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  HowExpert Guide to Ephemera...

  HowExpert, Charlotte Hopkins

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  Ephemera items include everything made from paper. At its start, ephemera products were not created to last long. They were never meant to be saved and were usually thrown away immediately after being used. However, savvy collectors and people with sentimental views recognized the importance of these paper treasures and started preserving them for the future. Ephemera has such a wide variety of collectible pieces that you can start anywhere with any sized budget. 
  HowExpert Guide to Ephemera Collectibles is filled with what you need to know to start and grow your ephemera collection. There is a wide variety of ephemera to collect, and this book covers them all. Learn the many avenues to buying and selling ephemera and how to age these items to avoid those replicas popping up in shops and estate sales. This book goes even more in-depth and shows how to properly preserve and store the different types of ephemera, along with ideas for meeting fellow collectors and celebrating the history and beginnings of the many styles of ephemera. Going down the road of ephemera collecting, you will find an exciting hobby that will last a lifetime. We are leading the way with the tips inside this comprehensive, structured, and step by step guide. 
  About the Author 
  Charlotte Hopkins is a freelance writer from Pennsylvania. She is an author of nine books, including her children’s books, featuring Pixie Trist and Bo, and her “365 Days” series. She wrote the book, From the Dark Tunnel, about surviving child abuse, under the pen name Tori Kannyn. She was also published in Shadows & Light Anthology, Authors for Haiti, and three times in the Chicken Soup for the Soul series. She has released a line of journals and logbooks under “Kannyn Books.” She is also an avid collector of several items. Her first collection was keychains. 
  HowExpert publishes how to guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  Ultimate Machine The: The...

  Robert Jakobsen

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  The Ultimate Machine: The History of BMW 
  For over a century, BMW has been synonymous with precision engineering, innovation, and the sheer thrill of driving. From its early days crafting aircraft engines to its iconic cars and motorcycles, BMW has become a global symbol of performance, luxury, and cutting-edge technology. 
  In The Ultimate Machine: The History of BMW, author Robert Jakobsen takes readers on an exciting journey through the brand's storied past. Delve into the origins of BMW, explore its breakthroughs in motorsport, and witness its evolution into the world of electric and hybrid vehicles. From the creation of legendary models like the 3 Series and M cars to the rise of adventure motorcycles like the 1200 GS, this book covers every milestone that shaped BMW's reputation as "The Ultimate Driving Machine." 
  With detailed insights, captivating stories, and a passion for everything BMW, this book celebrates the brand's lasting impact on the world of automobiles and motorcycles. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just discovering BMW, The Ultimate Machine: The History of BMW offers an engaging look at one of the most influential car manufacturers of all time.

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  The Twelve Murders of Christmas

  Sarah Dunnakey

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  'Fiendishly clever and highly addictive.' Ian Moore 
  The perfect Christmas gift for armchair detectives – Agatha Christie meets Murdle.  
  12 murderous mysteries to read. 
  20 perplexing puzzles to solve. 
  1 mystifying murder to unravel… 
  Mastermind Puzzlemaster Sarah Dunnakey cordially invites you to crack the code of who killed Edward Luddenham. 
  It’s the first anniversary of the mysterious death of Edward Luddenham, found dead at his home on the Yorkshire moors one frosty Christmas Eve. 
  Now nine people gather at his manor house for the reading of the Will. Each has their own motivations for coming: curiosity, duty, unrequited love, desperation, greed. 
  They have been instructed to bring a “festive mystery story” to share. 
  But all you need is a pencil. 
  Safe from the biting cold and the relentless snowfall outside, settle in with your favourite tipple in hand, as the storytelling begins. 
  Though you’ll need to keep your wits about you – for among those present is Edward’s killer… 
  Can you solve the puzzles and unmask the murderer before they strike again? 
  Agatha Christie meets Murdle with these twelve puzzling whodunnits from renowned professional puzzler Sarah Dunnakey, that will test even the most seasoned of sleuths this Christmas. 
  Perfect for fans of BBC's Ludwig, Robert Thorogood and Alexandra Benedict.Praise for The Twelve Murders of Christmas: 
  'Fiendishly clever and highly addictive reading. Perfect for a quiet Christmas corner by the fire.' Ian Moore, author of Death & Croissants 
  'An inventive combination of gripping read and fiendish puzzles. If you liked BBC's Ludwig, you'll love this.' Paddy Duffy, panellist on Radio 4's Round Britain Quiz 
  'Wonderfully well crafted and delightfully devilish at every turn – it's Christmas crime with a head scratchingly fantastic twist.' Jonathan Whitelaw, author of Murder in Tinsel Town 
  'Such a treat – fiendishly clever murder mysteries along with puzzles that will keep you guessing for ages … I can’t think of a better present for everyone you know. Just remember to keep a copy for yourself.' Amanda Lees, author of The Dictionary of Crime 
  'Very, very clever and like nothing I've ever read before,' Alex Pine, author of The Killer in the Cold 
  'A perfect stocking filler this Christmas for anyone who enjoys a good yarn and is an enthusiastic puzzler.' Liz Fielding, author of Murder Under the Mistletoe 
  'Utterly addictive – never has the phrase "one more chapter before bed" been so literarily appropriate.' G.D. Wright, author of Into the Storm 
  'A totally unique book, combining great murder mysteries with proper brain-teasers. I loved it, and I'm sure other puzzle fans will too.' Antony Johnston, author of The Dog Sitter Detective 
  Mystery lovers and puzzle fanatics can't get enough of The Twelve Murders of Christmas: 
  'Challenging and fun. It's a joyful book and an ideal gift or an emergency boredom break-glass for yourself.' Netgalley review 
  'Engrossing and enjoyable throughout, with surprises and a brilliantly done build up.' Netgalley review 
  'An enthralling blend of classic mystery and challenging puzzles that will delight fans of both genres.' Netgalley review 
  'A lot of fun and definitely recommended</stro

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  Aboriginal Australia - A...

  Lillian Brooks

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  Aboriginal Australia represents one of the world’s oldest continuous cultures, with a history that spans over 65,000 years. The Aboriginal peoples of Australia have a deep connection to the land, having lived across the continent for millennia, developing diverse societies, languages, and spiritual beliefs. This rich cultural heritage reflects an extraordinary resilience, as Aboriginal communities have adapted to a wide range of environments, from the arid deserts to lush rainforests. 
  The term "Aboriginal" refers to the diverse Indigenous groups that inhabit Australia, each with their own unique customs, languages, and traditions. There are over 250 distinct language groups, with their own dialects and systems of social organization. These communities have historically been hunter-gatherers, using sophisticated methods of land management, such as controlled fire-stick farming, to ensure the sustainability of their environment. The interconnectedness of land, culture, and spirituality is central to Aboriginal identity, where the landscape itself holds profound cultural significance. The concept of “Country” goes beyond mere geography—it is a living, breathing entity with deep spiritual meaning.

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  The Borderless Heart

  Reece Davis

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  In a world defined by borders, what connects us runs far deeper than what divides. 
  In The Borderless Heart, acclaimed traveler and storyteller Reece Davis shares a series of vivid, true encounters from his years on the road — moments of unexpected humanity that transcend language, culture, and geography. From sharing tea with a Kurdish shepherd to joining a village wedding in the mountains of Nepal, Davis reveals how kindness, laughter, and shared vulnerability can bridge even the widest of divides. 
  Each story becomes a testament to our shared pulse — the unspoken understanding that beneath the passports and politics, we are all part of the same human journey. 
  Warm, wise, and profoundly moving, The Borderless Heart reminds us that the world isn’t made of borders — it’s made of people.

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  A Geography of Wonder

  Reece Davis

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  What does it mean to feel awe in an age when every corner of the planet can be seen from a screen? 
  In A Geography of Wonder, celebrated travel writer Reece Davis sets out on a deeply personal quest — to rediscover the feeling that first drew him to the road: wonder. From Iceland’s volcanic deserts to the emerald jungles of Borneo, from silent Arctic nights to crowded city streets, Davis seeks out places and moments that still have the power to humble and astonish. 
  Along the way, he reflects on how wonder shapes our understanding of the world — and why, in a time of speed and certainty, slowing down to feel awe might be the greatest act of exploration left. 
  Blending rich travel narrative with philosophy and poetic insight, A Geography of Wonder is a celebration of curiosity, reverence, and the untamed beauty that still beats within the human spirit.

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