Dolman Scott Publishing: 40 books

It’s the height of summer and Harry’s feeling the heat. So he scurries off to the frog pond where he hops with Melissa the frog into the garden gnome’s little sailing boat. Hauling aboard a lily leaf for a sail, they set off on a voyage across the pond – but the wind catches their sail and...

These are the heartwarming and humorous adventures of little Harry Hailstorm – whose mum Henrietta Woodmouse named him after the stormy, snowy weather the day he and his brothers and sisters were born. As Harry leaves the nest and roams the garden of Apple Tree Cottage he gets into all sort of scrapes...

This is a book to help you learn to play the piano. It is not a 'Learn the Piano in Ten Easy Lessons' tutor - plenty of those exist - but an adventure introducing you to the world of music and stirring your imagination. Beginning with simple pieces, as you are fed with more knowledge the compositions...

I am living in a time of wonders. Beliefs about the limits of human potential are changing. Fifty years ago when I was a young man I doubt if I would have had the ability to write this book. I could not have worked out for myself the miracle of what it is to be human, the unlimited nature of...

Israel relies for its survival on its lucrative arms trade and American military support. Meanwhile, the Palestinians suffer poverty and destitution as an occupied nation. Indeed, without vast international financial support the Palestinians would face starvation. Any solution is impossible while...

Oliver Hill was, and is, a maverick. Born to an Establishment South African family – his father was an Anglo director – his future was pre-determined; a top school (Bishops), a first class degree at Wits University, on to Oxford, and then the steady climb up the Anglo-American corporate ladder.However,...

This publication is expected to provide insights into the present water supply and sanitation in rural Kenya by identifying potential cost-effective sources of community water supply systems; determining the current water demand and assessing the capacity of existing water supplies; recommending possible...

It’s a frosty Christmas morning and Harry can’t wait to pick up his chums Norman the Newt and Malcolm the Mole and take them round for a slap up lunch at his mum’s. Excited they arrive at Mrs Woodmouse’s house licking their lips at the sight of the delicious Christmas pudding that’s cooling...

This is the story of over 260 young lads from the Knutsford, Cheshire area who never returned from the Great War. The story of each man has been researched including the use of regimental war diaries telling the story of how they met their end.

Set in Victorian London, The Analyst follows a trail of intrigue in a realistic period setting reflecting a 'modern' scientific society that still drags a dark underside of squalid desolation. It tells of a grim struggle -- a tragedy -- of a man's sanity slipping away, gradually deteriorating to the...

In 1966, aged 21, Lorraine developed panic attacks and suffered greatly for a number of years. Once recovered, she began to offer help to those suffering as she had. After a few years of helping sufferers her personal approach to recovery began to form. More years passed and as she adapted her techniques...

"This publication is expected to provide insights into the present water supply and sanitation in rural Kenya by identifying potential cost-effective sources of community water supply systems; determining the current water demand and assessing the capacity of existing water supplies; recommending...