No Pie, No Priest : A Journey through the Folk Sports of Britain by Harry Pearson

No Pie, No Priest : A Journey through the Folk Sports of Britain by Harry PearsonWriter Harry Pearson takes a warm and witty journey around Britain in pursuit of the lost folk sports that somehow still linger on in the glitzy era of the Premier League and Sky Sports to find out how and why they have survived and to meet the characters who keep them going. When Victorian public schoolmasters and Oxbridge educated gentlemen were taming football, codifying cricket, bringing the values of muscular Christianity to the boxing ring and

As Saveur declared

a beautiful large grey spider

and personal accounts from North Vietnamese

Owl Babies author Martin Waddell tells the story of Neligan's pig - who's feeling very hot and bothered

how will the Earl ever get to the bottom of the disappearance of the castle's most precious occupant

He has hired ex Special Forces hard men to snatch the ISIS killers from the desert and transport them halfway across the world to the vast wilderness of his American estate

tickling panda's tummy and looking for details in the artwork to reflect your baby's ability to spot fine details and respond to basic questions

Trash piles up on the streets

a journey in the footsteps of our ancestors

fierce intelligence and fighting spirit to become

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Face them at your peril