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Hats
Off by Jason Bell
includes a 2-page photo of Dougray
by Brian Pendreigh
The further adventures of the Trainspotters and their fellow
travellers. Includes Sean Connery, Dougray Scott, Ewan
McGregor and more.
by Brian Pendreigh
Ewan McGregor - Dougray's pal and best man at his wedding.
Pendreigh brings fans the story of this young man from Scotland,
from his boyhood days acting in church plays to his current
success.
The Scot
Pack
Ewan McGregor
a
by Mangus Mills
One of Dougray's favorite books. A well-written glimpse
into the life of 3 fence builders and their adventures in
Scotland and England. One reader refers to it as 'Dilbert meets
Beelzebub'. Absolutely hysterical!
Another favorite of Dougray's. Owen is a dwarfish boy with a strange voice
who accidentally kills his best friend's mom with a baseball and
believes he is an instrument of God, to be redeemed by
martyrdom. Irving's novel, inspired the 1998 Jim Carrey movie Simon
Birch.
The Restraint of Beasts
A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving
a
by Marion Zimmer Bradley
The Arthurian tale as told from Morgain's (Morgan le Fay)
perspective. Bradley wonderfully weaves in the Celtic roots of
Arthur and the introduction of Christianity. Far better than the
TV-movie!
A big hit with
Dougray Scott fans! On holiday in the Scottish Highlands in
1945, Clare Randall walks through a stone circle - and into a
violent skirmish taking place in 1743. She becomes marooned amid
passion, violence, superstition and shifting allegiances.
The Mists of Avalon
Outlander by
Diana
Gabaldon
a
The 2nd book in the Outlander series by Diana
Gabaldon. It's now 1968, and Claire has returned to Inverness,
Scotland with her daughter. Her husband is dead and she's
looking for a way to tell Brianna who her real father is.
Book 3 in the Outlander series. The story opens in
1746, on the battlefield of Culloden, where Scotland's dream of
winning independence from England has just been brutally crushed.
Dragonfly in Amber
Voyager by Diana Gabaldon
a
Book 4 in the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon. Set
in pre- Revolutionary War America. Passionate... remarkable--a
mix of history, fantasy, romance and unabashedly ribald
storytelling.
Book 5 in the Outlander series. Claire
Fraser and her adult children must choose whether to stay in
eighteenth-century North Carolina, or return through the stones
to twentieth-century Scotland, from whence they came.
Drums of Autumn
The Fiery Cross
a
by Forbes MacGregor
A beautifully crafted story about the relationship between a man
and Bobby, his Skye Terrier. The loyalty and friendship between
the two is remarkable, it will bring tears to your eyes and joy
to your heart.
by James Cash
As every golfer knows, golf was invented in Scotland. At last
the secret history of golf is revealed. It was invented by
witches! In this romp through history the book describes the
first golf shot by a shepherd, observed by his faithful dog; the
YIK tournament, and more.
Greyfriars
Bobby: The Real Story at Last
Playing
Through the Rough
a
by Fitzroy MacLean A lavishly illustrated tie-in to the 1995
PBS-television documentary of the same name recounts the
history, clans, and culture of the Scottish Highlands.
by G. Black
George Fraser Black, Ph.D., compiled this listing of Scottish
surnames from public and other records of Scotland throughout
the centuries.
Highlanders:
a history ofthe Scottish Clans
Surnames of Scotland
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Discover the Highland wilderness and heather-
covered Lowland hills, beautiful coastline and vast lochs,
medieval castles and vibrant cities with this fully updated
guide to all things Scottish.
by Damien
Noonan This book contains over 300 original
color photographs and maps and has been carefully deisgned for
easy access and convenient use.
