Packed with over 300 inspiring attractions, this book shows you how to get the most out of your free time - without spending a penny. The authors have trailed the length and breadth of Britain (with children in tow) to track down and test the best attractions, and undiscovered experiences. 
Britain for Free is an inspiring, funny and honest account of the best of Britain’s museums, parks, galleries, wildlife, eccentricities and downright oddness. Britain For Free also features detailed, practical information with tips and advice and rainy day options. Each entry will also include additional features such as “Well I Never” (fascinating facts), Heads Up (for local tips), and some for children such as “Horrible History” icons and throughout the book specifying who each attraction would suit best (young children, teenagers, grandparents, active travellers etc). <ul>
<li>Covers all regions of Great Britain and each entry has all the information you need including websites, local amenities, opening times and travel advice</li> <li>Entries include: The Winter Garden, Sheffield; Wild Camping, Scotland; Dolphin Spotting at Chanonry Point, Moray Firth; Mudchute Park and Farm in the shadow of Canary Wharf; Egyptian mummies at the British Museum</li> <li>Includes unusual museums, inspiring galleries and fantastic outdoor spaces to enjoy for free, plus: amenities listings and food &amp; drink options</li> </ul>

Frommer's Britain For Free: Great Days Out That Won't Break The Bank (Frommer's Free & Dirt Cheap)

Travel

Hatch, Ben

Hatch, Dinah

Europe

Frommers

Great Family Trips You’ll Remember Forever At last, a travel guide for families. See the best of everything, with expert advice from mums and dads for mums and dads, giving you the confidence for an inspired trip while keeping all the family happy. With your Family has the inside knowledge for trouble-free breaks full of memories to last a lifetime. <ul>
<li>Hunt for a crazy T-Rex on the loose in Norfolk</li> <li>Visit an eerie, top secret nuclear bunker</li> <li>Find out if you can make it as an astronaut</li> <li>Discover the cave where the magician Merlin lived</li> <li>
Plus the best attractions, food &amp; drink and accommodation</li> <li>
Also hundreds of evocative photos and regional maps</li> </ul>
 Frommer’s England With Your Family is a full colour, practical and accessible book for independently minded UK families looking to make the most of their family holiday. The guide highlights the best opportunities for families in the region and offer expert opinion on where to stay, where to eat and where to spend your holiday time enjoyably. Includes sections on: London, Surry, Kent &amp; Sussex, Hampshire, Dorset &amp; Wiltshire, The West Country, East Anglia, Midlands, Central England, The Northwest, Cumbria &amp; the Lakes, Yorkshire, The Northeast

Frommer's England With Your Family (Frommers With Your Family Series)

The Frommer’s Scotland With Your Family guide is a full colour, practical and accessible book for independently minded UK families looking to make the most of their family holiday. The guide highlights the best opportunities for families in the region and offer expert opinion on where to stay, where to eat and where to spend your holiday time enjoyably. 
Includes sections on: Southern Scotland: Burns country, Kirkcudbright, Lanark, Dumfries and Galloway, North Berwick, Jedburgh, Melrose, Peebles; Edinburgh and Glasgow, The Trossachs, Stirling and Loch Lommond, The Highlands - Inverness, Findhorn, Fort William, Callander, Glencoe, Skye and Aberdeenshire including Aberdeen, Stonehaven, Cairngorms, St Andrews and Perth. Discover a destination with: <ul>
<li>Crystal clear lochs and snow-capped mountains</li> <li>Impressive castles with colourful histories</li> <li>City festivities with plenty for children to enjoy</li> <li>Remarkable museums and buzzing cultural centres</li> <li>Stunning nature reserves and animal parks</li> <li>Appealing accommodation for all budgets</li> </ul>

Frommer's Scotland with your Family (Frommers With Your Family Series)

Jay Golden has an unerring talent for being sacked. His hilarious deadpan diary takes us on a tour through minimum wage land: Al's Golden Donor Kebabs, telesales, McDonalds, Molden's Lawnmower Shop. His namedropping father is high up in the BBC, and perpetually exasperated by his son's lack of ambition and two hour baths. Jay dreams of writing a novel or living in a mud hut in the Sudan with his girlfriend Gemma, but even she is starting to feel he should get a proper job. Only his mother really understood him, but she died the previous year - and it is when Jay starts re-reading his heartwrenching diary of her illness that everything starts to unravel.

The Lawnmower Celebrity

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Indigo Paperbacks

The International Gooseberry

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Road to Rouen

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Headline Book Publishing

Ben Hatch is on the road again. Commissioned to write a guidebook about France (despite not speaking any French), he sets off with visions of relaxing chateaux and refined dining. Ten thousand miles later, his family's been attacked by a donkey, had a run-in with a death-cult, and - after nearly drowning, and a calamitous wedding experience involving a British spy - his own marriage is in jeopardy. A combination of obsessions about mosquitoes, French gravel and vegetable theme parks means it's a bumpy ride as Ben and his family move from one unexpected adventure to the next. Funny and poignant, ROAD TO ROUEN asks important questions about life, marriage, and whether it's ever acceptable to tape baguettes to your children's legs to smuggle lunch into Disneyland Paris.

Road to Rouen: A 10,000-mile Journey in a Cheese-filled Passat

Reference

Charnwood Pub

The story of a madcap five-month family trip to write a travel guide—embracing the freedom of the open road with a spirit of discovery and an industrial supply of baby wipes "Hurry up," I shout at Dinah, whilst on the overhead telly Ray Mears’ Survival is playing extraordinarily loudly because Charlie sat on the volume button of the remote. The kids writhe about in the V05 shampoo they just spilt, laughing as the last of their clean clothes bite the dust, and I'm thinking: "Survive driving round England with two under 4s, staying at a different hotel each night and visiting four or five attractions a day and sometimes a restaurant in the evening. Sleep all in the same room, go to bed at 7 p.m. after having had no evening to yourself, wake up at 7 a.m. and do it all again the next day with the prospect of another 140 nights of the same—then come and tell me about survival in your khaki ****ing shorts, Ray." They were bored, broke, burned out, and turning 40. So when Ben and his wife Dinah were approached to write a guidebook about family travel, they embraced the open road, ignoring friends' warnings: "One of you will come back chopped up in a bin bag in the roof box." Featuring deadly puff adders, Billie Piper's pajamas, and a friend of Hitler's, it's a story about love, death, falling out, moving on, and growing up, and 8,000 misguided miles in a Vauxhall Astra.

Are We Nearly There Yet?: A Family's 8000-Mile Car Journey Around Britain

Summersdale

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