North Highland Publishing: 25 books

The cats of Stoneybraes farm live a normal crofting life in the North of Scotland. The young Thomas has it all, until that fateful night he overhears such horror, he leaves his warm loving home, where the seeds of destruction that changes so many lives, haunts him. His is a learning journey that brings...

London 2012: the Olympics are underway but David Camerons UK is in crisis. Political tensions between Scotland and England are rampant, with the row over university tuition fees exploding into mass riots. Rob and Kate are two creative writing students, in love, and caught in the cultural crossfire. But...

Much has happened in the development of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Scotland. From its early beginnings in the 19th Century and the exodus of many of the saints to find a new life for themselves in America to the present day. It is a story of sacrifices and building the kingdom...

London 2012: the Olympics are underway but David Cameron’s UK is in crisis. Political tensions between Scotland and England are rampant, with the row over university tuition fees exploding into mass riots. Rob and Kate are two creative writing students, in love, and caught in the cultural crossfire....

Bob Dylan is the most influential songwriter of our time. His lyrics have inspired more than one generation to challenge received social and spiritual concepts about the world they inhabit. It is in this context that John Burns examines Dylan's 'big' lyrics, the 'vision songs' that have changed the way...

Walking with Shadows is a book of exile and of odyssey: the incredible and moving story of a young Polish freedom fighter, Joe Tarnowski, who survived the frozen hell of the war-time Soviet Gulag to travel half-way round the globe to join the Free Polish Forces in Scotland.A Paratrooper who fought through...

Walking with Shadows is a book of exile and of odyssey: the incredible and moving story of a young Polish freedom fighter, Joe Tarnowski, who survived the frozen hell of the war-time Soviet Gulag to travel half-way round the globe to join the Free Polish Forces in Scotland. A Paratrooper who...

The Edinburgh Techniques are a set of general learning tools. In this book, the techniques are used for spelling. The secret lies in WHOLEBRAIN LEARNING, i.e using Left and Right Hemisphere together. The results are astonishing. To demonstrate the power of the technique students (including...

Donald Macleod, who is professor at the Free Church College in Edinburgh, looks at the past and present. Written in the form of an exchange of letters between the author and a friend's daughter, it will captivate all those who came to maturity in the Sixties, and act as a reminder of links between...

Messages/information pass from brain to muscles in one fifty thousandth of a second. Anxiety/tension interferes with that process making learning and remembering difficult if not impossible at times. 'Exam nerves' can render the most able student a jibbering wreck. Too much pressure on students creates...

Many authors are taking advantage of the eBook revolution to get their books in front of the public. The problem is that lots of the public can’t see your book. In his book, “How to market eBooks” Royce Kirk covers the basics that all authors of eBooks need to know. This book will start you...

Reading Out Loud Read better than the class average. Reading Out Loud is as easy for beginners and those with learning difficulties as it is for ordinary students who want to improve their reading. It's PRESSURE FREE which relaxes the student allowing him to listen and repeat...

This vivid, bilingual account of the German POW camps of World War II was written by one of Gaeldom's most important bards.

Maraiche nan Cuantan is one of the most well-known songs in the contemporary Gaelic culture of Scotland, and was composed by Floraidh NicPhail from Tiree. Now, for the first time in print, readers have the opportunity to read for themselves the full extent of Floraidh's poetic talents in this exquisite...