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Books of the Week - August 2007

Sweethearts
by Emma Blair
The death of their father throws Lexa and Cordelia into both emotional and financial turmoil. Later, with the failure of their Glasgow greengrocer’s shop they must also find a different way to earn a living. And in 1937 it’s still very much a man’s world…



Diana: the portrait
by Rosalind Coward
Written with the full cooperation of the late Princess’s estate, this book tells Diana’s story through her own words, and the words of people, both famous and unknown. Beautifully designed, it is lavishly illustrated with many photographs.

Fatal burn
by Lisa Jackson
The police don't believe Shannon Flannery when she says someone is out there, watching her, trying to kill her. The only person on her side is Travis Settler. The former Special Forces agent is convinced Shannon's dark past has something to do with the disappearance of his daughter, Dani - a child whose connection to Shannon is just the beginning of a nightmare...

Trees that shaped the world
by Tom Petherick
This groundbreaking new book is a detailed and beautifully photographed study of the extraordinary impact of trees on our lives and our surroundings in the past, present and future. In the starkest terms, without trees human life could not survive - they are vital in maintaining the balance of climate and the fragile ecosystems of our planet. Trees provide us with building materials, fuel, food, medicine, shade and protection from the elements. Trees are also the link between the earth and the sky, and for centuries have been revered in many cultures for their links with the past and their spiritual associations. The six chapters in the book look at a different climate zone from the arctic north to the tropical south, describing the native trees in their natural habitat, their relationship and importance to man over the centuries and the part they will play in the future.

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