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The latest in a new series of books which explain how Scotland's scenery was made, why it looks the way it does today and how it has changed over millions of years

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Young children will love these colouring books featuring simple illustrations of a variety of Scottish themes, featuring: Castles, Unicorns, Scottish Country Dancers, Bagpipes, Loch Ness Monster, Seashore, Farmyard, Boats and trains, Forth Rail Bridge, Woodland and animals, and more!

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This brand-new activity book for children features a huge range of activities involving different skills.

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This activity book is a fun way for children aged 7-10 to find out all about Scotlands amazing wildlife and natural history. From puffins, pine martens and Highland cows to red deer, eagles and butterflies, the range of animals is enormous, not to mention the huge variety of plants, flowers and trees.

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This book takes an innovative approach to telling the history of Newcastle upon Tyne by focusing on the historic maps and plans that record its growth and development over many centuries.

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Set on a farming estate in the upper reaches of the River Spey,Of Stone and Skyfollows several generations of a shepherding family in a paean to the bonds between people, their land and way of life. It is a profound mystery, a passionate poem, a political manifesto, shot through with wisdom and humour.

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A collection of short stories and novellas featuring the bestselling D.C.I. Daley

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Oysteris the second collection from prize-winning Edinburgh poet Michael Pedersen. Here he vividly illuminates scenes with an energy that is both witty, humourous but also deeply intelligent.Oyster features bespoke illustrations from the lateFrightened Rabbitlead singer and songwriter Scott Hutchison.

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In this book, based on archival research, oral interviews, memory and personal experience, Chris Whatley explores the history of the tiny island jewel of Pabay, and the people for whom it has been home, to create a vivid picture of the trials, tribulations and joys of island life.

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Para Handyhas been sailing his way into the affections of generations of Scots since he first weighed anchor in the pages of the Glasgow Evening News in 1905.This definitive edition contains all three collections published in the author's lifetime, as well as those that were unpublished and a new story which was discovered in 2001.

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An exclusive behind-the-scenes study of Pep Guardiola's first spectacular season in charge at Bayern Munich. Marti Perarnau has been embedded at the heart of the Bayern experience, witnessing it all. The Guardiola Effect is a modern classic in the making.

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Buchan's first thriller - and one of his most exciting and magical

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The story of tea is extraordinary - it caused wars, boosted the trade in slaves and hard drugs, and its no exaggeration to say it was one of the great engines that drove the globalisation of the world economy. In this book award-winning author Les Wilson tells the dramatic and colourful story of how Scots brought tea to Britain and made it our national drink.

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This collection is a visceral depiction of the difficult love between a father and son and what happens when that love is lost. In his debut, Thomas Stewart examines the death of his father whilst exploring questions of grief, guilt, mental health, identity, sexuality and masculinity.

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A simple to follow guide for parents to help their children achieve their sporting goals

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A landmark publication: the first-ever history of Scotland told from the perspective of women - the half of history that we forgot with over 150 contributors.

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Reissue of this beautifully illustrated hardback gift book with full-colour plates

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Stuart Kelly's biography of Sir Walter Scott defies classification in terms of genre. Rather than a literary biography, or critical study, it is a personal examination of the sometimes overwhelming affect Scott has had on Scottish identity at large, and on how his legacy affects the very act of writing in Scotland.

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Young children will love bringing to life these amazing images of Scotlands coats and seashore by brushing with water to reveal colour. Very short captions (c. 10 words) describe the various scenes.Just dip the brush (included with the book) in water and apply directly to the page to bring the illustrations to vibrant life.

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This project of the European Ethnological research Centre is planned in 13 volumes, plus this bibliography. Their overall aim is to examine the interlocking strands of history, language and traditional culture, in their international setting, that go into the making of a national identity.

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Scottish Wild Flowers is an ideal guide for both visitors and residents of Scotland who wish to learn about the fascinating wealth of wild flowers that can be found there. Each species is illustrated in full colour with a comprehensive description, plus the plant's English, Latin and Gaelic names.

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InSet in Stone, Alan McKirdy traces Scotland's geological journey, explaining for the non-specialist reader why the landscape looks the way it does todays. He also explores Scots and those working in Scotland have played a seminal role in the development of the science of geology, understanding Earth processes at a local and global scale.

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The fall of RBS has been one of the most catastrophic events of the on-going global financial crisis. This book reveals new and never-revealed-before details about how Fred Goodwin brought the biggest company in the world to the very brink of ruin.