Having It So Good: Britain In The Fifties"Having It So Good" evokes Britain emerging from the shadow of war and the privations of austerity and rationing into growing affluence. Peter Hennessy takes his readers into the front rooms where the Coronation was watched on television, to the classrooms and now coffee bars of 1950s Britain and also into the secret Cabinet rooms in which decisions about the British nuclear bomb were taken and plans made for the catastrophe of nuclear war. He brings

And so predictable

* Shroud Eaters: German vampires who feed on their burial shrouds

Super cute dice alert

little tales from myth and lore—many available in English for the first time

this is a richly satisfying book for children

but none has covered her intense experiences through five years of Nazi occupation in the Netherlands

Those born Ordinary are just that—ordinary

"Perfect for fans of How to Train Your Dragon and Grimwood

Nick and Charlie are best friends

Millie Putland

and illustrator Sarah Turner

With the colony at a breaking point