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The autobiography of one of the World''s leading Welsh Cob Breeders. A fascinating insight into the life of Ifor Lloyd. Welsh cobs are world famous. Ifor details some of his dealings; showing and exporting animals to far flung lands and the challenges of making a living as a breeder.

The story of Nevern from Neolithic times to the present day, told by a well-known Pembrokeshire historian. 30 black-and-white photographs and one map.

A unique and invaluable reference book for learners and Welsh speakers alike on the intricacies of modern colloquial and idiomatic Welsh, it includes guidance on pronunciation, idioms, proverbs, dialects, slang and swear words with extensive reference to modern Welsh writing throughout. An updated version of Dweud eich Dweud (Gomer, 2001).

A collection of short stories and poems for Welsh learners.

When a magical hourglass appears in his cottage, the Bwbach predicts there''s trouble on the way. His fears are confirmed with the arrival of a tall wizard in his red cloak, accompanied by his assistant, Colin the Coblyn. The Bwbach realises he must rally the troops of magical creatures of the Houses of Ffagan to protect his best friend, Mari.

When Caitlin discovers a dog on the banks of Wales'' most sneaky river, she enters a world of spying, double-talk and mystery. Can Caitlin, who isn''t very old, save the world, help the dog and rescue parrots, pigeons and people from an indescribably dangerous threat? As Christmas approaches and the decorations go up in her mum and dad''s café,...

The third amusing diary of librarian Blodwen Jones who continues to suffer many personal and professional misfortunes. The last in a popular series for Welsh Learners, adapted for level Sylfaen learners, with useful notes and glossary footnotes.

In this book, celebrity cook Beca Lyne-Pirkis focuses on the military community, both past and present, and how food has become a way of keeping them going, both physically and mentally. She also explores how military food has been influenced by different cultures as well as by times of war and peace. This includes a mix of history, facts and...

Cardiff in 1878 is grimy, crowded and grey, and Ellen dreams of escaping her dreary life as a domestic for the sea. But when she falls in love with Samuel she is able to fulfil her destiny by running away with him. Life at sea is brutal and dangerous, and when circumstances bring her home the hardships of working class life and racism begin to...

A book for Welsh learners, Advanced Level (Uwch). There has been a three-car crash on the back-roads of rural Wales one dark night. But what joins the driver''s of these vehicles, and how did they end up here?

A book for Welsh learners, Intermediate Level. A light-hearted novel about a man who falls in love with his Welsh tutor. Liam is the newby in his Welsh language class, and before long he starts to develop feelings for his tutor, Liz....

Suicide is the official cause of death when a body is found on a secluded part of the Anglesey coastline. DI John has his suspicions and believes that hidden forces are at work. Police deception, domestic violence, injustice and suspicious deaths - following Y Milwr Coll, this is the next case for maverick policeman DI John from Anglesey.

Charlie Pritchard was a big name on the Welsh rugby scene in the years preceding the First World War, playing locally for Newport and Wales. During this time he started collecting rugby shirts from across the globe, which now offer a unique and accessible insight into the sport''s history, which is told here from the perspective of a passionate...

Level Sylfaen adaption of the sequel to Blodwen Jones''s humorous diary. Blodwen is still looking for love, and still has a pet goat! This edition has been adapted to match the Amdani series for Welsh learners.

Forced to leave her family home in the Towy Valley, 17 year old Margaret Lewis travels with her parents to take up a new life in South Africa. After her father''s death, Margaret and her friend run the dilapidated farm, but soon fall into the web of secrets and deception surrounding the property. A gripping coming-of-age novel set against the...

Born in 1965 in a Pontypridd shed, Groggs are unique sculptures, conceived and created by a small family business in South Wales. A Grand Slam of Groggs tells the story of these characters'' origins and the family whose lives they changed, from their early days, celebrating the Golden Era of Welsh rugby, to the present day range of...

When his younger brother enlists in the Great War, Owen Humphreys feels duty-bound to enlist as well, leaving his family and his pregnant fiance behind. Months later, news arrives that both Owen and his brother have been killed. But what happens when Owen returns to his family home after being released from hospital, and what secrets will be revealed... -- Gwasg Gomer

A book for Welsh learners, Entry Level. -- Gwasg Gomer

The life-story of the British mainlands finest mountain through Jim Perrin's words. -- Gwasg Gomer

Andrew Green chooses the hundred most significant objects in Welsh history. Wales in 100 Objects brings history to life, evoking key moments in Wales' past through tangible, physical artefacts. -- Gwasg Gomer

A collection of highlights from the Kyffin Williams Trust lecture series. -- Gwasg Gomer

Clint is a decent kid, and thinks he might even be able to convince his teachers of that until an accident gets him expelled. Unable to face the death of his father, his emotionally distant, grieving mother, and a last-resort school for "troubled kids," Clint runs away. -- Gwasg Gomer