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At the start of the fourteenth century, Boston (Lincolnshire), was one of England's largest and wealthiest towns and played a leading role in the country's overseas trade, attracting merchants and commodities from as far afield as Italy, Gascony, the Low Countries, Germany and Scandinavia and was second only to London in many branches of trade. Yet, two centuries later, as the accounts of the royal customs reveal, Boston's overseas trade was o...

This is the second volume in a series of books about using the GAMLSS R package developed by the authors. This volume presents a broad overview of statistical distributions and how they can be used in practical applications.

Rory Temu is unstoppable on his battered BMX. Weaving and dodging though the Edinburgh streets, there's no obstacle he won't tackle. Such brilliance on a bike could take Rory far - maybe even to Olympic heights, so his teacher believes. But a gang on the streets has been watching too - and the members have their own plans for Rory's talents.

This is the second volume in a series of books about using the GAMLSS R package developed by the authors. This volume presents a broad overview of statistical distributions and how they can be used in practical applications.

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ROBERT RIGBY is the co-writer of BOY SOLDIER with Andy McNab. A professional screenwriter whose work includes scripts for Byker Grove, he has also run literacy, drama and writing projects, doing outreach work in Education Action Zone schools and writing and staging drama for and with young people. He is particularly interested in writing that appeals to reluctant boy readers. Most importantly, he is also a very keen football fan!

WW2 adventure story. After hearing his resistance fighter father has been shot, 16yr old Paul must travel south to freedom, through France, across the Pyrenees and Spain to England. A compelling tale of bravery, betrayal and first love. Ages: 9+.

The exciting world of professional soccer comes to life in this compelling sequel to GOAL! The Dream Begins. Young soccer player Santiago Munez has come a long way from the barrios of Los Angeles. He has become one of Newcastle United's most outstanding players. He is so good, in fact, that he is recruited for one of the world's best teams, Real Madrid. So Santiago leaves dreary northern England for the sunny shores of Spain. As part of Real ...

Follows on from "The Eagle Trail", but also stands independently. A high-octane WWII adventure story. Paul is living in France as part of the resistance movement when a special elite force of Germans parachute in. Do they have information about his father, who was mysteriously shot in London? Ages: 10+.

In the first installment of a soon-to-be-released soccer film trilogy from Buena Vista Pictures, a young man from inner-city Los Angeles sets out to fulfill his dream of becoming one of the greatest soccer players in the world.

Santiago's dream of becoming a professional soccer player becomes a reality when he receives the chance to play for one of England's top clubs. Based on the action-packed movie from Touchstone Pictures, "Goal!" is set against the backdrop of the world's most popular and exciting sport.

Für den Spitzenfußballer und Torjäger der Mannschaft Newcastle United, "Santi" Santiago Muñez, wird mit dem Transfer zu den "Königlichen" von Real Madrid ein Spielertraum wahr. Es gelingt Muñez die Herzen der Zuschauer zu erobern, aber in seinem persönlichen Umfeld kommt es zu Schwierigkeiten. Bald verschlechtert sich seine Leistung auf dem Spielfeld und er schlittert in eine Krise. Zerbricht er an seinem Traum?

The saga of young professional soccer player Santiago Muez continues in this final installment in the Goal trilogy, in which Santi plays for Argentina in the World Cup.

ROBERT RIGBY is the co-writer of BOY SOLDIER with Andy McNab. A professional screenwriter whose work includes scripts for Byker Grove, he has also run literacy, drama and writing projects, doing outreach work in Education Action Zone schools and writing and staging drama for and with young people. He is particularly interested in writing that appeals to reluctant boy readers. Most importantly, he is also a very keen football fan!