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Scottish Books
Scotland and Scottish interest books, historical and modern, photographic and scenic to walking guides, famous Scots and kings and queens and history. The Duke of Edinburgh meets our Annie in the image.
| CHRISTOPHER BROOKMYRE Book Number: 91327 |
Published price: £18.99
Bibliophile price: £4.50
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Cutting between a courtroom trial and the events surrounding it, you will be racing through to the final tense pages, full of betrayal, revenge and shocking revelations in this Jack Parlabane thril...
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| PETER WALLER Book Number: 91734 |
Published price: £25
Bibliophile price: £9.00
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Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Trams, Glasgow and Preservation, this big glamorous volume concentrates on the big city systems that survived WWII. It provides a comprehensive narrative det...
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| KEN GREY & ROD RODRIGOS Book Number: 91845 |
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Take in the dramatic and contrasting beauty of Scotland and experience both the traditional and popular poetry in verse while immersing yourself in images of peaceful lochs, beautiful trees, reflec...
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| DIRECTED BY JEREMY ENGLISH Book Number: 91967 |
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The mountains of the Highlands and the shores of the Lowlands provides some of the most glorious railway images north of the Border. Steam railway has been part of Britain's heritage for 200 years...
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| BRENDAN QUAYLE Book Number: 91976 |
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We travel north of the border into bonnie Scotland with our irrepressibly enthusiastic narrator and naturalist, David Bellamy. He explores from ground and air the natural environments of Britain's...
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| EDITED BY LIZZIE MACGREGOR Book Number: 92198 |
Published price: £12.99
Bibliophile price: £4.50
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In collaboration with Sir Hew Strachan and the First World War historian Yvonne McEwen, editor Lizzie MacGregor in compiling this book reflects a longstanding interest in Scottish poetry in the fir...
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| ELISABETH MCNEILL Book Number: 92217 |
Published price: £8.99
Bibliophile price: £3.00
Product format: Paperback
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A Scottish saga based on true events. It is 1881, and when a violent storm devastates the Scottish fishing village of Eyemouth, few families escape unscathed. Newlywed Rosabelle Maltman loses her...
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| PEGGY BEARDMORE Book Number: 92218 |
Published price: £25
Bibliophile price: £7.50
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Sub-titled 'Education and Inspiration in 20th Century Scottish Art', this is the first dedicated study of the fascinating transformation of a private home into an art college. For over half a cent...
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| STUART KELLY Book Number: 92333 |
Published price: £12.99
Bibliophile price: £6.00
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A BBC Radio Four Book of the Week, part biography, part literary criticism, part exploration of Scottish identity, this is by far the best book on Sir Walter Scott. No writer has ever been as famo...
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| QUINTIN JARDINE Book Number: 92234 |
Published price: £14.99
Bibliophile price: £5.00
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Hostile takeovers, government-sanctioned killing, extortion and the seedier side of publishing, this is a novel with an ingenious twist and turn. Sir Robert Skinner's stock is rising. After retir...
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| ALEXANDER MCCALL SMITH Book Number: 92978 |
Published price: £9.99
Bibliophile price: £5.00
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A personal journey through the landscape of Scottish poetry, some poems are well known, others less familiar, but all are private gems that Alexander McCall Smith feels should be more widely shared...
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| WALTER REID Book Number: 92938 |
Published price: £9.99
Bibliophile price: £4.00
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From the Prologue: 'These men were, as Shakespeare had put it, 'but warriors for the working day'. Much can be learned from them: not least we learn the awfulness of war. They never questioned the ...
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