Alastair Sim Books

The Unbelievers

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Edinburgh, 1865. Inspector Allerdyce Is Dragged Away From His Young Family In The Middle Of A Bitter Winter Night With Urgent Orders: Investigate The Disappearance Of A Fabulously Wealthy Mine Owne...

Rosslyn Blood

By Alastair Sim, Sim, Alastair, 1900-1976

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sinclair Wallace Was About To Find Out Who He Really Was, Even If He Didn't Want To Know. Thrust Brutally Out Of His Comfort Zone At Work, He's Been Made To Manage Public Relations For A Banker Cau...

The Unbelievers

By Alastair Sim

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A brooding, Victorian murder mystery set in the Scottish Highlands and featuring Inspector Allerdyce and Sergeant McGillivrayScotland's richest man has been shot dead and dumped down a well. Was th...

The Unbelievers

By Alastair Sim

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335 pages ; 20 cm

Unbelievers

By Alastair Sim

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The Millionairess

By Riccardo Aragno, WOLF MANKOWITZ, Sophia Loren, Pierre Rouve, Peter Sellers, George Bernard Shaw, Vittorio De Sica, Anthony Harvey, Dennis Price, Alastair Sim, Jack Hildyard, Dimitri De Grunwald

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The Littlest Horse Thieves

By Alastair Sim

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The Happiest Days Of Your Life

By Alastair Sim

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Scrooge

By Alastair Sim

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Scrooge

By Alastair Sim

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If you’ve ever purchased a product online or in a store, you’ve likely come across a barcode. Behind these barcodes lies a standardized system that makes modern commerce possible. Two key codes often encountered are the EAN (European Article Number) and ISBN (International Standard Book Number). But what are they, how are they connected, and why are they so crucial? Let’s explore.