Haf o Ddarllen 2021 A Summer of Reading

Description A school trip goes from boring to brilliant when Jack and Megan are reunited with their old friend Trunk and travel back to the Classic...

Description A collection of 21 beautiful but fun illustrations of Wales' most attractive coastal scenes to colour and treasure, as drawn by well-kn...

Description Beautiful paperback activity and colouring book is packed full of content – all linked to the history of Welsh events, Welsh people, We...

Description A stunning retelling of the classic tales of King Arthur by award winning team of author Siân Lewis and illustrator Graham Howells. Thi...

Description An original resource on rock and pop music, musical theatre and jazz to support students studying the revised WJEC AS and A Music speci...

Description Deep within a wooded, Welsh valley, something magical is stirring. An ancient force, the stuff of myth and legend, has been disturbed, ...

Description David Lloyd Owen introduces us to the breadth of travellers' tales from a mysterious and absorbing country in a fascinating compendium....

Description This book argues that industrial patriarchy in South Wales established an exclusive though damaging form of structural masculine confor...

Description A fascinating work of social history which places the life and career of John Squire, a very influential figure in the musical life of ...

Description This timely study demonstrates how, for a century and a half, important Welsh writers and intellectuals have dreamt of belonging to mai...

Description A new and fully-updated centenary edition of Raymond Williams’s seminal collection of essays on nationhood and cultural identity, Who S...

Description A study of the thirty-five libraries built by Andrew Carnegie in Wales as an illustration of his world-wide commitment to the public li...

Description Fascinating volume of history, shedding light on the lead mining industry in Ceredigion and shipping from Aberystwyth, through the stor...

Description A Welsh County at War is not a military history of horror in the trenches, but a social and cultural history of life in one Welsh count...

Description It is unusual to see a book about the tides of a single country. A book about tides in Wales is akin to, for example, one about rainbow...

Description Take an intimate journey with award-winning wildlife photographer Drew Buckley as he observes the trials and joys of the Atlantic Puffi...

Description The Golden Valley is an exploration and a celebration of a small south Wales valley. The site of ancient tombs and settlements, its rur...

Description Eighteen walks in all parts of Wales from the TV series by the renowned Welsh weatherman and co-author Martin Aaron. ♥ English Book of ...

Description The definitive analysis of one of the UK's most beloved nature spots, written by an expert with 50 years' experience in the field and a...

Description This is a skilful collection by a poet well acquainted with relative place: wherever a poem lives, it always remembers its place in the...

Description Susie Wild writes of fruit blown down by the wind and of unexpected and unearned gains and advantages. Here flying trampolines disrupt ...

Description Philip Gross is a poet, librettist and writer for young people. A keen collaborator with other poets and across art forms, he has lived...

Description Christopher Meredith's new poetry collection Still, uses the title word as a fulcrum to balance various paradoxical concerns: stillness...

Description Witty and engaging with a very dry sense of humour, Steve Fenwick's autobiography tells the story of the schoolboy from Nantgarw who be...