Jamaica
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A High Wind in Jamaica
- £25.00
- First published in 1929, The Bas-Thornton children (John, Emily, Edward, Rachel, and Laura) are raised on a plantation in Jamaica at an unspecified time after the emancipation of slaves in the British Empire (1834). It is a time of technological transformation, and sailing ships and steamers coexist on the high…
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A Thief in the Village, and other stories (SIGNED)
- £15.00
- Some moving and atmospheric short stories by James Berry who won the Grand Prix Smarties Prize for his vivid portrayal of children and life in the Caribbean.
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Roots To Reckoning
- £80.00
- This seminal photo-book hows the works of three Jamaican-born British photographers, Neil Kenlock, Armet Francis and Charlie Phillips. Through their striking and moving images, the book traces their own individual journeys as they search for their own identities as black Londoners, as well as the children of Caribbean immigrants.
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Usain Bolt: 9.58: Being the World’s Fastest Man (SIGNED)
- £200.00
- Eight days É É three gold medals É three world records É one amazing reputation firmly established. Usain Bolt's life Ð and the world of sport Ð would never be quite the same again. 16 August 2008 É Beijing, China É the Bird's Nest stadium É 91,000 spectators and an…
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A High Wind in Jamaica
- £25.00
- First published in 1929, The Bas-Thornton children (John, Emily, Edward, Rachel, and Laura) are raised on a plantation in Jamaica at an unspecified time after the emancipation of slaves in the British Empire (1834). It is a time of technological transformation, and sailing ships and steamers coexist on the high…
- Add to basket
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A Thief in the Village, and other stories (SIGNED)
- £15.00
- Some moving and atmospheric short stories by James Berry who won the Grand Prix Smarties Prize for his vivid portrayal of children and life in the Caribbean.
- Add to basket
-
Roots To Reckoning
- £80.00
- This seminal photo-book hows the works of three Jamaican-born British photographers, Neil Kenlock, Armet Francis and Charlie Phillips. Through their striking and moving images, the book traces their own individual journeys as they search for their own identities as black Londoners, as well as the children of Caribbean immigrants.
- Add to basket
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Usain Bolt: 9.58: Being the World’s Fastest Man (SIGNED)
- £200.00
- Eight days É É three gold medals É three world records É one amazing reputation firmly established. Usain Bolt's life Ð and the world of sport Ð would never be quite the same again. 16 August 2008 É Beijing, China É the Bird's Nest stadium É 91,000 spectators and an…
- Add to basket