John-Christopher Wolf Books

The Tripods’ rule is complete: the classic alien trilogy and its prequel are now available in a collectible paperback boxed set. In Will’s world, everything is controlled by the Tripods—huge, three-legged machines that descended upon Earth long ago. Most people unquestioningly accept the Tripods’ power, but Will is not most people. Journey with him in this collection of all four books in John Christopher’s beloved classic sci-fi dystopian series, now available as a paperback boxed set. Includes: The White Mountains The City of Gold and Lead The Pool of Fire When the Tripods Came

A short history of the 51 Wren-designed churches in the city of London.

The book captures the pivotal year of 1916 during World War I through a collection of archive photographs. It offers a detailed visual documentation of the events and experiences of that year, presenting an immersive perspective on the war's impact. The series aims to provide historical context and insight into the lives affected by the conflict, highlighting the significance of this year in the broader narrative of the war.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Euston Station has changed and developed over the last century

John Christopher brings together his stunning photography with archive images to tell the story of King's Cross, both above and below street level.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which St Pancras Station has changed and developed over the last century and a half.

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Exploring the evolution of Waterloo Station, this book delves into the lives of commuters and the iconic boat trains that shaped travel. It captures the historical significance of the station, showcasing its transformation over the years and its role in connecting people and places. The narrative highlights key moments and figures associated with the station, revealing its impact on the culture and infrastructure of transportation. Through vivid storytelling, it brings to life the bustling atmosphere and enduring legacy of this transportation hub.

The final year of the Second World War is explored through a captivating collection of old photographs, offering a distinctive perspective on historical events. This visual narrative captures the emotions and realities of that tumultuous time, providing insights into the experiences of individuals and communities. Each image serves as a poignant reminder of the war's impact, making history accessible and relatable.