A guided tour of the English cottages, castles and countryside spots that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle used as settings for the Sherlock Holmes stories. 1985.

What will it take to solve the biggest issues of our time? Jim Wallis, the man who changed the conversation… (Show full summary)

Novelist, critic, and biographer White, who moved to Paris in 1983, describes his wanderings through the city's arrondissements, including districts… (Show full summary)

Award-winning journalist and author Simon Winchester takes readers on a personal tour of the Balkans. Combining history and interviews with… (Show full summary)

Years before she became the celebrated speaker and Unity minister she is today, Edwene Gaines was raising her daughter in… (Show full summary)

This book claims that a new dimension of living awaits you. It aims to guide you to: a creative way… (Show full summary)

Relates the silent ministry of the unsophisticated theologian, Corrie ten Boom, who continued to touch people's lives even after a series of strokes rendered her speechless. 1986.

A history of the Mediterranean world from the dramatic creation of the sea when the Atlantic flooded across the barrier… (Show full summary)

Taras Grescoe plunges into the ruts where the tourists are thickest, starting at the tip of Spain's Land's End and… (Show full summary)

Walsh shows why some people are able to access and maintain an absolute hope that cannot be shaken, while others… (Show full summary)

Greece as seen through the eyes of a sensitive traveller - English classicist, archaeologist, and former Jesuit priest, whose poetic… (Show full summary)

For the millions of people who have turned away from many traditional beliefs about God, Jesus, and the Bible, but… (Show full summary)

The author recounts his 1500 mile journey, much of it on foot, through Eastern Germany, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, and Romania,… (Show full summary)

They arrived as tourists in Corfu, Wendy from Canada and James from England. They enjoyed the sun, an idyllic beach,… (Show full summary)

A witty account of a first journey to England with visits to Windsor, Oxford and London. Sequel to "84 Charing Cross Road". 1983.

Willard weaves biblical teaching, popular culture, science, scholarship, and spiritual practice into a tour de force that shows the necessity… (Show full summary)

Taking the fire that destroyed the Fenice theatre in 1996 as his starting point, John Berendt creates a portrait of… (Show full summary)

Atheist-turned-Christian, Strobel focuses on rediscovering the real Jesus, whose identity and message have come under attack in recent years. He… (Show full summary)

Strobel turns his journalistic skills to the most persistent emotional objections to belief - the eight "heart" barriers to faith.… (Show full summary)

Superbement écrit, ce livre raconte une aventure : vivre en Toscane, tomber amoureux d'une maison, la restaurer, s'adonner aux plaisirs… (Show full summary)