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Envelopes competition is now closed
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Book of the month
This is undoubtedly one of the most delightful and unique books we have ever come across... Inspired by the many misaddressed envelopes which still arrive at their intended destination, Harriet Russell set out to see how far Royal Mail could be engaged beyond the call of duty. She began sending letters to herself, concealing the address in both decorative, imaginative and enigmatic ways. Some required that the postman complete a crossword, join the dots, or follow a maze to decipher the address! The book is a collection of these wonderful envelopes which did reach her safely thanks to the playfulness and perseverance of many postal workers. It is simply a delight to flick through the pages and it makes for a wonderfully unique gift-book this Christmas. See details of our Envelopes competition in the News section!
Editors Choice
Don`t miss the latest in the action-packed Weather Warden series. Whether she`s alive, dead or a Djinn, Joanne Baldwin just can’t stay out of trouble. Now she’s on a time-sensitive mission to Las Vegas to retrieve the world’s most important Djinn from the world’s most dangerous teenager...and she’s doing it alone.
Backlist book of the month
Elizabeth I Omnibus (Paperback 9.99)
Now all three of Margaret Irwin`s classic Elizabeth novels can now be enjoyed in this beautiful single volume. Comprising `Young Bess`, `Elizabeth, Captive Princess` and `Elizabeth and the Prince of Spain`, this is a rich and compelling trilogy and a must-read in the historical genre.
Crime Fiction book of the month
Losing Ground (Paperback 6.99)
The theft of an 18th Century painting is discovered just before the house it depicts is burnt to the ground. DI Sloan and DC Crosby have to piece together the puzzle of the painting and the history of the property to solve the mystery of the fire. In the close-knit village of Berebury, someone must have answers...


