Collection: Large Print Adult Non Fiction Paperback

Feline bereavement, reproduction, jealousy, passion, love, laughter, tenderness, wildlife in general, and in particular village life in Cumbria, are all discussed in Marilyn Edwards' much-loved honest style.

Fannie's due date for her kittens arrives and, in the time honoured tradition of cats and the best laid plans, unexpected problems arise. Then, the household finds itself in turmoil again with the arrival of a black Bengal kitten, called Gilly.

After escaping from the Germans for the second time during the war, Christopher Portway met and fell in love with the daughter of a Czech family who offered him protection. This is a story of adventure, frustrated love and determination as he spent years following the armistice trying to find and...

Showing how much our culture has changed with the passing years, Peggy E. Ellard describes her early memories - such as the outbreak of war - through to her later years as a proud great-grandmother.

As a young pilot, Anthony Leicester's wartime service took him to Canada, the Middle East, India and Burma as well as Europe. This volume tells of surviving a midair collision, and being arrested in a Cairo hotel by an army Colonel.

Celebrating the glories of Africa and its diverse peoples, Bob Geldof journeys across the continent in order to explore the colours and contradictions that define Africa.

An affectionate look at the life of Len Cruddas, as told to his wife Lorna. At 77, Len is a successful inventor still running his own company. He left school at 14 to become an apprentice electrician, but put this on hold when his family moved. He also spent time in Malta and Libya after being co...

George Alagiah was born in Sri Lanka and grew up in Ghana. His family came to Britain in the 1960s. This is his story, going to school in Portsmouth and gradually discovering his immigrant identity.

Agent Al Dewey of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation has a horrific murder to solve - and precious few clues. Capote's reconstruction of the slaughter of an entire family shows a gripping mix of journalistic skills and imaginative power.

This is an authoritative yet light-hearted guide for women nearing or experiencing the menopause, featuring case studies. It covers what happens to both body and mind, how people react socially, diet and exercise, and personal appearance.