Books of Liverpool (England)
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The Loner
By Paul Andrews, Professor of Comparative Physiology St George's Hospital and Medical School Paul AndrewsFlitley hardly acknowledged the greeting. “W-why should I?” he asked. “W-w-what have I to be g-glad about?” “Everything,” exclaimed Smith. “Listen to the music.” He clicked his fingersandlookedintothemiddle distance,asif forinspiration.
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The Kiss Before Midnight: HarperImpulse Contemporary Romance (a Novella)
By Sophie PembrokeIt wouldn't be Christmas without the festive warmth of a heart-meltingly romantic novella from Sophie Pembroke!
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Mothers of the City
By Michael KellyMothers of the City
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Addicotts Pawnshop and Other Tales
By Michael KellyAddicotts Pawnshop and Other Tales
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The Life and Times of Kitty Wilkinson
By Michael KellyThe story of Kitty Wilkinson, who fought poverty and adversity to become a legend in her time.
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Tropical Medicine in the Twentieth Century: A History of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, 1898-1990
By Helen J. PowerIn 1901, he married Miss Kate Ethel Johnston, daughter of William Johnston. Following her death in childbirth, Johnston endowed new laboratories in the University in 1903 in her honour. Manson's equivalent was Chamberlain.
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Francis Frith's Around Liverpool & Merseyside
By Cliff Hayes... 85937 - 124 - 8 Gloucestershire 1 - 85937 - 102 - 7 Around Great Yarmouth 1 - 85937 - 085 - 3 Greater Manchester ( pb ) 1 - 85937 - 266 - X Around Guildford 1 - 85937 - 117 - 5 Around Harrogate 1 - 85937 - 112 - 4 Hastings & Bexhill ...
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Ghost Town: A Liverpool Shadowplay
By Jeff YoungGhost Town: A Liverpool Shadowplay
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The Liverpool Quiz Book
The Liverpool Quiz Book
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111 Places in Liverpool That You Shouldn't Miss
By Julian Treuherz, Peter de FigueiredoLiverpool's unique history as an international port and a cultural melting pot has given it a character all its own. This offbeat guidebook will lead you to a different Liverpool.
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Her Heart's Desire
By Vivienne DockertyThis time not in a tumbledown manor house in the middle ofthe country, with a husband that had an upper class hyphenated surname and no money to speak of, but in a tumbledown cottage on the edge of the docks, with a husband who could ...
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The Making of John Lennon: The Untold Story of the Rise and Fall of The Beatles
By Francis KennyThe Making of John Lennon: The Untold Story of the Rise and Fall of The Beatles
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Great Liverpudlians: A Fascinating Journey Through the City's History and the People Who Made It
By David ChartersThis is a Liverpool history with a difference. Packed iwth information this book is not only about events but about people - Great Liverpudlians - and the part they each played in shaping hte city.
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Red on Red: Liverpool, Manchester United and the Fiercest Rivalry in World Football
By Jim White, Phil McNultyAnd through each legendary game, its authors tell the full story of the most extraordinary division not just in football, but in modern Britain. This is Red on Red, a rivalry like no other.
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The Welsh in Liverpool: A Remarkable History
By D. Ben ReesThis volume is the fruit of decades of research by the Revd D Ben Rees into the unique story of the Welsh people living in Liverpool and on the banks of the Mersey.
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The Ties that Bind
By Lyn AndrewsTessa was her brothers' lifeline when her mother died - the privations of war are just another battle for her to fight.
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The Making of John Lennon: The Untold Story Behind the Rise and Fall of The Beatles
By Francis KennyThe first ever biography of John Lennon by a lifelong Liverpudlian, this is the untold story of Lennon's middle-class background and his attempts to reconcile it with working-class rock 'n' roll.
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Liverpool: Looking Out to Sea
By Peter MarlowThis book is one of a selection of titles by British photographers, supported by the Arts Council, showing the most outstanding work produced in this country.
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Anfield of Dreams: A Kopite's Odyssey from the Second Division to Sublime Istanbul
By Neil Dunkin"Mid-Atlantic, 10 April 1954: The Queen Elizabeth's crew organise the committal to the deep of a coffin containing the remains of Liverpool Football Club, relegated that day to the Second Division.
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Liverpool City Centre Through Time
By Ian CollardThis fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which the centre of Liverpool has changed and developed over the last century.