then it had been a life before ET and Mom and a heap of other people interfering with his good intentions. In Mac Black's fourth Derek book the plot thickens and Derek tries to be devious as he blunders from disaster to disaster making us laugh all the way!

Finding the body of a young girl in the woods whilst musing on the frailties of human relationships (particularly those with his mistress and his wife) fails to make Peter's life less complicated.It tumbles him into a period of enforced maturity when he either has to start sorting out his life or give himself up to his sexual longings.This adult-rated book explores the complex emotional and sexual relationships between: husbands, wives and lovers against a mounting police investigation that seems to be focussing on him.

Derek has not had much success getting his first great novel started - in fact, the research it requires has nearly cost him his marriage and ruined several pairs of his wife's tights. All he needs is a better topic, maybe he should be writing non-fiction, he is a journalist, after all... As is normal for Derek, things go pretty rapidly and hilariously downhill from there! Current titles by Mac Black: Please... Call Me Derek, Derek's in Trouble and Derek's Good Relations(2013) Light-hearted, quirky and funny - www.macblack.info