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An energising book filled with individual inspiring and motivating stories of overcoming extreme adversity.

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Donald Caskie was a minister of the Scots Kirk in Paris at the time of German invasion of France in 1940. Although he had the opportunity to flee, Caskie stayed behind to help establish a network of safe houses and escape routes for allied soldiers and airmen trapped in occupied territory. He was finally sentenced to death at a Nazi show-trial.

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June 1940.

As German troops pour across France, the veteran soldier and adventurer Richard Hannay is called back into service. In Paris an individual code named 'Roland' has disappeared and is assumed to be in the hands of Nazi agents. Only he knows the secret of the Thirty-One Kings, a secret upon which the whole future of Europe depends.

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In this book, Sally MacColl presents 50 delicious tried-and-tested seafood recipes featuring produce from the waters around her home island of Mull, including salmon, trout, haddock and mackerel as well as mussels, langoustine, lobster, scallops and crab.

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Sammar is a young Sudanese widow, working as an Arabic translator at a British university. Estranged from her son, she drifts, grieving and isolated. Life takes a positive turn when she finds herself falling in love with Rae, a Scottish academic. To Sammar, he seems to come from another world and another culture, yet they are drawn to each other.

(Paperback, New in Paperback)

The Unremembered Places is a poignant and enthralling take on some of Scotlands most fascinating, yet overlooked, places of interest.Shortlisted for the The Great Outdoors Awards Outdoor Book of the Year 2020andthe Boardman Tasker Award for Mountain Literature 2020.

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A history of the island of Gigha

(Paperback, 11th Edition)

The official guidebook to the West Highland Way.

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(Paperback, Centenary Edition)

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Pocket Poetry: Poems for Nurses and Midwives is a companion of poems intended to provide both support, comfort and inspiration. The poems themselves explore the meaning of nursing, midwifery and compassion in order to promote new nurses and midwives self-care and wellbeing.

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Samuel Johnson and James Boswell spent the autumn of 1773 touring through the Lowlands and Highlands of Scotland as far west as the islands of Skye, Raasay, Coll, Mull, Inchkenneth and Iona. Here, they paint a picture of a society which was still almost unknown to the Europe of the Enlightenment.

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After joining the the Lovat Scouts at the outbreak of the Second World War Donald Angus Gillies is sent on a mission to the Alps, where he meets Francoise, a young French Canadian SOE agent. The pair immediately form a close bond, but when Francoise is injured and captured, DA realizes his feelings for her are much, much stronger...

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Second in a series of compelling thrillers featuring DS Alice Rice

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Chris Froome made history as the first African-born cyclist to stand on the podium at the Tour de France. This book charts the rise of the African born cyclist; from his inexperienced, naive introduction to the sport to his Olympic and Tour de France success.

(Hardback)

A collection of Scotland's favourite poems.

(Paperback)

In this unique book Matt Hopwood sets out to walk the length and breadth of Scotland, asking people he meets along the way a very simple question: will you share your love story with me What is your love story

(Hardback)

It's December 1967, and the town of Kinloch is cut off by heavy snow. With all roads closed, the only way to feed and water the townsfolk is for the fishing fleet to sail to Girvan for much needed supplies. The crew of theGirl Maggieembark upon a trip like no other, encountering ghostly Vikings, gigantic crustaceans and a helpful seagull.

(Paperback, Omnibus Edition)

This omnibus gathers A Croft in the Hills together with some of Katharines later books.

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A remarkable and insightful celebration of an endangered animal that has been vilified and persecuted for centuries, woven together with exquisite nature writing about one of the most beautiful parts of the Scottish Highlands.

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Polly Pullar has had a passion for red squirrels since childhood. As a wildlife rehabilitator, she knows the squirrel on a profoundly personal level and has hand-reared litters of orphan kits, eventually returning them to the wild. In this book she shares her experiences and love for the squirrel and explores how our perceptions have changed.

(Hardback, New Edition)

In this evocative book Iain and Anne Fraser take the reader, both visitor and resident, on a personal journey through the centre of one of the worlds most unforgettable cities. Working with four talented local artists they reflect the character and cultural history of Edinburgh through 80 pages and 150 beautiful and original illustrations.