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Books with author Grant Neal

  • Benjamin Disraeli: Prime Minister Extraordinaire

    Neil Grant

    Hardcover (Franklin Watts, March 15, 1969)
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  • Find Out About

    Neil Grant

    Board book (Hamlyn, March 15, 1986)
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  • The Egyptians

    Neil Grant

    Hardcover (Unknown, Jan. 1, 1997)
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  • Everyday Life in the Eighteenth Century

    Neil Grant

    Paperback (Macdonald, March 15, 1983)
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  • Rhino Chasers

    Neil Grant

    Paperback (Allen & Unwin, Aug. 16, 2002)
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  • Renaissance

    Neil Grant

    Hardcover (Littlehampton Book Services Ltd, March 15, 1971)
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  • Victoria: Queen & Empress

    Neil Grant

    Hardcover (Franklin Watts, March 15, 1970)
    Franklin Watts 1970 fine book in fine (as new) dw , illustrated biog, 1st edition 1st printing - We have traded for 20+ yearsIn stock shipped from our UK warehouse Each Book is in a protective clear bag, well packaged and normally sent out wit
  • Oxford Children's History of the World by Neil Grant

    Neil Grant;

    Paperback (OUP Oxford, Aug. 16, 1800)
    Will be shipped from US. Used books may not include companion materials, may have some shelf wear, may contain highlighting/notes, may not include CDs or access codes. 100% money back guarantee.
  • The Honeyman and the Hunter

    Neil Grant

    Paperback (Allen & Unwin Children's Books, Sept. 5, 2019)
    The seas is inside his blood. Cursed, or blessed, on both sides. When sixteen-year-old Rudra Solace dredges up a long-hidden secretfin his father' trawl net, his life in the sleepy fishing village of Patonga shifts dramatically. It is not long before Rudra is leaving Australia behind, bound for India on a journey of discovery and danger. A wonderfully compelling tale of belonging and loss, of saltwater and mangroves, of migration and accepting change; a story of decisions that, once made, break through family histories like a cyclone swell.
  • The Ink Bridge

    Neil Grant

    eBook (Allen & Unwin, Nov. 1, 2013)
    A remarkable and gripping story about one refugee boy on a desperate journey from Afghanistan, and the Australian boy who befriends himEach step becomes a heartbeat and I feel the distance between Omed and me closing. I remember when I first met him—when he had showed me what bravery meant. How he had stood up for what he believed. In the end that had been his undoing.This compelling story of two young men introduces Omed, an Afghani refugee who, after his father is murdered by the Taliban, undertakes a perilous journey through Pakistan, Malaysia, and Indonesia to seek asylum in Australia; and Hector, an Australian boy consumed by grief, who has given up on school and retreated into silence. Their paths meet at a candle factory where they both find work, and secrets fester behind the monotonous routine: secrets with terrible consequences. These two silent boys—one born in a land of great beauty and great violence, the other unable to escape the past—are tied together by words, and silenced by tragedy. The hardest bridge that Hector will ever build is the one that leads to Omed. Their story will grab hold of readers' hearts and not let go.
  • The Industrial Revolution

    Neil Grant

    Paperback (The Watts Publishing Group, March 15, 1978)
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  • People and Places: United Kingdom

    Neil Grant

    Hardcover (Heinemann Young Books, Jan. 31, 1989)
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