| You will find a warm welcome at Lodge Books. |
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| The shop is run out of a converted coachman's lodge, attached to a 19th century Georgian house, and is located just a couple of minutes walk from Bridlington's historic Old Town and is also within walking distance of the town's train station and seafront. |
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| As well as selling a wide range of books, we also provide proofreading and publishing services, so if you have already written your own book or are considering doing so, we would be happy to help you put your story into print. |
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| Book Ordering Service |
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| Lodge Books has over 2,000 books on display and many more in storage so we should always have something to suit you. However, if we haven't got the book you want and you are having trouble finding it anywhere, we offer a book ordering service and to date have been very successful in tracking down hard to find and out of print books. |
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| We very much look forward to seeing you. |
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| Trowel and Error |
| by Alan Titchmarsh |
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| Alan Titchmarsh has had a passion for gardening for as long as he can remember. Aged 8, he announced to friends that he was going to be the next Percy Thrower, although he thought it was no more than a dream. |
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| With the magic touch of a best-selling writer, Alan tells his own story from Ilkley Moor to Pebble Mill and to the final realising of his dream of becoming TV's favourite gardener. Along the way, the cast of characters includes everyone from Auntie Ethel to Nelson Mandela and the Queen. |
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| With great charm, humour and passion, this is probably the best story Alan Titchmarsh has ever told. |
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| Lodge Books Publishing - One for the family. |
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| Imagine being able to read a book written by your great great grandfather, a book which tells his own story, a book with your family history in his pictures and words. You cannot do this but now is a good time to make sure your great great grandchildren can. Write your own life story and have it published privately or for public access. You can then buy just one copy, or you can buy an unlimited amount of copies any time you want. Ian Gowland did just this. The cover of Ian's book below shows family pictures on the front and on the back, what motorbike he rides, where he lives, what he likes to drink, his weekly shopping bill and how he communicates. It is a moment in time captured for those who follow him. For someone, someday, your book can be the greatest story ever told. Ian and his family can buy a copy of the book anytime and get enough change out of £10 to buy a drink while they read it. Ask about publishing a gift for those who follow you. |
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