The Balloon Girl

Chaloner, Rosemary

Jelly Bean Books

Alex and the Tree Faces

Unknown, Author

Surrounded by Jesus: Confessions of a Flawed Christian

Alan Snuggs

The Little Bee's Sneeze

Children's Books

Beattie, Nerys

Literature & Fiction

Oscar the Hebridean Cat (Oscar the Ferry Cat)

Arbuthnott, Miss Molly

Animals

Salvation for Gorgonia

Dowdell, Jan

The Hat that Saved the World!

Rajput, Meena

A thirteen-year-old apprentice shoemaker sings to his mother on her deathbed as his alcoholic father looks on. 
Years later, he travels to Canada and meets Annie, a beautiful young American. Together they settle on the Prarie, and almost immediately become accepted for their outstanding shoemaking skills by the indigenous population. 
A Man in Moccasins is a remarkable true story about the importance of family, exploring how we all learn to define ourselves in an ever changing world.

A Man in Moccasins

Biographies & Memoirs

Maclean, Ruari

Community & Culture

Never give up on your dreams! 
Maureen Mullally-Clarke is a firm believer in this precept. Following a magical summer celebrating her twenty-first birthday as a seagoing stenographer on Canadian Pacific liners, she starts training to become a barrister. However, when her seven children come along, her career takes a back seat. 
But in the early 1960s, with the help of an incredibly supportive husband, Maureen decides to think about working again. First, as a writer and journalist -- meeting the likes of Margaret Thatcher, the Royal Family, and Jimmy Savile. And then in the 1970s, she realises her dream and qualifies as a barrister; an inspiration for women (and men) longing to achieve their ambitions. 
This book is a sequel to Old Clothes & Porridge, in which Maureen tells the story of her unusual childhood, growing up with her grandmother, living through the Depression, the abdication of King Edward VIII, and World War II.

The Rest of It

Mullally-Clarke, Maureen

Professionals & Academics

At age seventy, Christine Green cycled the length of mainland Britain, from Land's End to John o' Groats, solo.It is a route known as LEJoG, a demanding mix of urban and rural riding that challenges even the most experienced cyclists with its dizzying climbs and precipitous descents - not to mention the British weather!\nBut, with her characteristic grit and good humour, Christine overcame every obstacle, raising thousands of pounds for Women V Cancer along the way.\nEnd to End is an inspirational account of how it's never too late for adventure.\n20% of all proceeds will go towards supporting the work of Women V Cancer.

End to End: How I Cycled From Land's End to John O' Groats

GREEN, CHRISTINE

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