Good used copy of the Coolmore Breeders’ Handbook 2020. A 112-page reference guide covering stallions, pedigrees and thoroughbred breeding from one of the world’s leading breeding operations.
Good used 1993 Picador paperback of The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje. Booker Prize-winning novel of love and memory set during WWII. Clean readable copy with light wear.
Good used First Edition paperback of Wings Over Malaya by George Richey. Published by Bishop Street Press. A concise and engaging book on wartime aviation in Malaya, ideal for military history and aviation enthusiasts.
Good used paperback copy of Risotto with Nettles: A Memoir with Food by Anna Del Conte. Vintage edition published in 2010. An engaging memoir blending Italian history, family stories and traditional cuisine.
Scepticism and the Possibility of Knowledge by A. C. Grayling explores one of philosophy’s most enduring questions: can we ever truly know anything? Grayling examines the history of scepticism, the nature of knowledge, and the arguments for and against certainty in a clear and accessible style, making this an excellent read for students, philosophers, and anyone interested in critical thinking.
The Fall of Margaret Thatcher: A Conservative Coup by Alan Watkins offers an insider’s account of the political intrigue and leadership struggle that led to Margaret Thatcher’s dramatic departure as British Prime Minister. Drawing on firsthand knowledge and sharp political analysis, Watkins examines the personalities, rivalries, and events that reshaped British politics.
The Selfish Gene (30th Anniversary Edition) by Richard Dawkins is a landmark work of evolutionary biology that transformed the way we understand natural selection. Dawkins introduces the gene-centred view of evolution, explaining how genes influence behaviour, adaptation, and survival. This anniversary edition includes updated commentary, making it an essential read for anyone interested in science, evolution, and genetics.
Derek Malcolm’s Personal Best: A Century of Films by Derek Malcolm is a celebration of the greatest films of the twentieth century, chosen by one of Britain’s most respected film critics. Blending insightful reviews, historical context, and personal reflections, Malcolm offers an engaging guide to classic cinema and the filmmakers who shaped its history.
Science in Geography 4: Data Use and Interpretation by Patrick McCullagh is a practical guide to collecting, analysing, and interpreting geographical data. Covering essential research methods, statistical techniques, and data presentation, this book is a valuable resource for geography students and anyone developing skills in geographical investigation.
A powerful literary novel exploring memory, politics, love and the lasting impact of the horrors of war through the story of a married couple and their differing worldviews.