Life is never dull for Beth and her grumpy husband, Jack. In this fifth sparkling episode of the Fat Dogs series, they take on an accident-prone puppy, an impossible forest project and murderous pheasants. Renewed tangles with French authorities and an unexpected animal adoption add to their challenges. Join the pair as they hunt down rampant mushroomers, raise countless critters and build witches with knobbly knees in their eccentric corner of rural France.

Life is never dull for Beth and her grumpy husband, Jack. Join the pair as they hunt down rampant mushroomers, raise countless critters and build witches with knobbly knees in their eccentric corner of rural France.

Beth, and her grumpy husband, Jack, have finally bought their dream country estate, but their "modest" renovation process soon turns into a project of nightmarish proportions. Join them as they take on a team of eccentric French builders, stampeding wild boar, tap-dancing nocturnal dormice, kamikaze bugs, and a forest that defies all reasonable navigational skills. This is the side-splittingly funny third instalment of the Haslam's French adventures.

When Beth and Zoe set out to help cats in need through the charity, International Cat Care, they were amazed at the response. Incredible true stories poured in from cat lovers around the world. As varied as cats themselves, each story is guaranteed to delight, and each book purchased will help support the work of International Cat Care."In 'Completely Cats', Beth Haslam and Zoe Marr have put together a fantastic collection of amusing, uplifting and inspiring stories about our feline friends. For all those who love cats it is a must read that will grip you from beginning to end. And it's wonderful that so many cats in danger or distress throughout the world will be helped by every copy sold."Lord Black of Brentwood, Patron, International Cat Care"Meet wild cats, posh cats, thief cats, vampire cats, heroic cats, orphan kittens, and even some cats so talented they can tell their own stories. This delicious bundle of pussycat tales will enchant any self-confessed feline fanatic like myself."Victoria Twead, New York Times bestselling author of Chickens, Mules and Two Old Fools.

An inside look at the "sport" of competitive eating and its contestants, with descriptions of the contest circuit, from small-town pie-eating competitions to such international spectaculars as the Nathan's hot-dog eating contest at Coney Island

In this book, Dewey tries to criticize and expand on the educational philosophies of Rousseau and Plato. Dewey's ideas were seldom adopted in America's public schools, although a number of his prescriptions have been continually advocated by those who have had to teach in them.