Sir Cliff Richard - 60 Years of Hits

HARRISON, Jack

Humor & Entertainment

Banovallum

101 Best Abs Moves

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Lipsey, Jon

Snape, Joel

Exercise & Fitness

Using stunning aerial photography, Scottish Castles from the Air showcases a wealth of spectacular and historically important locations - ranging from ruins to royal palaces of power. The links of each site to the bloody history of Scotland's feuding clans are explained too. This is an astonishing collection of images depicting castles perched on coastal cliffs, isolated islands and extinct volcanic crags. Details of how to visit and view these castles, and what facilities to expect, if any, are also provided.

Scottish Castles from the Air

Arts & Photography

Sutherland, Lorraine

Brindle, Gary

Photography & Video

Crochet for the Absolute Beginner

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Turner, Pauline

Mortons Books

Crafts & Hobbies

Royal Enfield motorcycles have been in continuous production longer than any other make in the world and the marque has a rich and fascinating history. It also has a bright future ahead. Exciting new models are being built in the firm’s high-tech factory in Chennai in southern India and sold in ever-increasing numbers in 42 countries around the globe. More new designs are in development.\nThe company is unique in having an Anglo-Indian culture and back story. Royal Enfield is proud of its British roots dating back to 1901, and equally proud of its Indian heritage which had its beginnings in the early 1950s. Now the company has come full circle with a global technology centre having been established in the English Midlands, just a few miles from Redditch where the story began.\nThe book will look at the ethos of the Royal Enfield factory in Chennai, the infectious enthusiasm of the people who make the machines and the biking lives and culture of the many millions who ride them in India.

Royal Enfield - A Global Motorcycling Success Story

Engineering & Transportation

Skelton, Richard

Automotive

Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her 95th birthday in 2021. With an extensive collection of more than 400 fascinating images, The Queen at 95: A Life in Pictures takes readers through the people, the places and the moments that have shaped the life of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch.\nElizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York, was born at 17 Bruton Street in Mayfair, London, on April 21, 1926. The monarchy, the nation, and the world have changed dramatically since then, yet Elizabeth has remained a beacon of consistency and stability throughout - first as a princess, then as Queen.

Queen - Celebrating 95 years

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

As consort to Queen Elizabeth II for more than 70 years, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - who passed away on April 9, 2021 - was a steadfast pillar of support to Britain’s oldest and longest reigning monarch.\nThe couple travelled the world, meeting and greeting heads of state and members of other royal families, acting as ambassadors for Britain while raising their family.\nThe Duke was an extraordinary, complex and intelligent man, who became the longest-serving consort in British history. He lived most of his life in the glare of international scrutiny while tirelessly fulfilling his duties and obligations to his wife, his family and his country.\nDown the decades, Prince Philip was at the heart of the British institution - his life closely connected to many of the most important events of the nation’s modern history.\nTogether with his family, he enjoyed many happy times and endured moments of sadness, but through it all he provided a golden thread of stability and fortitude, come what may, resulting in a wealth of glorious memories to treasure.\nAlthough he had stepped back from public life in recent years, he continued to be an essential component of the monarchy throughout his life.\nThis special publication commemorates the Duke’s incredible and unprecedented life, paying tribute to his unstinting work and looking back at his courtship of the teenage Princess Elizabeth, their magical wedding that heartened a nation recovering from the dark days of war and his role as her consort for more than seven decades.\nHundreds of photographs chronicle the Duke of Edinburgh’s life - from cementing his place at the head of the royal household to becoming a proud parent, grandfather and great-grandfather, while guiding his family through occasionally choppy waters and serving Queen and country through good times and bad.

Prince Philip 1921-2021

Hawkins, Pauline

Take one self-deprecating idiot with a sense of humor and a sense of adventure but no sense of direction, add one thoroughly vindictive GPS and one motorcycle, and you have One Man on a Bike. This is a record of author Richard Georgiou's month-long solo trip from England to Greece and back on his motorbike. With his incredible propensity for disaster, he bumbles through Europe in his own special style attempting to absorb his surroundings while keeping his inner Mr Angry at bay. Sometimes he succeeds, sometimes he really doesn't. Follow Richard through his 6000-mile, little boy's adventure. You might be laughing with him or (more likely) at him, but by the end of the book you'll understand a little more about what it's like being someone who struggles to reach the dizzy heights of average.

One Man on a Bike: Adventures on the Road from England to Greece and Back

Georgiou, Richard

Follow Dutch barge Saul Trader on her voyages through the canals of Europe. Author Keith Harris and his merry crew journey from England to Belgium and Holland through the center of France to the southern extremities of the extensive French canal system. There are stories and anecdotes about the people that they meet along the way, and the amusing and sometimes frightening incidents that occur during their epic jaunt.

We Don't Go Far But We Do See Life: Adventures on a Dutch Barge

Travel

Harris, Keith

Europe

Inventor Harry Ferguson changed the face of farming forever when he came up with a simple three-point linkage for tractors and patented it in 1926 - enabling farming vehicles to carry and operate implements and attachments directly rather than towing them like a trailer. His company grew and in 1946 began manufacturing the 'little grey Fergie' Ferguson TE20 - the blueprint for the modern tractor. Both linkage and tractor have gone on to become farming icons, cementing Ferguson's place in history. Ferguson: A Farming Revolution charts the story of Harry's incredible success.

Ferguson, a Farming Revolution: Harry Ferguson and his World-Beating Innovations

Bolton, Tim

Historical

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