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House-at-the-Corner (1947)This is a first edition copy published by Lutterworth Press in 1947. House at the Corner, a timeless classic by the celebrated author Enid Blyton, whisks readers into a charming world where the House at the Corner stands as the backdrop for a heart warming tale of family dynamics, transformation, and unity. In the Farrell household, Aunt Grace finds herself exasperated by the antics of her young charges. Pam, forever engrossed in her reflection; Tony,

hosting Scottish writers at her Corstorphine home

and people

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Murray's intimate understanding of the Highlands is evident in his ability to convey the region's mystique and the way its character has been shaped by the elements and history

This is a first edition copy published by Ian Allan in 1986

Schiller's narrative prowess unveils the indomitable spirit of a nation's fight for self-determination

For those seeking a novel that challenges the boundaries of literature and philosophy

it aims to uncover hidden gems and provide essential information to enhance the visitor's experience

unfurls the remarkable and often tumultuous lives of Consuelo Vanderbilt and her formidable mother

The Folio Society masterfully captures the essence of Burton's monumental work

"The Contour Road Book of Scotland" is an essential resource for those captivated by Scotland's natural splendour

500 miles and takes seven months to complete

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