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London: Angus and Robertson, 1954. Hardback. Good/fair/Fair. A really funny book giving advice on how to behave at work, leisure and socially. Red boards with writing and picture embossed on front cover. Some bumping. Clean pages and tight binding but the fore edge is foxed. Dj is torn at bottom of spine and top also and bottom back cover. AB78

Preston: A Thomas & Co, 1962. Reprint. Good/poor. "There is no such thing as poor memory, only trained or untrained ones."" This fascinating book will help you remember the Morse code in 30 seconds and those essential dates and appointments foxing,torn dj on front cover and spine. First Edition AB32

New York: W.W.Norton, 1989. First printing. Near Fine/near fine. An exciting new trend- an emphasis on strength and solutions rather than problems and pathology-is sweeping the field of psychotherapy. clipped;clean; tight First Edition AB37

London: Abacus, 1996. Second printing. Paperback. Good. A lucid and provocative study of the ground-breaking new science of evolutionary psychology. chipping to edges;tight binding;bumping to corners AB34

Faber & Faber Limited, 1991. First edition. Very Good +/very good +. The five stories in this book are set in lands apart, but subjectively they form a resonant skilful whole. Journeying through that world takes us to the centre of human experience and emotional truths. Full of individual suffering these stories chronicle an endless battle against the weight of history and, ultimately, a desperate yet hopeful search for means of escape. Minor shelf wear and minor user marks First Edition AB1

America: Brown &Benchmark, 1966. Later printing. Paperback. Very Good. This book is written in a more personal, informal manner than most of its kind, and is organised to consider stress as a function of situations in life that, when perceived as distressing, result in emotional and physiological arousal slight clipping, tight AB30