Collection: Large Print ANF

The first geological map of anywhere in the world was made by William Smith. It was not until 1829 that his genius was realised. Written by the author of The Surgeon of Crowthorne, this is an extraordinary tale of the father of modern geology.

From moody Omaha teenager to method-trained star with the face of a poet to eccentric recluse in his later years, this book offers a penetrating look at Brando's evolving persona and legendary roles.

This semi-autobiographical book provides an entertaining social history of a community belonging to Wigan's past.

This text tells the story of the author's country boyhood in the 1920s and '30s. It was a time when the village was separated from Exeter by green fields, in which it was possible for the young to wander freely and safely.

John Ainley's autobiography describes life in Tanganyika during a period when the British were the dominant European power, having been mandated to run the country after World War One.

Any garden requires weekly love and attention to keep it in shape, and this practical guide to the gardening year discusses month by month what jobs can be tackled over a weekend, and what plants look best at each time of year.

The songs in this book were the ones soldiers actually sang - on the march, in the dug-outs and trenches, amidst the carnage of the battlefield. Each song is introduced by Max Arthur, giving its historical background.