Steeple Chasing by Peter RossSteeple Chasing is a book about "church crawling" which John Betjeman said, "leads you to the remotest and quietest corners[and] introduces you to the history of England in stone, wood and glass". Reading this book tells you that Peter Ross feels this very strongly. It's not a book describing a single journey, instead Ross makes trips the length and breadth of the UK, visiting churches and holy sites. Its a great book that celebrates churches for

the context of its making

from the eleventh century to the sixteenth century

are matched with stunning photographs by Shropshire’s Geoff Taylor

who has captured the landscapes that drew out the words

include 5 peg people and removable roof

Nicky's reflections on the Sermon on the Mount are shared with his familiar mix of humor and wisdom

Foulkes addressed the crowd: 'You may in me see what sin is

But it also has places that are still wild – hills where heather and bracken cling to the rocks while peewits call overhead and strange rock formations jut to the sky

500 images of ballerinas

unpainted so showing their beautiful natural wood grain - perfect for little hands

Simon Evans

Squeeze the bird to hear an authentic recording of a Green Woodpecker