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Welcome to the Undiscovered Scotland bookshop, where you can buy a wide selection of books, maps, CDs and DVDs, the majority of which are on Scottish subjects, through our association with Amazon.co.uk

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Featured Items

Book CoverThe Scottish Islands: Hamish Haswell-Smith (2 Oct 2008). Subtitled A Comprehensive Guide to Every Scottish Island, this truly magnificent book is an updated and revised edition of the 1996 classic. Now in colour and 25% larger, this is the definitive reference to the Scottish islands, and one of the best Scottish books on any subject you'll ever see.
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Book CoverThe Castles of Scotland (Hardcover) by Martin Coventry (21 Sep 2006). The superb 4th Edition of this classic book is the culmination of 15 years' research, and is the most comprehensive and complete reference about Scottish castles available. It covers well over 3000 castles, mansions and historic houses, all alphabetically organised.
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Book CoverThe Rob Roy Way: Sir David Steel (Foreword), Jacquetta Megarry (15 Sep 2006). Robust, waterproof, comprehensive and enjoyable: an essential companion for anyone wanting to tackle the Rob Roy Way, a new long-distance walk from Drymen to Pitlochry. It runs for 79 miles along some of Scotland's finest lochs and glens.
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Book CoverThe Kingdom of MacBrayne (Hardcover) by Donald E. Meek (14 Sep 2006). This beautifully produced and fascinating book tells the story of David MacBrayne, his ships and his company, his predecessors, rivals and successors.
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Book CoverBorders: Buildings of Scotland: Pevsner Buildings of Scotland (7 Feb 2006). This is the ninth volume of the Pevsner Architectural Guides to the Buildings of Scotland, and it makes a fascinating addition to the bookshelf of anyone with an interest in Scotland's buildings or in the Borders.
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Book CoverSunset Song (Paperback) by Lewis Grassic Gibbon (2 Mar 2006). Divided between her love of the land and the harshness of farming life, young Chris Guthrie finally decides to stay in the rural community of her childhood.
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Book CoverWalking with Murder: On the Kidnapped Trail: Ian Nimmo (July 31, 2005). A fascinating in-depth examination of the Appin Murder and of the route taken by the fugitives in Robert Louis Stevenon's novel Kidnapped. What makes Ian Nimmo's account so interesting is that he explores the kidnapped route across Scotland as it was after the '45, as he found it forty years ago, and as it is today.
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