Dorothy Wordsworth - An Anthology £6.50 This is a pocket-sized anthology produced by the Wordsworth Trust and sure to bring enjoyment to anyone interested in Dorothy Wordsworth's life and times. Publisher : Wordsworth Trust Published : April 2007 Pages : 96 Format : 100mm x 142mm hardback Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Ivver Sen Keith Richardson £20.00 When it was decided to apply for World Heritage status for the Lake District it was on the basis of its cultural landscape. Publisher : River Greta Writer Published : August 2017 Pages : 208p Format : Paperback; 280 x 215mm Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Joseph Hardman Lakeland Photographer 1893-1972 Anne Bonney £13.50 Joseph Hardman was born in 1893, son of a yeast dealer, in the Lancashire mill town of Radcliffe, near Manchester. In 1911, Joseph and his brother Walter came to Kendal in search of work, and set up the 'Kendal Window Cleaning Company'. He joined the local photographic club, found he had a natural aptitude, gaining some success in local newspapers and decided to set up as a freelance photographer. Publisher : Helm Press Published : November 2016 Pages : 105p Format : Paperback; 240 x 165mm Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Keeping Quiet Paul Nixon £9.99 Cumbrian farmer's son Paul 'mad as a badger' Nixon is one of cricket's most distinctive figures, a wicketkeeper known as much for his manic words and deeds as a trophy-laden career which spanned four decades. Publisher : History Press Published : June 2012 Pages : 240p Format : Paperback; 197 x 129mm Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Keswick Characters Volume one Keswick Historical Society £7.99 Very few small towns have played host to so many interesting, eccentric, eminent or worthy people as Keswick. Publisher : Bookcase Published : November 2006 Pages : 112 Format : 150mm x 210mm small paperback Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Naylor's Run DVD Eric Robson £12.99 Record breaking fell runner Jos Naylor celebrated his 60th birthday by running the 60 highest peaks in the Lake District - all of them over 2,500 feet high. This DVD, which is a specially extended version of an ITV documentary, features a combination of spectacular aerial photography and film crews deployed on the high summits of Lakeland to record the historic run. Publisher : Striding Edge Published : 1997 Pages : Format : DVD Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	O Joy for me! Keir Davidson £20.00 Coleridge was the first person to walk the mountains alone, and not because he had to for work, as a miner, quarryman or shepherd, but because he wanted to for pleasure and for adventure. Publisher : Wilmington Square Books Published : September 2018 Pages : 194p Format : Hardback; 235 x 136mm Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Our Lady and St Joseph's Heroes Remembered 1914-1918 James M Robinson, Alex Proudfoot, Derek Nash £20.00 Derek Nash, James Robinson and Alex Proudfoot have sought to give us a brief history of those named on the church memorial so that we can remember them better, so that we can be grateful for their sacrifice, so that we can honour them. They are our flesh and blood, they were our parishioners, they belong to us, as does their memory. Publisher : P3 Publications Published : September 2020 Pages : 184 Format : Paperback; 296 x 210mm Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Sarah Losh and Wreay Church Stephen Matthews £15.00 Sarah Losh built Wreay Church in 1842. It is one of the most delightful, unusual and inspired of all Victorian churches. 'Sarah Losh and Wreay Church' is the story of this remarkable woman and her visionary work. Publisher : BOOKCASE Published : May 2007 Pages : 208 Format : 170mm x 245mm paperback Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	Selected Poems of Susanna Blamire Christopher Hugh Maycock £10.00 Susanna Blamire was born in 1747 at Cardew Hall, near Dalston, Cumberland. She became a fine poet writing everything from popular dialect songs such as 'The Siller Croun' to long narrative poems. Publisher : Bookcase Published : August 2008 Pages : 176 Format : 148mm x 210mm paperback Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	The Carlisle Floods: One Story Martin Daley £7.99 The great Carlisle flood of January 2005 didn't just end when the waters subsided. Martin and Wendy Daley were left, like thousands of others, with a derelict house. They had to watch day by day as their home was taken apart and then reconstructed. Publisher : Bookcase Published : 2006 Pages : 75 Format : Paperback. Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	The Parish Registers of St James, Burton in Kendal 1653-1837 Peter Gaskins £15.00 Publisher : CWAAS Published : 2004 Pages : 388 Format : Paperback. Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	The Sky is as Blue as a Hedge-Sparrow's Egg: Reading Romany David Barnaby £12.00 George Bramwell Evens,(1884-1943) was one of the most loved broadcasters of his day. He was a Methodist minister but in the 1930s he was known by everyone as Romany of the BBC. Publisher : Bookcase Published : October 2018 Pages : 272p Format : Paperback; 208 x 147mm Click here to read the reviews Quantity:

	The Will to Succeed: Lady Anne Clifford's Battle for her Rights Christine Raafat £10.00 Christine Raafat grew up in the Eden Valley, in what was then Westmorland. An early fascination with Ancient Egypt led to an ambition to be an archaeologist; instead she became a Clinical Psychologist and married an Egyptian Psychiatrist. Publisher : Unicorn Publishing Published : January 2020 Pages : 343p Format : Paperback; 198 x 130mm Click here to read the reviews Quantity: