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Just published, Free Degrees by Lyndi Smith
If you think education is expensive, try fundraising for it.

Initial investment: £6.95. Potential return: up to £26,000.

Contrary to what many believe, education doesn’t have to come at a price. Anyone can raise the funds necessary to pay their way through academic life, without getting into debt.

So says former drama student Lyndi Smith. She should know; she raised over £26,000. In her new book Free Degrees Lyndi explains and illustrates what it takes to raise money to pay for education, start to finish. For just £6.95, what better investment could there be for yourself, or as a present for a son, daughter or anyone starting on the road to life?

Order your copy of Free Degrees now, only £6.95 and still hot from the press. Click on the cover opposite. For what the experts say, click here.

One third discount if you order all six in WLP’s Tiny Essentials series.
And free postage. Contact Marie

The Field by the River by Ken Burnett
Now at an unrepeatable special price – save 50 per cent.
‘A simple walk in the woods becomes a year-long adventure packed with mysteries, insights and wonder, often all on the same page. Ken’s ‘Field’ will make you happy and, possibly, consider investing in rugged new footwear.’
Emma Thompson
Oscar-winning actress and screenwriter

‘Ken Burnett’s delicious storytelling makes Kerkelven come alive as he surprises, entertains and enchants us. I hope The Field by the River will establish the author as the modern successor to White and Thoreau. It has inspired me to take better note of the living riches that surround us when we are out walking.’
Indra Sinha
Author of Animal's People, short-listed for the 2007 Man Booker prize

‘In the world of news we’re surrounded with fast-moving stories of horror, destruction and pain. The Field by the River is an effective antidote, being gently comforting and mellow. Yet you’ll also learn a lot of zoology, a bit of botany and a smattering of hydrology.’
Natalie Bennett
Editor, Guardian Weekly

‘I have a sneaking suspicion this could take off in A Year in Provence kind of way’
Tiffany Daneff
The Sunday Times