88 results for 'Leith, Prue'

Prue Leith's all-time favourite recipes are a collection of dishes from her own kitchen table, carefully selected for their ease and flavour. From quick suppers to dinner party showstoppers, these...

Bliss on Toast 75 Simple Recipes by Prue Leith is a comprehensive guide to creating delicious meals on toast. With 82 years of experience in good eating and cooking, Dame Prue Leith shares her...

Discover 100 delicious, heartwarming vegetarian and vegan recipes in this gorgeous cookbook. Prue Leith, a celebrated chef and Great British Baking Show judge, and her niece Peta Leith, a former chef...

Old Leith takes you on a stroll through the historic streets of Edinburgh's Old Town. This charming book explores the city's fascinating past, from the Bay Horse pub and the Brig o' Leith to the...

Discover Leith's rich history through old and new images in this fascinating exploration of Scotland's former port.In 1560, Leith became the site of the Scottish Court, marking a significant turning...

Leith has played a significant role in Scotland's history, serving as the major port for Edinburgh and witnessing many pivotal events. From royal arrivals to civil war, the town has seen it all.The...

The story of Leith Shipyards 1918-1939 is one of adventure, innovation and perseverance. This volume chronicles the fortunes of Scotland's shipbuilding industry during a pivotal period in history,...

Prue, a young woman with a restless spirit, sets out on a journey of self-discovery after her grandmother's suggestion to travel. Her first stop is India, where she finds herself torn between the...

Leith Reflections offers a unique visual chronicle of Scotland's historic port. This collection of 180 pictures combines recent colour views with matching sepia archive scenes, revealing how Leith...

Discover the rich history of Leith, a port that has played a significant role in Scotland's power struggles since 1140. This unique tour takes you through the town's streets and alleyways,...

Edinburgh, Granton and Leith Railways is a detailed history of the railways in these areas of Scotland. In 1861, the Caledonian Railway opened a line from Slateford to Granton with connections to...

Life's Too Short to Stuff a Mushroom Really Good Food Without the Fuss is a cookbook that celebrates the joy of cooking without the hassle. Dame Prue Leith shares her expertise to bring you 80...

Discover the unique cultural identity of Leith through a fascinating collection of photographs and insightful text.This comprehensive exploration of Leith's past reveals the town's rich heritage,...

The Water of Leith From Source To Sea by John Geddie Explore the winding path of Scotland's most iconic river, from its source in the Scottish countryside to its journey through Edinburgh and into...

Leith-Built Ships tells the story of the skilled men who built these vessels and the many people who sailed or served on them. This history is part of a three-volume series that explores Leith's...

Granny Prue's Bucket List by Patrina McKenna is a heartwarming story about a young woman's journey to discover her purpose in life. After losing her job, struggling with her love life, and feeling...

Viola Brodure, celebrated authoress, finds herself at a crossroads. Everyone around her expects her to make a love match with Ethan Penn-Leith, the famous Highland Poet. However, Viola has never met...

Master the art of dessert-making with Leiths' authoritative guide to cooking desserts. This comprehensive cookbook covers a range of preparation techniques and presents both original recipes and...

The Walks Near Dorking offers 45 short walks in the beautiful countryside around Dorking, exploring the North Downs and surrounding areas. From Leith Hill to Polesden Lacey and Denbies, this...

The story of Leith-built ships continues in this third volume from just after World War Two to 1965. The world had changed significantly by then, with women who had worked in shipyards losing their...

Discover the art of saying no to men who think they're in charge. Kyle Prue's guide to pissing off men is a must-have for anyone who's ever felt the need to shut down a toxic conversation.With over...

When three single women in their fifties come together to form a choir, they quickly forge an unbreakable bond. Lucy, a cook and food journalist, Joanna, a successful business woman, and Rebecca, an...

Dame Prue Leith's life story is one of incredible appetite for life. From her childhood in South Africa to becoming a DBE, she has lived a remarkable career as a cook, caterer, restaurateur, food...

A Serving of Scandal by Prue Leith is a heart-wrenching romantic fiction about a scandalous love affair between two people from different worlds. Kate, a successful caterer, and Oliver Stapler, the...

A poignant family saga from Prue Leith, exploring the complexities of love, loyalty and identity. In 1968, Angelica Angelotti strikes out on her own in Paris, only to find herself torn between her...

The Lost Son by Prue Leith is an unmissable family drama packed with secrets and revelations. When Tom's life is turned upside down after his best friend's death, he sets out to track down his birth...

A collection of memories and mementos from a life of service and wisdom. In "Legacy of the Fire Nation", Uncle Iroh shares his thoughts, memories, and artifacts with Prince Zuko, offering a unique...

For the first time, Prue is given the freedom to make her own choices. After her father's stroke, she and her sister are sent to a local comprehensive school, where they must navigate the challenges...

Under Wildwood by Colin Meloy is a story about Prue McKeel's return to life after her adventures in the Impassable Wilderness. Her mind often wanders back to the world she left behind, where her...

A heart-warming saga fiction series from Jean Fullerton follows the lives of three women who move into a rectory in Stepney, East London during WW2. In 1940, Prue Carmichael and her sister are forced...

César Aira's autobiographical novel "Cómo me hice monja" is a unique and fascinating exploration of his early life. Spanning just one year, from trying ice cream for the first time to being murdered...

The Power House: John Macnab: Sick Heart River by John Buchan John Buchan's works are known for their blend of adventure and insight into human nature. In this collection, the author's own...

Salad Days is a nostalgic and poignant tale that explores the complexities of memory and family secrets. Prue's earliest memories are of her brother Arthur, and as they revisit their childhood at...

A mind-bending adventure awaits in Wildspark A Ghost Machine Adventure. One year after her brother's death, Prue Haywood's family is still reeling from grief. But everything changes when a stranger...

When her baby brother is kidnapped by crows, Prue McKeel embarks on an adventure that takes her deep into the wilderness. There, she uncovers a secret world in turmoil, full of warring creatures and...

A traitor to the Blades must die. The war for Acktar has begun. Leith Torren's betrayal has set off a chain reaction, with former Blade Leith fleeing into the Sheered Rock Hills and Renna Faythe left...

Prue's heart beats hard as she faces her fears in this gripping saga. Determined to become a doctor, she leaves behind a loveless marriage and joins a surgery in Tow Law, County Durham.As Prue...

A Blade's Dilemma In a world governed by strict obedience, Third Blade Leith Torren is driven to the doorstep of a family he once destroyed. Their forbidden faith and ties to the Resistance threaten...

Some people can make money. Others can't. This paradox has long troubled William Leith, leaving him with more questions than answers. His investigation into the lives of the mega-rich takes him to...

Prue's life is marked by isolation and persecution, her cleft palate rendering her an outcast in her community. Seeking refuge in the wild Shropshire countryside, she finds solace in nature and...

Political Formation: Being Formed by the Spirit in Church and World explores how Christians are shaped not just within their churches but also through their engagement with the wider world. Jenny...

The Gone and the Forgotten by Clare Whitfield is a psychological thriller that explores the complexities of family secrets and the search for truth. When 16-year-old Prue's mother has another...

The crisis in theological education is a pressing concern that affects the church and its role in society. John Leith, drawing on his extensive experience as both a seminary professor and minister,...

Stella arrives at Hallows Farm with a mix of determination and heartache, leaving behind a naval officer who was once her life. Agatha brings a new kind of education to the farm, having recently...

The Gone and the Forgotten by Clare Whitfield is a psychological thriller that explores the complexities of family secrets and the power of truth. When 16-year-old Prue's mother breaks down, she sets...

Colourful Crochet 35 Designs to Bring the Benefits of Colour Into Your Life by Emma Leith. Discover how colours can affect your mood and creativity with these vibrant crochet patterns. Emma Leith's...

Discover more of the world and characters of The Blades of Acktar in this collection of novellas and short stories. This collection includes The Adventure Continues, The First Mission, To the Far...

The Virgin Mary: A Jewish Mother at the Heart of Christianity Mary Joan Winn Leith explores the evolution of Marian thought from early Christianity to the present day, covering centuries when most of...

La retórica es una fuerza poderosa que se encuentra en todos los aspectos de la vida. Desde las presentaciones comerciales hasta las conversaciones familiares, las palabras tienen el poder de...

A Blade's Oath Tricia Mingerink's Deny is a gripping tale of loyalty and deception. Leith Torren, a skilled assassin, navigates the treacherous world of King Respen's court while hiding his...

Set in a small Welsh village, Valley Affairs is a heartwarming novel that explores the lives of its residents as they navigate love, loss, and new beginnings.A cast of characters, including Nelly...

Prue Thimbleby and Harold Thimbleby present a concise guide to patient safety in the digital age. This quick-read booklet shares engaging stories about the promises and risks of digital healthcare,...

Big Bad Troll is a humorous colour-illustrated early reader by Sally Prue. Prince Sam doesn't like being a prince - his 'How-to-Be-a-Good-Prince' lessons are boring and it's hard to play football...

Rhetoric is the art of using words to persuade and inspire. It's not just for politicians, but a skill we use every day, from negotiating with clients to convincing our children to eat their...

Dante's Monarchy offers a fascinating exploration of political theory, shedding light on the intellectual interests and achievements of one of the world's great poets. This work addresses the...

Nat, a veteran of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, believes his years as an agent runner are over. He is back in London with his wife, Prue, but with the growing threat from Moscow Centre, the...

A story about friendship and family, and coming to terms with life's challenges while finding the courage to move forward. Madi's perfect life is not as it seems, and she finds herself desperate for...

Glory on Earth by Linda McLean tells the story of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, as she arrives in Leith docks in 1561. With her young shoulders bearing the hopes of the Catholic establishment of...

Princess Prue was sweet and fair, until pirates stole her teddy bear. She's not one to be trifled with - pirate princess and all! This feisty heroine is perfect for adventure-hungry toddlers. A...

Surrey's countryside offers a wealth of walking opportunities, and this guide provides 28 superb routes to explore. From climbs to viewpoints, and riverside strolls, the Low Weald, Surrey Hills and...

Bloodguard by Cecy Robson is a brutal and action-packed tale of revenge and redemption.One hundred years of fighting in the gladiator arena has left Leith with nothing but his battle-scarred body...

Effective Communication Made Clear: A Guide to Persuasive Writing Writing can be a daunting task, with even simple messages often misunderstood. In "Write to the Point", Sam Leith offers practical...

Explore the best of Edinburgh with this expert-curated travel guide, packed with practical information and insider tips for a memorable break.From the historic Old Town to the scenic Water of Leith,...

Dante's masterpiece, brought to life in an accessible and expert introduction. Prue Shaw, a renowned authority on Dante, guides readers through the imaginative power, linguistic skill, and emotional...

Zander Leith has finally found happiness with his adored wife, Hollie. But a stalker with a familiar face is determined to take away the only peace he's ever known. Mirren McLean is one of the most...

The North Downs are a range of hills that run east-west from Dover in Kent to Farnham in Surrey. Skirting the southern edge of London, they have long offered beautiful countryside for escape and...

Compact guide to Edinburgh breaks. Discover the best of Scotland's capital city with this slim and stylish travel companion. Packed with practical information, it covers key sights, restaurants,...

J.D. Fergusson was a key figure in British modernism, and this book reasserts his place at the forefront of the movement. Born in Leith in 1874, Fergusson developed his artistic skills through...

A deeply moving and personal memoir about the complexities of family relationships. William Leith's childhood was marked by his father's frequent absences, leaving an indelible impact on their...

The year is 2250 and Earth faces an apocalypse. The Bertram Ramsay Space Station, home to nine million souls, is humanity's last hope for survival. However, not all inhabitants are friendly, as the...

A compassionate portrait of modern marriage and its compromises. Elizabeth Buchan's novel explores the intricate balance between love, desire, and reality in a relationship that has endured for over...

Scotland The New State of an Old Nation by Murray Stewart Leith and Duncan Sim is a timely exploration of Scotland's evolving political culture. Since Devolution in 1997, the country has undergone...

A Corruption of Blood by Ambrose Parry is a gripping Raven and Fisher Mystery set in Edinburgh, 1850. When human remains wash up on the shores of Leith, Dr Will Raven is drawn into a desperate bid...

Surrey in Photographs showcases the county's unique blend of natural beauty and rich history through the lens of professional photographer John Miller. From the rolling hills of the North Downs to...

The Pegasus, a pioneering ship whose voyages played a significant role in promoting Victorian enterprise, carried people and cargo between Leith and Hull. Goods transported included oil for the...

The original storybook starring the first Charmed Ones in a never-before-told tale from their childhood. Prue, Piper, and Phoebe were just three little girls living with their Grams, unaware of the...

The Lost Tramways of Scotland: Edinburgh by Peter Waller This informative guide explores the tram network in Edinburgh, which played a significant role in the city's growth from the mid-19th century...

Twenty stories from one of fiction's most beloved characters, Horace Rumpole, are collected in this Penguin Modern Classics edition. A witty and eloquent barrister-at-law, Rumpole navigates the...

A mysterious body dating from around 700 years ago is unearthed during an archaeological dig at South Leith parish kirkyard. The discovery sparks debate among experts, with some suggesting the victim...

Dorian Leith can see ghosts. He listens to their problems and tries to help them move on to the afterlife. This gift has made him an outcast in town, but it's also given him a bigger purpose - to...

Edie's Home for Strays by Gracie Taylor is a heartwarming story set against the backdrop of World War II. When Edie is sent to be a Land Girl in a Cumbrian village, she hopes to serve overseas but...

The Last Days of Ernest Shackleton: A First Hand Account by George Ross when on the Quest Expedition. This unique and fully illustrated account is based on the personal experiences of seaman George...

Charles Finch's debut mystery A Beautiful Blue Death introduces Charles Lenox, a Victorian gentleman detective who investigates crime as a diversion from his life of leisure. When Lady Jane asks for...

Jean Brash is back in this gripping mystery set in Victorian Edinburgh. As owner of The Just Land, she's seen the highs and lows of society, but now she has a mind to do some sleuthing of her own. A...

Little Birds in Cages by Victoria Jane Leith is a powerful and moving novel that explores themes of empathy, kindness, and self-discovery. Set against the backdrop of 1990, the story follows the...

The International Companion to Scottish Literature of the Long Eighteenth Century by Leith Davis and Janet Sorensen offers new perspectives on how Scotland's literary cultures evolved during this...

The final year of tramway operation in Edinburgh had arrived by 1956, but many routes and trams were still in use at the start of the year. Trams continued to operate on several key routes, including...

A Wartime Welcome at Rookery House by Rosie Hendry In the midst of the London Blitz, a young VAD nurse named Evie narrowly escapes death in an air raid. This life-changing event sets her on a path to...