Books published by The Choir Press

Children's picture book.

A collection of poems by an individual author.

Follow Sammy as he tries a new food every day of the week. Monday, some yummy broccoli through to Sunday where Sammy tries some roast chicken. You never know, you might like to try something new too, just like Sammy has!

A comfort book for children having their first visit to the hairdresser.

Suzie goes on an aeroplane for the very first time.

Go to the bathroom with Suzie and see how she uses the toilet all by herself.

Suzie helps explain to a child who may be anxious about going to a funeral for the first time.

It's Suzie's first day of school today and I wonder how she is feeling? Are you going to a new school too, just like Suzie?

Suzie has fun dressing up as different characters.

This work looks at the character of God in relation to suffering and the importance of compassionate love.

Return to Prayer is the author's account of ministries seeded in St John's church, Digswell, rooted in St James's House and bedded in the Rose of Sharon community.

A comprehensive selection for students of individual phrases and whole chorales in Bach's harmonisations.

Johann Sebastian Bach's chorale settings have been vital to the teaching of music ever since they were composed. His four-voiced harmonisations represent a Baroque composer's approach to melodies that are often centuries older.

A collection of poems by an individual author

When Bees Flew in for Breakfast is a collection of forty original poems written for the 11-16 age group. The poems cover a wide range of themes, from nonsense humour to Gothic horror to logical puzzles to the Natural World. The poems are playful, surprising, thought-provoking and intriguing. This is a book that young people will want to read.

A lowly Turkish orphan rises to become one of the most influential noblemen in the court of Emperor Paul I of Russia. Historically accurate and with real-life characters the author interprets the historic events that led to the demise of the son, and successor, of one of Russia's paramount rulers, Catherine the Great.

The son of a bookseller's life and journey seeing the changes from the Protectorate of the British East Africa to Kenya Colony to the independent Republic of Kenya.

Novel set in medieval Italy. Leonardo Pisano (also known as Fibonacci), tells his tragic story as he pursues his destiny in a medieval world where there are many hazards and few rewards. Step by step he indulges in the flaws which lead to his downfall.

In the blistering summer of 1911, City stockbroker George Chesshyre moves his family to a new house in south London. George looks forward to a life of domestic bliss but a continuous chain of events conspires against him by the arrival of cantankerous odd relatives, and a merciless drain on his wallet.

A study of the powerful forces of innovation and disruptive technologies that are going to change everything in our world within the foreseeable future of our lifetimes.

The artist walked the length of the Camino Frances in Northern Spain and made 147 sketches of cathedrals, churches and other buildings in this beautiful region.

In this management leadership book the author explains how to liberate the creative and ingenious power within an organisation by asking key questions to stimulate change from within rather than by external advisors.

Estate planning and inheritance guidance

Memoir of a Christian with Jewish roots.

English crime thriller

Insight to help wealth creators prevent their children and their children's children from dissipating the wealth created by their parents.

Comic strip cartoon book with poems and limericks.

A young man returns from France to his Ayrshire home in the summer of 1781. He finds employment with a wealthy merchant but he is drawn into intrigue and smuggling and is accused of a murder he didn't commit.

World War II espionage thriller