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The edition offers a fresh perspective on the classic Rambles Round Glasgow, highlighting its vivid descriptions of the city's landscapes and historical landmarks. Readers can expect to explore the rich cultural heritage and diverse neighborhoods of Glasgow through detailed narratives. The book also includes maps and illustrations, enhancing the journey through the city's scenic routes and hidden gems. This updated version aims to engage both new visitors and those familiar with Glasgow's charm.

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the story follows fifteen-year-old Adam, who lives harmoniously in the woods with fellow escapees from collapsed city-states, inspired by First Nations teachings. However, a sinister threat emerges as children go missing and communities face destruction. As Adam and his friends investigate, they uncover a shocking truth that challenges their understanding of safety and justice. This engaging adventure concludes Hugh MacDonald's trilogy, delving into themes of community, restorative justice, and environmental stewardship.

The book offers the first English translation of Bizet's letters and journals written during his time in Italy, providing unique insights into his experiences and creative process. Accompanied by explanatory texts from a leading authority on Bizet, it enriches the reader's understanding of the composer's life and music, making it a valuable resource for both fans and scholars.

Designed as a resource for opera lovers, opera professionals, and music students, this book provides a guide to Saint-Saens's twelve operas and a variety of other stage works for those who are curious to know more. It will enhance listeners' experience of recordings of Saint-Saens, which are enjoying increased popularity as his centenary approaches.