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|author=Emil Fortune and Neal Manning
|title=Star Wars: Imperial Assault Activity Book and Model (Star Wars Construction Books)
|rating=4
|genre=Crafts
|summary=Bobby, my U-Wing model, was feeling lonely. Sure, he had a few select critters from Harry Potter on his shelf, but nothing else from his world. Luckily, now he has a companion. Unluckily, however, it's a baddy – one of the AT-ST Scout Walkers those nasty Empire people like to use to stride around and attack the good rebels. But that aside, it is a very handsome companion.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1405285389</amazonuk>
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|author= Thomas Dolby
|summary= For many of us, it must be difficult to imagine a life without recorded music. Millions of us must have grown up with, even to, a very varied soundtrack consisting of one genre after another. In this book, Peter Doggett takes a marvellous broad sweep through the history of popular music from the end of the nineteenth century to the present day, from wax cylinders to streaming services. A rather maudlin ditty 'After The Ball', by Charles K. Harris, is regarded as the first modern popular song (well, it was modern in 1891) – the first of millions.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>184792218X</amazonuk>
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