Best Selling Books by Peter Ford

The coal mining industry was an important part of the industrial revolution in many areas of Britain during the nineteenth century.The author''s great-great-grandfather died of cholera at Newcastle upon Tyne during the pandemic of 1834-1837. At this time, the mine owners insisted that at least one member of each colliery family had to work down the pit to keep their home.After the death of his father, four-year-old Paddy had to start working down the pit. He was made to work below ground in the dark for about 16 hours a day at that young age.

A collection of 25 stories of fantasy and science fiction from around the globe, each illustrated by digital artist Alice Taylor.This collection has been compiled from the winners of the Fantastic Books Publishing International Charity Short Story Competition 2012 and features 2 stories from our professional contributors Danuta Reah and Stuart Aken.10% of the proceeds of this book will be donated to the WCRF (World Cancer Research Fund - Registered Charity Number - 1000739) who do sterling work in the field of global cancer prevention.

A music theory textbook for the absolute beginner. Concepts include the grand staff, notes, rhythm, basic keyboard, scales, key signatures, using solfege, and building intervals and triads.

Collins Home Farm Handbook is a comprehensive guide to keeping animals and livestock in your garden, paddock or small-holding, whether it''s on a small scale with a few chickens or ducks for eggs, or more adventurous with some goats for milking.

Carl Malamud interviews key players in the development of Internet: Steve Deering, Bob Braden, Christian Huitema, Bob Hinden, Peter Ford, Steve Casner, Craig Partridge, and Noel Chiappa.