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Away, A Russian Love Song and more performed by Spike Milligan and others. 14 tracks, playing time 64 minutes. ONLY £5
67016 HISTORIC SCOTTISH BATTLES: Special Three DVD Collection by the War File
The Battle of Stirling Bridge, the Battle of Bannockburn, 1314 and Culloden, 1746 are the three historic battles dramatised in these special short films, running time 160 minutes. The first momentous victory confirmed the reputation of William Wallace and made him a Scottish national hero. The second disc covers the mighty attempt to crush the Scots in which King Edward II placed himself at the head of the invasion. Scotland’s greatest medieval king, Robert known simply as ‘The Bruce’, defended. In the third film, the tired and hungry men of the last Highland Army made their final desperate charge against a well-disciplined British force led by the Duke of Cumberland. Re-enactments, latest 3D graphic mapping techniques and footage shot on Culloden Moor today. ONLY £8.50
66907 WHAT IS LIFE? (FAVOURITES) CD by Kathleen Ferrier
22 tracks including Blow the Wind Southerly, Handel’s Largo, Art Thou Troubled?, Silent Night, The Keel Row, The Salley Gardens, Ma Bonnie Lad and several German songs by Schubert and Schumann, Bach and Mendelssohn. Includes an interview with Kathleen Ferrier in Montreal 1950 and the recordings were made between 1946 and 1950. With total playing time 78 minutes. ONLY £6
66964 BEST OF BRITISH FOLK: Three Compact Disc Set
by Magna Carta, Fairport Convention et al Disc one includes Green Fields by Magna Carta, The Wood and the Wire by Fairport Convention, Struck it Right by the Albion Band, The Man in Green by Show of Hands, City of Dreams by Waxies Dargle and Wild Mountain Thyme by Claire Hamilton. 16 tracks on disc one, 16 on disc two and 16 more on disc three. Features also Moses Wiggins, The English Country Dance Band and others. ONLY £5.50
66965 REAL ABBA GOLD CD by Abba’s Greatest Hits
Take a Chance on Me, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, Money, Money, Money, I Have a Dream and The Winner Takes It All are among the 15 tracks by a passable imitation band. To make it clear, this is not the original pop group ABBA, but their singalong tunes are certainly blasted out. ONLY £1.50
66966 BABY DOLL CD by Curtis Mayfield
Dirty Laundry, Come Free Your People, You Mean Everything to Me and She Don’t Let, Nobody (But Me) are among the 15 tracks by the American master of soul, R&B and funk who was a multi-instrumentalist. ONLY £1.50
66969 ETHEL MERMAN: I
GET A KICK OUT OF YOU CD by Ethel Merman
It’s D-Lovely, You’re the Top, I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues, How Deep is the Ocean?, Heatwave and You Say the Nicest Things are among the many standards featured
by the powerful voice of this great American singer and actress. ONLY £2
66971 BLUES IN THE NIGHT CD by Jo Stafford
Greatly admired for the purity of her voice, Jo Stafford was an American singer of jazz standards whose career ran from the late 1930s to the early 1960s. Here are 23 tracks including Manhattan Serenade, Long Ago (and Far Away), Embraceable You, Day by Day and I Love You. ONLY £3
66970 SOPHISTICATED
LADY CD by Dinah Shore Popular during the Big Band era of the 1940s and 50s, Dinah Shore was the first singer of her era to achieve huge solo success. Here are 22 tracks including Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Blues in the Night, I
Hear a Rhapsody, Body and Soul, Stardust and Laughing on the Outside (Crying on the Inside). ONLY £3
66978 BE STILL MY HEART CD by Jack Jackson and his Orchestra Born in Barnsley in 1906, the son of a brass band player, Jack Jackson began to play the cornet at the age of 11, became a famous trumpeter and bandleader and eventually a famous radio DJ. The 22 tracks include What Shall I Do?, Long May We Love, Come On Be Happy, I Travel Alone and Dixie Lee. Bargain CD. ONLY £2
66981 MOONLIGHT MOOD CD
by Geraldo and His Orchestra 22 tracks including Blues in the Night, I’m Old Fashioned, How About You?, It’s D’Lovely and I’ll Get By with guest vocalists like Dick James and Sally Douglas. This
British band leader was one of the most popular dance band leaders of the 1930s with his Gaucho Tango Orchestra and during the 1940s he modernised his style. Bargain CD. ONLY £2
66997 FOUR VALLEYS DVD: Disentis to Filisur Here are such famous trains as the Glacier Express. Descending a beautiful fertile valley and cutting through a gorge with unusual geological formations, the Rhätische Bahn comes to Reichenau, the junction for the line to St. Moritz before connecting with the Federal Railways and heading on towards the most important workshop. The line then swings towards the well known resort of Klosters. This is one of the most spectacular railways of Europe. With special features. Running time 28 mins. ONLY £3
66986 WAIT FOR ME, DARLING CD by Joan Regan
Tracks include Two Kinds of Tears, I Know For Sure, Prize of Gold, Faded Flowers and Someone Else’s Roses. 22 tracks in total which have been carefully remastered from the popular Essex born 1950s and early 60s singer. ONLY £1.75
69009 LUCIA’S PROGRESS:
3CDs by E. F. Benson Enjoy the shenanigans of these genteel ladies who jostle for pole position in Tilling society in this gentle satire delivered with the utmost charm, as fresh today as when it was first published in 1931.
Emmeline Lucas (Lucia to her friends) is now a permanent resident of the ancient and enlightened town of Tilling, a most distressing truth for her arch rival Miss Elizabeth Mapp. Despite living in Mallards Cottage, which should be at the centre of social life, Miss Mapp is nevertheless unnerved by Lucia’s challenge to her social supremacy. Making attempts at the town council, a platonic marriage and even the village cricket club, Lucia employs her most dazzling ingenuity and cunning as the pair battle for control. A classic of wit and snobbery. Abridged on three CDs and read by Miriam Margolyes. £14.99 NOW £6
69011 MAPP& LUCIA: 3CDs by E. F. Benson
Emmeline Lucas, or Lucia to her friends, is an arch-snob of the highest order. Despite being a newcomer to the village of Tilling, she is eager to wrest the reins of social supremacy from the incumbent, Elizabeth Mapp of
Mallards, and install herself as its benevolent dictator. However in Miss Mapp, Lucia meets her match. Using as their deadly weapons garden parties, bridge evenings and charming tea parties, the two combatants strive to out-charm each other and the whole of Tilling society as they vie for the position of doyenne of the town. Things finally come to a head with Miss Mapp’s ordacious attempt to steal her rival’s celebrated Lobster à la Riseholme. Abridged on three CDs. £14.99 NOW £5.50
69023 TROUBLE FOR LUCIA:
3CDs by E. F. Benson Lucia reaches the pinnacle of village life by becoming Mayor of Tilling, but with arch rival Miss Elizabeth Mapp appointed as Mayoress, the sailing doesn’t look entirely plain. However with a novelist, an artist
and an opera singer also staying in ever-quiet Tilling, the village looks set to become a pressure cooker of ladies struggling for ultimate control. Lucia also has the usual trials of Tilling to concern her - the haunting of a resurrected budgie, and the overnight stay of a duchess that nobody will believe actually happened. Abridged on three CDs and read by Miriam Margolyes OBE. £14.99 NOW £6
69276 MAPP & LUCIA BOOKS ON CD: SET OF THREE: 9CDs
Set contains Mapp& Lucia: 3CDs, Lucia’s Progress: 3CDs and Trouble For Lucia: 3CDs. All CDs abridged and read by actress Miriam Margolyes OBE. £44.97 NOW £14
66998 BRISTOL TO BOURNEMOUTH CAR RUN DVD by the Vintage Collection
Every year over 300 vintage and veteran cars make a 94 mile journey through some of England’s finest scenery. Some owners wear full period costume and hundreds of the most expensive and exotic cars in the world enter this fantastic nostalgic event. Filmed on a beautiful summer’s day in June, we follow the drivers mile upon mile from start to finish. 57 minute colour DVD.
ONLY £3.50 HOW TO…
Most people who ask for advice from others have already resolved to act as it pleases them.
- Khalil Gibran 69093 LOOK AFTER THE
PENNIES by Tess Read The advent of the Internet is giving us, the consumer, more and more opportunities to compare prices and get together to pool resources. Here are holidays on the cheap, cleaning your home, 1001 uses for a lemon (and bicarb of soda and white wine vinegar), how to save money on your everyday travel, how to get the best for less in health and beauty, save pounds by
using toy libraries and book swaps, help teenagers manage their money, organise a dream wedding on a tiny budget and saving money without compromising feelings at a funeral. Plus Christmas, knowing your rights, monthly utility bills, making technology work and getting cashback deals on the high street, house rental savings, making a little extra income, credit cards, debt management - and much more. 224pp in paperback. £5.99 NOW £3
68941 50 WAYS TO SAVE WATER AND ENERGY by Sian Berry
Water and energy are the most precious resources in the world and wasting them affects our pockets, not just the environment. Getting a new showerhead, sorting out your taps, getting the right cistern, water saving devices, washing vegetables in a bowl, reusing water, steaming, creating a living roof with mosses, glazing for solar gain, light bulbs and low-energy lighting, repairing, reusing and recycling, saving energy as you cook, appliances and buying greener electricity. Resources. 128pp in paperback with colour illus. £5.99 NOW £3
Bibliophile Books Unit 5 Datapoint, 6 South Crescent, London E16 4TL TEL: 020 74 74 24 74 68376 GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO
CALCULATING WINNING BETS by Graham Sharpe
Subtitled ‘A Sporting Ready Reckoner’, parts of this book were originally published as The Racing Ready Reckoner in 1994. It covers a glossary of betting related terms, of bets, rules, Tattershall’s Rules on Betting, useful charts and tables, how to use a pocket calculator to work out your bets, on the race course, the fundamentals of bookmaking, the modern Tic Tac code and additional matters of importance. With this simple guide to bet settling, the short cuts and systems used by the professional settler are explained. Diagrams. 192pp in paperback.
£6.99 NOW £3 68465 YOUR CASE IS HOPELESS: Bracing
Advice from The Boy’s Own Paper edited by Karl Sabbagh
!
Where did the Victorian schoolboy go for answers to his embarrassing health problems, as well as his queries regarding the rules of cricket, caring for sick animals, identifying strange creatures and crafts and hobbies? The answer is The Boy’s Own Paper, whose tireless editor received sacks of mail every day. How can you cure a stammer? Sick rabbit/parrot/squirrel? An immensely entertaining selection of answers to problems published in the BOP between 1879 and 1900. 288pp with period b/w illus. £12.99 NOW £4
68580 PLACES TO HIDE IN ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND AND WALES by Dixe Wills A superbly dotty book which offers the reader a multitude of places in which to hide from the world, society, other people and the worst excesses of civilisation. Coastal, insular, rural, mountainous and urban, each secret hiding place gives recommended hiduration (how long you might expect to stay without being discovered/doubling up with cramp/dying of exposure), dimensions, comfort, map reference and OS Landranger map reference, what you need to know, advantages, hazards and essential local knowledge. How not to die, phobias, hiding at home, the art of camouflage, considering the view, building your own hiding place, all concealment techniques from crouching to total identity change. Includes up to date information on local sources of food, water and camouflage netting and many experiences of famous hiders. 214pp in paperback, photos and maps. £7.99 NOW £4
68940 50 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE AND
GARDEN GREENER by Sian Berry 50 alternatives to tap water, make bird baths, bird boxes and sparrow boxes, make friends with insects, use waste to feed your garden, learn all about crop rotation, growing food and flowers, greener floors inside your home like real lino and natural rubber, bamboo and other natural floor coverings, greener cleaning products, old fashioned stain removal ideas, no-heat composting, saving water in the home and not wasting food, washing and drying, freezer and fridge tips, green electricity and more. Resources. 128pp in colour illustrated paperback. £5.99 NOW £3
68531 WHAT EVERY
WOMAN SHOULD KNOW: Lifestyle Lessons from the 1930s by Christopher and Kirsty Hudson
This super collection consists of facsimiles from 1930s editions of the Daily Mail which provide an entertaining and extremely revealing insight into a bygone age, where
women in the 1930s were at the hub of the new consumer society but still had to wrestle with the timeless issues of health, beauty and household management. Alongside the wonderful fashion tips there are tips like how to remove butter stains with petrol, how to rejuvenate elderly fowl for the Sunday table and how to perform housework in such a way as to yield “the slimness and grace every woman desires”. Illus. 128pp, 9"×11". £14.99 NOW £6
69050 PARTY LIKE A ROCK STAR: A Celebrity Party Planner’s Tips
and Tricks for Throwing an Unforgettable Bash by Jes Gordon and Jessica Baumgardner A party planner extraordinaire who has helmed events for the likes of Madonna, Barbra Streisand, Nicolas Cage and Jennifer Lopez. Here are details of how to budget from a small soirée to a big bash, stocking a home bar and whipping up smart cocktails, whetting guests’ appetites - with insider secrets from top chefs - and being a flawless host, or guest. There are etiquette guidelines and gift ideas and tips on how to produce a party from beginning to end, using colourful case studies. 220 large pages with colour plates and glossary. £12.99 NOW £2.50
67930 YOUR EVENING CLASS: Complimentary
Therapies by Denise Whichello Brown Aromatherapy, Indian Head Massage, Hand Reflexology, Foot Reflexology, Massage, Crystal Therapy, Relaxation Techniques, Alexander Technique, Eating for Health, Bach Flower Remedies - a whole new range of skills are literally at your fingertips and a year’s worth of learning for less than the price of a class! This magnificent box set includes ten workbooks, one DVD packed with audio and video, and a 224 page softback of essential information. There is also exclusive access to a dynamic online community of fellow learners with additional exercises and answers to common questions. £49.99 NOW £10
67929 YOUR EVENING
CLASS: Counselling by Christine Wilding and Pauline O’Driscoll
Christine Wilding is a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) therapist at Sevenoaks and is a psychotherapist and life coach in private practice. This marvellous box set is a unique and effective
introduction to counselling skills. It comprises five CDs. Listen to two, real expert tutors who give audio lessons, tips and advice with real-time role plays of counselling scenarios. Ten workbooks provide practical exercises to deepen your understanding and apply your skills in real situations. A 160 page book is an introduction to theory and practice. This self tutoring course you can repeat lessons as often as you like. £49.99 NOW £11
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A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. - Bible, Proverbs 17:22
67574 CRAP MPs: The 40 Worst Members of Parliament in History
by Bendor Grosvenor and Geoffrey Hicks
A motley collection of rogues, liars, murderers, philanderers, madmen and criminals. This unforgettable and often hilarious list will have you booing, hissing, laughing out loud
and holding your head in your hands in amazement. With colour and b/w illus. of the miscreants. 88pp. £7.99 NOW £2.50
65441 I USED TO KNOW THAT: Stuff You
Forgot from School by Caroline Taggart The aim of this witty, insightful and mostly hilarious book is to gather together the facts, figures, fiction, figures and formulae we once learned. Parts of speech, Shakespeare and the great works of English Lit, Kings, Queens, battles and invasions, the Periodic Table, the oceans, continents, rivers and mountains, the planets (including the vexed question of Pluto), the Seven Wonders and the Seven Deadly Sins, quadratic equations, the laws of physics, geological time, the great artists and much, much, much more. 192pp. £9.99 NOW £4
68925 RULES OF MODERN POLICING: 1973
Edition by DCI Gene Hunt From the BBC Life on Mars series. If you fancy some laugh-out-loud therapy, slip the keys in your perfect motor (the Ford Cortina Mark III 2000E), give it some welly, eye up the birds, make friends with the prozzies, down the perfect pint, get wrapped up in a bit more vice, talk psychological, learn where to kick the male (diagrams front and back), lots more on booze and off duty stuff, porn, vice, impersonating a target and going undercover. Packed with 70s images and references. 128pp, colour illus. £9.99 NOW £3
68975 IT JUST SLIPPED OUT: A Bulging Encyclopedia
of Double Entendres by Russell Ash
Whether unwittingly filthy or gleefully subversive, the British institution of innuendo and double entendre is part of our comedy tradition, and has been making us snigger for centuries. In this hilarious compendium of suggestive speech, the very finest examples of saucy stuff have been winkled out
and set down for your amusement. From the salacious smut lurking between the lines of literature’s most revered writers to the accidental euphemisms that have tripped up politicians, right through to the intentional innuendo of music hall, seaside postcards and Carry On films, the author celebrates some of the dirtiest double meanings in history. Here is Thomas Hardy innocently penning: ‘…Clare became conscious of some vast erection close in his front’. Too rude for prudes! 287 pages with many cartoons. £9.99 NOW £4
66476 A FART IN A COLANDER by Roy Hudd
Full of wonderful personal stories and tales of the amazing cast of characters with whom he has worked on stage, screen and radio, Roy Hudd tells the story of his extraordinary life in and out of showbusiness in a career that spans over 50 years. The warm-hearted voice of the man speaks for himself. ‘I wanted to be an actor, but I wanted to be a stand-up comic, a researcher, a singer in a variety turn too. Still do.’ ‘The following words will, I hope, chart in an amusing and entertaining way, my adventures in the colander.’ 320pp in paperback with 16 pages of colour and b/w photos. £8.99 NOW £4.50
69095 NOW WE ARE PAST IT by Allison Vale
Let’s face it, you might be past it, but that is still no excuse to start acting your age! If you have ever been humbled by having to ask your daughter or granddaughter to set up your new mobile, do you hanker for the days when your back wasn’t hairier than your head and ears weren’t hairy at all? Fret no longer - here is a side-splitting collection of anecdotes, quotes,
cartoons and jokes plus advice from those similarly long of tooth. How to be slightly less well behaved, travelling light, sexy straight talking, body traumas and much more. 160pp. £9.99 NOW £4.50
69055 SATURDAY NIGHT PETER: Memoirs of
a Stand-Up Comedian by Peter Kay Peter Kay needs no introduction from us, and this second volume of his autobiography follows the immensely successful The Sound of Laughter. We tag along with him to the Edinburgh Festival in 1987 where he wins the Channel 4 “So You Think You’re Funny” competition, and is shortlisted for the Perrier award. The next few years see him relentlessly touring and meeting with a host of unforgettable characters, from chainsaw-juggling lizards to suicidal magicians. Word of his shows gets around, and he finds himself entering the world of corporate entertainment, quite unable to believe his good fortune and the riches on offer, as travelling the M6 and M1 turns into travelling the globe. Back in Britain he is invited to warm up the Parkinson audience - a dream come true - appears on the Royal Variety Performance and records the now legendary shows in Blackpool and Bolton. His stand-up career hits its zenith with the 180- night sell-out Mum Wants a Bungalow tour (still Britain’s bestselling stand-up DVD), which ended at the Manchester Arena on his 30th birthday. Brilliantly funny. 258pp with 16 pages of colour and b/w photos. £20 NOW £5.50
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