Nature - Saraband

[trim]‘A beautifully compelling reminder that we never walk alone … a superb and illuminating guide.’ Julian Hoffman, author of Irreplaceable[/trim]

The Nature of Spring (Paperback) Jim Crumley

[trim]“This thought-inducing paean to nature brings the issues of the natural world to the forefront … Crumley writes movingly about the season of rebirth and transformation which sees the hibernators awaken and the daffodils rise. A wonderful read.” Kirstin Tait, Scottish Field[/trim]

Skylarks with Rosie: A Somerset Spring Stephen Moss

[trim]“The uncoiling of a marvellous spring … a well-written and enjoyable book.” Mark Avery[/trim]

The Man Who Talks To Birds Donald S Murray

The Garden Cure Jan Cameron

[trim]“A fantastic resource … Down to earth and powerful.” Julia Duncan, The Conservation Volunteers[/trim]

Cottongrass Summer Roy Dennis

[trim]‘Essential reading for those with an interest in restoring our landscapes to some of their former glory.’ Paul Cheney[/trim]

The Nature of Summer Jim Crumley

[trim]“[A] beautiful book … [an] exceptional and intense quality of observation glows from every page … He finds astonishing beauty in the landscape, and sheer wonder in his encounters … Nothing can diminish the sharpness of his eye, the ardour of his writing, and the pure wonder at the natural world that shapes every paragraph … A wisdom that we need now, more than ever before.” Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman[/trim]

A Handbook of Scotland’s Coasts Fi Martynoga

[trim]"A perfect primer … What makes the book so good is the breadth of material packed within it, combined with the depth of expertise of those sharing their knowledge … Scotland's coasts are an integral part of what makes this, in many people's eyes, the best small country in the world. This book will help you gain more from the experience of visiting and exploring them." Undiscovered Scotland[/trim]

The Stream Invites Us to Follow Dick Capel

[trim]“A rich and interesting perspective on the landscape…In looking at the particular and the local, Dick’s writing illuminates the universal” Will Smith, Cumbria Life[/trim]

Ghost Trees Bob Gilbert

[trim]“One of the best non-fiction books about London. Bob Gilbert’s gifted style of writing [and] simple, clear but hilarious storytelling helps to make this secret life of trees an unlikely page-turner.” The Londonist[/trim]

A Scots Dictionary of Nature Amanda Thomson

[trim]"A stunning wee book detailing some of the wonderfully inventive Scots words that document the world around us." The List[/trim]

Incandescent Anna Levin

The Nature of Spring Jim Crumley

[trim]"A fantastic writer … exquisite observations of details in the landscape as well as sweeping vistas … remarkable." Ben Hoare, BBC Countryfile magazine[/trim]

Overlander Alan Brown

[trim]"An outstanding debut, brimming with charming anecdotes, helpful advice and poignant discussions about Scotland and the UK today, making it a timely read." Chiara Bullen, The Great Outdoors[/trim]

Ghost Trees Bob Gilbert

[trim]“Warm, rich and fascinating… [Gilbert] is a generous guide, with a deep knowledge of plant life and a fine turn of phrase.” Jon Day, Guardian[/trim]

The Nature of Winter Jim Crumley

[trim]"Inviting and informative…Crumley has earned himself the enviable position of our foremost nature commentator…Meditative…bewitching…outspoken…persuasive…a true winter's tale." Rosemary Goring, Herald[/trim]