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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: The Magical Car is a treasured tale of adventure and fantasy, featuring vibrant, full-color original illustrations by John Burningham. Written by Ian Fleming, the author of...

John Hancox's Map of the Birmingham Canal Navigations 1864 is a detailed and historic map that showcases the canals of Birmingham in 1864. Created by John Hancox, this map provides valuable insights...

The Birmingham Gun Trade by David J. Williams is a detailed account of the gun trade in Birmingham from 1720 to 1950. This period saw significant changes in firearm technology, with the mechanical...

Ian Miller's extensive body of work is showcased in this comprehensive collection, featuring over 300 pieces of artwork spanning several decades. The book brings together a diverse range of fantasy...

John Thompson's easiest piano course is a comprehensive step-by-step guide designed for children just starting to learn the piano. The book features colorful illustrations and exercises to help...

Colour and black and white illustrations by English illustrator John Hassall bring to life the story of Aladdin in this beautifully designed children's book.Pook Press is re-releasing this charming...

Birmingham Rose A powerful and poignant novel about the human spirit's capacity for resilience and hope. Born into a large family in Birmingham's slums, Rose Lucas faces a bleak childhood marked by...

John Grant's lyrics come alive in this full-colour illustrated book, featuring his own photography alongside lyrics from his albums Boy From Michigan, Love is Magic, Grey Tickles, Black Pressure,...

Birmingham: A City of Unparalleled Diversity. This comprehensive history of Birmingham celebrates 850 years since its market charter in 1166, marking the first step towards the city's rise as a...

Tales of the Punjab - Illustrated by John Lockwood KiplingA collection of 43 Eastern folktales, beautifully illustrated in intricate black and white drawings. Flora Annie Steel's stories bring to...

Birmingham's 19th century is brought to life in this absorbing collection of autobiographical articles. Originally published in the Birmingham Gazette and Express between 1907 and 1909, these...

Streets of Birmingham's Transports explores the history of Birmingham's public transport network, from the early days of horse-drawn carriages to the modern tram network.Written by Malcolm Keeley and...

Birmingham 1889: A Year in a Victorian City This engaging book offers a unique glimpse into life in Birmingham during 1889, a year that marked a significant milestone in the city's history when it...

Explore Birmingham's Rich History with These 12 Circular Walks Discover the fascinating history of Birmingham through 12 carefully chosen circular walks. Spanning from Saxon times to the city's...

Birmingham City Football Club celebrates its 140th anniversary in 2015. To commemorate this milestone, a new book has been published: "The Leaders - Birmingham City". This book is the result of...

Kenneth Grahame's beloved tale of four intrepid friends comes to life in this beautifully illustrated edition. The story began as a bedtime story for his son, but soon grew into a timeless series of...

Three timeless fairy tales come together in this beautifully illustrated collection. 'Beauty and the Beast', 'Jack the Giant-Killer' and 'The Three Little Pigs' are brought to life with John...

Birmingham Blitz by Annie Murray is a heart-wrenching tale of love and family set against the backdrop of war. In August 1939, Genie Watkins' life is turned upside down as her country goes to war and...

Rudyard Kipling's beloved collection of short stories, first published in magazines between 1893 and 1894, has been beautifully illustrated by John Lockwood Kipling. This charming volume features...

Fryewerk 2.0: Concept Vehicle Illustrations by John A. Frye is a visually stunning collection of illustrations that take readers on a journey through time and space. Renowned artist and vehicle...

Birmingham Friends A powerful and moving novel about the complexities of female relationships. When Anna discovers her mother's long-held secret, she sets out to uncover the truth about their...

Birmingham's Blue and Cream Buses is a comprehensive guide to the city's iconic buses and trolleybuses. Written by Malcolm Keeley, an expert on Midlands bus operations, this fully illustrated book...

The first grade book in the Modern Course series, this piano method book provides a clear and complete foundation in the study of the piano, enabling students to think and feel musically.Developed to...

The Cruiser Birmingham: A Detailed Look at the HMS Birmingham's General Arrangements. This book presents a unique opportunity to explore the technical details of the HMS Birmingham, a famous interwar...

John Ruskin: A Life of Vision and Influence This biography explores the life and work of John Ruskin, a prolific author who made a lasting impact on art, architecture, social justice, and politics...

A searing and intimate memoir of war and its aftermath, The Education of Corporal John Musgrave is a powerful exploration of the human cost of conflict. The author's journey from small-town America...

Birmingham's humble beginnings as a village worth only one pound in the Domesday Survey belie its remarkable rise to become the second city of the British Empire. A market charter granted by Peter de...

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a magical tale of a young girl with a bright, curious mind. When she finds herself in a mysterious fantasy land, she explores many wondrous places and meets many...

The Birmingham Canal Navigations: A History A century ago, the network of canals in and around Birmingham reached its peak extent, spanning almost 160 miles within a 12-mile radius. This remarkable...

Deep beneath the city lies a hidden world of iron ore mines. Underground Birmingham: Images from Birmingham's Iron Ore Mines takes you on a visual journey through the abandoned tunnels that once...

The Pigeon Trainer and the Birmingham Roller is a comprehensive guide to raising, caring for, and flying pigeons. Written by John Bender, a world champion in roller pigeon competition, this book...

Birmingham's Public Art Discover the vibrant street art scene in Birmingham, a city that has transformed its urban landscape with bold and thought-provoking murals. This collection of photographs...

Travis the Travelling Toucan In Birmingham is a vibrant picture book about an adventurous toucan's visit to the city. Written in rhyming couplets, it features colourful illustrations that bring the...

Birmingham: the Fifties Revisited by Alton Douglas and Jo Douglas is a nostalgic look at the city's recovery from the war years. The authors have focused on the later years to showcase Birmingham's...

The Thomas Hanson Town Plan of Birmingham 1778 is a rare and detailed map from the late 18th century. Published by Historical Images Ltd in 2013, this historic document provides a unique insight into...

Birmingham, Britain's second largest city, is a place of great industrial and scientific heritage. From its nickname as the 'city of a thousand trades' to its role in the Industrial Revolution,...

Birmingham: A Historic Atlas of the City's Development. This unique volume presents a detailed picture of Birmingham's growth and transformation over time. From its early town plans to its...

Cruising the Worcester and Birmingham Canal with One Eye on Its History offers a unique perspective on this historic waterway in the Midlands of England. This seventh book in the series of canal...

New African Leaders: Contributions of Africans in Birmingham from 1950 explores the heritage and history of the African community in Birmingham, UK. This collection of stories delves into individual...

Joseph Gillott And Other Birmingham Manufacturers 1784-1892 explores the lives and industries of five influential Birmingham manufacturers from the 19th century. The book delves into the world of pen...

Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book" is a captivating collection of stories that intricately weaves themes of identity, belonging, and the laws of nature within the vibrant tapestry of the Indian...

Birmingham's Hidden Histories: A City of Ghosts and Legends Birmingham is renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage, but few people know about the city's darker side - its supernatural...

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass, fully illustrated with original artwork by Sir John Tenniel, presents two beloved English masterpieces in one volume. This comprehensive...

Doc: The Story of a Birmingham Jazz Man tells the story of Frank "Doc" Adams, a jazz elder statesman who played a significant role in Birmingham's historic jazz scene. Through his autobiography, Doc...

Dear Birmingham: A Conversation with My Hometown This letter is a personal and thought-provoking exploration of the Pakistani community in Birmingham, a city that has been at the forefront of British...

Birmingham, England's second biggest city, has a rich history that spans centuries. From its humble beginnings as a medieval market town to its emergence as 'the first manufacturing town in the...

The New Forest: its History and its SceneryA comprehensive exploration of the natural history, antiquities, and dialect of Hampshire's iconic forest, written by John Richard de Capel Wise.With 63...

Birmingham City On This Day revisits the most memorable moments from the club's history, mixing in anecdotes and characters to produce an engaging diary. From its beginnings as Small Heath Alliance...

Beneath Birmingham's surface lies a hidden world of history and intrigue. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the city thrived as a centre for science, technology, and industry, earning its reputation as...

A hapless cat's nine lives are put to the test in this hilarious account of a calamitous relationship. Birmingham, a highly inflammable and accident-prone feline, navigates a series of mishaps, from...

A preface can be a challenging subject to discuss, as it often reveals more about the author than their work. In history, facts are readily available, making it easier to craft a narrative. However,...

More English Fairy Tales brings together enchanting stories from Joseph Jacobs' collection, beautifully illustrated by John D. Batten.First published in 1890, this classic collection of fairy tales...

Birmingham City Transport's Demonstrators explores the fascinating story of how buses were tested and evaluated by Birmingham City Transport from 1914 to 1969. During this period, the company hired...

Birmingham New Street Station Through Time by Mark Norton This book tells the story of Birmingham's iconic railway station, from its grand opening in 1854 to its current transformation. Once hailed...

Birmingham in 50 Buildings explores the rich history and architectural heritage of this West Midlands city. From its earliest churches and dwellings to modernist high-rise blocks, this book uncovers...

Birmingham's Railways: A Decade of Change by Kris Davies documents the significant transformations that have taken place in the region's railways over the past decade. From new operators to improved...

Beneath the Bull Ring: Archaeology of Life and Death in Early Birmingham A fresh perspective on Birmingham's history is revealed through archaeological evidence from its first major excavations. This...

Birmingham in Photographs: The Changing City showcases the city's transformation over time through stunning images. Once a leading manufacturing hub during the Industrial Revolution, Birmingham's...

The Watsons Go to Birmingham--1963 is a heartwarming and powerful novel about one unforgettable family's road trip during a pivotal moment in American history. In 1963, the Watson family sets out on...

Birmingham New Street to Wolverhampton High Level is a detailed guide to the railway line between Birmingham and Wolverhampton. Written by Bob Yate and an unknown author, it provides information on...

La clave de Birmingham by Jesús Martínez Frías is a fantasy novel that explores the magical world hidden within a city's streets. In this captivating tale, the author weaves together elements of...

Elkington of Birmingham explores the life and work of Joseph Elkington, a pioneering industrialist who transformed the city's manufacturing industry.From his early days as an apprentice to his later...

Short, pointed essays summarise John Frame's central ideas on theological method, apologetics and ethics. These concise writings explore his signature concept of triperspectivalism, which involves...

The Battle on Birmingham Hill: A Study of Brandywine. In September 1777, the largest engagement of the Revolutionary War took place along the creek in Pennsylvania countryside. The Battle of...

The Lost Tramways of England: Birmingham South is a detailed history of the tram network that once served the southern part of Birmingham. Transport expert Peter Waller guides readers through the...

Birmingham Cook Book: A Celebration of the Region's Finest Food and Drink Discover the rich culinary heritage of Birmingham, from beloved household staples to Michelin-starred restaurants. This...

Birmingham's hidden heritage is revealed in this fascinating collection of 101 things that made the world what it is today. From tennis to nuclear war, and from the Beatles to everyday objects, the...

The Worcester and Birmingham Canal Chronicles of the Cut by Alan White is a detailed account of the construction and history of the Worcester and Birmingham Canal. Spanning over 30 miles, the canal...

Annabelle Lippencott's plans for a quiet Christmas are upended when she receives an invitation from her cousin to spend the holiday with the Birmingham family. Eleven years earlier, Annabelle's heart...

Birmingham City Modern Day Heroes by Keith Dixon is a tribute to players who have made their mark on the club's history. The author's selection process was subjective, based on his personal...

Birmingham City Football Club has been known as 'a sleeping giant' over the years. This book explores all the club's most significant matches and features personal interviews with former players such...

Little Nellie of Holy God is a heartwarming story about a young girl who had a profound faith in her Lord. At just four and a half years old, she made her First Holy Communion and received Our Lord...

Birmingham's Rich History in Photographs This illustrated history showcases one of England's finest cities, revealing its past and highlighting the unique character of some of its most important...

The Complete Book of Framing: A Step-by-Step Guide to Rough Carpentry and Framing. This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of framing, from floors and walls to roofs and staircases, with hundreds...

Central Birmingham 1950-1980 Images of England This pictorial history explores the dramatic developments that took place in central Birmingham over three post-war decades. From trams and steam trains...

Tales of Guildford Street A Novel of Birmingham by Emilia Williams is a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of life in Birmingham. Set against the backdrop of a city's changing streets, this...

The Lost Tramways of England: Birmingham North by Peter Waller is a detailed history of the tram network in northern Birmingham. This volume focuses on the routes that operated from the city centre...

Ian Fleming's James Bond Annotations and Chronologies for Ian Fleming's Bond Stories is a comprehensive guide to the James Bond series. Officially approved by Ian Fleming Publications Ltd, this book...

Birmingham's music scene is a vibrant reflection of its cultural heritage, with a unique blend of individualism and experimentation. From indie bands to rappers and singer-songwriters, the city...

Discover the inspiring stories of thirty women who shaped Birmingham's history and continue to make a difference today. From pioneers in their field to everyday heroines, these remarkable individuals...

Thomas Pogge provides a concise and thorough introduction to John Rawls's influential Theory of Justice in this accessible guide.Originally published in German, Pogge's work offers a clear and...

Birmingham & Black Country Murder Stories by Brendan Hawthorne is a collection of true crime stories from the region. Spanning over 80 pages, this paperback book delves into the darker side of...

Birmingham, Alabama, was the birthplace of a distinctive and influential jazz heritage that shaped American music. In "Magic City", Burgin Mathews tells the story of how this city nurtured a vital...

Discover your Brummie roots and uncover the story of Birmingham's growth in this engaging guide to family history. Vanessa Morgan explores how to research your ancestors' lives, bringing flesh to the...

Birmingham It's Not Shit: 50 Things That Delight about Brum This humorous and revelatory collection explores the places, people, and Brummie ephemera that bring joy to the city. The team behind...

The Birmingham Parish Workhouse 1730-1840 by Christopher Upton is a groundbreaking study of one of the UK's most overlooked institutions. For centuries, the workhouse has been viewed as a symbol of...

Discover the quirky side of Birmingham with this entertaining compendium of facts and anecdotes. From unusual crimes and punishments to eccentric inhabitants and famous sons and daughters, this book...

The Birmingham City Miscellany offers an in-depth look at the club's history and legacy. This collection of stories, facts, and trivia delves into the events and people that have shaped the Blues...

The Accidental Gangster: The Kray Twins' Battle for Birmingham In 1960s London, the Kray twins were at the height of their power, with clubs and protection rackets stretching across the city...

Birmingham's rock music scene has thrived on camaraderie and collaboration for decades. This unique blend of punk ethos and mainstream appeal is rooted in the city's DIY clubs and alternative radio...

Nobody's Boy (Sans Famille) is a heartwarming novel by French author Hector Malot. Originally published in 1878, it tells the story of Rémi, an orphan who was sold to a street musician at eight years...

Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan is a travelogue that recounts John Lloyd Stephens' journeys through Mexico's lesser-known regions.Stephens, an American explorer and...

She Comes First: The Thinking Man's Guide to Pleasuring a Woman by Ian Kerner Ian Kerner, a sex therapist, reveals the secrets to satisfying a woman and ensuring mutual sexual fulfillment. This...

Beautiful Piano Solos by John Williams Experience the iconic soundtracks of John Williams' most beloved films in a new and intimate way. This piano anthology features over 40 stunning arrangements of...

Countering Extremism in British Schools? The Truth about the Birmingham Trojan Horse Affair by John Holmwood and Therese O'Toole In 2014, an investigation into alleged plot to 'Islamify' state...

The Jungle Book is a timeless collection of jungle tales by Rudyard Kipling. First published serially between 1893 and 1894, this iconic work tells the story of Mowgli, a young boy raised by wolves...

Birmingham (West) 1914 A detailed map of Birmingham's western area in 1914. This publication features original maps from the Ordnance Survey, providing a unique insight into the city's layout and...

The Regeneration Game: Birmingham Jewellery Quarter's Revival by Andy Munro This book tells the story of Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter's transformation over the last twenty years. Former...

The final year of university is about to start, and everything is going off the rails for Daisy, Esther, and Susan. From finding a place to live at the last minute to dealing with broken bones and...

Grammar School Girl: Life and Education in Birmingham 1968-1975This memoir recounts the author's experiences at school in Birmingham during the late 1960s and early 1970s, offering a unique...