When Rhodri and Rhys report that there's a note on Mike the Milk's fridge reading 'Prince of Wales, MBE', Nelson and all the other animals assume that Mike's in line for a medal from the Queen! But when the nosy rats go missing from Pont-y-Cary Dairy early next morning, Nelson is concerned - they must have gone to London.

A biography of one of Welsh rugby's much-missed stars Ray Gravell. It contains chapters on: Early life and family roots, school, the game: Grav on glories of rugby, Stradey & the Scarlets, precious family: Mari and the girls, and Wales - playing for one's country, performing & broadcasting, seeing the world, illness, friendship and sustenance.

Suitable for fans of ghostly fables and sinister stories, this work presents a compilation of eerie tales.

Megan's reputation as a detective is on the line, and her list of unsolved cases is growing - a missing pantomime script to locate, foul play at the Llanafan Dog Show and the appearance of mysterious carvings in the village to name just a few. With pushy Zoe to cope with, and the end of term disco only weeks away, she must keep her wits about her.

A delightful picture book exploring the grandparent/grandchild bond.

Named as Britain's first designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', the Gower Peninsula has long held a special place in the hearts of many. This book celebrates this iconic stretch of coastline. It explores the history of his native area through a series of short essays.

When heavyweight boxer Tommy Farr travelled to New York in 1937 to take on World Champion Joe Louis, many predicted he'd be knocked out in the first round. But, by the end of the bout, he'd won the respect of boxing fans worldwide and booked his place in boxing history. This title looks at the six week period leading up to the fight.

A delightful seaside tale of a special friendship between two rather unusual friends - Duck (a shelduck) and Starfish.

Presents a 'best of' list connected to Welsh rugby from a great line-up of contributors, including Wales stars Stephen Jones and Shane Williams, Welsh rugby legends Gareth Edwards, JPR and Jonathan Davies, along with international names such as Warren Gatland, Josh Lewsey and Philippe Sella.

It is 1940, the first hot summer of the War. In the mining valleys north of Cardiff, Robert, Freddo and Aldo escape the day to day drudgery of rationing and blackouts with a carefree afternoon swim in the old abandoned quarry. When there's news that Italy might be joining the War as a German ally, Reg wastes no time in turning on Aldo and Freddo.

Nelson's got 'retirement'. It's not an illness, just something which happens to old carthorses at the end of their career. But when Nelson's boss, Mike the Milk, has problems with his new milk float, crossword expert Nelson finds himself called out of retirement to head off an environmental disastor.

Offers an account of Tony Cottey's career as a professional sportsman, both on the football and cricket pitches. This book looks back over his time with Swansea City Football Club and Glamorgan and Sussex County Cricket Clubs. It assesses his successes and shortcomings both as a player and a person.

Huw, from Wales, and Marcus, from Dublin meet whilst in on holiday with their families in County Cork, Ireland. It turns out they're identical to each other - 'the perfect spit' - even their mums can't tell them apart. So they hatch a plan to do a swap.

Wales is another country. This title celebrates various things that makes it so. It offers an informed and entertaining insight to the place-names of Wales.

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A comprehensive dictionary of the meanings and derivations of Welsh place-names. It deals with most of the place-names of Wales as well as prominent features of the landscape. It provides the evidence of historical forms and dates, identify the etymological elements, comment on the derivation, and meaning and linguistic development.

A celebration of a century and more of sport at St Helen's, Swansea.

The Wolf is living in his new home next to Nain. But when he sits on the harbour wall and looks out to sea, he feels that something is missing - the friendship of other wolves. Finding them will mean a long sea voyage, not easy for a lone stowaway, especially when he's thrown overboard with only a seagull for company.

When Gwion begins his task of stirring a magic potion for Ceridwen the Witch, he has no idea of the danger ahead, nor any inkling that one day he will be famous for magic of his own.