Beat the Bullies: Use Your Brain (Herman Homunculus)

Lynda Shaw

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Bressbee the Ice King

Rebecca Walters

Divination and Spirituality of a Seventh Born: True Story

PETE DAVIES

A Tinker's Secret: Geordie's Story

Robert McPhee

A Shropshire Saga December Song (Lyndford)

Francis John Simcock

''Great for both kids and adults.' Sunday Times Travel Magazine on Spain, the first book in this series - Turkey is even better. 'This thoroughly readable resource is the ideal entry point - for young - (or old) minds.' Everything France (on France) 'Littered with amausing cartoons, recommendations on where to go and maps to help the readers get their bearings.' Shropshire Star (about the series) A rough guide to the history of Turkey with maps and tourist tips, for those who want to be well informed but don't want to take too long over it. More fun than the brief histories at the front of most popular guide books and much shorter than most standard histories, it can be read on the flight or ferry over. Turkish and pre-Turkish history unwinds across the pages in an easy-to-read narrative from the remote past and right up to the present day. There are cartoons, maps and eyewitness tips on where to go, and there's a simple timeline at the back and a list of rulers with their dates.'

Guide to Turkey for History Travellers (Guides for History Travellers)

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Bob Fowke

Asia

The Mines of the Shrewsbury Coalfields; Hanwood, Leebotwood and Dryton and Ne Shropshire Trials: A History of Coal Mines Supplying Local Needs in the ... Including the Only Coal Mines in Powys

Science & Math

Mike Shaw

Technology

Love and Wheatgrass

Lorraine Ereira

<p>In this book, one man returns to rediscover his native Scotland through its most famous exports; whisky and golf. He finds that both derive from what makes Scotland great - its land and its people - and that the very earth contributes to the essential 'architecture' of both. With an engaging and philosophical approach, the author creates a tour of Scotland, offering insight into the industries behind whisky and golf, as well as the history and experience of both. Matching distilleries and courses by region, he discovers some hidden gems and some unique experiences, concluding that both pursuits offer more than the sum of their parts. Both simple yet complicated, these two great representatives of Scotland offer insight into this unique country, its landscape, its people and beyond that life itself.</p>

Of peats and putts

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Andrew Brown

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Poor Puss

Marilyn Crowther

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