An independent publisher with our heart firmly placed in the countryside, yet recently diversifying into notable lifestyle and biographical titles.
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‘Chinese Water Deer’ by Paul Childerley
A respected estate and deer manager, who has nurtured a growing population of #ChineseWaterDeer in Bedfordshire for nearly thirty years, Paul’s love and respect for these animals shines through in this #newbook.
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Rhubarb cream puffs.
Pretty, delicate and perfect for pudding or a tea party, these rhubarb cream puffs will be gobbled up with gusto, says Miranda Gore Browne.
#Baking
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Glass half full: The beautifully fragile artform that has taken the world by storm.
Corinne Julius shines the spotlight on a little-known art form at which this country excels.
#Art #Glass
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‘Riding Through War and Peace’ by Michael Pugh
A fascinating account of a Welshman's epic journey on horseback through Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Romania in the summer of 2014.
#Memoirs #TravelWriting #Horses
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Fields of gold: Our finest art has been inspired by home-grown produce
Three million hectares of cereal crops are more than ‘the bread basket of Britain’, sustaining the imaginations of both artists and writers, discovers Deborah Nicholls-Lee.
#Paintings
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‘This Desirable Plot: A Dream House-Hunter's Nightmare’ by Norman Thelwell is the artist’s inimitable guide to navigating the property market and buying or selling a house.
#Humour #SocialHistory #ThelwellCartoons
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Why the Andalusian Stallion Remains the Golden Standard for Sport Horse Breeding
#Equestrian #Horses #HorseTraining #HorseCare
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‘An Angling Miscellany’ by Tom Quinn
#Angling remains the most popular participant sport in Britain and, when they are not fishing, Britain’s one million-plus anglers are usually to be found reading about their favourite pursuit.
#NewBook #Fishing
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Bugs bugs, glorious bugs: 'The little things that run the world'
This week's leader celebrates the many merits of the humble insect, from the bumblebee to the butterfly.
#Insects #Bees #Butterfly
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#NewBook ‘Chinese Water Deer’ by Paul Childerley
An all-encompassing guide explaining how these diminutive Asian deer have adapted to life in certain parts of the country, and how best to manage them now and in the future.
#Deer #ChineseWaterDeer
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Why a Nat Geo Photographer Spent 3 Years With Elusive Giant Anteaters.
It's hard enough to get close to a giant anteater. But photographer Fernando Faciole made it his mission for a story documenting the new threats the animals face in Brazil.
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You can't rush greatness: 50 years of the stop-motion studio behind Wallace & Gromit.
Lotte Brundle journeys to the home of Wallace & Gromit to celebrate a very special birthday.
#StopMotion #AardmanAnimations #WallaceandGromit
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‘The Year of the Dog: 365 Fun Activities to do with Your Dog’ by Deana Luchia is the perfect guide for dog owners who want to keep their pets occupied throughout the year.
#Dogs #DogActivities #Games
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‘Kenneth More: The Making of a Movie Legend’ by Nathan Morley
Kenneth More was the living embodiment of British humour, steadfastness and resilience on the film screen and off.
#SocialHistory #FilmIndustry #Biography #KennethMore
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Beef, butternut and pear stew with a crispy potato topping.
A warming beef stew really is the stalwart of winter comfort food. Cosy and nourishing, this is great to make in advance and will be loved by everyone on cold winter nights.
#Cooking #Stew
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Why centuries of superstitions cast this bird as a villain and an omen of ill fortune.
Swaggering corvid with the chain-smoker’s rasp carries around centuries’ worth of superstitions. Mark Cocker asks if the #magpie’s reputation has been unfairly tarred.
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‘Chinese Water Deer’ by Paul Childerley
This engaging and beautifully illustrated account reveals everything you need to know about Chinese water deer by one who knows them well.
#NewBook #Conservation #Wildlife #Deer #ChineseWaterDeer
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After The Lion King, Jon Favreau Wanted to Film the Real Thing.
With the new National Geographic docuseries Lion, the star director turned his attention to the real-life savanna.
#Lions #Savanna
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Regal, romantic and oh so extravagant: Why a tiara can’t fail to make you feel special.
Jonathan Self argues in favour of jewellery's most aristocratic of creations.
#Jewellery #Tiara
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