The story follows a brave Lhasa Apso, a clever cat, and a wild Patterdale Terrier as they plot their escape from a remote compound where they are held for illegal sale. Pursued by ruthless criminals, these loyal companions must use their wits and receive unexpected help from a vengeful predator to navigate the dangerous countryside. This heartwarming adventure explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and redemption, making it an engaging read for both animal lovers and thrill-seekers.
This guide offers a groundbreaking method for mastering the art of putting, providing essential insights on reading greens and predicting breaks. It covers techniques for evaluating putts and selecting effective strategies, aimed at transforming readers into exceptional putters. With practical tips and a focus on skill development, this resource is designed to enhance performance on the green.
A guided tour of Central Birmingham, showing how the city has been transformed over the last century.
An illustrated collection of 100 personal accounts of young men and women who served in the armed forces during the Second World War.
In this insightful memoir, incidents and emotions of a Birmingham boyhood are carefully surveyed. The earliest memory derives from the sounds of the Charleston while the last is that of a lingering kiss from a childhood sweetheart. In between is a journey of self-discovery in a rapidly expanding world-soon ignited with the outbreak of WWII.
This poignant tribute reflects on the experiences of an ex-evacuee who found refuge in Stroud during the turmoil of the Second World War. Through personal anecdotes and memories, the author captures the warmth and resilience of the community that provided solace and safety amidst the chaos of war. The narrative highlights themes of survival, gratitude, and the lasting impact of kindness in times of crisis.
A marvellous, wide ranging, pictorial view of the history of shops in Birmingham.
Focusing on the evolution of monetary systems, this book chronicles the history of money and banking in Barbados from its settlement in 1627 to the founding of the Central Bank in 1973. It explores the transition from barter to the adoption of British coins, the issuance of colonial anchor money, and the role of foreign currency. Additionally, it delves into significant debates regarding legal tender and the seigniorage of British silver coins, providing a comprehensive overview of the island's financial development.
The fascinating history of central Birmimgham, illustrated through old and modern pictures.
Exploring the evolution of horse transport in Birmingham, this book delves into its significance in the city's development and daily life. It highlights the role of horses in industry, commerce, and transportation, providing insights into the social and economic contexts of different eras. Richly illustrated and thoroughly researched, the narrative captures the stories of the horses, their handlers, and the changing landscape of Birmingham as it transitioned from a horse-dependent society to modern transportation methods.