Founded in 1879, Sunderland AFC quickly became one of the greatest clubs in English football. This history of the club takes the reader step by step through the club's development, beginning with the club's foundation, the early triumphs and subsequent tragedies, through conflicts with Sunderland Albion to league and cup domination, from Raich Carter and Bobby Gurney to Kevin Phillips and Niall Quinn. Along the way great players, matches and successes are highlighted, in an accessible style suitable for football fans of all ages.

From Dixie Dean to Tim Cahill, from Harry Catterick to Howard Kendall, from Wembley in 1933 to Rotterdam in 1985, there's never a dull moment watching Everton. Everton FC is perfect half-time reading for Everton fans, featuring famous players, great games, fascinating facts and intriguing incidents. Filled with variety, excitement, and no little drama, Everton FC will make you feel just like you're watching the match.

Television can be a storehouse of treasures, and one of its best kept secrets was a show called Charmed. Despite being scheduled at all hours, the series steadily built up a dedicated and vocal audience who became hooked by its beguiling and seductive power, attractive visuals and gentle wit. Charmed is the story of the four Halliwell sisters, Prue (Shannon Doherty), Piper (Holly Marie Combs), Phoebe (Alyssa Milano) and Paige (Rose McGowan). Together they are the Charmed Ones and they are sworn to protect the innocent. In Triquetra, best-selling author Keith Topping explores every episode, revealing the triumphs, the goofs, the guest stars, the intake of nicotine and alcohol, and generally gets under the skin of the Halliwell sisters and their lives, loves and spellbinding adventures.

Founded in 1892, Newcastle United quickly became one of the greatest clubs in English football. This history of the club takes the reader step by step through the club's development, beginning with Newcastle East and West End's merger, moving through the era of the Edwardian Entertainers, all the way to Kevin Keegan's great side of the 1990s and beyond. Along the way great players, matches and successes are highlighted, in an accessible style suitable for football fans of all ages.

1962 saw the passing of Marilyn Monroe, arrest of Nelson Mandela and birth of Eddie Izzard. Z-cars and Steptoe and Son made their TV debut and on the big screen James Bond first appears in Dr No. This was the year The Beatles were told they had no future and the Rolling Stones first gigged. Meanwhile the world held its breath as tensions escalated in the Cuban Missile Crisis.