Keiller the Cathedral Cat: the lively adventure of a marmalade cat with mice and the fire brigade SPECIAL EDITION (Crumps Barn Studio Kids)

Children's Books

Phillips, Jane

Action & Adventure

Crumps Barn Studio

Where did I go?: Rediscovering My Identity, Lost After a Traumatic Brain Injury (Crumps Barn Studio Personal Memoir)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Williamson, Polly

Diseases & Physical Ailments

That's Life Kid: a beautiful memoir of unforgetable moments (Crumps Barn Studio Personal Memoir)

Biographies & Memoirs

Alexander, Diana

Historical

From the author of 'enchanting' If Clouds Were Sheep comes a new tale of family and the call of the farming life 
Young mum and shepherdess Sue Andrews is working hard to make ends meet while she and husband Aubrey raise two small children on their busy farm in the Cotswolds. They have a growing reputation for breeding pedigree Texel sheep, but Sue also has a dream of her own ... 
She longs to breed and produce sports horses. 
Humorous and beautifully captivating, this is the true story of family life on a farm. Full of warmth and determination – and the people and animals who make all the difference along the way Praise for Sue Andrews: 
‘An enchanting picture of farming life, full of warmth and humour’ Katie Fforde 
'The love, not only for the sheep but for the sheep dogs, family and for one another, comes across loud and clear. A beautiful, poignant, entertaining and funny read.' Amazon reader About Sue Andrews: 
Sue Andrews is a journalist and sheep farmer. She has written for county magazines and the national equestrian and farming press. She and her husband Aubrey have two children and they farm in Gloucestershire. They are internationally renowned breeders of both Texel and Blue Texel sheep. Sue tells the story of how their dream grew from small beginnings in If Clouds Were Sheep (2019). This is her second book.

Jumping Over Clouds: A captivating tale of sheep farming, horses and family (If Clouds Were Sheep)

Andrews, Sue

Professionals & Academics

Pippin and the Medicine (Crumps Barn Studio Kids)

Wright, Penny

Animals

WHAT’S that GREAT NOISE high up on the roof? Ah …! 
No need to rush, 
don’t make a Fuss! 
It’s only dear ATTICUS 
the world-famous Scratchipuss 
Atticus is a cat of many talents: he stages plays, lights up the Eiffel tower, outwits dogs, meets mermaids and irate pirates. 
Discover the funny and fantastic adventure poem for readers of all ages. This is the tale of a cat with a theatrical soul who leads dogs on a wild chase along rooftops and goes on to travel the world. 
Mike Mogg’s debut children’s book is a brilliant, dynamic story evocative of the classic nonsense rhymes of childhood such as Edward Lear’s The Owl and the Pussycat, with illustrations to match. 
Perfect for adults as well as children!

The Adventures of Atticus Caticus Scratchipuss: The funny and fantastic adventure poem for all ages

Humor & Entertainment

Mike Mogg

Humor

“We need to tell you something Lily!” they buzzed. “It’s about the wildflowers ...” 
Lily Katinka thinks she is the most beautiful flower in Dudley’s garden. But she’s rather worried because Dudley has allowed the end of the lawn to grow wild, and it seems so untidy! 
Adding to her dismay, the ‘ugly weeds and scruffy grasses’ are getting a lot of attention from the bees and the butterflies. 
What is so special about the bottom of the garden? Lily Katinka has to find out ... 
Perfect for children and families who love a heartwarming and beautifully illustrated story about the hidden world of wildflowers in the garden. 
This edition features an author's note filled with surprising details about bees - for example, did you know that honey bees make a special food out of pollen called bee bread? 
A beautiful book inside and out 
'An important lesson that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes and it's not just looks that take centre stage' ~ Kraftireader 
'A beautiful story about a Lily who thinks she’s the most important plant in the garden ... engaging and memorable' ~ Goodreads reviewer

At the Bottom of Dudley's Garden

Eagers, Dinah Mason

Science, Nature & How It Works

This is an extraordinary account of a spiritual journey. 
Caroline Sherwood examines the path that led her to seek spiritual teachers and healers, both traditional and maverick. Based on diaries and journals, and written over the course of a lifetime, decades of study and practice are set against the day-to-day details of a memoir in a uniquely powerful combination. 
How do we go beyond our current sense of powerlessness to become a conscious and active teacher? What is the essential reality of our relationship to ourselves and the wider world? How can we help and heal ourselves, while also helping others? 
Whether you are just starting your spiritual journey, or are a life-long practitioner - this is a candid and thoughtful account of following a thread of gold.\nPraise for Caroline Sherwood 
"A deeply textured, well written, no-holds-barred spiritual odyssey that tells it as it really is, and then some. No fairy-gloss here, just the unadulterated facts of a journey through light and darkness that has resulted in a work of extraordinary exploratory power and penetration" Douglas Lockhart, author of The Dark Side of God and The Mar Saba Codex\n"I was pulled into your "voice" like a whirlwind in the canyons of mind…I'm deeply impressed with your memoir. It's truly a story worth telling" Michael Gray, author of Asleep at the Wheel of Time\n"Reading the book you're taken by the hand and come to discover what it means to embark on a journey that leads to a deeper and deeper understanding of our real nature" Johanna van der Schaft, Astrologer and Teacher

Following a Thread of Gold: The 'deeply textured, well written, no-holds-barred' account of a spiritual journey

Sherwood, Caroline

Alternative Medicine

My Village in the Valley

Bartlett, Michael

Ghillie Wakes Up

Joe Robson

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