Seaflower: books about the Channel Islands

	A FARMER'S VACATION IN 1873 Jersey - Guernsey - Sark by George E. Waring, Jr. A vivid eyewitness account of an American farmer's visit to the Channel Islands almost a century and a half ago. Published 2008 ISBN 978 1903341 43 8 75 pages; £5.00
	CHANNEL FISH - A Book of Fish Cookery from the Channel Islands by Marguerite Paul Our bestselling fish cookery book by Guernseywoman, Marguerite Paul. Second reprint in 2004 ISBN 0 903341 10 8 224 pages; £9.95
	EXOTIC GARDEN PLANTS IN THE CHANNEL ISLANDS by Janine Le Pivert A practical guide to the wealth of unusual plants – over 150 species – that grow so well in the Channel Islands. Full colour throughout. Published 2007 ISBN 978-1-903341-40-7 128 pages; Price £9.95
	ISLAND KITCHEN - A Book of Seasonal Cookery from the Channel Islands by Marguerite Paul Follow-up to ‘Channel Fish’, featuring seasonal produce, local and not-so-local recipes. Reprinted in 2004 ISBN 0 903341 18 3 192 pages; £9.95
	JOHN SKINNER’S VISIT TO THE CHANNEL ISLANDS - August 1827 Edited by John Le Dain Revealing journal of a short-break tourist to Guernsey and Jersey in 1827. ISBN 0 903341 02 7 20 pages; £2.50
	NO CAUSE FOR PANIC - Channel Islands Refugees, 1940-45 by Brian Ahier Read The story of the thousands who evacuated from the islands prior to the arrival of the occupiers. ISBN 0 948578 69 6 160 pages; £6.95
	WILDLIFE OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS by Sue Daly A survey of every aspect of the Natural history of the Channel Islands arranged under six habitat headings, together with a guide to seeing wildlife, all superbly illustrated with 240 colour photographs. ‘I can think of no better introduction to the wildlife of the Channel Islands than this enchanting book.’ – from the Foreword by Lee Durrell ISBN 1 903341 24 8 224 pages; £14.95