Books for adults (1)

Description Walking may seem a simple act. But it has a long history, much of it unnoticed. It has always carried a wide range of associations, in ...

Description As Siân tries to write, there is a power cut. In the darkness, she thinks about her neighbour, Simon Kaltenbach, who has built a big ug...

Description With Wales reaching the World Cup for the first time since 1958, this is a book to inspire and excite fans before the tournament in Nov...

Description From the very beginnings of Wales, its people have defined themselves against their large neighbour. Wales - England's Colony? shows th...

Description Everything you need to walk the Ceredigion Coast Path & Snowdonia coast section of the Wales Coast Path. Official guide. Details IS...

Description From dramatic mountains and castles, to its charming coastline and fascinating towns and cities, Wales has it all. Appreciate the beaut...

Description Wales in 100 Objects is a beautiful volume to treasure, presenting what the author considers the 100 most important physical objects in...

Description From 'hiraeth' to 'cwtsh' and 'crachach' to 'popty-ping', some of the evocative and unique words you will only hear in Wales. A fun gif...

Description A comprehensive account of the part played by Wales in WWII and the conflict's impact on every area of the country and all involved: ci...

 Description Discover 366 fun and surprising stories about Welsh history and culture that most history books leave out – each linked to a specific ...

ISBN: 9781784615215 Publication Date February 2018Publisher: Y Lolfa, Tal-y-bont Format: Paperback, 184x123 mm, 128 pages Language: English A book ...

Description Wales: A Hundred Records is an anthology of the highlights of the careers of the most important recording artists that Wales has ever p...

Description Poet and psychogeographer Peter Finch undertakes 15 walks around the south Wales Valleys, picking out features en route and providing i...

ISBN: 9781908748348 Publication Date April 2016Publisher: Kittiwake, Glantwymyn Illustrated by Morag Perrott Format: Paperback, 210x148 mm, 44 page...

ISBN: 9781908748010 Publication Date: March 2012 Publisher: KittiwakeFormat: Paperback, 208x148 mm, 40 pages Language: English Twenty five circula...

Description Situated amid beautiful rolling countryside, Meifod is a very ancient settlement and many of the surrounding hills are topped with eart...

ISBN: 9781472252456 Publication Date November 2019Publisher: Headline Book Publishing Ltd., London Format: Hardback, 242x162 mm, 388 pages Languag...

Description  This ground-breaking book, which traces the changing role of school and college inspectors in Wales over time, offers insights into de...

Description Kat has found her dream life, head chef at the Café Lompar and engaged to Milo. Her mother Grace loves part-owning the business. But th...

Description Beginners' course for Welsh learners, ideal for self-study. 16 units use strip cartoons to present sentence structures and grammar poin...

Description This CD has the audio files for the hugely popular Welcome to Welsh course, giving you the exact pronunciation of the conversations in...

Description What does it mean to imagine Wales and 'The Welsh' as something both distinct and inclusive? In this book, Welsh writers condider the f...

Description The region around Oswestry in north-west Shropshire is a remarkable corner of England in which, for much of the last thousand years, We...

Description Set out in the form of a memoir, Stephen Rule goes about tackling the challenges and celebrating the successes of the Welsh language in...

Description Based on official data and in-depth interviews, this urgent and challenging book provides the first academic account of the operation o...

Description A book that offers learners a unique method of learning and remembering Welsh vocabulary, through doodles. Faced with the fact that so ...

Description Hand illustrated printable colouring page - ready to download and print. 100% of the proceeds from each download will be donated to Dis...

Description Having discovered Welsh folk dancing as a freshman student at University College of Wales, Swansea, in 1960, Tenby-born Mavis Williams-...

Description A collection of over 60 folk tales by expert in the field Robin Gwyndaf. Includes the stories of Cantre'r Gwaelod (Ceredigion), Nant Gw...

Description  A volume that explores more than two thousand years of history to discover the rich, forgotten heritage of Welsh foods - from oysters ...

ISBN: 9781444189636 Publication Date: November 2013 Publisher: Hodder & StoughtonFormat: Paperback, 198x130 mm, 288 pages Language: Bilingual...

Description Welsh in Twelve Weeks introduces you to the essential vocabulary and main grammatical areas of Welsh. Details ISBN: 9781845277246 Publi...

Description A handy little language aid designed to be carried by Welsh learners at all times. The booklets offers basic Welsh grammar rules such a...

Description A Welsh-English, English-Welsh dictionary for Welsh learners, ideal for evening classes, schools and tourists, comprising over 20,000 w...

Description A new, mini edition of the Welsh Learner's Dictionary by a renowned tutor of the Welsh Language among adult learners, comprising 10,000...

Description Second volume in the series for general readership, explaining the history of the Welsh Marcher lordships and their unique features. Th...