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This is not a diet book nor an exercise regime, it’s a sidestep onto a conveyor belt that, if you choose to stay put, will lead you to weight loss, a better state of health and an increase in overall fitness. Holy crap, that sounds boring...but bear with me. I hit 57 somewhere between fat and obese, looked at myself in the mirror and decided I better do something now or prepare for an early exit. 

Ten tiny tales about two little mice. Tried and tested, these innocent tales will be requested again and again. From the age of three and beyond, they’ll delight and entertain. See how they outwit Kenny Kestrel, Bertha Barn Owl, and Willie Weasel in these 10 exciting adventures. I'm sure Tiffy and Toffy will enthrall your children, just as they did mine...

,After Old Bloke went running and took a tumble he had to rethink his fitness and fun regime. This little book dives deep into the stuff and nonsense of swimming. If you have a go, have a laugh or even learn something...job done! Could I take the plunge and make a splash by finding a new way of burning the calories? Could I swim my way back to running and, ultimately, a more balanced lifestyle? 

Young Jenny MacLeod and her friend, Pavel, are caught up in an exciting adventure on the western isles of Scotland. While caretaking her uncle’s farm on the island of Barra, Jenny and Pavel are embroiled in a plot to steal some very precious sea eagle eggs from the cliffs of Mull. Caught up in the 'Arab Spring', a young Arabian Prince is set to pay a fortune to an egg thief in an attempt to save his family and will stop at nothing.

A proposed wind farm on a lonely Scottish island starts a series of events that leads 10 year-old Jenny MacLeod on a dangerous adventure with her friend Pavel. Can she save her father's farm and everything she holds dear, or will the scheming Murdochs win the day? 

When James's father disappears up on the moor, the whole village, including James's mum, thinks David Peck has simply 'done a runner'. Unconvinced, James tries to retrace his father's steps and soon finds a weird footprint near the old circle of stones up on the moor. His mind runs riot and in his struggle to get back to the village, he has an asthma attack.