Gladys Dinnacombe: 10 books

As a spiritual teacher, Gladys leads by example. In this inspirational tome, she tells of her own path as a spiritual seeker and how this has enabled her to be the teacher we know and love. This book is a companion to Gladys’s autobiography ‘A Long and Winding Road - The Life and Travels of a...

In the sequel to her book 'Sent to Van Diemen's Land', Gladys delves deeper into the histories of Staffordshire people transported to Australia. Gladys has extensive experience in researching family histories. During her study of her own family tree she has been struck by the stories that have been...

If Gladys had lived over a thousand years ago you would have known her as a wise-woman. She uses her wide range of experience to inspire and teach those around her. Gladys has inspired many people, not just with her many books, but also with a blog. With this, her second book of blog posts, she tackles...

Gladys is a practical Druid, working closely with the natural world around us. Her approach is to 'keep it simple and natural'. This book reflects this approach. In six simple and beautiful lessons you will start your first steps on the path into the natural world outside the concrete box in which many...

For over a year now, Gladys has been putting her thoughts into a blog where her homespun philosophy of life has touched her many followers. Each blog entry asks a question that sparks interesting and, sometimes, complex answers. This book has 52 of these entries, one for each week of the year. Either read them in order, one a week, or randomly pick a page.

In her second book, Gladys has devoted the pages to poetry. Within these pages she takes us on her sacred journey on this sacred Earth.

This is the second book in the series, taking you further steps into the wider world of Druidry. Gladys is a practical Druid, working closely with the natural world around us. Her approach is to 'keep it simple and natural'.

After returning to Newcastle under Lyme, Gladys finished her book on researching a family tree (Twigs, Twiglets and Branches). In the course of her research she encountered many uplifting stories, but also some stories of those who are less fortunate. This led her research to the various poor laws...

The Chartists were a working class movement for political reform which existed in Britain during the period 1838 to 1857. They were named after the People's Charter, published in 1838 and had strong support in many working class areas, including Staffordshire. The publication of the charter led to...

A short book of poetry and prose with original illustrations and photographs.