Our Publications
We have a variety of publications aimed at younger readers and adults.
All of our publications can be ordered by purchase order or by using our order forms.
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Black Heroes biographies for younger readers. (Written and illustrated by school pupils)
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor - the music man - the story of the mixed race composer. (£5 EACH)
Liberte - Noor Inayat Khan - the remarkable story of WWII Noor Inayat Khan (£5 EACH)
Equiano - Son Of Africa - the story of the former slave and abolitionist Olaudah Equiano (£3.99 EACH)
"To Be Free is Sweet": The Life of Mary Prince - the life of former slave and abolitionist Mary Prince (£5 EACH)
International Folk Tales for younger readers. (Written and illustrated by primary pupils)
The Gypsy Woman and the Cave - a traditional Roma folk-story. (£4.50 EACH)
King Popiel and the Mouse Army - a Polish folk tale. (£4.50 EACH)
The Man Who Caught A Magic Mermaid - a traditional Irish Traveller's tale. (£3.75 EACH)
Ebony Mya and the Seven Duppies - a Caribbean spin on a global folk tale. (£2.99 EACH)
Gift of Colours - an African folk tale. (£2.99 EACH)
Mohini and monster - an Indian folk tale. (£3.75 EACH)
COMING SOON: Miss Peahen and Mister Jackal - a south Asian Folk tale (£3.75 EACH)
Personal Testimony and Poetry Collections
Mandela, Manchester - a collection of poetry about aroduced by secondary school pupils in Manchester inspired by Nelson Mandela. (£8 EACH)
Roots and Journeys - a collection of 15 biographies from Manchester's BME communities. (£35 EACH)
Mix-d: uk - celebrates the UK’s diverse Multiple Heritage population through portraits of people of mixed background. (£15 EACH)
Long Way from Home - testimonies, stories and poems from refugee children. (£5.99 EACH)
Strength of Spirit - the lives and experiences of Manchester's female Bangladeshi population. (£5.99 EACH)
Am I safe Yet? - nine women who came to Britain to seek asylum from violence and mistreatment tell their personal stories (£8 EACH)
Teaching and resource packs:
Here Comes the Fair - a teaching resource about the lives of Travelling Showmen, and challenges the stereotypical views held of this community. The pack is built around photographs and life stories of young Showmen in Manchester (£20.00 EACH)
Exploring Our Roots - a teaching pack full of activities based upon a four year interview project with immigrants and communty members from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, Malaysia, the Caribbean Islands and countries in West Africa such as Nigeria and Ghana. (£27.50 EACH)
The Distance we have travelled... - a resource pack containing the personal testimonies of refugees from Kurdistan, Afghanistan and Somalia who now live in Manchester with related teaching activities. (£7.50 EACH)
Calendars:
Making History - 2010 - the calendar features artist and poetry from the Mandela, Manchester Poetry Anthology. (Free with every purchase whilst stocks last.)
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