Grice Chapman

	We live in an age when much of what we love about the British countryside has gone. Some birds and animals have been lost forever, and many more are becoming increasingly rare. Time to Stare has as its sharp focus an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Wales. With a nature lover's persistence for seeking out and watching how creatures live - and an award-winning photographer's eye for detail - Ray Armstrong presents a book that will have an appeal far beyond his beautiful home county of Monmouthshire. Time to Stare follows the successful publication of Softly Wakes the Dawn by Hugh Brandon-Cox, which has earned plaudits from those who live the more peaceful corners of Britain's countryside, and who like to have a reminder of it on their bookshelves or by their bedside. It is illustrated by more than one hundred high quality colour pictures taken by Ray Armstrong in a 25-year intense study of nature in the wild. BUY ONLINE
	Softly Wakes the Dawn makes an ideal Christmas present for those who love the wide skies and peace and quiet of East Anglia. The celebrated Norfolk artist Hugh Brandon-Cox charts the nature year, and illustrates the book with his own water colours and photographs. This is Hugh's last and best book, created patiently as he fought a fatal illness, and we are proud to publish it. BUY ONLINE
	The Land Downunder by Ted Egan, will appeal to all those – Australians, British and others - who want to know more about this extraordinary country and its people. The book contains over 60 drawings and photographs, and the lyrics of 29 of Ted’s best known songs and is published alongside a double CD of the same name. BUY ONLINE
	Raj, Secrets, Revolution, by Mihir Bose Incredible story of the hero of the Indian independence movement who negotiated with the Nazis with a view to them invading Indiato bring an end to the British Raj. Completely revised and rewritten edition of an out-of-print biography. BUY ONLINE
	Wallers World. Roy Waller is one of Norfolk's most loved broadcasters. He has not one but three jobs at BBC Radio Norfolk. He has his own show each weekday morning; he covers the Canaries from Carrow Road with live commentary, and he presents a three-hour country music show each weekend. Yet Roy came from humble beginnings, and spent over 25 years at a desk at the AA before finally achieving his childhood ambition to become a broadcaster. Roy's life story is a fascinating, highly personal account of a local boy made good. Sales of this book support the East Anglian Air Ambulance and Bryan Gunn's Leukaemia Appeal. BUY ONLINE
	Taking the Norfolk Air is the story of how BBC Radio Norfolk has grown to become Britain's most popular local radio station. Written by presents and producers past and present, the book with accompanying double CD is amazing value for money. BUY ONLINE