Author Archives: Theresa

Book of the Week: The Little Aeroplane

This is a delightful little book and tells the story of Pilot Small and what it is like to fly a plane, from flying through air pockets to Loop the Loops. Most of all I  love the front cover  of … Continue reading

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Beautiful Boats!

I spoke to one of our customers this morning and found out that he is a Model Shipwright and makes the most beautiful model ships. They are made to order and each project can take up to 4 1/2 years, … Continue reading

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Book of The Week: The Hare

Spring is definitely in the air, all the signs are there, lambs gambolling in the fields, a profusion of daffodils and the sighting of your first hare! THE HARE Mason, Jill. No illustrator listed. Stock no. 1801245 Merlin Unwin Books. … Continue reading

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Book of the Week: Races of Domestic Poultry

If you have been reading our blog during last summer you will know that I am the proud owner of four Light Sussex chickens – who started laying eggs just before Christmas and have not looked back. What drew me … Continue reading

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Full Steam Ahead

Stella Books is going  Full Steam Ahead to The Signal Box @ Tintern Old Station. We are bringing all our Railway books and more. Why not come along, say hello and treat yourself to a book. We will be there … Continue reading

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Off to the Races!

Today is the first day of the Cheltenham Racing Festival, if you have never been before it is a brilliant day out. You need to start your day early, have a race day breakfast (that should include a Guinness), read … Continue reading

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Book of the Week: The Rohan Book of Hours

This book came into stock recently and although it may look unprepossessing from the outside, inside the book is stunning! The book is a reproduction, the original being in the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, although if this edition is anything … Continue reading

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Book of the Week: Peanuts The Loves of Snoopy

I have always been a big fan of Snoopy and friends and loved finding this book on the shelf. Who cannot raise a wry smile when reading the musings of Snoopy regarding life, friendship and unrequited love. The drawings especially … Continue reading

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The World of Edward Ardizzone

Every quarter we dedicate one of our book rooms to a particular theme, this quarter it is Edward Ardizzone. Unfortunately we do not have enough of his books to fill a whole room, so I have also  included books about … Continue reading

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The Yeats Companion

I have had the words to ‘The Song of Wandering Aengus’  in my head all week after listening to a CD of Christy Moore singing this beautiful poem. So it wasn’t too difficult to choose my book this week. THE … Continue reading

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