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Accompanying the immense success of the Hebridean diaries and address books, Birlinn has added a birthday book to its attractive range ofHebridean stationery. Illustrated throughout with Mairi Hedderwick's beautiful sketches of the Hebrides, this hardback book is the perfect way toremember birthdays of friends and family.

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Acclaimed war photographer Voeten documents the underground netherworld of the homeless tunnel-dwellers in Manhattan.

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See the United States as You Never Have Before: Brick by Brick!

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Current artful narratives from the fabled City that Knows How through a timeless lens of resilience, resistance, and redemption

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For more than ten thousand years Mongolias uplands have been home to the Hircus goat. This curious animal hides a genuine treasure under its outer coat: the warm, fine, ultra-soft luxury fibre that is cashmere. This title presents an illustrated story of a journey that the author goes on every year to purchase an extremely precious fibre.

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This handsome volume presents France and its rich culture in all its bountyfrom landscape and tradition to literature and legend.

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Chinas emergence as an economic and cultural giant reigns as a key international story of our time. In an unprecedented visual tour de force, National Geographic chronicles this astonishing ascent through some of the most eye-opening, evocative, and extr

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Discover the little worlds of Britain

Beyond the British shores and straight out to sea lie the most exquisite islands, just waiting to be discovered.

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Humankind just cant resist a celebrationwhoever we are and wherever on Earth we may be, somebodys got a reason to cheer

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This homage to Paris by the great Magnum photographers reveals a multifaceted portrait of the citys effervescent character in 300 photographs.

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In 1998 Australian designer Stuart Rattle purchased the dilapidated Musk schoolhouse and surrounding grounds. Over the following few decades it was to become his most enduring project -- a true labour of love, with every detail of the buildings and grounds carefully considered.

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Photographing over a three-year period, Haas captured imagery that reflects three key elements of the region: The Arctic.

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For more than fifty years, world-class novelist Philippe Sollers has visited Venice regularly; he celebrates the magical city through personal anecdotes blended with historical and cultural details.

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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.

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Tucked away between China and India in the heart of the Himalayas, Bhutan remains a relatively little-known country. Matthieu Ricard, a monk and photographer, went to Bhutan to study with Dilgo Khyenste Rinpoche, a highly revered Tibetan Buddhist master and teacher. This book documents his encounters and experiences.

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Tells the story of Rottnest Island, which has always been valued for its atmosphere and simplicity. This title introduces readers to the birds that share their stretch of the beach, the vegetation they ride through when exploring the island, the fish they may catch, and the migrating whales and playful dolphins of the Indian Ocean.

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Discover the rapturous charms and historical grounds of newly formed Italy in this fascinating collection of photochromes and vintage colored prints from the turn of the century. Through Venice, Rome, Pisa, Florence, Naples, Vesuvius, Lake Como, and beyond, explore the gorgeous Mediterranean landscapes and popular street scenes of this young...

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Japan opened its doors to the outside world in 1868, ending more than 200 years of seclusion and bringing the country into the modern age. Sebastian Dobson and Sabine Arqu have compiled old, hand-colored photographs and colorful photochromes to reveal Japan in the 1900s, from Beppu's hot springs to the new capital of Tokyo.