Walker's Companion: Scotland (Walker's Companion)

Brown, Hamish

McOwan, Rennie

Mearns, Richard

Cassell Illustrated*

Light on Dumyat

Hyperion Books

Saint Andrew Press

Part of the 1995 Scottish Book Fortnight promotion, this title is designed for primary children and Robert Burns beginners. It contains an introduction to Burns' life, and includes sample poems and songs, information on how to organize a Burns supper, and project suggestions for class.

Robert Burns for Beginners

Light on Dumyat (The Clan Series)

Rowan Tree Publishing

The Day the Mountain Moved: 4 (The Clan Series)

Children's Books

Classics

Beginners of all ages studying the work of Robert Burns find few specially produced volumes of material to work from. This book has been written to meet their needs. Informal educational and above all fun it includes an introduction to the poet and his life plus samples of his poetry and songs. Clearly written and attractively illustrated the book includes step by step advise on how to organise a Burns supper and also project suggestions for younger readers.

GARDNERS VI BOOKS AMS006

For those who want to know more about St Andrew this book tells his story. It shows Andrew among the Saints offers a short history of the Celtic church examines relics and ruins and covers the Patron Saints of the UK. It includes project suggestions for class and individual participation.

Saint Andrew for Beginners

A guide to age-old Scottish beliefs. This book includes an exploration of Scotland's Gaelic and Norse heritage, an investigation of tales of magic and talisman promises, and a guide to the Celtic and Pictish religion which still permeates to the present day.

Magic Mountains

History

Europe

Mainstream Publishing

Here is recounted the stirring history og the Clan Mackay from its beginning in the mists of medieval Caledonian history down to the present time. The clan's turbulent exploits spanned the bloodthirsty, feuding saga of Scotland's history and the dramatic tales here retold recall dashing Highland charges, brutal battles, breathless chases and deadly duels. The Clan Mackay were renowned swordsmen who could muster forces four thousand strong at short notice in the Highlands. They had long, bitter feuds with neighbouring clans like the Sutherlands and were noted mercenaries. Here their full story is told in all its vivid detail. This little book contains, where available, the clan motto, crest and tartan, in addition to the history of the name.

The MacKay: The Origins of the Clan MacKay and Their Place in History (Scottish Clan Mini-Book)

Lang Syne Publishers Ltd

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