In this new study of personal relationships within the British (including Canadian) Command in 21st Army Group during the campaign in North-West Europe in 1944-1945, Malcolm Pill considers the scope and depth of these relationships, ranging from those of the Secretary of State for War to the Corps Commanders. Montgomery is central. His great success in the management of his own multinational team is contrasted with the hostility created and lack of success achieved with those outside his team. Pill explores the importance of his great skill with the written word. The relevance of these personal relationships to the success of Britain's last major campaign as a great power is assessed as are the post-war consequences for those involved.

A comprehensive and practical guide to dementia, this book is essential reading for anyone who has a friend or relative with the condition. This updated edition reflects new guidance on approaches to supporting people with dementia, focussing especially on the UK, and includes quotes from people with dementia as well as from family carers.

Man’s best friend, domesticated since prehistoric times, a travelling companion for explorers and artists, thinkers and walkers, equally happy curled up by the fire and bounding through the great outdoors—dogs matter to us because we love them. But is that all there is to the canine’s good-natured voracity and affectionate dependency?

From the authors of the international bestseller Yes!

Stories and reflections on the many lessons we learn from cats—about life, love, and our spiritual nature

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This guide to cooking from the popular VICE channel MUNCHIES teaches you both survival and show-off skills via more than 80 recipes.

Join the March family for joyous Christmas breakfasts, lovely lunches, scrumptious desserts, and more!

Experience the exciting and heartwarming world of the March sisters and Little Women right in your own kitchen.

What if Questlove threw a dinner party and everyone came?

Since 2007, the Chicago Tribune's JeanMarie Brownson has chronicled her life spent cooking—for work, for family, and just for fun—in a bimonthly column, featuring inventive and easy-to-make recipe ideas that readers adore. Now the best of her columns, recipes, and stories have been carefully hand-picked to create Brownson's newest cookbook, Dinner at Home: The Pleasure of Cooking for Family and Friends. Brownson, a Chicago native, shares 130 recipes she developed at home that are perfect for weekday family dinners as well as parties with friends and loved ones.