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Brewin Books Ltd Brewin Books - publishing fine books in the heart of the Midlands since 1976. Publishers of a wide range of books and magazines.

Heritage Open Days –11th-20th September 2026Heritage Open Days (www.heritageopendays.org.uk) invite the public to attend...
11/09/2026

Heritage Open Days –11th-20th September 2026

Heritage Open Days (www.heritageopendays.org.uk) invite the public to attend free events and to explore England’s rich history and culture for 10 days every September. Discover hidden gems, such as stately homes and historic gardens that are often closed to the public.

As specialists of local history books, our website contains hundreds of local (and further afield!) historic books that may supplement your visits, such as Saga Trees: The Sutton-Dudley Family History from 1066-1899, Top Secret West Midlands, and Most Poorly and Cowardly: Hartlebury Castle and North Worcestershire in the Civil Wars – to name but a few!

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National Literacy Day 2026 Today is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of literacy – the ability to rea...
08/09/2026

National Literacy Day 2026

Today is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of literacy – the ability to read and write is a matter of dignity and human rights. Today also links in with the fact that 2026 is the National Year of Reading in the UK, which is a year-long campaign led by the Department for Education and the National Literacy Trust to encourage people of all ages to rediscover the joy of reading through events in schools, libraries, and local communities.

This is also a good day to tackle book snobbery – all genres and books are valid if you enjoy reading them. Reading a book you dislike because you think you should is the antithesis of encouraging literacy and reading!

At Brewin Books we are currently reading: A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles, The Road by Cormac McCarthy, Heavier Than Heaven: The Biography of Kurt Cobain by Charles R. Cross, I Am Ozzy by Ozzy Osbourne, and All That Matters by Sir Chris Hoy.

What are you reading at the moment?

National Dog Day, also known as International Dog Day, is celebrated annually on August 26 to honour dogs, promote adopt...
26/08/2026

National Dog Day, also known as International Dog Day, is celebrated annually on August 26 to honour dogs, promote adoption, and raise awareness about their welfare. The day celebrates all dogs – purebred, mixed-breed, working dogs, service dogs, rescue dogs… the list goes on!

Their companionship, loyalty, and contributions to our society are invaluable – where would we be without our furry friends?

We LOVE dogs (and all animals!) here at Brewin Books, and have three gorgeous pups between us: Penny, Champ, and Chester. Share photos of your pooches with us (and if you don’t have a dog, share your pet with us anyway!)

National Tell a Joke Day!Tell us your favourite joke...
16/08/2026

National Tell a Joke Day!

Tell us your favourite joke...

National Book Lovers Day! 📚Today is the day to put down those screens and lose yourself in a good book. Although Book Lo...
09/08/2026

National Book Lovers Day! 📚

Today is the day to put down those screens and lose yourself in a good book.

Although Book Lovers Day is widely acknowledged, its origins and creator remain unknown! We knew book fairies existed!

So, whether you try a new genre, pick up your favourite book, or try a new author, make sure you have a wonderfully bookish day!

Share with us what you are reading at the moment! 📖

Five Pounds for a 'Room of One's Own': Where Women May Write Exactly What They Think by Sarah HoskingTwo successful laun...
31/07/2026

Five Pounds for a 'Room of One's Own': Where Women May Write Exactly What They Think by Sarah Hosking

Two successful launches: At St Martin-in-the-fields, London, and the Brook Arts Hub in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Buy now at:
www.brewinbooks.com/five_pounds_for_a_room_of_ones_own

St Martin-in-the-Fields Brook Arts Hub

Birmingham is celebrating our greatest cultural icon today: Ozzy!! Black Sabbath fans may be interested in 'Don't Worry ...
22/07/2026

Birmingham is celebrating our greatest cultural icon today: Ozzy!!

Black Sabbath fans may be interested in 'Don't Worry About the Bear' by Jim Simpson (Big Bear Records - Manager of Black Sabbath)

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**OUT NOW!**No Way Home by Donald McDonaldPrice: £9.95Publisher: Brewin BooksISBN: 9781858587967The world didn’t know it...
17/07/2026

**OUT NOW!**

No Way Home by Donald McDonald
Price: £9.95
Publisher: Brewin Books
ISBN: 9781858587967

The world didn’t know it but circa 2027/28 a pandemic would erupt, killing 2-4 million people daily and for which there was no vaccine, despite the efforts of scientists worldwide. Mankind’s grip on planet Earth was tenuous. Hope was lost, or was it?

Two men, a black G.I. and an Englishman, had stood on the gallows, in June 1944 and the mid-50s, respectively. Having been reprieved, both sought a different life, one of which would take the G.I. to work in a l***r colony in Northern Kenya from 1945 alongside a doctor. It was here that the antidote to the future virus may well have been discovered, but which had remained unknown to the outside world because the earlier potential pandemic had been culled in its infancy.

Over 70 years later, this virus would emerge again. Before then, Walter Simpkiss, having served most of his life in prison, is released, and wants to find this G.I. for he had to know something…

About the Author

Donald McDonald has been writing and telling stories all his life; his imagination being fired by Saturday morning cinema.

He attended the Royal Naval School, Verdala, where he excelled in sport. School reports suggested, ‘He has a rather lethargic attitude to work…’ and later, ‘A lack of seriousness about his studies’ and ‘He would get top grades in comedy, but that subject is not on the curriculum!’

Donald became a schoolmaster after graduating from Birmingham University’s School of Education.

No Way Home is Donald’s seventh novel published by Brewin Books – his first six novels: The Bridge, For the Glory of Stevenson, A Village Tale, 9/12 Another Day, Dead Submariner and Someone have all garnered five-star reviews on Amazon.

Available now at: www.brewinbooks.com/no_way_home


Thank you to all those that attended a fascinating talk and book signing by Sarah Hosking, from Hosking Houses Trust, fo...
23/06/2026

Thank you to all those that attended a fascinating talk and book signing by Sarah Hosking, from Hosking Houses Trust, for 'Five Pounds For A Room Of One’s Own’, in the delightful gardens of Brook Arts Hub. More information on the title can be found here: https://www.brewinbooks.com/five_pounds_for_a_room_of_ones_own

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