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An illustrated beginner's guide which shows you how easy it is to grow your own favourite vegetables, fruits and herbs.

To celebrate their 25 anniversary, the British Birdfair, in collaboration with Robert Gillmor, have produced this special book which illustrates their beautifully produced posters – 23 of which were created by Gillmor. The Art of Conservation shows, through the posters, how the Birdfair has grown from a small, local fair into an international, world-acclaimed production. As well as the finished posters, there are various extra artworks by Gillmor, including visuals, sketches and pencil roughs outlining his ideas for the posters.

Set in the high-adrenaline world of competitive show-jumping, this is a tale of love against the odds from a bright new writing talent.     Being a showjumper is all Matt has ever dreamed of. But the glamour of the main ring is a far cry from the hard graft of the stableyard, where Matt must work his way up from the very, very bottom, and sacrifice almost everything to pursue his dreams. But once you're in the ring, it's all worth it. Matt has never known a thrill like it -- until he meets Liz.     Liz is a girl who has it all. She's rich, beautiful and owns the best horse in the country. She and Matt come from different worlds, but in the tight-knit showjumping community, they find themselves thrown closer together. But Liz isn't all that she appears to be.

Each September, thousands of students walk through the doors of University College and Trinity College, Dublin. But when a tragedy befalls her family, it's Tom who proves her best friend - until that is, she discovers his real motivations.