Charlie: 1287 books

Charlie Small’s second journal of his adventures was found encased in ice, high on a glacial plateau in the Himalayas. It details even more remarkable deeds and thrilling acts aboard the Jolly Roger with the dastardly lady-pirates of perfidy–and a lot more besides. Charlie Small is a keen amateur...

Begin jaren tachtig bewoont de clan Bogaert enkele woonwagens in het zogenaamde Rattenkwartier in Negenmanneke, Sint-Pieters-Leeuw. Een lid van die clan was ooit de hoofdverdachte in het dossier van de vuilniszakmoorden van Bergen. Familielid Anna Bogaert was tot begin jaren tachtig gehuwd met Philippe...

Drawing on his background as a competitive Indiana basketball player and an irrepressible love of the game, the author describes experiences in coaching his three daughters’ grade-school basketball teams in Los Gatos, California. Coach Charlie unabashedly recounts how he overcomes his Overly Competitive...

This book is the complete story of "Swing Island" and includes the two books “The founding of swing island” and “Swing Island Resort” George is an ordinary guy who inherits a fortune from an uncle he never knew existed. He also inherits his uncles beautiful assistant, Ellie,...

Charlie Morley partage son expérience et ses conseils pour comprendre et pratiquer les rêves lucides Rêves d’éveil est une exploration passionnante de la pratique et de la théorie du rêve lucide dans le cadre des traditions occidentales et bouddhistes tibétaines. Ce livre est né...

Award-winning chef and restaurateur, Charlie Palmer, is back with a book about favorite American recipes he loves to share with family and friends. Palmer has been at the forefront of great American food since the '80s. Fresh local ingredients, bursts of flavor, and preparation with ease have...

Erotische Vakantielectuur 2018 mag je vanwege smeltgevaar niet lezen onder een iglo, tijdens een romantisch schaatspartijtje op een bevroren grachtje of in de buurt van een door je geliefde opgetrokken sneeuwman. Lees het boek bij voorkeur in de buurt van een gezellig brandend haardvuur. Let op voor...

“Huston writes dialogue so combustible it could fuel a bus and characters crazy enough to take it on the road.”—The New York Times Book Review Reluctant hitman Henry Thompson has fallen on hard times. His grip on life is disintegrating, his pistol hand shaking, his body pinned to his...

"Among the funniest [letters] ever dispatched in the vain hope of steering a black sheep onto something like the straight and narrow." —The Wall Street Journal Nostalgic, witty, and original, Dear Lupin by Roger Mortimer and Charlie Mortimer tracks the entire correspondence between...

After a few years of friends encouraging me to write about my times in this business of showing off, I decided to give it a go. I’ve started from the humble beginnings of emigrating to the UK, in the hope that you get a grasp of the culture shock of change that I have experienced. For the...

Charlie Bronson has taken his 24 years of experience of prison dwelling and condensed it into one handy and comprehensive volume. Moved regularly around the prisons of the British Isles, he has sampled all that prison life has to offer, taking in both the historic and pre-historic buildings that comprise...

Celebrating Leonard Bernstein's centenary with an intimate and detailed look at the public and private life of the Maestro written by his former assistant. Foreword by Broadway legend Harold Prince. "An affectionate portrait of an eminent musician who was driven by demons." —Kirkus...

“Charlie Chaplin's own Story” is the first of Chaplin's two published autobiographies : being a faithful recital of a romantic career, beginning with early recollections of boyhood in London and closing with the signing, in 1916, of his latest motion-picture of a $670,000 contract.

Each year on St Patrick's Day eighty million people around the world celebrate their Irish ancestry. Millions more don leprechaun hats and down pints of Guinness in the annual high-fiving of Ireland and the Irish. Charlie Connelly was one of them. He thought he had a good idea of what Ireland was...