Fleet Air Arm Legends: Supermarine Seafire is a softback book. Renowned naval aviation author Matthew Willis tells the story of the Supermarine Seafire – a navalised version of the famous Spitfire adapted for use on aircraft carriers. Some 2646 examples were built and saw action with the Royal Navy’s Fleet Air Arm from November 1942 until after the Korean War in the early 1950s. Read More

British Railways Stinks is a hardback book. The first railway chemical laboratory was opened in 1864 by the London & North Western Railway at Crewe, and the last ones lost their direct link to the rail industry on their privatisation in 1996. Whatever their expertise, every railway chemist or 'stink' has been asked the same question: “What do you actually do”? That is precisely the question this book attempts to answer. Read More

Great British & Irish Hotels 2020/21 is the only curated guide to the UK and the island of Ireland’s five-star boutique hotels and cosy upmarket inns. Read More

We Together: 451 and 453 Squadrons at War is a hardback book. This is not a tale of fighter aces shouting “Tally-Ho” and shooting down every plane in sight. It is the history of a group of men who were bonded by war and their love of flying. 451 and 453 (RAAF) Squadrons were both formed in 1941 and would both fly and fight until the end of the Second World War. Read More

Allied Fighters of World War Two book showcases the famous fighters and the role they played in Allied victory in World War Two. Read More

Flying Scotsman is a hardback book. No 1472 was the third of a class of steam locomotives that was eventually to number 79 engines, and did not originally even carry a name. The Great Northern Railway A1 4-6-2 though, was the biggest express steam engine ever to have been seen in Britain at the time. Read More

Just the ticket is a hardback book. Written by a booking clerk, an occupation most people might think dull and uninteresting, Just the Ticket reflects on Barry Allen’s career in this profession. Barry’s own exploits in this job could hardly be described as dull! Humour forms the basis of his story, without which life would be much the poorer. Read More

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Witches and witchcraft are everywhere in the modern world—from pop culture to book stores, universities to protest marches. But, for many, what is known about witches is still rooted in the past. Being labelled a witch in the earliest days of the North American colonies was to be persecuted, prejudiced and—in many cases—killed. Read More

Merry and bright! The annual reader favorite—Annie’s Christmas—is sure to be on every crafter’s wish list. This bright, colorful and festive issue is packed with 50+ very merry projects in various styles and skill levels to delight quilters, crocheters, knitters and sewing enthusiasts alike. Read More