Sarah Woodcock Knihy

The book explores the historical significance of a house in Liverpool that served as the home and studio of photographer Edward Chambré Hardman and his wife Margaret from 1947 to 1988. It highlights the studio and darkroom where Hardman's iconic photographs were created, showcasing portraits of Liverpool's residents and the surrounding landscapes. These images reflect a bygone era of prosperity when Liverpool was a vital link to the British Empire, capturing the essence of post-war daily life and the city's rich cultural heritage.

Highlighting the National Trust's exceptional collection of historic sites, this guidebook serves as both a practical companion for visitors and a memorable keepsake. It offers insights into the finest buildings, gardens, parks, and coastlines managed by the Trust, allowing readers to prepare for their experience and enhance their visit.

Reggie's Best Week Ever! is the first story about Reggie, a young rat who is on a mission to convince everyone that rats can be good friends and are not like they always seem to be portrayed in stories or on the TV