When you're feeling the pressure, why not take time out to play and sing some relaxing songs? Keep Calm And Play On: The Red Book for solo piano brings together 22 great hits pieces that soothe and inspire, to ease the stress and make you smile again. So why not sit down and play and sing some of your personal favourites? They'll calm you down and give you fresh energy to face whatever the day brings. Song List: - 6/11/98 [Joby Talbot] - Alexandra Park [John Metcalfe] - The Art Of Flying [Zbigniew Preisner] - Big My Secret (The Piano) [Michael Nyman] - Candlefire (from The Diary Of Anne Frank) [Michael Nyman] - Close Cover [Wim Mertens] - Comme Une Rosée De Larmes (from The Artist) [Ludovic Bource] - Comptine D'un Autre Eté (from Amélie) [Yann Tiersen] - Divenire [Ludovico Einaudi] - Erla’s Waltz [Ólafur Arnalds] - Eustace And Hilda (Theme) [Richard Rodney Bennett] - Farewell [Zbigniew Preisner] - Fly [Ludovico Einaudi] - Graceful Ghost [William Bolcom] - Hush [Craig Armstrong] - The King’s Speech [Alexandre Desplat] - Kiss The Rain [Yiruma] - Opening (from Glassworks) [Philip Glass] - Prelude No. 2 [Dustin O’Halloran] - River Flows In You [Yiruma] - Romance (Sylvia) [Gabriel Yared] - Treasure (from Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy) [Alberto Iglesias]

Featuring the most relaxing and soothing contemporary music, this collection of sheet music for solo Piano contains 21 pieces that will make sure you Keep Calm And Play On. When the stresses of modern life get too much, why not while away the blues with The Blue Book, a compendium of calming and relaxing contemporary solo Piano pieces to help you take some time out and keep calm? We’ve brought together 21 pieces including well-known themes from film & TV. Pieces include the Theme From Downton Abbey, the beautiful Nuvole Bianche by Einaudi and Metamorphosis Two by Philip Glass. For the complete list of songs included, please see below. So for a great way to unwind, choose your favourite piece from this collection, or just learn something new and you're sure to be inspired by these wonderful Piano pieces - a perfect addition to your repertoire. This Keep Calm And Play On: The Blue Book is part of our Keep Calm series including other books for solo Piano, as well as Piano, Vocal and Guitar arrangements.

When you're feeling the pressure, why not take time out to play and sing some relaxing songs? Keep Calm And Play On: The Purple Book brings together 24 great hits to learn. They'll calm you down and give you fresh energy to face whatever the day brings! The songs included are: - Aretha [Rumer] - Better In Time [Lewis, Leona] - California King Bed [Rihanna] - Dance With Me Tonight [Murs, Olly] - Drive By [Train] - I Won't Let You Go [Morrison, James] - I'm Yours [Mraz, Jason] - Jar Of Hearts [Perri, Christina] - Just Be [Faith, Paloma] - The Last Of The Melting Snow [Leisure Society, The] - Lego House [Sheeran, Ed] - L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N [Noah And The Whale] - My Kind Of Love [Sande, Emeli] - Need You Now [Lady Antebellum] - Ordinary People [Legend, John] - People Help The People [Birdy] - Please Don’t Say You Love Me [Aplin, Gabrielle] - Princess Of China [Coldplay] - Set Fire To The Third Bar [Snow Patrol] - Soldier Of Love [Sade] - Somewhere Only We Know [Keane] - Turning Tables [Adele] - Write It On Your Skin [Faulkner, Newton] - You And I [Lady Gaga]

When a wish come true is not what it seems . . . Isabelle has finally made it to Level Two of Fairy Godmother Training -- but just barely. She'll really have to step it up if she wants to pass the next challenge.Level Two of training comes with a twist, however. Isabelle's newest practice princess isn't who she expected -- and granting the new girl's wish means making her old princess, Nora, really unhappy.What's a godmother to do? Isabelle will need more than a few magic sparkles to make everyone happily ever after this time!

"'Keep Calm and Carry On' has become one of the most recognisable slogans of the twenty-first century. But where is it from and why has it resonated so strongly with the modern British public? This book reveals the truth behind the now infamous poster, tracing its origins to the Second World War, when it was created to allay public panic in the event of a German invasion. Of course this feared invasion never happened, and the poster would have been resigned to the dusty shelves of history were it not for a chance discovery by the owners of Barter Books in 2001. Later seized upon as an encouragement in the economic crisis, 'Keep Calm' went on to become arguably the most successful meme in history. This book tells the story of that phenomenon, including colourful posters and archive photographs throughout."--

Love collecting and listening to vinyl records? Confident in your knowledge that vinyl is superior? Express your vinyl love with this fun lined journal: 120 wide-ruled pages Page numbers Blank Table of Contents for easy organization Durable paperback cover and binding Use it for work, school, journaling, or as a log book for your record collection. Order now for yourself - or as a versatile, quirky 0gift for your favorite vinyl collector!

How to survive the digital revolution without getting trampled: your guide to online mindfulness, digital self-empowerment, cybersecurity, creepy ads, trustworthy information, and more. Feeling overwhelmed by an avalanche of online content? Anxious about identity theft? Unsettled by the proliferation of fake news? Welcome to the digital revolution. Wait—wasn't the digital revolution supposed to make our lives better? It was going to be fun and put the world at our fingertips. What happened? Keep Calm and Log On is a survival handbook that will help you achieve online mindfulness and overcome online helplessness—the feeling that tech is out of your control—with tips for handling cybersecurity, creepy ads, untrustworthy information, and much more. Taking a cue from the famous World War II morale-boosting slogan (“Keep Calm and Carry On”), Gus Andrews shows us how to adapt the techniques our ancestors used to survive hard times, so we can live our best lives online. She explains why media and technology stress us out, and offers empowering tools for coping. Mindfulness practices can help us stay calm and conserve our attention purposefully. Andrews shares the secret of understanding our own opinions'' “family trees” in order to identify misleading “fake news.” She provides tools for unplugging occasionally, overcoming feelings that we are “bad at technology,” and taking charge of our security and privacy. Andrews explains how social media algorithms keep us from information we need and why “creepy ads” seem to follow us online. Most importantly, she urges us to work to rebuild the trust in our communities that the internet has broken.