Neil Chapman

Sherryl Clark

Sir Talkalot puts everyone in the kingdom to sleep with his never-ending stories until he is sent to fight a dragon with insomnia.

Sir Talkalot and the Dragon

Karen Wallace

Sir Galahad was just a boy when he became a knight. But his courage and pure heart lead him to win many tournaments at Camelot. Then he sets off on the biggest quest of all - to find the Holy Grail.

Sir Galahad and the Holy Grail

Retells the Arthurian legend about how a young boy named Arthur pulled a sword from a stone and became king of Britain.

The Sword in the Stone

A beautifully made scent can encapsulate a particular feeling, transport you to a very specific time in life with clarity, or remind you of a special loved one or friend. And just like wearing your favorite outfit or shoes, your favorite perfume can make you feel invincible. The question is, how do you find such a creation? With the number of new releases steadily increasing, it can be bewildering even attempting to find a perfume you like, let alone love. In Perfume, Neil Chapman guides readers through a world that can at times seem overwhelming. Fragrances of every variety are listed 'note by note' in clearly divided categories that will steer you in the direction of a perfume you not only like, but love and cherish as 'your' signature scent. Chapters explore popular notes (for example, vanilla, sandalwood, jasmine, rose, patchouli, chocolate) or a broader identifiable group (such as 'oceanics', 'green florals' or 'anti-perfume'), giving an insight into that particular category as well as a clear sense of the similarities and differences between the scents described within it. Featuring over 700 scents, from vintage perfumes to department store classics, rarities and niche boutique fragrances, Perfume is a true portal into the beautiful world of perfume. The further you go on this journey, the more you will be amazed by how many beautiful creations do exist if you take the time to look.

Neil Chapman

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