Archive for November, 2009

Adrian Mole Collection - 7 Books

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Since Adrian Mole first appeared, aged 13 3/4, he has been entertaining a large proportion of the population. His early antics - as he struggled with his parents’ marital problems and life as a tortured poet - were swiftly followed by further volumes of his infamous diaries which saw him mature through the difficult teenage years to adulthood. This special offer brings you Adrian’s complete diaries, which together paint a satirical and hilarious picture of the last 25 years!

Allotments - The National Trust

Sunday, November 29th, 2009

This handy little book from the National Trust guides you through allotment life, from how to find one and how to plan one out to what to grow, crop rotation and how to store your harvest plus some of the best recipes to allow you to enjoy the fruits of your labour. Packed full of essential and up to date information, as well as plenty of practical gardening techniques, this authoritative book will help you to get the very best from your plot.

The Hairy Bikers Food Tour Of Britain - Si King and David Myers

Saturday, November 28th, 2009

With their irrepressible enthusiasm for great food, Si King and Dave Myers AKA the Hairy Bikers, travel the length and breadth of Britain to discover our finest traditional foods. Touring the counties of Britain on their trusty hogs, Si and Dave celebrate local recipes and chefs from the villages and towns they explore. Creating delicious meals from local produce they inspire with their bubbling enthusiasm. Find out where the best sausages are made, why Ludlow has become the foody Mecca of the Shires and discover the century-old recipe for gingerbread with a hint of rum and port. Si and Dave are self-confessed life-long foodies.

They celebrate each ingredient and create delicious dishes while providing some laughs along the way. THE HAIRY BIKERS’ FOOD TOUR OF BRITAIN puts the passion back into cooking and inspires readers to eat the best of British.

Tickling The English

Friday, November 27th, 2009

Dara O Briain moved from Ireland to England many years ago and it’s clear that the English still remain a bit of a puzzle to him. But O Briain loves a challenge… with his gregarious personality and sure-fire wit, he’s bringing down the barriers of our famous English reserve and having a good old rummage through what’s hidden inside. The result is Tickling the English - an affectionate, funny and deeply personal view of our country’s mores and manners.

Alan Titchmarsh - Knave Of Spades

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

This second volume of autobiography begins when Alan Titchmarsh leaves school at 15 with an O Level in art, not knowing where he is heading. A job at the local nursery sows the seeds of an idea… and before he knows it he’s studying amongst the rare and exotic plants at Kew Gardens, which eventually leads to a job as a gardening presenter and, as the saying goes, the rest is history! This wonderfully warm and honest memoir shows exactly why Alan Titchmarsh has become the nation’s favourite gardener.

Peppa Pig Collection - 10 Books

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

If you’ve got a Peppa Pig fan in your family then this is absolutely the collection for you! Presented in a handy carry bag, the set contains ten full length picture books starring Peppa and her friends and family. Engaging illustrations accompany really lovely, simple stories that are perfect for reading out loud. The Peppa Pig Picture Book Set will make a very generous gift… or you could share the books out as party treats and make lots of little Peppa Pig fans very happy indeed!

Healthy Parent, Healthy Child

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009


If you struggle to get your kids, or your spouse! to eat fruit and vegetables or just want to get your family healthy, this book could be the answer. Packed full of feel-good recipes that everyone will love and tips on how to exercise as a family, as the days get longer it’s the perfect time to begin a lifestyle change!

Peter Kay - Saturday Night Peter

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

This is the long-awaited follow up to “The Sound of Laughter”. Picking up from where Peter’s massive bestselling autobiography “The Sound of Laughter” left off, “Saturday Night Peter” charts the hilarious journey his career took as he developed and honed his comedy skills by taking to the road and trying out his stand up material in pubs and clubs across the country.

Each Saturday night would present Peter with a new venue, a new audience to win over, other acts appearing and the ever changing and all important performance itself. But behind the scenes there were the digs and landladies, the preparation for the show, the anxious drive there and of course the inspiration for material itself.

Making Children’s Clothes - Emma Hardy

Sunday, November 22nd, 2009


Using just a few simple sewing techniques, Making Children’s Clothes shows you the easy way to create fun and stylish outfits for young children. From party frocks and pinafore dresses, to simple shirts and elasticated trousers, sleepwear and babies’ clothes, here are 25 great projects that your child will love to wear.

The Complete Book Of Patchwork, Quilting & Applique

Saturday, November 21st, 2009


Established as the essential manual for every quilter, this is the most comprehensive reference available to the techniques of these two immensely popular crafts. With over 1,000 clear diagrams and illustrations, this is ideal for everyone wanting to improve their skills, whatever their level of expertise.