Books in this category are those that we find sell the most frequently through our site. Some are long time favourites, others do very well on first release and then sales drop off. With the addition of Channel Island books – it will be interesting to see which of these does best.Lincolnshire Dialects is consistently Richard Kay’s bestseller over 20+ years however others such as the Survey of Lincoln series, sell as many through our site than some of the biggest UK bookstore chains!So keep checking – the list does change.
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SPECIAL OFFER paperback and cased copies reduced. New prices below reflect the extra discount 🙂 John Cotton was born December 4th 1584 in Derby, a town then comprising 3,000 residents,…
Private Latimer Le Poidevin’s Notebook, 1917 – 1919. This 133 page book is based on his notes whilst serving with the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry (RGLI) between January 1917 and…
SPECIAL OFFER – Was £35.00 now £25.00 A reprint of Bartholomew Howlett’s beautifully illustrated book of Lincolnshire. This rare book gives a fascinating insight of Lincolnshire in the late 1790s. …
During the war years of 1939-1945, a total of 80,000 girls were recruited to the Women’s Land Army and the Women’s Timber Corps. The country relied heavily on these girls,…
Do you know: that Guernsey is not part of the United Kingdom – but HM Queen Elizabeth II is the Head of State; That Guernsey and the rest of the…
Polly Williams is the pen-name of Pauline Robinson who was well known as ‘The Spinning Lady’. This is an easily readable, very funny at times, account of her life from…
This volume, the eleventh in the series of the Survey of Lincoln booklets, places under the spotlight an area of the city that is dominated by its castle and cathedral. The…
A small scholarly (& entertaining) account of Lincolnshire’s dialects, their development and their decline. Edward Campion was brought up by dialect-speaking grand-parents and as a teacher in various parts of…
A new 2nd printing of this fun, amusing booklet of sixty ‘Limerick’-style verses; most with the bonus of an entertaining cartoon drawn by John Blundy and using Lincolnshire Dialect. Each…
SPECIAL OFFER – LIMITED time An introductory offer of over 20% discount (meaning you effectively get the second book for free) is available for those who choose to buy the…
This volume is devoted solely to Bayons Manor, the romantic ‘mock medieval’ house built by Charles Tennyson D’eyncourt, Uncle of the poet Alfred Tennyson, and its publication in 2008 was…
Wot’s yon lowad on owd kelter? … ‘E looked a reglar mawkin … Ayn’t backards in cummin’ forr’ards … The bees is as fell as owt. Can people in Lincolnshire…
1940. Teresa Bichard and her baby are sent by her beloved husband, Leo, to England as the Germans draw closer to Guernsey. Days later they invade … 1942. Leo, of…
Seaweed is so familiar, yet oddly so mysterious. Even its names – pepper dulse, sea lettuce, carrageen – are little known to us. In this short, exquisitely illustrated portrait, the…
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