Soft Cover Books

The Canae Sutra - This book is the true stories about the Scots Joy of Sex. It is a light hearten look at the nations most inveterate obsession. IT is a good laugh for all, and defiantly worth the read.

Awa' an' Bile Yer Heid! - For as long as there have been Scots they have been making scathingly witty remarks on just about everything - not least one... More

William Wallace - And all That. This book is blood spattered Scottish History at it's most entertaining! This book take a look at William Wallace and it is packed with historical facts about one of Scotland's legendary figures. This book will teach you how to tell Wallace fact from nonsense.

The Crack - This is a great book for a laugh, it shows why humor and laughter are the cornerstone of a Glaswegian life. Enjoy the wit and wisdom of Glasgow.

Robert the Bruce - And all That. This book is blood spattered Scottish History at it's most entertaining! This book take a look at Robert the Bruce and it is packed with historical facts about one of Scotland's legendary figures. This book will teach you how to tell Bruce fact from nonsense.

The Swinging Sporran - Songs and Dance are at the center of Scotland's culture. This book looks at the different dances of Scotland and gives a detailed instruction on how to do each one. For anybody who wants to learn how to do the dances of Scotland, this is for them.

The Royal Mile And New Town - A fascinating account of the people, places and events that helped to shape our beautiful capital. If you love Edinburgh you will love this book and the tales it has to tell.

A Concise History of Scotland - If you think that the pageant of Scottish history is only a catalogue of murder and mayhem, of fratricide and civil war, this book will make you think again. Most of Scotland's problems did not arise because the Scots were a greedy and expansionist nation, but because we were all to frequently involved in fending off powerful neighbors who covered our soil.

Folk Takes of the Highlands - The Highlands and Islands of Scotland are rich in strange stories and folk tales. Read about the seven brothers who were slaughtered by the Giant of Jura, the drowned sailors who came back to life as seals, buried treasure and the vanity of two giants which turned a life of poverty into a life of prosperity for folk living in a glen beside Lich Shiel. This book has something for everyone.

Scottish Battles - By George Forbes. Scottish Battles tells the thrilling story of blood-stained conflicts from the time of the Roman and Viking invasions to the Jacobite rebellions which ended with the last battle fought on British soil. A must for anyone who is interested in what warfare was really like in days gone by.

Highland Clearances - Man's inhumanity is brought sharply into focus as entire communities are swept away so that the land can be sold to southern sheep farmers. Betrayed by their clan chiefs and clergy, families are scattered to every corner of the the globe. A time of cruelty and deception, savage intimidation and endurance, this 19th century Scotland will stir the blood and arouse both anger and pride.

Massacre of Glencoe - The true story of one of the most shameful acts of betrayal in Scotland's turbulent history. On government orders, a troop of soldiers who had enjoyed MacDonald's hospitality for almost a fortnight treacherously turned on their hosts in the middle of a wintry night and slaughtered the men, women and children some as they slept, others as they tried to flee out into the icy darkness.