Welsh Narrow Gauge Railways From Old Picture Postcards by Andrew Neale is a nostalgic pictorial history showcasing vintage postcards of Wales’ famous narrow gauge railways. A fascinating addition for railway enthusiasts, transport historians, and collectors of Welsh railway memorabilia. Good used condition.
Experience the profound significance of the Tomb of Mary-Magdalene in Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, recognised as Christianity’s third most important tomb. This paperback book by Yves Bridonneau offers an insightful look into The Provencal Tradition surrounding this sacred site. The 55-page paperback edition, published by Édisud in 2006, is in very good used condition, making it a valuable…
British Steam Since 1900 is a comprehensive 208-page paperback book by W.A. Tuplin, published in 1971 by Pan Books Ltd. This 54 year old edition is part of the esteemed David & Charles Series and is in Acceptable used condition, featuring a previous owner’s signature “A Vaughan, Harlech Aug. 1971” on the first page and…
The Great Central From the Footplate is a 112-page hardback book authored by Robert Robotham and Frank Stratford, published in 2009 by Heathfield Railway Publications. This edition is in good used condition, featuring minor scuffing on the corners of the dust cover, which does not detract from its overall appeal. This book pays tribute to…
Discover the rich history of Cheshire with “Down the Line,” a 105-page paperback by R. M. Bevan. This book takes you on a nostalgic journey along the old branch railway from Waverton to Whitchurch, exploring the charming villages and picturesque countryside that define this region. Published in 2007 by C.C. Publishing, this edition is in…
“I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings” is a poignant biography by Maya Angelou that chronicles her early life in the racially charged South of the 1920s. This first British publication, reprinted in June 1984 by Virago Press, offers readers an intimate glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of a young Black girl navigating a…
Taking Chances by Susan Lewis is a gripping novel of love, vengeance and ambition. Tom Chambers seeks justice following the murder of his journalist lover, while Hollywood producers attempt to turn her story into a film. As revenge, jealousy and desire collide, the characters become caught in a dangerous web of ambition and betrayal. Published by Arrow Books in 1999, this 487-page paperback is in good used condition.
Krik? Krak! by Edwidge Danticat is a powerful collection of interconnected short stories that explores life, loss, and resilience within Haitian communities. Written with lyrical prose and emotional depth, the book moves between Haiti and the Haitian diaspora, capturing themes of migration, memory, and survival.
Each story stands on its own while contributing to a larger portrait of a people shaped by history, hardship, and hope. Ideal for readers who appreciate literary fiction with rich cultural insight and deeply human storytelling.
Maybe the Moon is a poignant exploration of identity and resilience, penned by the acclaimed author Armistead Maupin. This paperback edition marks Maupin’s return to fiction after his beloved “Tales of the City” series, offering readers a fresh perspective on the life of an outsider navigating the complexities of society. With 335 pages of thought-provoking…
Discover the captivating world of Coyote Blue, a cult classic by Christopher Moore that appeals to those who are too smart and too hip to be part of a cult. This novel follows the journey of Sam Hunter as he transforms into a brave man, navigating love, redemption, and the quest for personal freedom. With…