Featuring a charming Jack Russell named Tilly, this series captures the joy and adventures of a dog that spreads happiness wherever she goes. Each tale is beautifully illustrated, making it a delightful children's storybook that celebrates the unique bond between pets and their humans. Through Tilly's adventures, young readers will discover the excitement and warmth that come from sharing life with a loving companion.
The book delves into the personal narratives of those commemorated on the war memorials in Llansteffan and Llanybri, revealing the historical significance of their sacrifices. Drawing from extensive research conducted for a dedicated war memorial website, it provides insights into the lives of these individuals, highlighting their contributions and the impact of war on the local community.
Set in the scenic township of Laugharne, South West Wales, this book commemorates the local heroes who lost their lives in both World Wars. It highlights Laugharne's historical significance as a retreat for high society and military officers, and honors William Fuller, the first Welshman to receive the Victoria Cross during World War I. Through short biographies, the work seeks to preserve the memory of these fallen soldiers, ensuring their contributions to history are not forgotten.
Focusing on the historical significance of Whitland and Lampeter Velfrey, this book commemorates the local men who served and sacrificed their lives in World War One and World War Two. It highlights the town's rich heritage, including its connection to the first Welsh Assembly and the Cistercian Abbey mentioned in the 'Mabinogion.' The narrative is enhanced with photographs of the soldiers and their final resting places, providing a poignant tribute to their memory and the impact of war on the community.
Set in the picturesque town of St. Clears, West Wales, this book honors the sacrifices of local men who lost their lives in both World Wars. It pays tribute not only to the residents of St. Clears but also to those from nearby villages like Meidrim, Trelech, Bancyfelin, and Llangynin. Additionally, it highlights the legacy of two distinguished Fighter Pilots from the Royal Air Force, ensuring their contributions and memories are preserved for future generations.
Focusing on the personal histories of the individuals commemorated on the Kidwelly War Memorial, this book delves into the lives of men who served and fell during both World Wars. It also highlights the stories of other local men who, despite their sacrifices, are not recognized on the memorial. Through these narratives, the book sheds light on the impact of war on the community and preserves the memory of those who served.
Focusing on the historical significance of Llanddowror, this book honors the men from the village who served in the Great War, many of whom were educated in the school established by Gruffydd Jones, a pioneer of modern education. Set in a picturesque location in West Wales, the narrative reflects on the impact of war on the community and the legacy of its young soldiers, who had recently transitioned from classroom to battlefield. The work serves as a poignant tribute to their sacrifices and the village's rich heritage.
