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The Romance Tartan mini notebook is made from genuine tartan cloth and its soft shades of purple, blue and pink suggest the gentle natural beauty of a Scottish sunset. This is one of Kinloch Anderson's house tartans and part of Waverley's Scottish Traditions range. This mini notebook contains a retractable pen and an inner note holder at the back.

This Dress Tartan mini real cloth tartan notebook with pen is part of the Scottish Traditions series. Many dress tartans adopted a white stripe in the sett to signify the difference of wearing a tartan for an occasion, or celebration. This is one of Kinloch Anderson's house tartans ranges.

The Hunting Tartan mini notebook comes with a pen, and is made from genuine tartan cloth and is a Kinloch Anderson house tartan. It is part of the Scottish Traditions series. Hunting tartans adopt darker greens and browns to blend in with the Scottish landscape.

This Heather Tartan mini-format real cloth tartan notebook, with pen, is part of the Scottish Traditions series. Its small size is ideal for a pocket or a bag. Famed for its hardiness and beauty on Scottish hills in autumn, heather is one of Scotland's best-known native plants.

This Black and White Tartan pocket real cloth tartan notebook is part of the Scottish Traditions series and was designed because black and white is a popular tartan to wear for weddings and celebrations. Black grouse, capercaillie, puffins, the Black Isle are part of Scotland's natural landscape.

The Thistle Tartan pocket real cloth tartan notebook celebrates the thistle - the emblem and flower of Scotland. The colours are two shades of dark purple, dark green, turquoise, burgundy and charcoal. This pocket notebook contains a bookmark and map of Scotland, and an inner note holder at the back.

This Castle Grey Tartan pocket real cloth tartan notebook is part of the Scottish Traditions series. It has four shades of grey with a red and white overcheck to represent the grey stone and colour of Edinburgh castle. This is one of Kinloch Anderson's house tartans range.

The Romance Tartan pocket notebook is made from genuine tartan cloth and its soft shades of purple, blue and pink suggest the gentle colours of a Scottish fine summer sunset. This is one of Kinloch Anderson's house tartans and part of Waverley's Scottish Traditions range.

The Rowanberry Tartan pocket notebook celebrates Scotland's rowan tree which is famed for its hardiness and ability to survive in the mountains, and its long interesting history. In Scotland it is called rudha-an, meaning 'red one'. This is one of Kinloch Anderson's house tartans and part of Waverley's Scottish Traditions range.

The Hunting Tartan Pocket notebook is made from genuine tartan cloth and is a Kinloch Anderson house tartan, part of the Scottish Traditions series. Hunting tartans adopt darker greens and browns to blend in with the Scottish landscape.This pocket notebook contains a bookmark and map of Scotland, and an inner note holder at the back.

This Dress Tartan pocket real cloth tartan notebook is part of the Scottish Traditions series. Many dress tartans adopted a white stripe in the sett to signify the difference of wearing a tartan for an occasion, or celebration. This tartan combines the elegance of navy, burgundy, moss green, black and white.

This Heather Tartan pocket real cloth tartan notebook is part of the Scottish Traditions series. Famed for its hardiness and beauty on Scottish hills in autumn, heather is one of Scotland's best-known native plants. This is one of Kinloch Anderson's house tartans range.

Splash! We splash when we help with the washing up. We splash when we jump in the paddling pool. We splash in the rain, in puddles! This small book for young children explores the word 'splash', and the actions and sounds connected with it.

Sing! We sing in the bath! The birds sing! We sing when we are bored. We all sing together happily. This small book is illustrated in lovely colours and explores singing, and how we can sing to learn and have fun.

Run! Run with the wind behind you. Run in the race at school. Watch the rain run down the windowpane. Watch Mr Hogg run after his dog. Quick! Run! This second book in the First Steps series explores the different meanings of the word 'run'.

Oops! Fell over! Oops as the tower of building bricks fell down! Oops! Spilled some water. Oops! Never mind! This 32 page book explores the idea that things don't always go to plan, but teaches a young child not to worry too much about little mishaps.

Jump! A kangeroo jumps and so does a frog! You can jump over a puddle, or jump on a trampoline, or jump into the pool! Just bend your knees and jump! This small book explores the idea of how things jump - including us. The First Steps series has 12 books. Each book is engagingly illustrated and explores pre-school early-learning topics.

Smile when you need a little sunshine. Smile when you ask for something and remember to say 'please'. Smile to say thank you, that was very kind. This small colourful book has lovely illustrations and explores the idea of smiling and being polite to others.

This colourful fun book helps children learn how to do things alone. Well done! Try to get dressed alone - well done! Tidy your things away - well done! Help to make a cake- well done! This small book encourages children to do things alone or to help others.

Sshh! The dog is barking - sshh! The baby is sleeping - sshh! We are making loud music - sshh! This small book for children encourages them to understand when they can be noisy - and when they need to be quiet.

Look! See people hurrying with suitcases. See the train and the guard. See the waves and the sea. See the big city buildings. See the birds up high. This small book encourages young children to look around them and to learn by observing.

Hide! The dog hides when it's time for his bath. We hide from mum's friends because we are shy. The tortoise has a shell so it can hide. Quick, hide! This small book for children explores the different ways we can hide objects and hide ourselves.

Listen! Listen to the birds and trees! Listen in the park and in the street! Listen! What a lot there is to hear! This small book explores the idea of paying attention to our surroundings. The First Steps series has 12 books. Each book is engagingly illustrated and explores pre-school early-learning topics.

Stop! Stop when you reach the road. Stop when you've eaten enough. Stop spinning when you get dizzy. Stop! This small book explores the idea of how and when we should stop, with a little help.

When a ghost ship is spotted on the horizon one spring evening, bookseller Eleanor Mace decides to investigate the myths and legends of the Devon seaside town where she runs her bookshop. Her investigation leads her to the heart of a mystery with a difference, with romantic, witty twists along the way.

Despite a new life running a quirky bookshop in Devon, Eleanor finds she is still unsettled. In this first story of the series Eleanor is goes in search of an old flame in France to brighten her future but will she find happiness there? The sequel finds Eleanor back in Devon, for A Summer of Surprises.

Two witty novellas: In French Kisses, Rachel is living in France with her family when her love-rat husband runs off with a dance teacher, leaving Rachel to transform their home into a guest house. In A London Affair, Kate leaves home for a job in a London deli and soon finds herself at the centre of a delicatessen dating adventure.

By comic world legends Alan Grant and Cam Kennedy, this colourful, exciting book tells Stevenson's classic story for today's audience. John Utterson notices that his friend, Dr Henry Jekyll, has been acting very strangely. As he investigates, Utterson uncovers a terrifying and horrific story.

Bound in real Isle of Skye tartan Scottish cloth supplied by Kinloch Anderson, this hardback notebook is 21 x 13cm, with 192pp pages - each spread has left blank, right ruled. Has stained edges, ribbon marker, bookmark and inner note holder.

The rich brown and oranges of this genuine Buchanan Reproduction tartan cloth large notebook from Waverley Scotland contains 192 pages and is hardback.