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The Stillness of Time Travel - BRILLIANT NEW BOOK!
The Stillness of Time Travel - fabulous new book by A.J.Maddicott - A gripping adventure of grown up proportion for those who crave a real traditional deep and exciting yarn! Make time to read it today! Three friends, two enemies, one diamond. Benedict Tempest had read in the history books about the theft of the world's most famous diamond, the Star of Banhavgarh, from the British Museum in 1861. What he didn't know was that he was responsible for its disappearance. A breathtaking adventure with cheek-tingling thrills and more twists and turns than a plate of spaghetti, this book contains man-eating tigers, hordes of rats, fearsome warriors, ferocious dogs and worse. If you're wondering what could possibly be worse than these things, twelve year old Benedict is about to find out.
Read the amazing reviews on Amazon...5 Stars...all of them so far....
"I think the fact it's 3.50am when I am writing this review explains it all. What a book. I have just finished it and felt I had to mention what an incredible read it is. It is an epic novel. The reader can't help but be transported, and the feeling that I have been on an epic journey with the characters is something I've only experienced before in the Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. It's very original, which is itself so refreshing at a time when there is so much similar fiction out there. Its appearance is also perfect and it takes all the attention on my shelf, much to the disappointment of Eragon. While exciting, the book is also very funny, particularly because of the humour and chemistry between the main three characters which is far beyond that in any other novel I've read. I feel I should also mention what must be the most intense and most relentless action scene ever (and the reason I don't feel tired at all). A.J. Madicott manages to build up the tension again and again, culminating in an awesome face off between the main character, Benedict, and the villain. Thank you to the author for creating something unforgettable. I can safely say that if 'The Stillness of Time Travel' does not become famous I will eat all of my books......... except this one :) "
Read the amazing reviews on Amazon...5 Stars...all of them so far....
"I think the fact it's 3.50am when I am writing this review explains it all. What a book. I have just finished it and felt I had to mention what an incredible read it is. It is an epic novel. The reader can't help but be transported, and the feeling that I have been on an epic journey with the characters is something I've only experienced before in the Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. It's very original, which is itself so refreshing at a time when there is so much similar fiction out there. Its appearance is also perfect and it takes all the attention on my shelf, much to the disappointment of Eragon. While exciting, the book is also very funny, particularly because of the humour and chemistry between the main three characters which is far beyond that in any other novel I've read. I feel I should also mention what must be the most intense and most relentless action scene ever (and the reason I don't feel tired at all). A.J. Madicott manages to build up the tension again and again, culminating in an awesome face off between the main character, Benedict, and the villain. Thank you to the author for creating something unforgettable. I can safely say that if 'The Stillness of Time Travel' does not become famous I will eat all of my books......... except this one :) "
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John Shuttleworth - Dandelion & Burdock
zhlédnutí 43KPřed 13 lety
John Shuttleworth classic - poignant look at the past with the usual tongue in cheek humour that Graham Fellows does so well! Crich Tram Museum, Black Jacks, Sturmey Archer gears are all mentioned....just watch out for those Jaspers...(they're wasps if you didn't know....ooph!) . Look out for John on tour soon - A Man with No More Rolls...(Oct 2010)
John Shuttleworth - Betty Turpin
zhlédnutí 33KPřed 14 lety
The inimitable John Shuttleworth at his best - an ode to Betty Turpin no less!
Stoke-on-Trent Oatcake Shop SOS
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 16 lety
Save the Hanley HOLE IN THE WALL oatcake shop - proposed for demolition in the near future. The heritage and successful business needs preserving!!! Lobby the council...STOKE moving forward together???
Stoke-on-Trent Tribute to BANKSIE
zhlédnutí 4,5KPřed 16 lety
Tribute to Gordon Banks, Stoke City and England Legend but above all champion Cheadle Oatcake eater. Video Courtesy of OAT.
Sorry...it's time for me to sing "Delilah"
zhlédnutí 328Před 17 lety
He's back - this time singing Delilah. After rehearsals in the Spread Eagle, York whilst out to celebrate 1st July Smoke Free Pubs....this time however he knows the words (just!). Watch out for contribution from Oscar the ginger cat - don't really think he appreciated it!
Stoke-On-Trent Tribute Song
zhlédnutí 26KPřed 17 lety
Welling With Pride. Video Version 1. Full video in production to be released shortly. (Written and produced by OAT 2002) Featured on the OAT album "Songs of Pies and Oatcakes"
York Young CAMRA club 2006/2007
zhlédnutí 409Před 17 lety
Our first year...brewing beer at Roosters, pub crawls round Knaresborough, Manchester, York, Great British Beer Festival, Ulverston Beer Festival, Halifax Beer Festival, Pork Pie festival, Rubber Lips Dan....it's all here!
AndyT's Edinburgh Stag Do
zhlédnutí 159Před 17 lety
March 24th 2007. Filmed inside Rutlands Bar, Edinburgh on Andy T's Stag Do!
Wayne Sorry! Part 2 : Edinburgh Dirty Dicks Barmaid
zhlédnutí 910Před 17 lety
After apologising in Manchester once or twice Wayne is now in Dirty Dicks, Rose Street, Edinburgh with a keen eye on the "beautiful" beer and barmaid!
Rubber Lips Dan Downs a Pint of Real Ale!
zhlédnutí 506Před 17 lety
Invented in his York University Days and honed to perfection at numerous York Young Camra pub crawls this is Dan at his very best...sinking a pint of Real Ale in the fine drinking establishment Brigantes, Micklegate, York in March 2007. Beautiful.
Morrissey seen alive in Smiths Manchester pub
zhlédnutí 13KPřed 17 lety
"Say duckie, what times it get kicking round here chuck?" Feb 2007 - Ape & Apple, John Dalton Street, Manchester, England.
Stoke-On-Trent Unity House Demolition
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 17 lety
Remains of Unity House Hanley. Stoke-On-Trent Feb 2006.
A Happy In the Haze of a Drunken Hour Hour
zhlédnutí 940Před 17 lety
A Happy In the Haze of a Drunken Hour Hour
Is John Shuttleworth still with us ?I heard he fell over his wife's vacuum cleaner and ended up head first in the electric fire place and burnt the house down !!!
I'm only 15 and l love this music
lol
You forgot about me
Still holds the record for tallest building in Staffordshire - past or present.
Modern day Shakespeare
Love it !
0:11 is that a converted asylum / hospital?
The first time I heard this song, it was on "The Shuttleworths" on radio four in 1999 (I was 34 then) Graham Fellows (John Shuttleworth) ended the show doing a duet with Leo Sayer singing Dandelion & Burdock!. The song tells us of our childhood from a time long gone and his witty play with words ... On haring it again now, I wish I was back in 1999 ... things were better for me then!.
That version was brilliant. I have it somewhere.
@@Sheza58 Same Here and So do I
At last ... czcams.com/video/Vtkp83mmjww/video.html
Priceless john shuttleworth
Prefer the live version, better tempo
I hate that pop but I like the song
what the hell is this what a load of crap says it all about stoke
Heaven 17 covered this (it’s on CZcams)
This video is quality, I already loved the song , you’ve really done it justice pmsl
Shaged a bird to this
RIP GORDON ENGLAND'S NUMBER 1 STOKE CITY AND ENGLAND
i can imagine Jarvis Cocker singing this!
RIP 12.02.2019
Even the comments on this are great.
when she died they played John at her rave.
love this
John Cooper Clarke Shuttleworth.
Class! 😊
Classic sums up my 1970s. Childhood
Netherworld Shanty
"Betty goes to the library, tries to unwrap a toffee quietly"...genius
😂😂😂
I love the next bit when she "gets into a fight" perfect slight pause then " with Vera Duckworth". First time i heard that was a proper laugh out loud moment
....more from Ken Worthington.......i wish i was called Ken Worthington.....
I have called wasps jaspers since I was little and remember a track on one of jasper carrots records that I think mentioned wasps,is this where the term originated?
I was so thrilled when watching Sightseers to discover that it featured this legendary museum!
Just wondering, Was that 'Cornet 3' setting at the end there? It could almost pass as a real instrument.
Lovely
Epic!
:)))
Classic Wayne!
I was nodding my head to that What's become of me?
LOL XD
I have a version of this with Leo Sayer somewhere. I also have a song he did called Cabin Bed with Barbara Dickson. Both little gems. I'll have to post them.
I have that version somewhere. I'll have to post it.
Look at birmingham. Worse that stoke by far, even more dismal there than it is here.
I come from the south of england , Shuttleworth is portayed as Mancunian, dont know about you. I just find it an odd word for a wasp.
He’s (affectionately) a ‘Dee-dah’ (ie, from Sheffield) both in and out of character.
He's from Sheffield NOT Manchester...
permaveg Typical bloody southerner, knows Bugger All ! Lol.
I`ve always called the evil beggars Jaspers too, and so did my Nan.
I know the words to this gem better than I know my wife of 27 years!!
Rip Betty. Wonder if John could do a lament on the writing out of Reg Holdsworth all those years ago.
@CaptainOatwright Sadly from April it will be no more
RIP, our Betty. X
Sad to hear of her death.
its like the berlin wall only its in hanley and its made of wood
I still call wasps "jaspers", have done since i was little, anyone know where this comes from ?
It's a midlands thing, I think from the yellow stone called jasper?
Booze, oatcakes and football. Wow. You've truly made Stoke look amazing.