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Nine Against the Unknown |
ISBN:9780748662708 Category: Autobiography/Biography Author: Lewis Grassic Gibbon
Publication Date: Jan 2000
Format: PB
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Price: £7.99
Stock Status: in stock
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| Synopsis: Nine Against the Unknown is the story of nine great explorers; passionately written, the biographies are fascinating and revealing, the journeys dramatic and breathtaking.
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No More Heroes |
ISBN:9781846970139 Category: Literature, Crime Author: Ray Banks
Publication Date: Feb 2008
Format: PB
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Price: £9.99
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| Synopsis: A firebomb attack at a Plummer property thrusts Innes into the spotlight as he saves a child from the burning building. But when Plummer enlists his help to track down the arsonists, Innes finds himself dealing with more than the ENS and his rapidly overwhelming codeine addiction. Manchester needs a hero and Callum Innes is the closest it has.
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No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, The |
ISBN:9781846970610 Category: Literature Author: Alexander McCall Smith
Publication Date: Nov 2007
Format: HB
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Price: £50.00
Stock Status: in stock
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| Synopsis: Limited to only 1,200 copies, this beautifully crafted book contains two-colour illustrations throughout and comes in a sumptuous hardback slip case taking McCall Smith’s best-selling novel to new heights of reading. Numbered and signed by both the author and illustrator.
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Northern Lights |
ISBN:9781846970016 Category: Classics Author: George Mackay Brown
Publication Date: Nov 2007
Format: PB
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Price: £7.99
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| Synopsis: Northern Lights presents George Mackay Brown’s writings on many of the places, people, legends and seasons that formed his vision and work.
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Not Not While the Giro |
ISBN:9781846970382 Category: Literature, Fiction Author: James Kelman
Publication Date: Aug 2007
Format: PB
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Price: £7.99
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| Synopsis: This collection, written with irony and great tenderness, confirmed James Kelman’s status as one of the most significant writers in the UK, and remains as powerful, relevant and truthful as it was in the early 1980s.
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