Welcome to the September newsletter from Stella and Rose's Books. The aim of our newsletter is to keep you informed on a monthly basis of new information, articles and books available on our website. We hope you enjoy it.
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This Month - Lawson Wood - contributed by LornaWhen tidying along the shelves in the Annuals section at Rose's books I find that the shelf below the 'Girl' annuals and above the 'Greyfriars Holiday' annuals always seems to take a little longer. The reason? This is the shelf where the Gran'Pop Annuals live and I can't resist a peep at the illustrations within. I have to smile every time I see an illustration of the charming ape family; I love the detail, from the expressions on the apes' faces to the human characteristics shown in the subject matter. As I enjoy these illustrations so much I decided, via the internet, to find out a little more about their creator - Lawson Wood. |
Featured Book - Edmond Went Far Away - contributed by JoanneA recently published book in comparison to many in our shop, 'Edmond Went Far Away' is a short tale of a young boy's Big Adventure to 'another land', far away from his home. It was the pictures that drew me to the book initially - beautiful bright colour illustrations by well loved illustrator Michael Foreman. Edmond is a young boy who lives on a farm, and is fortunate enough to call all the farmyard animals his friends. Read More. |
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A Sample of New Stock
| Collieries of Wales Engineering and Architecture by Stephen Hughes | Narrow Gauge and Industrial Album by Gordon Hatherill |
Raggedy Ann's Lucky Pennies by Johnny Gruelle | 202 Methods of Forcing by Annemann |
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| Price: £62.00
Other Mining books |
Price: £18.00
More books about Narrow Gauge |
Price: £28.00 Other Raggedy Ann books |
Price: £14.00 More Conjuring and Stage Magic books |
Selection from our Special Book Room
| Glamorgan County History (Six Volumes) by W.M. Tattersall and others. | The Box of Delights by John Masefield | The Book of Archery by George Agar Hansard | New Girls At Wood End by Elsie Jeanette Oxenham |
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| 1st editions published 1936-1988.
Vol VI SIGNED by authors Prys Morgan, Cennydd G, Traherne (Chairman of the Glamorgan County History Trust), Glanmor Williams (General Editor), Susan Williams and Michael Llewellyn (Trust Members) |
1st ed. 1935.
Or When The Wolves Were Running.
Published by William Heinemann Ltd. Scarce in wrapper. |
1st ed. 1841.
Being the Complete History and Practice of the Art, Ancient and Modern, Interspersed With Numerous Interesting Anecdotes and An Account of the Existing Toxophilite Societies. |
1st ed. 1957. A country school, entirely of seniors, is suddenly invaded by five juniors, of 12 years old or less, accepted by the headmistress for various reasons. |
Selected posts from our Blog:- Many titles have been added to our stock this month, including collections of the following: Rupert books; Elsie Jeanette Oxenham; Puffin Picture books; Motocourse; books about Wales and many, many more... To view the latest from the blog, please click here. I look forward to reading your comments. |
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| This month's picture was taken by staff member Sonia, on a recent trip to the Snowdonia National Park. |
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