CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Wonderful Wildflowers
Johanna Basford
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Cafe Cùil Cookbook
Clare Coghill
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The Saga Earls of Orkney
Judith Jesch
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The North Sea: Along the Edge of Britain
Alistair MOffat
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Hibs at 150: Down the Slope with Football’s Great Pioneers
Aidan Smith
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Dwell Time
Taylor Strickland
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Weathershaker
Stewart Sanderson
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Ski Mountaineering in Scotland
Colwyn Jones
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Changing Scotland: Society, Politics and Identity
David McCrone
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Thrums
Thomas A. Clark
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Race and the Scottish Enlightenment
Linda Andersson Burnett, Bruce Buchan
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Drifting North
Dominic Hinde
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Alfred Buckham: Daredevil Photographer
Louise Pearson & James Crawford
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Scottish Monuments and Memorials
Roger Smith (Author)
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The Great Mixed Climbs of Scotland
Guy Robertson and Hamish Frost
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The Battle for George Square 1919: Myth, Memory and the Military in Red Clydeside
Dr Gordon Barclay and Dr Louise Heren
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100,000 Birthdays
Cynthia Rogerson
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Bho Pheairt Gu Hiort
Iain Taylor
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Winter in the Highlands
Flora Shedden
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Elves and Fairies
Matthias Egeler
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Donald S. Murray
Donald S. Murray was a teacher of English for 30 years. Since leaving that profession, he has written full-time. His non-fiction work includes ‘The Guga Hunters’, ‘Italian Chapel, Orkney’, (Birlinn) and ‘Herring Tales’ (Bloomsbury). The latter was wide …
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