Bøker av Brian Lee

color book for kids 8-1250 flower, 100 pageFlowers are depicted in detail

Harry and his friends try to navigate life through a never ending maze of ridiculousness as he simultaneously has to cope with the love of his life marrying. Maya, My Girlfriend is a humorous novel written without any desire to make you smarter or more self-aware or prepared to take on the world. And that's good because it doesn't.

Our coloring book reveals Gods's wonderful creation of trees. All tree in our environment produces oxygen in order for humans and animals to survive on planet earth. In particular, fruit trees provides us with nourishment for our daily lives. Although these trees are not the original grand trees found in the center of Garden of Eden, such as the "Tree of Knowledge", and the "Tree of Life". Nevertheless, the illustrator Akshaya Deep Singhal, firmly discover various fruit shapes and sizes which children and adult will enjoy coloring.....Throughout this coloring book superior designs of various levels of fruits are printed to avoid bleed through. Marshall and Lee allows colorers to utilize markers while learning about different structures of wild fruit that are important to our daily lives and diets no matter where we live in the world.Cultural Fruits serves as an artistic learning tool for both children and adults who enjoy relieving stress and encouraging creativity through coloring.

In The Scams, Scandals and Gambles of Horseracing in Wales, Brian Lee, the veteran and highly regarded Welsh racing correspondent has, for the first time, compiled a comprehensive collection of true stories that reveals Welsh racing's most notorious crooks, loveable rouges and most infamous scams.

FOLLOWING the success of Yesterday's Cardiff, Brian Lee has returned, accompanied by his daughter Amanda Harvey, to take the reader on a further pictorial journey through the Cardiff of yesteryear.

A postcard from Cardiff

Yesterday's Cardiff

A history of Cardiff's vanished docklands

A collection of images and captions

A history of Butetown and Cardiff Docks