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Aimed at 8–12 year olds, this is another cracking work of adventure and imagination from one of Scotland’s finest children’s authors.
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In words and pictures David O'Neil shows the Fort William & Oban area as a touring centre is second to none.
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In the year 1790, an eminent Scotsman had the very ambitious idea of compiling a complete picture of life in the whole of his country.
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The Granny Porage story books (each containing 3 separate fully illustrated
stories) have delighted the very young and early readers. They are carefully
written to be enjoyed but also to bring a knowledge of a time long before
now.
NOW Children who h
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Once upon a time, a long time ago, there was a wee cottage all by itself on an island. The island was on a small loch, up over the hill from the village by the shore. In this cottage there lived a little old woman, who was known to everyone as Granny Pora
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What’s wrong with Scotland? Why are we in the doldrums while other small nations prosper? In the most radical book about Scotland for a generation, authors Dennis MacLeod and Michael Russell look at their country from an international perspective, and c
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Muir's contribution, argues Hector MacMillan in this challenging reassessment, can not be understood divorced from a background of popular demand, both nationally and internationally, for a radical renegotiation of the contract between Governors and Gover
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Fierce and fiery, timeless and timely, in this retrospective collection, performance-poet and writer, Jack Withers looks at our world.
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Frank Boyle is the popular and trenchant award-winning cartoonist for the Evening News in Edinburgh where he passes daily comment on the affairs of state and the positions and postures of politicians. This book is a selection of Frank's work in that paper
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A NEW EDITION of artist and illustrator Scoular Anderson's guide to his home area.
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What is Glasgow? Who are the Glasgwegians?
In the town that grew with dramatic speed in the years of the industrial revolution, with an influx of peoples from the Scottish Highlands, Ireland, Eastern Europe and further afield, how have the citizens de
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Into a Room presents an edited selection of Soutar's poems for a wider readership. Each Scots poem is annotated and the editors, Carl MacDougall and Douglas Gifford have written a full introduction. They argue that William Soutar's work is truly eclectic
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Designed to encourage the reader to seek out the beauty of the country, this Scottish Highlands Series title is focussed on points of interest on journeys setting out from Inverness.
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J K Rowling’s story is almost as magical as her books. The day she wrote the name Harry Potter on a page she changed not just her own unhappy life but that of millions of readers.
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Arguably no other composer or performer had such a profound impact on people as John Lennon.
And few other public figures of the last century, from any walk of life, have had so many seemingly separate existences – pop star, spokesman, tragic victim,
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The Kibble Palace of Glasgow's Botanic Gardens is one of the city's outstanding buildings.
Of international significance among 19th century curvilinear iron glasshouses, it is a familiar and loved local landmark.
But it was not even originally built o
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On October 13th 1939 following a huge explosion in Scapa Flow, Orkney, one of the Royal Navy’s top battleships, HMS Royal Oak rolled over and sank.
A German U-boat U-47 had silently penetrated defences and done its work. A total of 833 men died.
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In this sequel to Tobermory Days and Tobermory Tales, Lorn Macintyre's greatly acclaimed story collections, the author continues to capture the essence of the lives of Hebridean Islanders.
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A new printing of Renée Forsyth's popular and acclaimed account of all aspects of Dunoon
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February 10, 1972. 2.30pm. A big black car sweeps into Luath Street in Govan and stops outside number 10. Pat Lally, the chairman of Glasgow Corporation’s Housing Sub-committee on Clearance and Rehabilitation (later to become a well remembered Lord Provos
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