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Children’s BooksNew Books for 2018Ceri & Deri are a dog and cat duo created by exciting new illustrator Max Low; the educational No Time For Clocks (April) and Good To Be Sweet (August) will help young readers with skills such as telling the time, counting and sharing.

The Water Vole family join the world of Celestine and The Hare; Bertram Likes To Sew (March) and Bert’s Garden (August) are gentle stories centered around an environmental activity.

Acclaimed children’s singer-songwriter Nick Cope’s lyrics are transformed into an illustrated picture book format for No I Don’t Wanna Do That, The Very Silly Dog and Why Is The Sky Blue? (April).

Gaspard The Fox, written by BBC broadcaster Zeb Soanes and illustrated by James Mayhew, will publish in May, along with Dan Tyte’s second novel, The Offline Project, a sharp and highly contemporary narrative about the impact of technology on our relationships and perceptions.

Multi-award winning children’s author Malachy Doyle will publish picture books Molly and The Stormy Sea (June) and Ootch Cootch (August).

Two additions to the Lost Lines of Wales series, Bangor to Afon Wen and Rhyl to Corwen (May) are followed in June by a fascinating new strand to Graffeg’s heritage titles, The Lost Tramways of Wales. Other new non-fiction includes A Year In Pembrokeshire, broadcaster Jamie Owen and photographer David Wilson’s year-long exploration of one of Wales’ most visited counties.

Gaspard The Fox by Zeb Soanes and James Mayhew 3

Paradise Found by John Milton and Helen Elliott 4

Molly and the Stormy Sea by Malachy Doyle 5

No Time for Clocks by Max Low 6

Good to Be Sweet by Max Low 7

The Pond by Nicola Davies 8

Perfect by Nicola Davies 9

The Very Silly Dog by Nick Cope 10

Why is the Sky Blue? by Nick Cope 11

No I Don’t Wanna Do That by Nick Cope 12

Ootch Cootch by Malachy Doyle and Hannah Doyle 13

Bertram Likes to Sew by Karin Celestine 14

Bert’s Garden by Karin Celestine 15

Into the Blue How to Draw by Nicola Davies 16

The Word Bird How to Draw by Nicola Davies 17

Bee Boy and the Moonflowers by Nicola Davies 18

The Eel Question by Nicola Davies 19

Adult BooksThe Owl Book by Jane Russ 20

Autumn Recipes by Angela Gray 21

Lost Lines of Wales: Bangor to Afon Wen by P. Lawton/D. Southern 22

Lost Lines of Wales: Rhyl to Corwen by P. Lawton/D. Southern 23

Down The Road and Round The Bend by Roy Noble 24

The Offline Project by Dan Tyte 25

A Year in Pembrokeshire by Jamie Owen 26

Wilder Wales compact edition by Julian Rollins 27

Lost Tramways of Wales: Cardiff by Peter Waller 28

Lost Tramways of Wales: North Wales by Peter Waller 29

Lost Tramways of Wales: South Wales and Valleys by Peter Waller 30

Lost Tramways of Wales: Swansea and Mumbles by Peter Waller 31

Skomer compact edition by Jane Matthews 32

Backlist 33-45

Gifts from Graffeg 46-49

Sales Contacts 50


Children’s Books 2018

Gaspard The Fox by Zeb Soanes and James Mayhew• Publication May 2018 • Ages 4+• HB, 36 pp, 250 x 250mm• £12.99• ISBN 9781912213542

Meet Gaspard the Fox as he sets out one summer evening in search of adventure and something to eat. On his travels he meets Peter the cat and Finty the dog, who help him navigate the local canals, boats and people in his hunt for supper.

A charming and humorous picture book celebrating urban foxes and their relationship with the humans and animals they share the city with. First in a series of picture books following the adventures of Gaspard and his friends.

‘“I loved reading about the adventures of Gaspard the urban fox – surely a prince in disguise? More please.” Francesca Simon, author of the Horrid Henry series

Zeb and James will be appearing at a number of festivals and events including Cardiff Children’s Literature Festival, Hay Festival and Edinburgh International Book Festival.

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Paradise Found by John Milton and Helen Elliott• Publication March 2018 • Ages 5+• PB, 36 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• ISBN 9781912213641

Albie, the farmer’s dog, wakes up one morning to find that his companion Nellie has disappeared. Where has she gone? They are normally always together by the fire in the kitchen, or playing in the garden and the surrounding fields.

As he sets off to find her, Albie takes in all the sights and smells of the countryside. His journey takes him through first familiar and then strange places, from the vegetable garden and meadow at home to the shops and high street of the town, where he encounters a cast of characters on his quest to find Nellie.

Paradise Found is a beautifully detailed and vivid journey through the countryside and local community, stunningly illustrated with colourful and expressive paintings by Helen Elliott.

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Molly and the Stormy Sea by Malachy DoyleMolly and the Stormy Sea• Author Malachy Doyle• Illustrator Andy Whitson• Publication June 2018• 4+ years• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• English edition

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Molly wakes one morning to find her house empty. Her father has been out fishing in stormy seas and hasn’t returned from his trip.

She takes her most precious possessions down to the harbour; a brass locket containing twenty little cowrie shells, a photograph of her father and her beloved doll Isla to offer in return for her father’s safety.

But will the stormy sea return her father and all the other fathers from the fishing trip?

An enchanting fable about faith, sacrifice and hope from an award-winning author.

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No Time for Clocks by Max LowNo Time for Clocks • Author Max Low• Publication August 2018• 5-8 years• PB, 48 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• English edition


ISBN 9781912050048

A fresh and original series of illustrated children’s stories by exciting new illustrator Max Low.

Ceri the cat and Deri the dog are best friends who do everything together and love to learn new things.

When Deri arrives late for lunch, their friend little Gwen explains what a clock is and how it can help them organise their day.

Perfect for shared reading, No Time for Clocks will help young children learn how to tell the time and develop their reading skills.

Max Low is a graduate of Hereford School of Art, and was selected by bestselling children’s author Nicola Davies to illustrate Bee Boy and The Moonflowers, the penultimate tale in Graffeg’s Shadows and Light series. The Ceri & Deri series are his first solo authored and illustrated works.

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Gwen has a think, and comes up with a plan.

She takes out a pen and starts drawing on the clocks.

She draws a sandwich by the number one for lunchtime.

She draws a cup of tea by the number four for tea time.

She draws a big plate of food by the number six for dinner time.

And she draws a bowl of cereal by the number eight for breakfast time.

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‘It has hands on its face and they point at the time,’ explains Gwen.

‘Hands on its face!’ says Ceri surprised.

‘Yes, and they point at numbers that are also on its face to show what time it is,’ says Gwen.

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Good to Be Sweet by Max LowGood to Be Sweet • Author Max Low• Publication August 2018• 5-8 years• PB, 48 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• English edition


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Ceri the cat and Deri the dog are best friends who do everything together and love to learn new things.

When Ceri and Deri are given a bag of sweets to share, their friend Dai the Duck helps them divide the sweets between them with unexpected results!

Perfect for shared reading, Good to Be Sweet will help young children learn simple division as well as develop their reading skills.

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‘What does he mean by share?’ asks Ceri.

Inside the bag there are 11 sweets, they look yummy.

‘Mmmm, I suppose... you have 5 and I have 5,’ says Deri.

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‘1,2,3,4,5,’ says Ceri.

‘1,2,3,4,5…6?’ says Deri.

There’s one sweet left over.

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The Pond by Nicola DaviesIllustrator Cathy Fisher• Publication January 2018• 5-8+ years• Teacher’s notes available• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• ISBN 9781912213504

A touching picture book about a young boy, and his family, over-coming the loss of his father. This colourful, emotional book is filled with natural imagery, and will teach children not only about death and loss, but the importance of the natural world. Fabulously illustrated by Cathy Fisher, the book is a piece of art in its own right.

The hardback edition was published in May 2017 and a paperback edition will be published in October 2017.

In August 2017 The Pond received a starred Kirkus review. The book was referred to as ‘Heart-wrenching, powerful, and beautifully realized.’

‘It is sad, but The Pond is full of hope and love.’ Family Book Worms

‘A magical story about love and loss, and how opening our eyes to the wonders of the natural world can help to bring us together and heal the most broken of hearts.’ Gill Lewis, children’s author

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Perfect by Nicola DaviesIllustrator Cathy Fisher• Publication July 2018• 5-8+ years• Teacher’s notes available• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• ISBN 9781912213498

A story of anticipation, disappointment, acceptance and, ultimately, love. Written by award-winning children’s author Nicola Davies, Perfect tells the story of a young boy learning to accept his baby sister as being perfect in every way, in spite of her disability. Suffused with natural imagery, Perfect is an ideal way to open up the subject of disability with children, as well as being a great story in its own right. Beautifully illustrated by Cathy Fisher, Perfect is a truly remarkable book guaranteed to bring a lump in your throat.

‘An emotionally vivid, hopeful illustration of un-predictability, disappointment and acceptance - recommended for children and parents alike.’ Kirkus Review

‘A beautiful book, which chal-lenges our ideas of perfection... The illustrations are exquisite - both text and illustration fuse sensitively to endorse the true wonder of nature and there be-ing a place and time for all. This is a uniquely special book.’ Gill Roberts, Carousel magazine

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The very silly dog by Nick CopeThe very silly dog • Author Nick Cope• Publication April 2018• 5+ years• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £4.99• ISBN 9781912213511

The very silly dog begins with an inevitable mishap by its titular character, with some very amusing consequences…

Nick Cope is a musician who runs regular sessions in and around Oxfordshire for young children. He is a frequent performer at schools and theatres and many of the large music festivals and events for families all over the country.

Based on an original song by Nick Cope this book includes full lyrics and guitar chords.

Look Nick up on YouTube for some serious entertainment!

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Why is the sky blue? by Nick CopeWhy is the sky blue? • Author Nick Cope• Publication April 2018• 5+ years• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £4.99• ISBN 9781912213528

Why is the sky blue? is an entertaining and endearing take on the inquisitiveness of young children, featuring Joe, his mum and dad, and all the weird and wonderful questions Joe has about the world.

‘Our family’s favourite singer/songwriter.’ Lucy Porter

‘Nick Cope is the indie-surrealist kids’ entertainer Robyn Hitchcock and Syd Barrett, foolishly distracted by cult status, never were.’ Stewart Lee



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No I don’t wanna do that! by Nick CopeNo I don’t wanna do that! • Author Nick Cope• Publication April 2018• 5+ years• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £4.99• ISBN 9781912213535

No I don’t wanna do that! is the story of young Joe, who, put off by all the range of activities his mum suggests, would rather have fun at home instead. How endearing a choice this is in the end is really down to any par-ents reading!

‘Our family’s favourite singer/songwriter.’ Lucy Porter

‘Nick Cope is the indie-surrealist kids’ entertainer Robyn Hitchcock and Syd Barrett, foolishly distracted by cult status, never were.’ Stewart Lee



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Ootch Cootch by Malachy Doyle and Hannah DoyleOotch Cootch• Author Malachy Doyle• Illustrator Hannah Doyle• Publication August 2018• 4+ years• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• ISBN 9781912213382

Little Skunk has become separated from his family at a railway station. He only speaks Skunk, and the other animals are wary of his difference until a young badger called Bel defies prejudice to help him find his family.

A heart-warming and topical picture book that examines prejudice and tolerance. This is the first picture book pairing by bestselling children’s book author Malachy Doyle and his illustrator-daughter Hannah.

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Bertram Likes to Sew• Author Karin Celestine• Publication March 2018• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781912213610

The youngest of the family, Bertram doesn’t like swimming like other water voles but he does love to sew. Despite his family and friends encouraging him, he busies himself with sewing and repairing his families’ clothes. A gentle story about being true to yourself and following your passions.

Includes eco notes and a craft activity.

‘Karin Celestine’s wonderful, life-affirming books encourage us all to keep in touch with and to nurture the playfulness, exploration and hope of childhood. These are books that make the world a better place.’Playing by the Book

‘We’ve never found a book so small that is so warm and so heartbreakingly profound...these books are about the huge power of simple kindness. If the next generation grows up knowing these stories, then there is hope.’Kenilworth Books

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The youngest of the family, Bertram doesn’t like swimming like other water voles, but he does love to sew and repair his family’s clothes. A gentle story about being true to yourself and following your passions.

Includes ecological notes and instructions for making your own teddy bear.

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Bert’s Garden• Author Karin Celestine• Publication August 2018• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781912213627

Bert enjoys gardening and growing food for his family and friends. When a beetle keeps Bert awake at night, Grandpa helps him come up with a plan…

Includes eco notes and a craft activity.

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Into the Blue How to Draw • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Abbie Cameron• Publication March 2018• 5-8 years• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99 • ISBN 9781912050550

Learn how to draw some of the animals from the popular Animal Surprises series. Follow step by step instructions by Klaus Flugge Prize long-list-ed illustrator Abbie Cameron, and read some fascinating facts about the animals from award-winning nature writer Nicola Davies.

Visit www.graffeg.com/how-todraw to watch Abbie drawing some of the animals from the books along with step by step instructions.

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Animal Surprises How to Draw • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Abbie Cameron• Publication September 2017• 5-8 years• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781912050567

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The Word Bird How to Draw • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Abbie Cameron• Publication April 2018• 5-8 years• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• ISBN 9781912050574

Discover the delights of nature with zoologist, poet and top children’s book author, Nicola Davies. Learn how to draw birds of all shapes and sizes, including tiny hummingbirds and enormous ostriches, with full instructions by illustrator Abbie Cameron, longlisted for the Klaus Flugge Prize 2017.

Praise for the How To Draw series:

‘A delightful book that my daughter has really enjoyed using. It’s a great book that gives very clear step by step instructions of how to draw various animals’Parent Review, Toppsta

‘Would you or your child love to be able to draw? Sometimes, all we need is something to get us started, and this straightforward book from Graffeg does just that… The book is beautifully produced and the pictures are a delight.’Parents in Touch

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Bee Boy and the Moonflowers • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Max Low• Publication November 2018• 9-12 years• HB, 40 pp, 200 x 150mm• £8.99 • ISBN 9781910862513

Amzin and his nomadic family rely upon the Moonflowers to keep them alive. When his elders are taken ill, young Amzin is left to guide the bees to these rare flowers and return with their precious honey, but he is not the only one seeking out their magic...

The fifth in a series of six illustrated folk tales for children which explore the supernatural world, inspired by ancient folk tales and a love of nature. Be ready to feel a little bit of magic, and perhaps a few shivers down the spine.

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The Eel Question • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Beth Holland• Publication November 2018• 9-12 years• HB, 32 pp, 200 x 150mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862520

Bound to serve a cruel master, Nant’s curiosity never fails to get her into trouble. Her dreams of a life beyond her marsh-land home intensify each autumn when the silver eels return, along with her questions. Where do they come from? And where do they go?

The last in a series of six illustrated folk tales for children which explore the su-pernatural world, inspired by ancient folk tales and a love of nature. Be ready to feel a little bit of magic, and perhaps a few shivers down the spine.

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The Hare Book by Jane Russ• Published May 2015• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781909823686

Published in conjunction with The Hare Preservation Trust, this book delves into the story of these fascinating creatures. Since publication, the book has sold over 6500 copies.

The Owl Book by Jane Russ• Publication April 2018• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781912050420

A must-have for all owl lovers. The differences between British owls are explained and their connection to the hundreds of owl breeds worldwide.

The myth, legend, art and literature surrounding owls is covered in fascinating detail. This includes some new poetry, a specially written short story from acclaimed writer Jackie Morris and an eclectic collection of images of owls in artworks.

The series will expand in 2018 with more titles including The Bee Book, The Wild Pony Book and The Badger Book.

The Fox Book by Jane Russ• Published March 2017• HB 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781910862551

Offers a unique insight into this most divisive of creatures. From its place in British countryside and cities, to its vibrant history in myth, art and legend, this book is crammed full of interesting facts and stunning images.

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accuracy when finding prey in anything up to and including total darkness. These hearing attributes are matched in other owls but it would seem that the long-eared owl has one very specific extra aid to sound gathering. It is possible that the muscles used to raise and lower the 'ear' tufts, also work to change the shape of the ear openings, thus increasing the information gathered; not really 'ears' but helping the owl to hear.

The natural habitat of the long-eared owl is woodland, small copses and wooded areas on the edge of open countryside. It does have a preference for conifers and, whilst not favouring the centre of dense woodland, thick woods planted with 20m wide 'rides' offer a hunting strip for them to glide silently down. The silent glide is common to other owl species but

the long-eared owl is in fact a comparable size to a wood pigeon. Slightly smaller than the tawny owl and slimmer too, it has long feather 'ear' tufts that it raises when alarmed or threatened. The eyes are always a very bright orange but the plumage varies considerably, predominantly a slightly tawny, greyish hue overall with many flecks and dabs of darker brown. When in flight, there is a russet wash of colour under the wings. The facial disk is rich fawn, marked with a slightly paler edge and a thin darker line, and a 'ruff' of feathers down the centre of the face that can be brought over the beak to hide it. The legs and feet are feathered.

As with other owls, the facial disk plays its part in capturing sound and that, combined with ear openings at different heights, gives it pinpoint

The eyes are always a very bright orange but the plumage varies considerably.

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Autumn Recipes by Angela Gray• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication September 2018• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781912050000

Angela Gray’s Autumn Recipes

The fourth in a series of five seasonal cook books, Autumn Recipes by Angela Gray contains 30 recipes celebrating the best of autumn’s ingredients and fresh dishes. With delicious recipes to warm up the autumn nights, each photographed by food photographer Huw Jones.

Angela Gray opened the doors to her cookery school at Llanerch Vineyard in April 2010. She has since been voted into the Top 10 UK cookery schools, and has made several television programmes for the BBC and for UKTV Food, including Hot Stuff and More Hot Stuff.

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Festive Recipes by Angela Gray• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication November 2017• HB, 160 pages, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781910862674


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Lost Lines of Wales: Bangor to Afon Wen Lost Lines of Wales: Bangor to Afon Wen • Authors Paul Lawton and

David Southern• Publication May 2018• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912213115

Authors Paul Lawton and David Southern continue Graffeg’s series of pocket books exploring Wales’ railway heritage, each revealing a ‘lost line’ of Wales.

The closure of many of these lines has had significant and lasting impact, and the recovery of some routes is of public relevance and a source of debate today.

The history and social background of the railway and its passengers is explored station by station.

Photo-illustrated throughout, its story is brought vividly to life through extensive research and archive photography, some of which has never been published before.

In this addition, take a nostalgic steam-powered journey back in time on the long-closed service between Bangor and Afon Wen, cut as part of the Beeching Axe in 1964.

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Lost Lines of Wales: Rhyl to Corwen Lost Lines of Wales: Rhyl to Corwen • Authors Paul Lawton and

David Southern• Publication May 2018• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912213108

Authors Paul Lawton and David Southern continue this series of pocket books exploring Wales’ railway heritage, each revealing a ‘lost line’ of Wales.

The closure of many of these lines has had significant and lasting impact, and the recovery of some routes is of public relevance and a source of debate today.

The history and social background of the railway and its passengers is explored station by station.

Photo-illustrated throughout, its story is brought vividly to life through extensive research and archive photography, some of which has never been published before.

In this addition, take a nostalgic steam-powered journey back in time on the long-closed service between Corwen and Rhyl. A historic line dating back to 1856, passenger services were depleted and finally withdrawn during the 1950s.

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Down The Road and Round The Bend by Roy NobleBuild a Birdhouse • Author Roy Noble• Publication May 2018• PB, 216 x 138mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912050178

In this collection of 20 short tales, Roy Noble celebrates the fascinating histories and traditional stories rooted in Wales, some canonical, and others less well-known but equally deserving of attention such as the spirit of Penderyn and the Maid of Cefn Ydfa.Seamlessly blending anecdote and personal insight with historical detail, Roy has compiled a selection of humorous and engrosing explorations of traditional Wales spanning the length and breadth of the country, suffusing each with his passion, knowledge and natural gift for storytelling.

Story titles and locations:1. Banwen – Port Talbot2. Castle Gatherings – Neath3. Llanwonno in Natal4. Penderyn Spirits5. The Rhigos Ridge – Treherbert Road6. The Maid of Cefn Ydfa – Maesteg7. Senghenydd – Aber Valley8. The Elephant and the Highwayman – Ceredigion9. Love in Llangynwyd – Llynfi Valley10. The ‘Cow-Bridge’ – Vale of Glamorgan11. To The Sea , Scholarship and Illtud’s Seat –

Llantwit Major12. Owain Glyndwr and Me – Carmarthenshire13. Outpatients in Patrishow – South Powys14. Pooh Sticks to Pontypool – Torfaen15. Lay-bys on the Asphalt Artery – Ponty to Merthyr

Tydfil 16. Will Idris’ Chair Be Vacant? – Powys17. The Chair – Myths in Mind, Poetry in Soul –

Gwynedd18. To the Viking alligator, the UN and Port

Wrexham – Llandudno/Conwy19. The Coffin Route – Llanddeusant to the Upper

Swansea Valley20. The Western Seaboard – Ceredigion

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The Offline Project by Dan TyteThe Offline Project • Author Dan Tyte• Publication May 2018• PB, 288 pp, 216 x 138mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912213702

With relentless energy and precise observation, Dan Tyte’s second novel focuses on modern social behaviours and the impact of technology on our lives, relationships and perceptions.

The internet defines Gerard Kane. But after a death in the family and a dumping, can going off-grid save him?

His pursuit of something outside the saturation of data takes him from Cardiff, and a web of family members caught in cycles of selfies and online gambling or relationships which fade without their Instagram filter, to a new community in the Danish woodland.

This sharp and highly contemporary narrative probes our dependence on the internet, and to what extent we might be able to free ourselves from it, a concern of immediate relevance to an increasing number of the population.

Praise for Dan Tyte’s previous novel Half Plus Seven:

‘A lethal cocktail of Bukowski and Mad Men’ NME

‘Unflinching and razor sharp’ Rachel Trezise

‘Dan Tyte should take a well earned bow for his raw and impressive debut’ New Welsh Review

‘A coming-of-age novel snorting with energy, outrage and scatological detail...’ The Daily Mail

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A Year in Pembrokeshire by Jamie Owen Photography by David Wilson

A Year in Pembrokeshire • Author Jamie Owen• Photographer David Wilson• Publication June 2018• HB, 192 pp, 200 x 200mm• £18• ISBN 9781912213658

Photographer David Wilson and broadcaster Jamie Owen document the historic county of Pembrokeshire in all its seasonal variety.

Traditional and modern aspects of daily life are captured and preserved in a series of photo-illustrated accounts, set over the course of a year.

An engaging, intimate and immersive portrait of one of Wales’s internationally treasured locations.

Includes: • Hen Galan (Welsh New Year)

celebrations in Gwaun Valley• The topography of

Strumble Head• Sheep round up in

Castlemartin• Maintaining our heritage

in Picton Castle• Pembrokeshire County Show• Tenby Harbour• Walking the Presili Hills• Sailing the Haven, Milford

Haven• Christmas in St Davids

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Wilder Wales compact edition by Julian RollinsWilder Wales compact edition • Author Julian Rollins• Photographer Drew Buckley• Publication March 2018• HB, 192 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781912213665

From the awe-inspiring, rock-strewn uplands of Snowdonia to the rugged beauty of the Pembrokeshire islands, Wales is blessed with more than its fair share of natural wonders. In Wilder Wales, writer Julian Rollins and photographer Drew Buckley explore the very best of these landscapes, visiting a dozen of the nation’s key wildlife locations month by calendar month.

Packed with useful information about where, when and how to see the Welsh countryside.

Featuring:• Newborough Forest, Anglesey • Dee Estuary, Flintshire • Castle-upon-Alun, Vale of

Glamorgan• Coed Llandegla, Denbighshire• Castle Wood, Carmarthenshire• South Stack, Holy Island,

Anglesey• New Quay, Ceredigion• Skokholm Island,

Pembrokeshire • Ramsey Island, Pembrokeshire• The Rhinogydd, Gwynedd• Newport Wetlands, Gwent• Gigrin Farm, Powys

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Lost Tramways of Wales: Cardiff Lost Tramways of Wales: Cardiff • Author Peter Waller• Publication June 2018• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912213122

This new strand in the popular Lost Lines of Wales series documents a second area of Wales’ transport heritage, its now lost tramways.

Horse trams were in use in Cardiff from 1872 and were a vital part of the city’s transport, carrying 23 million passengers in 1904. These services evolved over the course of the century, and the development of the tram and its services follows the growth of the city towards becoming the nation’s capital.

This rigorously researched account, photo-illustrated throughout, details the history of Cardiff’s tramway and the city at the time when these services were in regular use, guiding you through its story station by station.

Peter Waller is the author of numerous works on British transport history, including several regional studies of its tramways.

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Lost Tramways of Wales: North WalesLost Tramways of Wales: North Wales • Author Peter Waller• Publication June 2018• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912213139

An electric tramway service was in operation between Llandudno and Rhos-on-Sea from 1907, and extended to Colwyn Bay in 1908. The line was finally closed in 1956.

This rigorously researched account, photo-illustrated throughout, details the history of the area’s tramway and the character of these popular sea-side resorts at the time when trams were in regular use, guiding you through its story station by station.

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Lost Tramways of Wales: South Wales and Valleys Lost Tramways of Wales: South Wales and Valleys • Author Peter Waller• Publication June 2018• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912213146

Trams were once an everyday sight on the streets of south Wales, with their predecessors, horse-drawn buses, servicing the area since at least 1845. This exploration of a long retired mode of transport gives insight into the daily lives of those in the communities it served, the centres of industry and subsequently of modern Welsh identity throughout this time.

The book taps into aspects of life in Wales which have now vanished, and highlights the rich heritage which remains. Rigorously researched and photo-illustrated, the book guides the reader through the story of tram services in south Wales station by station.

NEW 2018

Adult Books 2017


Lost Tramways of Wales: Swansea and MumblesLost Tramways of Wales: Swansea and Mumbles • Author Peter Waller• Publication June 2018• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912213153

Public transport has particular significance in Swansea, as it was home to the world’s first passenger railway service, carrying fare-paying customers from 1807; trams succeeded steam locomotives until the line eventually closed in 1960. This title recollects a lost aspect of Welsh heritage and the communities the tramway connected during its heyday.

Rigorously researched and photo-illustrated throughout, the book details the history of Swansea’s tramway and the city at the time when these services were in regular use, guiding you through its story station by station.

NEW 2018


Adult Books 2018

Skomer compact edition by Jane MatthewsSkomer compact edition • Author Jane Matthews• Publication June 2018• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781912213344

Skomer Island is a National Nature Reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a world-renowned bird paradise and home to the world’s largest colony of Manx Shearwaters. It was also home to author, painter and photographer Jane Matthews.

In this superb natural history book Jane provides a close-up of the island, highlighting the landscape, seasons, populations and the research that takes place throughout the year through the course of six engaging chapters.

Illustrated by a collection of over 100 full colour photographs, with contributions from Iolo Williams and Matthew Parris, this unique book encapsulates the beauty and magic of Skomer, an ideal gift for wildlife enthusiasts worldwide.

This new compact edition makes Skomer an affordable, portable and practical guide to Wales at its engaging and spectacular best.

NEW 2018


Backlist

Paper Boat for Panda• Author Karin Celestine• Publication March 2016• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862377

Honey for Tea• Author Karin Celestine• Publication March 2016• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862384

Finding your Place• Author Karin Celestine• Publication Sept 2016• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862421

A Small Song• Author Karin Celestine• Publication Sept 2016• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862414

Catching Dreams• Author Karin Celestine• Publication Sept 2016• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862407

Small Finds a Home • Author Karin Celestine• Publication March 2016• 6+ years• HB, 32 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862391

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The Snow Leopard by Jackie Morris• Publication September 2017• HB, 24 pp, 365 x 270mm• 10th anniversary edition• £17.99• ISBN 9781912050475

A R T I S T E D I T I O NA signed limited edition of 500 The Snow Leopard by Jackie Morris• Publication September 2017• Text-free cover• HB, 24 pp, 365 x 270mm• £25.00• ISBN 9781912213351

The Ice Bear by Jackie Morris• Publication September 2017• HB, 32 pp, 365 x 270mm• £17.99• ISBN 9781912050468

Beach Life Colouring Book by Helen Elliott• Publication May 2017• PB, 24 pp, 210 x 210mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862599

Village Life Colouring Book by Helen Elliott• Publication May 2017• PB, 24 pp, 210 x 210mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862636

Dog’s Life Colouring Book by Helen Elliott• Publication May 2017• PB, 24 pp, 210 x 210mm• £8.99 • ISBN 9781910862643

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The Quiet Music of Gently Falling Snow by Jackie Morris• Published September 2016• HB, 96 pp, 365 x 270mm• £25• ISBN 9781910862650

A R T I S T E D I T I O NA signed limited edition of 500 The Ice Bear by Jackie Morris• Publication September 2017• Text-free cover• HB, 32 pp, 365 x 270mm• £25.00• ISBN 9781912213368

The Knight Who Took all Day by James Mayhew• Publication August 2017 • Teacher’s notes available• Ages 4-8• PB, 36 pp, 250 x 250mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781912050451

The Pond by Nicola DaviesIllustrator Cathy Fisher• Publication May 2017 • Teacher’s notes available• 5-8+ years• HB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £11.99• ISBN 9781912050703Paperback Edition• Publication October 2017• PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £7.99• ISBN 9781912213504

Perfect by Nicola DaviesIllustrator Cathy Fisher• Publication May 2016 • Teacher’s notes available• 5-8+ years• HB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781910862469

Through the Eyes of Me by Jon Roberts Illustrated by Hannah Rounding • Publication August 2017 • Teacher’s notes available • 4+ years • PB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm • £7.99 • ISBN 9781912213009

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Animal Surprises • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Abbie Cameron• Publication June 2016• 5-8 years• HB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862445

Into The Blue • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Abbie Cameron• Publication June 2016• 5-8 years• HB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862452

The Word Bird • Author Nicola Davies• Illustrator Abbie Cameron• Publication June 2016• 5-8 years• HB, 32 pp, 250 x 250mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862438

The Selkie’s Mate by Nicola Davies• Illustrated by Claire Jenkins• Publication March 2017 • Teacher’s notes available• 9+ years• HB, 40 pp, 200 x 150mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862490

The White Hare by Nicola Davies• Illustrated by Anastasia

Izlesou• Publication September 2016• Teacher’s notes available• 9+ years• HB, 40 pp, 200 x 150mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862483

Mother Cary’s Butter Knife by Nicola Davies• Illustrated by Anja Uhren• Publication September 2016• Teacher’s notes available• 9+ years• HB, 40 pp, 200 x 150mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862476


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Elias Martin by Nicola Davies• Illustrated by Fran Shum• Publication March 2017 • Teacher’s notes available• 9+ years• HB, 40 pp, 200 x 150mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781910862506

Creative Me! by Helen Elliott• Published June 2016• PB, 112 pp, 250 x 200mm• £15• ISBN 9781910862582

Upland by Andrew Fusek Peters• Published June 2017• PB, 192 pp, 250 x 200mm• £20• ISBN 9781910862681

Landscape Wales large edition by Terry Stevens• Published April 2016• HB, 192 pp, 300 x 300mm• £35• ISBN 9781909823464

Landscape Wales compact edition by Terry Stevens• Published May 2017• HB 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781910862889

Crossing Borders by Julia Gregson and Alex Pownall • PB, 250 x 200mm • £20• ISBN 9781909823082Crossing Borders contains interviews and essays that celebrate 21 remarkable women who live and work between England and Wales.


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Festive Recipes by Angela Gray• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication November 2017• HB, 160 pages, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781910862674

Winter Recipes by Angela Gray• Photographs Huw Jones• Published October 2016• HB, 160 pages, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781910862674

Summer Recipes by Angela Gray• Photographs Huw Jones• Published May 2017• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781912050000

Hinterland, Ceredigion Landscapes• Editors Ed Talfan, Ed Thomas• Photographer David Wilson • Essay by Cynan Jones • Publication October 2017 • HB, 192 pp, 250 x 250mm• £25 • ISBN 9781910862995

Y Gwyll, Tirweddau Ceredigion• Golygyddion Ed Talfan, Ed

Thomas• Ffotograffydd David Wilson • Awduron Caryl Lewis • Cyhoeddiad Mis Hydref 2017 • HB, 192 tudalen, 250 x

250mm• £25 • ISBN 9781912213016

The Most Glorious Prospect by Bettina Harden• Publication October 2017• Foreword Tom Lloyd• HB, 256 pp, 250 x 250mm• £30• ISBN 9781910862629


Lost Lines of Wales: Shrewsbury to Aberyswyth by Tom Ferris• Publication October 2017• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912050680

Lost Lines of Wales: Chester to Holyhead by Tom Ferris• Publication October 2017• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912050697

Lost Lines of Wales: The Mid Wales Line by Tom Ferris• Publication October 2017• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912050673

Lost Lines of Wales: Vale of Neath by Tom Ferris• Publication October 2017• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781912050666

Lost Lines of Wales: Ruabon to Barmouth by Tom Ferris• Published April 2016• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781909823174

Lost Lines of Wales: Aberystwyth to Carmarthen by Tom Ferris• Published April 2016• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781909823198

Lost Lines of Wales: Brecon to Newport by Tom Ferris• Published April 2016• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781909823181

Lost Lines of Wales: Cambrian Coast Line by Tom Ferris• Published April 2016• HB, 64 pp, 150 x 200mm• £8.99• ISBN 9781909823204

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The Welsh Cake Cookbook by Gilli Davies• Photographs Huw Jones• Published November 2016• HB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862025

The Sea Salt Cookbook by Gilli Davies• Photographs Huw Jones• Published November 2016• HB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862049

The Seaweed Cookbook by Gilli Davies• Photographs Huw Jones• Published November 2016• HB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781910862032

The Baking Cookbook by Gilli Davies• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication October 2017• HB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99• ISBN 9781912050369

The Cheese Cookbook by Gilli Davies• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication October 2017• HB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99 • ISBN 9781912050260

The Welsh Lamb Cookbook by Gilli Davies• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication October 2017• HB, 48 pp, 150 x 150mm• £6.99 • ISBN 9781912050277

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Under Celtic Skies by Kersten Howard• Published September 2015• HB, 128 pp, 250 x 250mm• £25• ISBN 9781909823808

Ramsey Island by Ffion Rees• Publication September 2017• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781909823754

Brecon Beacons Myths and Legends by Horatio Clare• Illustrated by Jane Matthews• Published June 2017• HB, 128 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781912050543

Caldey Island compact edition by Christopher Howells• Publication September 2017• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781912213306


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Starters & Light Dishes by Gilli Davies £2.99• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication June 2015• PB, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781909823167

Vegetarian Dishes by Gilli Davies £2.99• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication June 2015• PB, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781909823129

Fish and Seafood by Gilli Davies £2.99• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication June 2015• PB, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781909823112

Flavours of Wales: Slipcase Collection by Gilli Davies £12.99• Contains 5 books• Publication June 2015• 150 x 120mm each • ISBN 9781909823150

Meat, Poultry and Game by Gilli Davies £2.99• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication June 2015• PB, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781909823136

Puddings and Baking by Gilli Davies £2.99• Photographs Huw Jones• Publication June 2015• PB, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781909823143

Pocket Wales: Mountain Wales• £1.99• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781905582280

Pocket Wales: Landscape Wales• £1.99• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781905582259

Pocket Wales: Slipcase Collection £8.99• Contains 5 books• PB, 48 pp each, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781909823396


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Pocket Wales: Flavours of Wales by Gilli Davies• £1.99• Photographs Huw Jones• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781905582792

Pocket Wales: Castles of Wales• £1.99• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781905582266

Pocket Wales: Coast Wales• £1.99• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm • ISBN 9781905582198

Seashore Safaris by Judith Oakley• PB, 224 pp, 200 x 125mm• £11.99• ISBN 9781905582525

Puffins by Drew Buckley• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm• £2.99• ISBN 9781909823105

Wales in The First World War by Nick Shepley• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm• £2.99• ISBN 9781905582907

A Drinker’s Guide to Cardiff by Oliver Hurley• PB, 48 pp, 150 x 120mm• £2.99• ISBN 9781909823099

Queen of the Sky by Jackie Morris• Published May 2015• HB, 64 pp, 250 x 200mm• £14.99 • ISBN 9781909823716

Cat Walk by Jackie Morris• Published September 2014• HB, 160 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781909823273


Backlist

The Starlings & Other Stories• Author Murder Squad &

accomplices• Published September 2015• PB, 224 pp, 200 x 150mm• £12.99• ISBN 9781909823747

Pembrokeshire Large edition• Photographer David Wilson, • Foreword Jamie Owen• HB, 120 pp, 300 x 300mm• £30• ISBN 9781905582921

Pembrokeshire Compact edition• Photographer David Wilson, • Foreword Jamie Owen• HB, 120 pp, 150 x 150mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781905582938

Wales A Photographer’s Jour-ney by David Wilson • HB, 160 pp, 300 x 300mm• £35• ISBN 9781905582594

50 Buildings that Built Wales• Author Greg Stevenson /

Mark Baker• Photographer David Wilson• Published November 2016• HB, 216 pp, 250 x 250mm• £25• ISBN 9781905582808

William Wilkins by David Fraser Jenkins • Introduction Geraint Talfan

Davies• Essay David Moore • Publication October 2014• HB, 160 pp, 300 x 300mm• £35• ISBN 9781905582891


Senedd by Trevor Fishlock• Photographs Andrew

Molyneux • PB, 250 x 250mm• £10• ISBN 9781905582433

Flavours of Wales Collection by Gilli Davies• Published October 2015• PB, 224 pp, 250 x 200mm• £20• ISBN 9781909823617

Scarlets – The Official History by Alun Gibbard• Published October 2015• PB, 192 pp, 250 x 200mm• £20.00• ISBN 9781909823730

Cooks & Kids 3• Edited by Gregg Wallace• Published October 2016• HB, 160 pp, 250 x 200mm• £20• Proceeds to children’s

charity Place2Be• ISBN 9781910862735

Cooks & Kids• Edited by Alan Rustad and

Andrew Isaac• HB, 96 pp, 217 x 177mm• £9.99• ISBN 9781905582556

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Brecon Beacons Calendar 2019• 200 x 200mm, £6.99• ISBN 9781912213917

The Hare Calendar 2019• 200 x 200mm, £6.99• ISBN 9781912213818

The Fox Calendar 2019• 200 x 200mm, £6.99• ISBN 9781912213825

Wales Cymru Calendar 2019• 200 x 200mm, £6.99• ISBN 9781912213955

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Jackie Morris Calendar 2019• 300 x 300mm, £14.99• ISBN 9781912213788


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Celestine and the Hare cards £12.99, ISBN 9781910862544

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The Hare cards £10, ISBN 9781910862872

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My Dragon is as Big as a Village poster£12.99, ISBN 9781912050765

One Waking poster£12.99, ISBN 9781912050529

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So Many Books poster£12.99, ISBN 9781912050659

Worrying About The Plight of the Bees poster£12.99, ISBN 9781912050253

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