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Jennings abounding
Collins
1967
Jennings gets into a bit of bother with a racing pigeon. The sixteenth book in the series.
Jennings again
Macmillan Children's Books
1991
The pupils at Linbury Court are desperate to help a recycling initiative. The twenty-third book in the series. Signed by the author on the title page.
Jennings and Darbishire
Collins
1952
Jennings and Darbishire set up their own newspaper: the Form Three Times. The fourth book in the series.
Jennings as usual
Collins
1959
Jennings has a short-lived and disastrous promotion to dorm monitor. The tenth book in the series.
Jennings follows a clue
Collins
1956
Jennings establishes the Linbury Court Detective Agency. The second book in the series.
Jennings in particular
Collins
1969
Jennings accidentally wins a pig. The seventeenth book in the series.
The Jennings report
Collins
1970
Jennings' plans to survey TV aerials in rural and urban areas goes predictably awry. The nineteenth book in the series.
Jennings' diary
Collins
1953
Jennings attempts to start a Form 3 museum. The fifth book in the series.
Jennings, of course!
Collins
1964
Jennings' attempts to help empty the lost property cupboard have unexpected consequences. The fourteenth book in the series.
The jig-saw murder
Samuel Gabriel Sons & Company
1933
A young woman's body is found sprawled over an almost completed jigsaw puzzle. A jigsaw puzzle help solve the mystery is contained in a hollowed out box after the text.
Jim Blake: archaeologist
Max Parrish
1965
Jim Blake joined an excavation of a Roman villa in the hope of being invited to an expedition to the Middle East.
Jock and some others
Lawrence & Jellicoe, Ltd.
1912
A miniature edition of a nicely illustrated children's story in verse.
John Anderson: pioneer of technical education and the college he founded
John Smith & Son (Glasgow) Ltd.
1950
A history of Anderson's University in Glasgow.
John Craxton: paintings and drawings
Horizon
1948
A guide to the paintings of John Leith Craxton, the Neo-Romantic English painter.
John Davidson: a selection of his poems
Hutchinson
1961
A selection of poems by the Scottish poet, playwright and novelist, best known for his ballads.
John P. Marquand and Mr. Moto: spy adventures and detective films
Ball State University
1990
An assessment of the spy novels of John P. Marquand and their film adaptations.
John Ross, composer, Aberdeen, his circle and work
D. Wyllie & Son
1927
A short history of a musician who was perhaps best known as an organist in Aberdeen. Number 22 of a limited edition of 100. Inscribed by the author to John A. Fairley, an early supporter of a National Library of Scotland, and with his bookplate.
John Thomson (1837-1921) photographer
National Library of Scotland
1997
Published to accompany an exhibition in Edinburgh.
Journals of Jean Cocteau
Museum Press
1957
The life of Cocteau as reflected through his journals.
Jubilee Collection
Collins
1980
A complete set of twelve volumes re-issued to celebrate fifty years of the Crime Club.
Just let me be
Werner Laurie
1950
A war-veteran hides a body after accidentally knifing him when he intervenes in a fight.
Just like Jennings
Collins
1961
Jennings and Darbishire start their term off badly with a kerfuffle on the train. The twelfth book in the series.
Just William's luck
George Newnes Limited
1950
William and the Outlaws decide to get their elder brothers married off as soon as possible.
