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Books For Father's Day
06 June 2013
Father's Day is looming and the question is "what to get for Father?" Well look no further. We have found some really good books to please any Father whether he's a new Dad or a Grandad. We have searched through sport, thrillers, biographies and fiction and found a sample of books, any one of which would make a perfect gift.
| The Old Ways. A journey on Foot by Robert Mcfarlane is a must for anyone who loves rambling and who has a keen interest in the ancient highways and byeways of Britain. The author left his home in Cambridge on a journey of discovery around the country and across the sea to the continent and Palestine. There is a wonderful sense of time past and present. After reading this book any walk will become a journey of discovery. | |
| A Wanted Man by Lee Child is a great read for any fan of Jack Reacher. The iconic vigilante is back and again this is thrilling nail biting escapism. Bruised and battered he is picked up by two men and a woman, trapped in a perilous situation. It's tense and rather slow burning but a well paced and hugely enjoyable read. | |
| This one is perfect for a new Dad. Full of tips, humorous advice and most importantly how to survive fatherhood and stay sane. New Dad's are sometimes overlooked but this little gem will help redress the balance. | |
| Written by Lawrence Dallaglio this is a very witty behind the scenes look at what goes on both on and off the rugby pitch at the World Cup when the cameras aren't looking. Rugby enthusiasts will love this book. It's a very frank account and guaranteed to make your Dad laugh out loud. If he loves Rugby buy it for him. | |
 Tomorrow You Die: The Astonishing Survival Story of a Second World War Prisoner of the Japanese Andy Coogan (Paperback)  |
This is a truly inspirational book. Born in 1917 Andy Coogan was an athlete and a probable Olympian. However war interrupted that and in this incredible account he writes about his fight for survival as a P.O.W. in a Japanese camp. This is an outstanding memoir. |
 Sir Alex Ferguson: The Official Manchester United Celebration of 25 Years at Old Trafford David Meek|Tom Tyrell (Hardcover) |
The unthinkable has happened and Sir Alex Ferguson has left Manchester United and football forever. Considered by most to be one of the greatest managers ever this book gives an insight into the man many feared and most respected. Whether or not your Father is a fan of Man United this is a fascinating and rewarding book about the great game and the manager who was an inspiration and is now a legend. This is a small selection of books to suit Fathers everywhere, but if you haven't found the perfect one for your Dad simply browse through our book categories and you will find the perfect gift at the best price. |
