CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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All the Violet Tiaras: Queering the Greek Myths
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In the Company of Sheep
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On His Royal Badness: The Life and Legacy of Prince’s Fashion
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Saunaland: Scotland’s Wild Sauna Culture
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Clearing the Air: A Hopeful Guide to Solving Climate Change ― in 50 Questions and Answers
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The Wild Fix Scotland: Feel-good living inspired by nature
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Walking with History: The Autobiography of Jimmy Reid
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A Year in Water: Swimming, Writing, Living
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Imaging Peace Tiffany Fairey
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Demarco’s Europe
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Scotland’s Lost Leader The Life of Donald Dewar
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Bone Idol
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Skirly Crag
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A Wee Bit Zen
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Last Words
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Free Rein: How Horses Can Help Save Your Life
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In Defence of Leisure
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Harry Potter Sweets and Treats Cookbook
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A Home in Space: Selected Concrete, Visual and Sound Poetry
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Driftwork: Selected Poems
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