New & Used Books Woolmer Green

a gcse AQA chemistry revision guide most suitable for people studying triple science

a gcse mathematics revision guide containing formulas and questions to test knowledge on

consists of the entire play, summaries per act/scene, explanation of themes. it does contain some of my own annotations alongside the books own annotations.

contains explanations of each act, individual character explanations, context and themes, techniques and exam style layout. DOES NOT CONTAIN THE ACTUAL PLAY but does consist of key quotations.

Who killed the Essex boys

Kenny Noye

Leah Betts - good read to deter children from taking drugs.

Top drawer villian by Eddie Blundell

How to look after bulldogs

Need for speed

It’s a cool ornament book, I’ve found that guests always pick it up and talk about it.

I love dad book

Moomin character book

Robbie Williams biography

The book is in effect, a transcript of the film by the author and based on a belief that our thoughts are so powerful that we attract and manifest (bring into existence) everything in our lives through our thoughts. Another key idea in the book is that there is a single unifying, universal energy system and that we and our thoughts are an integral part of this. This energy system is said to have a magnetic-like quality in which ‘like attracts like’ i.e. positive thoughts attract positive things. This quality is referred to as the Law of Attraction. The book includes explanations, examples and techniques aimed to encourage all of us to utilise this power so that we can enjoy happy, healthy, fulfilled lives. The book is universally inclusive in this regard. The method of manifesting what a person wants in life is referred to as the creative process and this involves: 1) Asking and signalling what we want through our thoughts and feelings 2) Believing and acting as if, what we want

David Jason book

X-Men #50 - Published 30th November 1995 X-Force gears up, as if going to war. The team stands ready and waits for their leaders command. A man and woman are shadowed in front of them. Then it is shown that the person commanding them is not Cable and Domino, but instead Sebastian Shaw and Lady Tessa. X-Force tells Shaw that they will do as he commands and as he has trained them. Holocaust stands nearby and tells the team that their orders are to kill a man. That man is Cable. The team then celebrates their mission. 9.0 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tea

X-Men The Movie Prequel Magneto - Published 7th June 2000 In 1944, 14-year-old Erik Lensherr gazes through the window of his bunk at the concentration camp in Auschwitz, Poland, reflecting on the moment his mother Edie and father Jakob were killed in the gas chambers. The mutant problem in the nation is growing; there is a fear of mutants. One mutant in Kansas resists arrest from police officers claiming that he just wants to be left alone and is shot to death. 9.0 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tears, no prominent creases (perhaps 2mm and quite hard t

Astonishing X-Men #16 - Published 23rd August 2006 The X-Men have been ripped apart and mentally destroyed. Only one remains standing. But with the combined power of the Hellfire Club standing in their way, what chance do they have?! 9.0 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tears, no prominent creases (perhaps 2mm and quite hard to spot). The pages can be creamy or off-white but in no way yellowing and with no darker page edges. For Very Fine, think simply Very Sharp.

X-Men #46 - Published 1st November 1995 Gambit and Bishop save the X-Babies from a unruly mob. 8.5 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tears, no prominent creases (perhaps 2mm and quite hard to spot). The pages can be creamy or off-white but in no way yellowing and with no darker page edges. For Very Fine, think simply Very Sharp.

X-Men #48 - Published 1st January 1996 Dark Beast and Sugar Man plot Bishop’s demise… 8.5 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tears, no prominent creases (perhaps 2mm and quite hard to spot). The pages can be creamy or off-white but in no way yellowing and with no darker page edges. For Very Fine, think simply Very Sharp.

X-Men #64 - Published 1st May 1997 The X-Men are faced with a new foe - Sunfire, the Japanese mutant who’s out for revenge on America! 9.0 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tears, no prominent creases (perhaps 2mm and quite hard to spot). The pages can be creamy or off-white but in no way yellowing and with no darker page edges. For Very Fine, think simply Very Sharp.

X-Men #66 - Published 1st August 1997 The return of Ice Man! 9.0 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tears, no prominent creases (perhaps 2mm and quite hard to spot). The pages can be creamy or off-white but in no way yellowing and with no darker page edges. For Very Fine, think simply Very Sharp

X-Men #71 - Published 1st January 1998 At the Xavier Institute, the X-Men begin a relatively quiet day! 7.0 Grade - The basic minimum for most collectors but depends on your budget! This is a comic with wear showing on the edges or stress around the staples. Still clean and flat with a small mark or cover writing but I do mean small. Pages may be yellowing slightly but no brown edges. Above average, read a few times and stored away with at least some concern. A staple may be detached but, if that' the case, the rest of the comic should appear Very Fine. For British comics, a little more wear on the spine and cover is permissible and there may be some corner curl evident. British comics are all shapes and sizes so corners and edges suffer more. Again, think that this is a comic that has clearly been looked after in its history.

X-Men #91 - Published 16th June 1999 RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE PART 2 What is the techno-organic virus ravaging Douglock? What is its source? And if S.H.I.E.L.D. failed to contain this sickness, what chance do the X-Men stand? Plus, the Red Skull makes his presence known! 9.0 Grade - Very slight wear beginning to show around the staples and stress points owing to the comic being opened and read (carefully) two or three times and stored away with some care. For American comics, most of the cover lustre still remains and for British comics the cover should be flat, uniform creamy or off-white with only a few very minor stress creases at the spine. For American comics, only the tiniest spine wear at the top or bottom but no cover marks, no tears, no prominent creases (perhaps 2mm and quite hard to spot). The pages can be creamy or off-white but in no way yellowing and with no darker page edges. For Very Fine, think simply Very Sharp.