Y Lolfa
Y Lolfa Wales Colouring Book, The
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£7.82
Y Lolfa Siân Phillips
Book SynopsisMemoir of renowned actress Siân Phillips by Hywel Gwynfryn. Siân Phillips is one of Wales''s most iconic actresses ever. As she celebrates her 90th birthday, this volume records her interesting and entertaining life and career - both full of variety and drama.
£12.00
Y Lolfa Nelan a Bo
Book SynopsisA novel that opens in 1799 at a time of great social change. Land is enclosed, the industrial revolution is afoot and nonconformity is growing. But what will be the fate of those living in rural communities? This is also a love story, from cradle to grave, with its changing colours creating a strange pattern of meaning and feeling on the moor''s barren canvas.
£12.00
Y Lolfa Fi Ydy Fi
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£10.24
Y Lolfa Jac a'r Angel
Book SynopsisJac lives in the small village of Bethlehem with his grandfather, but Christmas has been cancelled in the household this year. So, when an angel bursts out of his mother''s advent calendar, and offers him a wish, it looks as if the tide is turning. His wish? To play Mary in the school''s Christmas show.But when Christmas starts to disappear around him, and the Heron family destroys his plans, Jac makes a discovery that will change his world - and Christmas - forever.
£10.24
Y Lolfa Wales in World War 2
Book SynopsisA comprehensive account of the part played by Wales in WWII and the conflict''s impact on every area of the country and all involved: civilians, factory workers, children (those evacuated to and those from Wales), national and regional politicians, soldiers, pacifists, writers, film-makers and artists.
£14.24
Y Lolfa Mynydd Epynt a'r Troad Allan yn 1940
Book SynopsisA volume which traces the history of Epynt and the people who lived there, particularly the events in 1939 and 1940 when 54 families were evicted from their homes by the army, who wished to create a firing range on the mountain. Black-and-white photographs.
£12.00
Y Lolfa Swansea and the Second World War
Book SynopsisSwansea''s port and industries were key targets for the Nazis during WWII. This book is a testament to life in the town over the course of the conflict, including many personal experiences. A comprehensive overview of the experience of ordinary people, set out in a single volume for the first time.
£14.24
Y Lolfa Megs
Book SynopsisA mystery novel for 8-11 year old readers. Megs is 10 years old and neurodivergent. She lives with her mother and Beca, the cockapoo in Aberystwyth. She has few friends, but is close to Gwilym, who lives next door. When Gwilym disappears, Megs is worried that it''s all her fault.
£10.24
Y Lolfa Dyddiadur Addysg A5 y Lolfa 2025 Diary
Book SynopsisA bilingual, A5 size, 17 month diary, August 2024-December 2025. Comprises a year planner, timetables, pages for notes and a comprehensive list of useful addresses and phone numbers.
£6.29
Y Lolfa Dyddiadur Poced y Lolfa 2025
Book SynopsisA Welsh pocket diary for the year 2025. Page-a-week comprising a comprehensive directory of Welsh organizations and societies, and details relating to the dates of various Welsh festivals and events.
£4.24
Y Lolfa A Church Near You in Wales
Book SynopsisAn introduction to Welsh churches written to appeal to those who are unfamiliar with the subject, with a view to stirring interest. In the belief that curiosity leads to understanding and enjoyment, the book seeks to invite questions and answer some of them. Illustrated in colour throughout.
£18.99
Y Lolfa The Flying Soprano
Book SynopsisNovel set in 1930s London and Wales against the background of approaching war and the fight against Fascism in Spain. Historical romantic fiction which documents the real contribution of Glamorgan and the Rhondda to the International Brigade.
£9.99
Y Lolfa Ysgol Arswyd
Book SynopsisA book in rhyme about the frightful monsters of Wales the Tail-less Black Sow, the Witches of Llanddona, the Monster of Llyn Tegid and many more! The humorous verses and lively illustrations will fire young minds. It also includes glossary, activities and a song.
£10.24
Y Lolfa Hunllef Nadolig Eben Parri
Book SynopsisA popular novel based on Charles Dickens''s famous volume A Christmas Carol, modernised for Wales today and completely Welsh in respect of background and content. It''s a seasonal story about Eben Ben'' Parri, a former Welsh language activist who has reached prominence in Welsh political and cultural life since the protest days of his youth.
£12.00
Y Lolfa Gweddnewidiadau Ysgrifau Beirniadol XXXV
Book SynopsisA volume that explores various aspects of Welsh literature and culture, from various perspectives. It is a volume full of transformations for the Ysgrifau Beirniadol series one that throws new light, raises entertaining questions and stimulates discussion.
£12.99
Y Lolfa Elin ar Felin
Book SynopsisA true story (or maybe not!) about Elin who is searching for the Magic Marble Mill. But her friends don''t believe that such a place exists. But when she escapes to her favourite tree, she comes across a giraffe who opens her eyes to a field full of wild animals, a dragon that hides in a cave and pigs that want to fly.
£12.82
Y Lolfa Patagonia Taith Mewn Paent
Book SynopsisA volume comprising images of the work of artist Meirion Jones inspired by Welsh Patagonia during the 2015 celebrations. Each image is complemented by written responses by Patagonian residents and Welsh contributors who know Patagonia well. This volume could work well as a coffee table book.
£43.20
Y Lolfa Patagonia Taith Mewn Paent
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£23.75
Y Lolfa Tu Hwnt ir Llygaid
Book SynopsisLois is visually impaired but that doesn''t stop her being a keen photographer. She loves going out walking with her guide dog, Samson, and taking photos, but her family worry about her - and Lois wishes she could be more independent. Part of the Rhyngom Scheme.
£10.24
Y Lolfa Llyfr Sgrap Macs Sion
Book SynopsisThis is Macs Sion''s bonkers scrapbook a book full of secrets and dreams... lists and tricks... doodles and jokes... snot and poo! We accompany him to the local Urdd eisteddfod, to Llangrannog and on his first date...! If you like Pokemon and Roblox and hate folk dancing... this is the book for you!
£10.24
Y Lolfa Y Golygiadur Argraffiad Newydd
Book SynopsisThe purpose of Y Golygiadur is to offer guidance to all those involved in the production of Welsh books, whether they be authors, editors, compositors, printers or designers. This is a revised new edition updated for the digital age, supported and promoted by Cymdeithas Cyfieithwyr Cymru.
£20.81
Y Lolfa Am Gymro
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£10.24
Y Lolfa Dros Gymrun Gwlad Hanes Sefydlu Plaid
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£16.40
Y Lolfa Brodyr
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£12.00
Y Lolfa Llyfr Lliwio Pêldroed Cymru Wales Football
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£7.60
Y Lolfa How Do You Say... A checklist of Welsh phrases
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£8.99
Y Lolfa Y Cae Ras
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£10.24
Y Lolfa Rhewyn
£10.24
Y Lolfa O Gors y Bryniau
£11.12
Y Lolfa Dyddiaduron Richar Tudor Llysun
£12.00
Y Lolfa Llyfrgell, Y Enillydd Gwobr Goffa Daniel Owen
Book SynopsisSet in the National Library of Wales in 2020, Y Llyfrgell (''The Library'') follows a group of characters during the course of a day when two armed, female librarians take the readers hostage in the reading room. This novel was awarded the Daniel Owen Memorial Prize at the 2009 National Eisteddfod.
£12.00
Y Lolfa Half Time - The Autobiography (Paperback)
Book SynopsisAn English and updated version of Hanner Amser, published in 2008. Nigel Owens is a familiar figure on stage and television, and is considered one of the best rugby referees in the world. But before reaching his current status in the world of professional rugby, he went through an excruciating personal crisis. A hardback version is also available. Reprint.
£9.95
Y Lolfa Cyfres y Dderwen: Pecyn
£47.50
Y Lolfa Welsh in your pocket
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£7.60
Y Lolfa Absolutely Huge - The Hilarious Biography of a Not-So-Real Welsh Rugby Legend
Book SynopsisAbsolutely Huge is a spoof biography of a fictional Welsh rugby player, Gethin 'Huge' Hughes. Mimicking the standard sports biography format, the book explores the highs and lows of his remarkable and often controversial career both on and off the pitch. An affectionate satire on Welsh rugby and the media hype that surrounds it.Trade ReviewThis hilarious spoof biography of fictional Welsh rugby player Gethin 'Huge' Hughes charts the highs and lows of his remarkable and controversial career both on and off the pitch, affectionately sending up Welsh rugby, culture and the media hype that surrounds it. After a stunning international debut and glory for club and country, by the age of 20 Huge is the biggest star in Welsh rugby. He's dating pop star Heledd Harte, the 'nation's sweetheart', and after one particularly heroic moment at Twickenham is voted Second Best Welshman Ever. But the good times don't last. He inadvertently incites a pitch invasion, causes a diplomatic row on a Lions tour, gets involved with some calamitous product endorsements, suffers World Cup heartbreak and is voted the Second Worst Welshman Ever. Things don't improve after early retirement at 23. A disastrous appearance on reality TV is followed by a brush with death on Mount Snowdon, an entanglement in a political scandal at the Welsh Assembly, a court appearance and a very public break-up with Heledd. On the eve of his playing comeback, and for the first time, the full extraordinary story of his years in the spotlight and what happened afterwards will finally be told. "From the Swansea Valley to the stars and back again, Gethin Hughes’ story is an Odyssey for our times. Hilarious take on the chemistry between huge talent and the 21st century." – The Guardian "I couldn't put it down – hilarious from start to finish. If I'd got to play alongside Huge, even I might have learnt a few things!" – Mike Phillips, Wales and the British and Irish Lions "Full of wry humour – an Absolutely Huge tale which captures the humour and spirit of Welsh rugby, told by one of social media's funniest people." – Dai Lama, @WelshDalaiLama "If you love either rugby or Wales, you'll enjoy this book. If you love both, Absolutely Huge is the must-read book of the year." – Jonathan Edwards, MP for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr "You'll laugh, you'll cringe, maybe even cry out of pure sympathy for a character that is so great and so flawed at the same time. Upton... is a brilliant storyteller. His love of rugby comes through loud and clear. It is not just humour for humour's sake. This is social and sporting commentary at its best. It's the most entertaining rugby title we have ever reviewed." - International Soccer Network -- Publisher: Y LolfaTable of ContentsThen Now Chapter 1: Genesis Chapter 2: Setting Sail Chapter 3: Entering the Dragon Chapter 4: Monster Hunting Chapter 5: Lion Taming Chapter 6: Sticks and Stones Chapter 7: International Blue Chapter 8: Media (Nearly) Killed the Rugby Star Chapter 9: Huge No More
£9.49
Y Lolfa Trailing Clouds of Glory - Welsh Football's
Book SynopsisIn two years, Wales went from Home International wooden spoon holders four times running to 1976 European Football Championship quarter-finalists. The book provides the background to qualification, accounts of all matches, examination of the fallout from the campaign's controversial ending, and a 'Where are they now?' section. 30 images.Trade ReviewTrailing Clouds of Glory - Welsh football’s forgotten heroes of 1976 is an attempt to shine some light on a little-known slice of Welsh football history from the mid 1970s. It details the two-year period during which Wales went from ending up with the wooden spoon in the Home International tournament for four years in a row to being 1976 European quarter-finalists, within an ace of reaching the semi-finals of the continent's top international competition. Many remain oblivious to the feat of manager Mike Smith's squad, and with the passing of time their achievement becomes more distant and forgotten. For a country that has achieved so little on the field of play, why is this particular group not more celebrated? Nick Burnell attempts to put that right, having researched the topic meticulously in press archives and player and coach biographies, as well as personally interviewing many of the key figures on the team and coaching staff. The book includes background on the period before qualification started in 1974, a blow-by-blow account of all the matches involved (detailed by contemporary newspaper write-ups and the author’s own interviews with key figures in the campaign) and examination of the fallout from its controversial ending. It also incorporates a 'Where are they now?' angle, giving further details on the players involved. The book runs more or less chronologically, focusing primarily on the eight core qualifying games, but is also conceived as a respectful overview of the 1970s in Welsh football generally, and a somewhat irreverent look at what was happening around the sport. This is a glimpse back into a less complicated era, before the onset of 24-hour saturation coverage and millionaire journeymen players, when footballers looked to the future by doing their coaching badges or searching for local pubs that needed new landlords. It's a reminder of the players and people in and around the scene who restored pride in the Welsh football jersey and gave the football public of Wales a reason to believe. Squad members: Terry Yorath John Toshack Leighton James Leighton Phillips John ‘Josh’ Mahoney Arfon Griffiths Brian Flynn Alan Curtis Carl Harris Dave Roberts Dave Smallman Dai Davies Derek Showers Gary Sprake Gil Reece Joey Jones John Phillips John Roberts Les Cartwright Malcolm (Mal) Page Mike England Phil Roberts Rod Thomas -- Publisher: Y LolfaIn December 1958, my late uncle took me to my first game at the Vetch Field, Swansea. The opponents were Sheffield Wednesday, and the match was won 4-0 by the Swans. Six months earlier the Welsh football team, having qualified, albeit by default, because of a complicated situation regarding the participation of Israel, participated in the 1958 World Cup finals, played in Sweden. Wales eventually lost in the quarter finals to a goal by some unknown Brazilian, a 17-year-old youngster called Pelé. I, and most of the general public, I suspect, were unaware of this tournament, as indeed were the railway porters and ticket collectors at Swansea railway station who greeted Mel Charles and some of the other players on their return from Stockholm, thinking they were returning from a holiday! These were the days before the wall-to-wall coverage of football on SKY Sports. When Wales qualified for the 2016 UEFA Euro tournament, reaching its semi-final, the press and television largely reported that this was the first time Wales had qualified for any major tournament since 1958. They had been agonisingly close several times, only to fall at the final hurdle, missing crucial penalties or losing out on goal difference or in play-offs. However, in 1976 Wales enjoyed some real success when they topped their qualifying Euro group and earned a two-legged play-off with host nation Yugoslavia for a place in the finals, having seen off Austria, Hungary and Luxembourg, and winning five qualifying matches in succession. The team, managed by Englishman Mike Smith has not, according to the author of this book, received the recognition it deserves, and the purpose of this book is to acknowledge the considerable achievement of this talented squad, who finally bowed out of the tournament after a niggly second-leg draw at Cardiff, having lost the first leg in Zagreb. At Cardiff, Wales missed a penalty, hit the post, and had two goals disallowed, and succumbed to a dubious penalty kick awarded by a somewhat controversial East German referee. Had VAR (the video assistant referee) been in operation at that time, the result might well have been very different. This book is meticulously researched and is very well-written. It takes us back to an era when the Football Association of Wales was not the efficient organisation it is today. This was also the era when League managers held more sway, and would constantly refuse to release players to play for their country. The introduction of the ‘international break’ has largely ended that practice. This was the period when the English FA refused to play our national anthem at Wembley, when hooliganism was rife, when our playing stadia were grim and attendances low, and when rugby reigned supreme in Wales. However, the contribution made by Mike Smith in laying the foundations of the current international set-up cannot be underestimated and was described by Dai Davies, the Welsh goalkeeper, as ‘revolutionary’. Under the guidance of this graduate PE teacher, the Welsh team that performed so well in 1974–76 in reaching the latter stages of a major tournament included a number of players who remain household names – players such as John Toshack, Terry Yorath, John Mahoney and the mercurial Leighton James. The achievement was even more remarkable when considered that England failed to qualify. As an innovator and excellent man-manager, Smith moulded his motley squad into a formidable team, which included for the first time a number of so-called Anglos, who had been drafted in because of a rule change allowing English-born players with a Welsh parent to be eligible to represent Wales. This gave the squad greater depth with the addition of personnel such as Ian Evans and Dave Roberts. The narrative also gives us a flavour of other events during this period so as to place all matches in their historical context. This aspect deals with such issues as broadcasting, fashion, politics and pop music, which adds an interesting and valuable dimension to the book. With Wales having qualified for the 2020 Euro tournament as runners-up in a group which included familiar opponents from 1976 such as Croatia (from the former Yugoslavia) and Hungary, there is a little feeling of déjà vu. This was no mean achievement which surely owes much to the foundations so carefully laid by Mike Smith. He and the 1976 team are all deserving of this volume which all Welsh football fans will enjoy, whilst looking forward to the exciting challenge of our next Euro finals in June 2020. -- Richard E. Huws @ www.gwales.comTable of ContentsForeword Author acknowledgements Introduction 1 Bowen nowhere 2 As straightforward and uncomplicated as his own name 3 The quiet revolution 4 Belt up, you baby! 5 See Budapest and Dai 6 Passport to success? 7 The team to beat 8 A day at the Racecourse 9 100 years and coasting 10 40-Second Street 11 Arsenal line up Smith 12 Ninian opinion 13 One team qualified and one team didn’t Notes Bibliography
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Y Lolfa Shelter Me
Book SynopsisShelter Me completes the trilogy, following Gimme Shelter and Secret Shelter. The dramatic conclusion to the story of Witness Protection Officer Ros Gilet, herself put into witness protection after violent events in her childhood. As the story draws to its bloody end and the truth about the past emerges, Ros contemplates a final, deadly revenge.Trade Review‘Terrifying and suspenseful, non-stop jeopardy. Just be glad you’re only reading it and not in it.’ Tony Garnett, Producer: Kes, Cathy Come Home, Cops, This Life ‘A powerful and dynamic piece of writing. Uncomfortable, taut, brutal, it will shock you out of complacency and hold you gripped right to the end. A wonderful piece of writing.’ Cambria Ros Gilet is a cop who doesn’t catch criminals. She’s not even supposed to investigate crimes. As a Witness Protection Officer, she’s always been a protector rather than a prosecutor. But all that’s about to change. Since the brutal gunning down of her sister 20 years earlier, Ros has lived her whole life in the Protection system. Those behind that killing have now tracked down and killed her father too. A message left in his blood at the scene promises her own imminent death. Determined to finally discover the truth behind what’s happened to her family, she uncovers a treacherous case of deception and corruption across the globe. As the story draws inexorably towards its bloody conclusion, Ros is driven to contemplate a final and deadly revenge. Shelter Me completes the trilogy begun by tense thrillers Gimme Shelter and Secret Shelter. Visceral, packed full of hypnotic characters and set in a world in which nothing should ever be taken at face value, Shelter Me is the dramatic conclusion to the gripping story of Ros Gilet. -- Publisher: Y Lolfa
£6.74
Y Lolfa Bootlegger: The Good, The Bad & The Tasty
Book Synopsis"Top man... I thought that I'd lived a colourful life until I read about Karl's adventures" - MICKEY THOMAS, WREXHAM AFC & WALES "Certified Twitter legend" - LADBIBLE Karl Phillips is just one of the lads - roofer by day, pilsner drinker by night. But as Bootlegger, he's scored hundreds of thousands of hits on YouTube with his hilarious matchday vlogs and keeps a huge number of followers on social media hooked with his humorous musings on life, work, the Flamethrower and his beloved Wrexham AFC. He even has a beer named after him - Wrexham Lager's iconic Bootlegger 1974 Pilsner, which has made its way onto the shelves of major supermarkets. From tough beginnings with teenage parents to a string of jobs in local factories, whether smearing butter on his headmaster's office window or getting a round of golf in during his shift as a street-cleaner, duckin' around shooting videos in football grounds and pubs across the UK or slightly overdoing it in holiday spots around the world, or in the throes of any of the other hilariously random antics described here, the Captain doesn't take himself too seriously and is mellowing with age, like a fine pilsner!Trade ReviewTop man... I thought that I'd lived a colourful life until I read about Karl's adventures. - MICKEY THOMAS, WREXHAM AFC AND WALES; Certified Twitter legend... One of the internet's most beloved and renowned Pilsner drinkers. - LADBIBLE; Wrexham fan Bootlegger is a social media giant. - THE DAILY STAR; The official mascot for Wales. - HANSH; Twitter legend... a cult hero on social media. - THE DAILY RECORD; Bootlegger is cult figure on social media with a huge fanbase. - THE YORKSHIRE POST; A social media anti-hero. - NATION.CYMRU; One of Wrexham Football Club's most famous fans. - ROBBIE SAVAGETable of ContentsForeword by Mickey Thomas 1. Early Doors 2. Teenage Kicks 3. Just a Working Man 4. A Few Light Ales 5. Travellers' Tales 6. Life's Little Pleasures 7. Things Get Tasty 8. The Plague Years Epilogue Acknowledgements
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Y Lolfa Charles and the Welsh Revolt - The explosive
Book SynopsisAccording to Saunders Lewis the Investiture of 1969 was a turning point in Welsh history. This book tells the story through the voices of the most prominent characters: protesters, journalists and politicians. It tells of the bickering within some of Wales' most prominent institutions, such as the Urdd and Gorsedd, as well as the absurd and intense events leading up to the ceremony in Caernarfon. We read about Cymdeithas yr Iaith rallies, demonstrations by Aberystwyth and Bangor students, dramatic appearances by the FWA, the bombing campaign by Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru and the suspicious activities of the secret police. This book creates a picture of the turbulent years of the sixties and gives an idea of what it was like to be a part of the battle between Welsh nationalists and the British institution of the time.Trade ReviewReviews of the original Welsh-language version of this book: "Here we have everything: the lies and the shame, the betrayal and the wounds, the servility and the courage, the pageantry and the presumptuousness" - Lyn Ebenezer; "The glory of this volume us the way it shows the completely seismic effect of the Investiture on Wales... All I need to say is, buy it." - Vaughan Hughes, Barn magazine; "This is an essential volume which looks back and reveals the whole thing in an immediate, gripping style, but which is also a clear handbook on how to deal with similar situations in the future, if we ever see this kind of nonsense again. - Myrddin ap Dafydd, Llafar Gwlad; "...A volume which reads like a thriller, and thanks to the author for such an entertaining and comprehensive contribution to our understanding of 1969." - Tweli Griffiths, Western Mail WeekendTable of ContentsIntroduction 1. End of a royal family 2. Lloyd George's investiture 3. 'To present Wales to the world in her Sunday best' 4. No peace at the Temple 5. 'Charles Windsor Shall Not Pass' 6. Gwynfor's Dilemma 7. George and the Dragon's Tongue 8. On Manoeuvres 9.'Hymn of hate' 10. Political policing 11. Children of the revolution 12. Crushing the FWA 13. Aber under siege 14. Activists and spies 15. Generational conflict 16. Agent Provocateurs? 17. Cilmeri 18. Hostages and Martyrs 19. 'An awful lot of people watching other people' 20. 'A peculiar royal salute..' 21. Investiture's Aftermath 22. ' A national therapy' Sources Index
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Y Lolfa Still Singing 'Yma o Hyd': An Autobiography
Book SynopsisDafydd Iwan rose to fame with his 1960s protest songs and has been performing ever since. Welsh footballs recent adoption of his anthem 'Yma o Hyd' (Still Here) has twice taken it to No.1 in the iTunes charts. This autobiography explains more about the man, his music and his political activism.
£9.99
Y Lolfa Teach Your Dog German
Book SynopsisA light-hearted picture book with cute retro-style colour illustrations throughout, teaching 60+ words and phrases you can use to practise your German with your furry best friend. Pronunciation guide for every phrase. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru
£5.99
Y Lolfa Teach Your Dog Korean
£5.99
Y Lolfa Welsh Learners Dictionary The Geiriadur y
Book SynopsisA Welsh-English, English-Welsh dictionary for Welsh learners, ideal for evening classes, schools and tourists, comprising over 20,000 words and phrases, pronunciations, mutations and grammatical explanations, words in context and place-names. First published in 1998.
£9.33
Y Lolfa Aberfan - A Story of Survival, Love and Community
Book SynopsisOn 21 October 1966, thousands of tonnes of coal tip waste slid down a mountainside and devastated the mining village of Aber-fan. The black mass crashed through the local school. 144 people were killed. 116 were schoolchildren. Gaynor Madgwick was there. She was eight and severely injured. In this book, Gaynor tells her own story and interviews people affected by the day''s events. Reprint.
£999.99
Y Lolfa Shani Chickens
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£11.42
Y Lolfa Pity the Swagman The Australian Odyssey of a
Book SynopsisBiography of Joseph Jenkins (1818-98) who left his family and successful farm in Wales to travel Australia as a farm labourer. His self-improvement through reading led to prizes for his poetry, and his diary is one of the most celebrated sources of information about life in rural Australia then.
£21.05
Y Lolfa Brief History of Wales, A
Book SynopsisA short history pocketbook of Wales by a renowned historian. From the Romans onward, via Vikings, Saxons, Normans and Flemings, the Welsh have both resisted and absorbed invasion after invasion. Princes, papists, protestants, politicians, patriots, prophets and proletarians pass swiftly before us in this gripping narrative of conquest, resistance and survival.
£12.39
