Paul Rance reports on all 64 matches at the 2006 World Cup in Germany - from his armchair. From Germany's sparkling opening to Zinedine Zidane's headbutt on Italian defender Marco Materazzi, the author records, in eccentric fashion, the notable moments from one of the best World Cups of recent times - complete with all of the results, goal scorers and attendances.

Paul Rance of Peace & Freedom Press and booksmusicfilmstv.com rediscovered Edward Lear in 2009, and began creating his own nonsense creatures - in the form of illustrations and limericks. Here, in this updated edition, are the first 24 limericks, which should appeal to children aged 3 to 120. Originally published on Associated Content they are now only available through Amazon. 1. The Lesser Striped & Spotted Buttbird of Maine 2. The Crabimal of London 3. The Facefish of Hawaii 4. The Ski Parrot of Miami 5. The Giraffeosaur of Cape Town 6. The Picasso Cat of Madrid 7. The Tennielanian Lobster...

The majority finally react against the greedy few, and it all starts with a rabbit called Brutus. If you like a mix of the dark, humorous, erotic, philosophical, futuristic and a world-changing rabbit this book's for you 'Brutus - the Rabbit That Changed the World' looks into a future that's not too far away, and one which offers hope to those who feel there is none.