CATEGORY: Children’s
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Porridge the Tartan Cat and the Loch Ness Mess
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Museum Mystery Squad Books 1 to 3: The Cases of the Moving Mammoth, Hidden Hieroglyphics and Curious Coins
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Top-Secret Grandad and Me: Death by Tumble Dryer
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Museum Mystery Squad and the Case of the Curious Coins
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The Sands of Shark Island
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School Ship Tobermory
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What the Ladybird Heard and Other Stories CD
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The Gruffalo and Other Stories CD
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The Split History of the Jacobite Rebellions: A Perspectives Flip Book
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Rally Car
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Digger
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Little Seal
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The Further Adventures of the Owl and the Pussy-Cat
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Horrible History of Britain and Ireland
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Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
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A Super Scotland Sticker Book
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Ally Bally Bee: A Lift-the-Flap Book
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Isla and Pickle: Best Friends
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Max and Zap at the Museum
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Peg and Uan: Making Friends
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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David Robinson Interviews: Gavin Francis
‘He’s not my GP so I can’t say this for sure, but based on this book – wise, informed, well-written, …
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The Cromarty Library Circle by Shona MacLean
‘No one in the room could have been unaware of what it was that Dr Fraser alluded to. The horrors pe …
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In Search of Gems by Kenneth Steven
‘It still amazes me that these magnificent shells grow in a river. Never mind whether they have pear …
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Winterbourne by Elisabeth Wolf
‘The Coopers stared at each other for a second, two seconds. ‘It’s a sign—’ said Cooper.’
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David Robinson Reviews: From Scotland with Love by Fred Bridgland
‘There are so many unsung heroes in Fred’s book that I almost lose count.’
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Winter Round Up of New Scots and Gaelic Books
‘what would happen if someone really scrieved in thir ane langwij / didn’t turn on their mouth lit i …
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Olga Wojtas
Olga Wojtas is an unconventional – and very witty – writer of postmodern crime fiction whose surrealist humour has been compared to the likes of PG Wodehouse, Jasper Fforde and the Marx Brothers. Her debut novel, Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Golden Sa …
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Luath Press
Luath Press takes its name from Robert Burns, whose little collie Luath (Gael., swift or nimble) tripped up Jean Armour at a wedding and gave him the chance to speak to the woman who was to be his wife and the abiding love of his life. Burns called one …