Nancy & her sausage dog Roger are ready for a day out in London! But is London ready for naughty Nancy? From Alice Tait, illustrator of the iconic London Range, comes a stylish, action-packed lift-the-flap book
- the perfect introduction to the capital city for first-time sightseers! Blending her joyful London scapes with the story of a mischievous little girl, Nancy, & her long-suffering dachshund, Roger, Alice creates a wild & calamitous chase by boat, bus & bike across all of London`s most famous & best sights
- from Buckingham Palace to the Tower of London... With over fifteen flaps throughout, an incredible pop-up Nelson`s column & a fold-out map, young readers will delight in this interactive adventure, & will love joining in with Roger`s catchy refrain: ”NO, NANCY, NO!”

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How can Islam reconcile itself with the 21st century? This ” No-Nonsense Guide” explains the Islamic worldview, examining the Qur`an & Islamic law (sharia), Islam in history, & Islam`s relationship with the West. The authors analyze the struggle within the faith for a more humane & holistic interpretation of their religion, examine issues surrounding women rights, the absence of democracy in some Muslim countries, & economic development. This is a balanced portrayal of `real Islam`, looking beyond the common perceptions & polemical debates. It shows what Islam has achieved & shows why a better understanding of Muslims is needed throughout the world. But, it also explains why Islam needs to make itself more relevant by showing it can create just, tolerant & peaceful society, & explores the steps for reform. ...

This guide demystifies the often invisible impacts of global tourism, one of the biggest industries in the world, from labour conditions to development by stealth; to the role of elites & the cultural impacts on both the visitor & the visited. It also takes in themes like the gap year, the role of travel & vacations in western cultures, & examines the `happy smiling faces` syndrome & asks whether this is just a reworking of old colonial relationships. This title offers a plain-speaking, independent view that gives examples of healthy, sustainable tourism. ...

Covering fast food, organic food, junk food, institutional food, & more, this guide shows how real food has become increasingly

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` World Music` is an awkward phrase. Used to describe the hugely multifaceted nature of a range of, typically, non-English language popular musics from the world over, it`s a tag that throws up as many problems as it does solutions. Louise Gray`s ” No-Nonsense Guide to World Music” attempts to go behind the phrase to explore the reasons for the contemporary interest in world music, who listens to it & why? Through chapters that focus on specific areas of music, such as rembetika, fado, trance music & new folk, it explores the genres that have emerged from marginalized communities; music in conflict zones & music as escapism. ...

Passage Charts C1 Skagerrak · Oslofjord 1: 375.000C2 Oslofjord North 1: 120.000C3 Oslofjord South 1: 120.000C21 Norway · Oslo to Mo-i-Rana 1: 1.750.000C22 Norway · Mo-i-Rana to Kirkenes 1: 1.750.000C23 North Atlantic Ocean 1: 14.500.000 Coastal Charts C4 Oslo Approach 1: 40.000C5 Vollen to Drøbaksund 1: 40.000C6 Drøbaksund to Tofte 1: 40.000C7 Tofte to Moss · Horten 1: 40.000C8 Horten to Holmsbu · Sandebukt 1: 40.000C9 Holmsbu to Drammen 1: 40.000C10 Horten to Krokstadleira 1: 40.000C11 Tønsberg Approach 1: 40.000C12 Krokstadleira to Hankø 1: 40.000S12 Krokstadleira til Hollenderbåen 1: 40.000 Details C13 Oslo to Gåsøya 1: 25.000C14 Sandvika to Spro 1: 25.000C15 Nærsnes to Drøbak 1: 25.000C16 Mossesund 1: 20.000C17A Horten 1: 10.000C17B Svelvikstrømmen 1: 10.000C18 Tønsberg 1: 10.000C19 Tønsberg East Approach 1: 10.000C20A Sandvika 1: 10.000C20B Lysaker 1: 10.000C20C Nærsnes 1: 10.000C20D Tofte 1: 5.000C20E Engelsviken 1: 5.000 ...

Passage Charts C1 Skagerrak to Oslofjord 1: 375.000C2 Oslofjord South 1: 120.000C3 Larvik to Risør 1: 120.000C21 Norway · Oslo to Mo-i-Rana 1: 1.750.000C22 Norway · Mo-i-Rana to Kirkenes 1: 1.750.000C23 North Atlantic Ocean 1: 14.500.000 Coastal Charts C4 Fredrikstad Approach 1: 40.000C5 Singlefjord 1: 40.000C6 Søndre Sandøy to Torbjørnskjær 1: 40.000C7 Hollenderbåen to Torbjørnskjær · Færder 1: 40.000C8 Færder to Veierland 1: 40.000C9 Veierland to Svenner · Sandefjordsfjord 1: 40.000C10 Svenner to Tvistein · Larviksfjord 1: 40.000C11 Tvistein to Langesundsbukt 1: 40.000C12 Langangs-, Eidanger- & Frierfjord 1: 40.000S13 Langesundsbukta to Jomfruland 1: 40.000S14 Kragerø Approach 1: 40.000 Details C15 Fredrikstad 1: 10.000C16A/B Stavern · Hystad 1: 10.000C17 Langesund og Helgeroa 1: 20.000C18 Brevik Approach 1: 20.000C19 Jomfruland 1: 20.000C20A Porsgrunn to Skien 1: 22.000C20B Utgårdskilen 1: 10.000C20C Langesund 1: 10.000C20D Verdens Ende 1: 5.000C20E Portør 1: 10.000C20F Krakerø 1: 10.000 ...

Coastal Charts C1 Flekkefjord to Kragerø 1: 375.000C20 Norway · Oslo to Mo-i-Rana 1: 1.750.000C21 Norway · Mo-i-Rana to Kirkenes 1: 1.750.000 Coastal Charts C2 Kristiansand · Flekkerøya to Kvåsefjord 1: 40.000C3 Kvåsefjord to Lillesand 1: 40.000C4 Lillesand to Homborøya 1: 40.000C5 Homborøya to Fevik · Grimstad 1: 40.000C6 Fevik to Arendal 1: 40.000C7 Arendal to Kilsund 1: 40.000S8 Kilsund to Lyngør · Tvedestrandfjord 1: 40.000C9 Lyngør to Risør 1: 40.000C10 Risør Approach 1: 40.000C11 Kragerø Approach 1: 40.000 Details C12 Blindleia · Kvåsefjord 1: 20.000C13 Blindleia · Høvåg 1: 20.000C14 Blindleia · Lillesand 1: 20.000C15 Kristiansand Approach 1: 10.000C16 Valøyene to Bjorøya · Grimstad 1: 20.000C17 Arendal 1: 20.000C18A Klåholmen 1: 10.000C18B Gjernes 1: 5.000C18C Tvedestrand 1: 5.000C18D Snaresund 1: 5.000C18E Lyngør- Gjeving 1: 5.000C18F Risør 1: 10.000C18G Dalesund
- Bjørkesund 1: 10.000C19A Kragerø 1: 10.000C19B Portør 1: 5.000C19C Homborgsund 1: 10.000C19D Grønholmgapet 1: 10.000C19E Grimstad 1: 5.000
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Passage Charts C1 Flekkefjord til Kragerø 1: 375.000C20 Norway · Oslo to Mo-i-Rana 1: 1.750.000C21 Norway · Mo-i-Rana to Kirkenes 1: 1.750.000 Coastal Charts C2 Egdeholmen to Listafjord 1: 40.000C3 Listafjord to Listerrauna 1: 40.000C4 Fedafjord · Lenefjord 1: 40.000C5 Langøy to Lyngdal 1: 40.000C6 Langøy to Lindesnes 1: 40.000C7 Lindesnes to Hille 1: 40.000C8 Hille to Sæsøy 1: 40.000C9 Sæsøy to Hellesund 1: 40.000C10 Songvårfjord to Flekkerøya 1: 40.000C11 Flekkerøya to Kvåsefjord · Kristiansand 1: 40.000 Details C12 Flekkefjord 1: 20.000C13 Listafjord 1: 20.000C14 Farsund Approach 1: 10.000C15 Mannefjord to Kåfjord · Mandal 1: 20.000C16 Mannefjord to Sæsøy 1: 20.000C17 Kristiansand 1: 10.000C18A Nord Vassøy 1: 5.000C18B Langenes 1: 10.000C18C Farsund · Lundevågen 1: 10.000C18D Skudeholmene 1: 5.000C18E Rasvåg 1: 5.000C19A Fugløya 1: 5.000C19B Vågehavn 1: 5.000C19C Korshavn 1: 5.000C19D Lillehavn 1: 5.000C19E Tjømsford 1: 10.000C19F Svinør 1: 5.000C19G N-Hellesund 1: 10.000 ...

Passage Charts C1 Bømlo to Flekkefjord 1: 375, 000C21 Norway · Oslo to Mo-i-Rana 1: 1.750.000C22 Norway · Mo-i-Rana to Kirkenes 1: 1.750.000C23 North Atlantic Ocean 1: 14.500.000 Coastal Charts C2 Bragen to Kolnesholmane · Håsteinsfjord 1: 40, 000 C3 Kolnesholmane to Haugatangen 1: 40, 000 C4 Haugatangen to Kvassheim 1: 40, 000 C5 Kvassheim to Eigerøya 1: 40, 000 C6 Eigerøya to Vatlandsviga 1: 40, 000 C7 Vatlandsviga to Egdeholmen · Rekefjord 1: 40, 000 C8 Egdeholmen to Flekkefjord 1: 40, 000 C9 Håsteinsfjord to Stavanger 1: 40, 000 C10 Stavanger · Horgefjord 1: 40, 000 C11 Idsefjord · Høgsfjord · Lysefjord 1: 40, 000 C12A+B Lysefjord 1: 40, 000 C12C Gandsfjord 1: 40, 000 C12D Hafrsfjord 1: 40, 000 Details C13 Kvitsøy · Håsteinsfjord 1: 20, 000C14A Kvitsøy-Ystabøhamn 1: 10, 000C14B Løyningsøy 1: 5, 000C14C Hellvik 1: 10, 000C14D Vatnamoholman 1: 5, 000C15 Åmøyfjorden · Stavanger 1: 25, 000C16 Stavanger 1: 9, 000C17 Egersund Approach 1: 20, 000C18 Listafjord 1: 20, 000C19 Flekkefjord 1: 20, 000C20A Sirevåg 1: 10, 000C20B Madlandshamna 1: 5, 000C20C Sogndalsstranda 1: 5, 000C20D Ølberg 1: 5, 000C20E Obrestadhamna 1: 5, 000C20F Tananger 1: 10, 000C20G Kvassheim 1: 5, 000C20H Rott 1: 5, 000C20J Rasvåg 1: 5, 000 ...