1990 Guinness Book of World

McFarlan, Donald

BANTAM BOOKS

A short, straightforward biography of Mary Slessor, the Dundee mill-girl who became a missionary to Africa, and the first woman magistrate in the British Empire. For 9-13 year olds.

White Queen (Stories of Faith and Fame)

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Biographies

Lutterworth Press

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Rob Roy

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

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Guinness Book of World Records, 1989

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Guinness Superlatives

<p>Features the latest most astounding feats of humankind and nature and includes a photo section highlighting the most spectacule exploits</p>

Guinness Book of World Records, 1990

McWhirter, Norris Dewar

This 1990 edition of "The Guinness Book of Records", arguably the World's best-seller, is bigger and better than before, with more than 300 new colour illustrations, artwork and many special features. The current edition includes a guide to superlative pubs and inns throughout Britain, a "Larger Than Life" section looking at all that is big and bizarre in the record-breaking world, the greatest records for collectable items and the Grand Prix Championship. April 1990 sees the launch of the first ever limp edition of the book and is aimed at filling the "gap" in the market during the summer season.

The Guinness Book of Records 1990

Guinness World Records Limited

Guinness Record Book 37th (Aus)

Guinness World Records Ltd.

The 38th edition, this contains thousands of new records. Year by year the book reflects changes and developments and this year there are special features on the Channel Tunnel, the world's rarest animals and a centenary of basketball. The second bestselling hardback in the UK in 1991.

The Guinness Book of Records 1992

McWhirter, Norris D.

A passionate romantic epic, Rob Roy is the true story of Robert Roy MacGregor, a hero of 18th Century Scotland, whose love for one woman gave him honor, courage and ultimately, his life.The leader and provider for the entire MacGregor clan, Rob Roy arranges to borrow money from the Marquis of Montrose to help them survive the harsh Highland winter. However, his trust is less honorable men makes him a pawn in a ruthless plot that threatens to destroy everything he knows. When honor no longer serves, it is love alone that can save him.

Genre Fiction

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