North Highland Publishing: 25 books

This book continues to be in demand. Written in English by a Gaelic-speaking crofter/fisherman from rural Lewis. His first ever book, it makes compulsive reading.

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...

This story illustrates how different faiths can exist in harmony for the good of all. Enjoy the simple message and the beautiful illustrations by Rachael Neville. All funds raised will go to Maureen and Ian's charity ‘Educate the Kids' and will be used to further the hopes and dreams of the children of Utange through Education.

Conquer Times Tables allows your child to learn a Table in a week. How? Using a simple Wholebrain Learning Tool which employs the student’s stronger Right Hemisphere and by making the learning process as stress free as possible, the student learns and remembers the Table with ease. This is followed...

The Edinburgh Techniques are a set of general learning tools. This book combines the 4 eBooks in the 'Conquer series' - Conquer Spelling, Conquer Times Tables, Conquer Reading Out Loud and Conquer Anxiety and Bed-wetting.   It also shows how to use the core learning technique to learn...

Donald MacAulay, originally from the island of Great Bernera, Lewis, published his first and only volume of Gaelic poetry titled Seòbhrach as a Chloich in 1967. He is a master of his art and this new and long awaited volume brings together a selection of previous poems from that volume as well...

A unique 'Royal ragout' flavoured with marvellous photographs, to be dipped into, treasured and, above all, used. With favourite recipes and personal memories of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother from Her friends, members of Her Household, present-day employees of the Castle, and Patrons and Friends of the Castle of Mey.

The Life and Sins of a Crofter’s Son is a down to earth, entertaining, poignant and humorous account of a life well lived and a journey that begins and continues in the Highlands. Whether it was life serving in the RAF, the London Metropolitan police or his return to his roots, this story...

Donald has helped me to become mentally stronger and more balanced and consistent in my mental preparation, even in high stress situations. He has taught me to avoid negative thoughts and form positive images, taking positive lessons from all situations. Ben Kilner (Olympic and World Cup snowboarder)...

This collection of poems by Christopher Whyte is finely crafted and well worth having on your bookshelf. The author taught Scottish literature at the University of Glasgow for many years, and now lives and writes full-time in Budapest, Hungary. He has also written four novels in English. This new collection was published in October 2009.

This is an unusual book. Derrick McClure, with his usual robust and accomplished style provides Scots versions of Sorley MacLean's Dàin do Eimhir. The book will be a source of delight to readers and speakers of the Scots and Gaelic languages worldwide, wherein they can exclusively view Scots...