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Spring Tides by Fiona Gell (SIGNED)
£16.99
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Enter code MANXSHIP at checkout. Published 26 May 2022, signed copies will be available. A beautiful memoir of the sea, island life, and a battle to preserve the marine habitats of the Isle of Man, by marine biologist and poet Dr Fiona Gell. Dr Fiona Gell has a PhD in marine conservation and over 20 years' experience working as a marine biologist. She grew up on the Isle of Man and still lives on the island with her husband and young son. She is also a published poet. 'This is my earliest memory. I am three years old and I sit in the bottom of my great-uncle's pot boat and take off the bands from the lobsters' claws. The deepest of blues, they creak over the bilges with robotic limbs towards my father's bare feet as he rows. Over the scent of the herring bait I can smell the fresh, sweet smell of wrack on the shore. This book has come out of over twenty years of studying the sea and trying to protect it, and a lifetime of loving our other world beneath waves. The sea is my work and my passion. I have been its advocate in situations where I must be reasoned, considered and evidence-based. But, I am also seduced and obsessed by the infinite diversity of the sea, its breath-stopping beauty and capacity for surprise. I have stood frozen in primitive fear as a basking shark, its granite skin dappled by sunlight, looms under the boat for long seconds. I have dived on our cold water horse mussel reefs, where the queen scallops are encrusted in golden sponges and the crimson squat lobsters wave their claws in the current, laughing with delight into my regulator. I have breathed deep on the bow of a scallop dredger in the twilight before dawn as we make our way to the fishing grounds, the crew on the deck smoking in silence as the sun begins to rise out of the dark, silver sea.' In Spring Tides, marine biologist Fiona Gell tells the story of a pioneering project to create the very first marine nature reserve on the Isle of Man. Growing up in a traditional fishing family on the island, Fiona spent her time on her grandfather's boat, listening to stories from the local fishermen and combing the beach for mermaid's purses and whelks' eggs. She developed a lifelong love of the sea and Manx culture, and on her return to the island after twelve years away studying marine life, she led a three-year-long struggle to protect an area called Ramsey Bay and the precious emerald green eelgrass forests which grew there. With scientific insight and spellbinding prose she perfectly captures the wonder of island life, from the intricate beauty of bright pink maerl, to the enormity of giant basking sharks spotted off the cliffs of the bay. This beautiful story from a small island reveals the transformative power of the sea, and the importance of protecting it for future generations. 'A stunning book, exquisitely written and all of it observed with enormous compassion for the natural world. Every page of Spring Tides gives the reader everything they want: poetry, knowledge, bejewelled specifics of the ocean and its creatures. As we read, we grow richer, too. You will fall in love with this book, treasure it, and keep it somewhere safe. A book for our time.' - Monique Roffey, author of The Mermaid of Black Conch, Costa Book of the Year 2020 'I loved Spring Tides. Seeding hope and wonder for future generations is a courageous calling and this is a beautifully-crafted triumph. The interweaving of motherhood with marine science, climate and the immeasurable pleasures of our own seashores is a pure delight. Please read this book!' - Nicholas Crane, author of The Making of the British Landscape 'Insightful and brimming with marvels, this story of one woman's love of an island opens a window to our entire ocean, why it matters and how to protect it. At a time when the rampant decline of nature can feel overwhelming, Gell offers a reasoned and much-needed ray of hope, showing that it is possible to safeguard livelihoods and the ocean's living treasures, and that it doesn't have to be a choice between the two.' - Helen Scales, author of The Brilliant Abyss and What a Shell Can Tell 
The Snaefell Mine Disaster by Andrew Scarffe
£16.99
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Use code MANXSHIP at checkout. Published by the Laxey and Lonan Heritage Trust to mark the 125th anniversary of the Snaefell Mine Disaster on 10 May 2022, this book tells the full history of the Snaefell Mine and the events of the Isle of Man’s worst mining disaster which took place on 10th May 1897; the revival of the mine in the 1950s by Metaliferrous Holdings Ltd; the restoration of the Snaefell Waterwheel at Laxey. Fully illustrated throughout including a number of previously unpublished historic pictures of the mine. A4 size, 170 pages, 
The Island of Extraordinary Captives by Simon Parkin
£20.00
PRE-ORDER NOW - published 3/2/22. New history book exploring internment on the Isle of Man. Hardback : 496 pages Publisher : Hodder & Stoughton Published:3 Feb 2022 Classifications : Military history, Second World War, Refugees & political asylum Dimensions:240 x 156 (mm) The police came for Peter Fleischmann in the early hours. It reminded the teenager of the Gestapo's moonlit roundups he had narrowly avoided at home in Berlin. Now, having endured a perilous journey to reach England - hiding from the rampaging Nazi thugs at his orphanage, boarding a Kindertransport to safety - here the aspiring artist was, on a ship bound for the Isle of Man, suspected of being a Nazi spy. What had gone wrong?In May 1940, faced with a country gripped by paranoia, Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered the internment of all German and Austrian citizens living in Britain. Most, like Peter, were refugees who had come to the country to escape Nazi oppression. They were now imprisoned by the very country in which they had staked their trust. Painstakingly researched from dozens of unpublished first-hand accounts and previously classified documents, The Island of Extraordinary Captives tells, for the first time, the story of history's most astonishing internment camp and of how a group of world-renown artists, musicians and academics came to be seen as 'enemy aliens'. The Island of Extraordinary Captives is the story of a battle between fear and compassion at a time of national crisis. It reveals how Britain's treatment of refugees during the Second World War led to one of the nation's most shameful missteps, and how hope and creativity can flourish in even the most challenging circumstances. 
A Key To Tynwald by Sara Goodwins
£5.95
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Use code MANXSHIP at checkout. Did you know that the Isle of Man was the first country in the world to grant votes to women? New Zealand is usually stated to be the first country to enfranchise women, but Manx women were voting twelve years before their Antipodean sisters. Tynwald is also the oldest continuous parliament in the world. Once a year, as its Viking founders intended, Tynwald still meets outside on a small hill to announce new laws to the waiting crowds. If it’s raining then the dignitaries get wet! In keeping with the Viking idea of hospitality and truce visiting their homestead must be treated with respect) Tynwald Hill is said to contain earth drawn from all seventeen parishes on the island. But Tynwald is more than merely pageantry and processions. The lower house is the House of Keys, the upper house is the Legislative Council and the two houses sitting together make up the Court of Tynwald. Together they are responsible for running a small but fiercely independent nation. The Isle of Man government is a highly successful fusion of old traditions and modern politics. Ordering online?
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Books Are My Bag - limited edition tote...
Dapo Adeola Books Are My Bag TOTE BAG, Released 9/10/21
£12.95
Available exclusively from bookshops in UK and Ireland from Saturday 9 OCTOBER 2021 - to celebrate BOOKSHOP DAY. PRE-ORDER NOW. LIMITED EDITION BAMB TOTE BAG Free delivery for orders over £20 to ISLE OF MAN addresses using code MANXSHIP at checkout. Books Are My Bag Limited-Edition Bag 2021, designed by Dapo Adeola.
All natural 8 oz canvas shopper – Digital Print 380mm W x 430mm Long handled shopper with gusset 100% cotton canvas UkulelesSunset Travel Ukulele - FLIGHT
£55.00
Only a few left! Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders over £20 using code MANXSHIP TUSEE Elise Ecklund Sunset Travel Uke “There’s something truly magical about a sunset. No matter where you are in the world, you can admire the beautiful colors streamed across the sky. The times I have watched a sunset over the mountains, I’ve felt adventurous, free, inspired, and a sense of peace. I wanted to capture this feeling on a ukulele. This soprano travel uke is for music lovers of every level, whether you are just starting out or have been playing for years. Pick it up and take it on every adventure with you.” Elise Ecklund The Flight Travel Series is a truly unique array of ukuleles. They are made almost entirely from ABS plastic, but with a wooden top. This model is has been designed in collaboration with Flight artist Elise Ecklund and has a beautiful design. It has a linden plywood top. The arched back, plastic body allows for great sound projection, but also fantastic durability. There is no binding between the body and neck, which is also plastic and so will not bend. This ukulele is perfect for beginners, for players that need a portable uke but also for players looking for something a bit different. Body Shape - Soprano (12 frets) Top - Linden Back & Sides - ABS Bridge - ABS Neck - ABS Fretboard - ABS Nut & Saddle - ABS Position Markers - 5th, 7th, 10th and 12th frets. Premium Features - Zero Fret, Wooden Top, Arched back, Open Geared Tuners, ABS Fretboard, Side Dots. Free of charge gig bag. Travel Ukulele - Dark Blue - FLIGHT
£39.99
Only a few left! Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses using code MANXSHIP at checkout The Travel Series is a truly unique range of ukuleles. They are made almost entirely from ABS plastic, but with a wooden top. The TUS35 has a linden plywood top with wiped colour satin finish. The arched back, plastic body allows for great sound projection, but also fantastic durability. There is no binding between with body and neck, which is also plastic and so will not bend. This ukulele is perfect for beginners, for players that need a portable uke but also for players looking for something a bit different. Body Shape - Soprano (12 frets) Top - Linden Back & Sides - ABS Bridge - ABS Neck - ABS Fretboard - ABS Nut & Saddle - ABS Position Markers - 5th, 7th, 10th and 12th frets. Premium Features - Zero Fret, Wooden Top, Arched back, Open Geared Tuners, ABS Fretboard, Side Dots. Travel Ukulele - White & Pink - FLIGHT
£54.99
Only a few left! Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders over £20 using code MANXSHIP Tus-Marty Marty Dominguez Travel Ukulele This soprano ukulele comes with a free kit bag. The Travel Series is a truly unique range of ukuleles. They are made almost entirely from ABS plastic, but with a wooden top. The TUS35 has a linden plywood top with wiped colour satin finish. The arched back, plastic body allows for great sound projection, but also fantastic durability. There is no binding between the body and neck, which is also plastic and so will not bend. This ukulele is perfect for beginners, for players that need a portable uke but also for players looking for something a bit different. Body Shape - Soprano (12 frets) Top - Linden Back & Sides - ABS Bridge - ABS Neck - ABS Fretboard - ABS Nut & Saddle - ABS Position Markers - 5th, 7th, 10th and 12th frets. Premium Features - Zero Fret, Wooden Top, Arched back, Open Geared Tuners, ABS Fretboard, Side Dots. Travel Ukulele - Red- FLIGHT
£39.99
Only a few left! Free delivery on orders over £20 to Isle of Man addresses using code MANXSHIP "The Travel Series is a truly unique range of ukuleles. They are made almost entirely from ABS plastic, but with a wooden top. The TUS35 has a linden plywood top with wiped colour satin finish. The arched back, plastic body allows for great sound projection, but also fantastic durability. There is no binding between the body and neck, which is also plastic and so will not bend. This ukulele is perfect for beginners, for players that need a portable uke but also for players looking for something a bit different. Body Shape - Soprano (12 frets) Top - Linden Back & Sides - ABS Bridge - ABS Neck - ABS Fretboard - ABS Nut & Saddle - ABS Position Markers - 5th, 7th, 10th and 12th frets. Premium Features - Zero Fret, Wooden Top, Arched back, Open Geared Tuners, ABS Fretboard, Side Dots" Travel Ukulele - Light Blue - Flight
£39.99
Only a few left! Free delivery on orders over £20 to Isle of Man addresses using code MANXSHIP Item No. ALMTUS35LB The Travel Series is a truly unique range of ukuleles. They are made almost entirely from ABS plastic, but with a wooden top. The TUS35 has a linden plywood top with wiped colour satin finish. The arched back, plastic body allows for great sound projection, but also fantastic durability. There is no binding between the body and neck, which is also plastic and so will not bend. This ukulele is perfect for beginners, for players that need a portable uke but also for players looking for something a bit different. Body Shape - Soprano (12 frets) Top - Linden Back & Sides - ABS Bridge - ABS Neck - ABS Fretboard - ABS Nut & Saddle - ABS Position Markers - 5th, 7th, 10th and 12th frets. Premium Features - Zero Fret, Wooden Top, Arched back, Open Geared Tuners, ABS Fretboard, Side Dots. |
New Isle of Man leisure maps...New Manx Titles...
Space for Dark Skies : An astronomical miscellany from the Isle of Man by Howard Parkin
£16.95
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Enter code MANXSHIP at checkout. Howard Parkin, well-known in Isle of Man astronomical circles, presents here a lifetime of enthralling work. Beginning with an interest in astronomy as a small child the author has developed his knowledge and understanding to a level where he now rubs shoulders with many of the most famous astronauts and stargazers of our time. This book acts as both a memoir and a tutorial guide and will be indispensable to anyone who studies the heavens from the Isle of Man and beyond, whether as an interested amateur or a dedicated professional, as the author generously shares his knowledge and experience. Published early September 2021. 
Castletown Past & Present by Ray Stanfield
£13.95
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Use code MANXSHIP at checkout. Home to probably the most complete mediaeval castle in Europe, Castletown has not always had an easy relationship with the ancient stronghold in the town’s centre. The castle has been used as royal residence, courtroom, museum and gaol, and is still one of the largest buildings on the Isle of Man. Castletown grew up around it, to service the garrison’s needs, but maintained a civic pride of its own. Its slightly sleepy aura today belies its history as stronghold, former island capital and bustling port. Books offering a peek into what a place looked like a century ago are always fascinating, and Castletown offers more contrasts than most. There are surprises too. Castletown was once home to a world-famous museum of magic and witchcraft. A local school is renowned for annually setting the world’s most difficult quiz. And, each year, the quiet town hosts the World Tin Bath Championship. The old photographs show as many social differences as architectural ones. Much has changed, of course, but it’s often surprising just how much has remained the same. Castletown: past & present joins its sister publications Peel: past & present and Port Erin: past & present in offering a fascinating glimpse into the Isle of Man’s past. 
If In Doubt by Keith Wilkinson
£8.99
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders over £20, enter code MANXSHIP at checkout. Paperback 
Manx Tholtans Volume 1
£26.00
FREE DELIVERY to Isle of Man addresses, use code MANXSHIP at checkout Publication Date 18 July 2021 Author : Ray Kelly 2nd Edition Pages : 144 Publisher Lily Publications Reprinted 18 July 2021 This wonderful photographic journey of the Isle of Man explores some of the remaining ‘Tholtans’ (a Manx word describing the ruins of old homes). Local historian and photographer Ray Kelly has been documenting these hidden treasures for many years and this volume presents some of his favourites. As well as being a fascinating and photogenic subject, these buildings also paint a picture of Manx life as it was lived in past times – truly a voyage exploring aspects of Manx culture and heritage which are fast disappearing. To complement the history of these buildings, the author has also collected a number of uniquely Manx tales, told here with humour and passion. Re-published by public demand, due for release on 18th July 2021. See also MANX THOLTANS VOLUME 2 & MANX THOLTANS VOLUME 3 
Port Erin, Past & Present by Ray Stanfield
£13.95
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Use code MANXSHIP at checkout. Paperback 128 pages 210 mm x 210 mm When holidaymakers discovered the Isle of Man, Port Erin became a favourite place to visit. Hotels were built and life started to revolve around the needs of its visitors. The old photographs in this book are drawn from the postcards such visitors sent home. Now the town is reinventing itself again. Gone are most of the Victorian hotels, with their ballrooms, live entertainment and seaside competitions. Bathing machines have been turned into garden sheds and donkeys no longer trot along the sand. This book reminds us of the dramatic changes which have taken place in this seaside town. 
Snaefell – A mountain and a Railway by Andrew Scarffe
£14.99
Author : Andrew Scarffe Format : Softback, 29.7cm x 21cm Pages : 160 Publication Date Late June 2020 Publisher : Isle of Man Transport The Snaefell Mountain Railway was the first mountain railway in the British Isles. Opened in August 1895, it was built in only eight months by pioneering Victorian engineers at a time when electric traction was in its infancy. Today, the Victorian tramcars still climb to Snaefell’s summit, 2036 feet above sea level, where the mountain scenery and views are unrivalled. This book tells the story of the Snaefell Mountain Railway and also of the mountain itself. It recalls the history of the railway, from the first attempts to build a steam railway to the summit through to the present day. The rich social history of the mountain, mining, folklore and wildlife is described. It is illustrated throughout with colour and black and white photographs, many of which have not previously been published. Due to be published 19th June 2020 – available to pre-order. 
The Isle of Man : Stone Age to Swinging Sixties
£14.99
by Matthew Richardson Format:Paperback / softback 160 pages, 30 illustrations and maps Publisher : Pen & Sword Books Ltd Published : 1 Jul 2020 Weight:410g Dimensions:156 x 232 x 21 (mm) The reader will perhaps be surprised to learn that the tiny Isle of Man, midway between the coasts of Lancashire and Northern Ireland, is one of the richest historic landscapes in Europe. Packed into its 225 square miles are dramatic stories of Bronze Age conflict, Viking warriors, Medieval kings, smugglers, maritime and railway history, wartime airfields and even a pirate radio station. Add to that the Island's unique motorsport heritage (on two, three and four wheels), and you have a combination unrivalled anywhere in the British Isles. Whatever your passion, or whichever historical period appeals to you, the Isle of Man will have something fascinating to offer. Packed with illustrations, and using first-hand accounts to enhance the narrative, this book takes the reader on a chronological journey through the island's history, before offering a series of guided tours which pick up the highlights of each district. From Bronze Age hill forts, to Medieval castles. From heritage railways, to historic quaysides. From award-winning museums, to country mansions, the Isle of Man has it all. Let this book be your guide to historic Britain's best-kept secret, as you explore a place untouched by the hectic pace of 21st century life, where heritage is, quite literally, to be found around every corner. 
Story from Stone by Kim Kneen and Vicky Lloyd-West, Illustrated by Jo Davies
£14.99
Illustrated by Jo Davies Paperback Includes stories, life histories and illustrations inspired by the real lives of the people buried at Ballure Chapel in Ramsey, a "graveyard of strangers". 
Peel Past and Present by Ray Stanfield
£13.95
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders over £20, why not browse for another book? Just enter code MANXSHIP at checkout Paperback 128 pages Published by Loaghtan Books in October 2020 Peel is one of the oldest Manx towns and also one of the most dependent on the sea. Fishing has shaped Peel with a great many of the inhabitants having some connexion with the industry. Even today Peel boasts the largest fishing fleet in the Irish Sea. But the story doesn't end there. When holidaymakers discovered the Isle of Man, Peel's majestic castle, picturesque winding streets and bustling port drew fascinated visitors. The book is illustrated throughout with old photographs drawn from the postcards that visitors used to send home. These together with the book's present day images enable the reader to visually see the comparisons between the present day and days gone by. Much has of course changed, but it's often surprising how much has remained the same. The book is supplemented with additional material from George Hobbs and Sara Goodwins 
M is for MANX CAT! An Isle of Man ABC by Gemma Hjerth and Kim Gee
£7.99
Paperback Gift Wrap available in Blue or Red with Manx patterns - see options Manx ABC Poster available for ¶œ3.50 - see options An informative, interactive and wonderfully illustrated celebration of Our Island. It will appeal to young children, early readers and Isle of Man enthusiasts from near and far away. You can even listen to the Manx translations in the book at www.isleofmanabc.com Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a colourful, digital illustration of an Isle of Man icon, a rhyming couplet and a Manx translation and pronunciation. The book also features: ƒ?½ A full page of Manx Gaelic translations and pronunciations, provided by Culture Vannin (with sound files of these to listen to at www.isleofmanabc.com) ƒ?½ Four Manx Songs (the Manx National Anthem, The Laxey Wheel Song, Ramsey Town and Hunt the Wren) ƒ?½ Two pages of interesting facts about the Isle of Man ƒ?½ A little wren to hunt for ƒ?½ Lots of Three Legs of Man to count!
The Snaefell Mine Disaster by Andrew Scarffe
£16.99
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Use code MANXSHIP at checkout. Published by the Laxey and Lonan Heritage Trust to mark the 125th anniversary of the Snaefell Mine Disaster on 10 May 2022, this book tells the full history of the Snaefell Mine and the events of the Isle of Man’s worst mining disaster which took place on 10th May 1897; the revival of the mine in the 1950s by Metaliferrous Holdings Ltd; the restoration of the Snaefell Waterwheel at Laxey. Fully illustrated throughout including a number of previously unpublished historic pictures of the mine. A4 size, 170 pages,
Spring Tides by Fiona Gell (SIGNED)
£16.99
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses for orders of £20 or more. Enter code MANXSHIP at checkout. Published 26 May 2022, signed copies will be available. A beautiful memoir of the sea, island life, and a battle to preserve the marine habitats of the Isle of Man, by marine biologist and poet Dr Fiona Gell. Dr Fiona Gell has a PhD in marine conservation and over 20 years' experience working as a marine biologist. She grew up on the Isle of Man and still lives on the island with her husband and young son. She is also a published poet. 'This is my earliest memory. I am three years old and I sit in the bottom of my great-uncle's pot boat and take off the bands from the lobsters' claws. The deepest of blues, they creak over the bilges with robotic limbs towards my father's bare feet as he rows. Over the scent of the herring bait I can smell the fresh, sweet smell of wrack on the shore. This book has come out of over twenty years of studying the sea and trying to protect it, and a lifetime of loving our other world beneath waves. The sea is my work and my passion. I have been its advocate in situations where I must be reasoned, considered and evidence-based. But, I am also seduced and obsessed by the infinite diversity of the sea, its breath-stopping beauty and capacity for surprise. I have stood frozen in primitive fear as a basking shark, its granite skin dappled by sunlight, looms under the boat for long seconds. I have dived on our cold water horse mussel reefs, where the queen scallops are encrusted in golden sponges and the crimson squat lobsters wave their claws in the current, laughing with delight into my regulator. I have breathed deep on the bow of a scallop dredger in the twilight before dawn as we make our way to the fishing grounds, the crew on the deck smoking in silence as the sun begins to rise out of the dark, silver sea.' In Spring Tides, marine biologist Fiona Gell tells the story of a pioneering project to create the very first marine nature reserve on the Isle of Man. Growing up in a traditional fishing family on the island, Fiona spent her time on her grandfather's boat, listening to stories from the local fishermen and combing the beach for mermaid's purses and whelks' eggs. She developed a lifelong love of the sea and Manx culture, and on her return to the island after twelve years away studying marine life, she led a three-year-long struggle to protect an area called Ramsey Bay and the precious emerald green eelgrass forests which grew there. With scientific insight and spellbinding prose she perfectly captures the wonder of island life, from the intricate beauty of bright pink maerl, to the enormity of giant basking sharks spotted off the cliffs of the bay. This beautiful story from a small island reveals the transformative power of the sea, and the importance of protecting it for future generations. 'A stunning book, exquisitely written and all of it observed with enormous compassion for the natural world. Every page of Spring Tides gives the reader everything they want: poetry, knowledge, bejewelled specifics of the ocean and its creatures. As we read, we grow richer, too. You will fall in love with this book, treasure it, and keep it somewhere safe. A book for our time.' - Monique Roffey, author of The Mermaid of Black Conch, Costa Book of the Year 2020 'I loved Spring Tides. Seeding hope and wonder for future generations is a courageous calling and this is a beautifully-crafted triumph. The interweaving of motherhood with marine science, climate and the immeasurable pleasures of our own seashores is a pure delight. Please read this book!' - Nicholas Crane, author of The Making of the British Landscape 'Insightful and brimming with marvels, this story of one woman's love of an island opens a window to our entire ocean, why it matters and how to protect it. At a time when the rampant decline of nature can feel overwhelming, Gell offers a reasoned and much-needed ray of hope, showing that it is possible to safeguard livelihoods and the ocean's living treasures, and that it doesn't have to be a choice between the two.' - Helen Scales, author of The Brilliant Abyss and What a Shell Can Tell Gift vouchers for our shops...£10 Gift Voucher to spend in store
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The Bullet that Missed by Richard Osman SIGNED Exclusive Indie Edition
£20.00
£15.00
FREE DELIVERY for orders of £20 or more to Isle of Man addresses using code MANXSHIP at checkout. PRE-ORDER. Book due to be published 15/9/2022. NB. The book will not be available until after this date. A new mystery is afoot in the third book in the Thursday Murder Club series from million-copy bestselling author Richard Osman. Coming Autumn 2022! Pre-order your copy now. Readers can't get enough of the Thursday Murder Club series! WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE MAN WHO DIED TWICE: 'A thing of joy . . . Richard has a natural sense of humour' KATE ATKINSON 'I absolutely loved it. He'd not only done it again, but he's done it even better' PHILLIPA PERRY 'The tonic we all need' SHARI LAPENA 'This slick sequel will leave you buzzing with 'the gentle hum of contentment'' THE TIMES 'Full of humour and heart, Osman delivers another must-read. I loved it' HARLAN COBEN 'Superbly entertaining' GUARDIAN 'It's like reading ice cream... a pure pleasure' LINWOOD BARCLAY 'He's back and he's better than ever!' JEFFERY DEAVER WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE THURSDAY MURDER CLUB: 'A warm, wise and witty warning never to underestimate the elderly' VAL MCDERMID 'So smart and funny. Deplorably good' IAN RANKIN 'Smart, compassionate, warm, moving and so VERY funny' MARIAN KEYES 'Thrilling, moving, laugh-out-loud funny' MARK BILLINGHAM 'Pure escapism' GUARDIAN 'Funny, clever and achingly British' ADAM KAY 'As gripping as it is funny' EVENING STANDARD |
Art Sets...
Derwent Academy Acrylic Painting Set - Wooden Box
£52.00
£39.99
Only a few left!
Free delivery to Isle of Man addresses. Use code MANXSHIP at checkout.
A great introduction kit for aspiring artists; everything you need to begin painting with acrylics.
Highly pigmented, strong, vibrant, water-soluble colours.
H23 x W34.5 x D5.7 cm
Presented in a smart wooden box, this set is the ideal gift to inspire and develop a budding artist's skills. Set Contains: 12 Tubes of Acrylic Paint, 1 Mixing Palette, 1 Brush, 1 Plastic Painting Knife, 5 Sheets of Acrylic Paper and a Project Guide.
Acrylic Art Set In Metal Case 32 pieces
£49.99
£34.99
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This Royal Langnickel set has everything you need for acrylic painting. Ideal for the beginner, student or experienced artist and makes a great gift for kids and adults. The aluminium case it comes in has clear windows on both sides so you can easily see what is in the case and transport your materials wherever you go.
This package contains :
- 12 acrylic paints (12ml)
- 12 assorted paint brushes
- Palette knife
- Palette
- Graphite pencil, eraser and sharpener
- Acrylic artist pad and instructional guide booklet within one
- 14.5'" x 11" x 2" inch metal case.
Multi-Media Art Set In Metal Case 63 pieces
£49.99
£34.99
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Free delivery to IOM addresses, enter code MANXSHIP at checkout - make sure you set country as ISLE OF MAN
This Royal Langnickel set has everything you need for painting and drawing. Ideal for the beginner, student or experienced artist and makes a great gift for kids and adults. The aluminium case it comes in has clear windows on both sides so you can easily see what is in the case and transport your materials wherever you go.
This package contains :
- 12 Acrylic Paints (12 ml)
- 12 Color Pencils
- 12 Watercolour Pans
- 12 Oil Pastels
- 4 Brushes
- 4 Graphite Pencils
- 1 Palette
- 1 Blending Stump
- 1 Kneadable Eraser
- 1 Sharpener
- 1 Mixed Media Artist Pad (9 in x 12 in / 229 mm x 305 mm)
- 1 Instructional Guide Booklet
- 1 Storage Tin
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