A funny, useful week-to-view diary from Scotland's favourite family. Full of Scots' sayings, favourite Broons' pictures, and moments captured from The Sunday Post's long-running (75 years) comic strip. Week-to-view diary grids Key 2013 Scottish dates Useful personal information space to record important and useful names and numbers including the Glebe Street Week (steamie, coalman, bucket day, rag and bone, windaes etc) and the Broons' sizes (for claes an' bunnets an' the like) Scottish interest information (and Broons humour throughout) Full colour Clans and Tartans Appendix (including the Broons and Oor Wullie tartans) Full colour Map of Scotland World map with Scotland at the centre and relevant time zone information. A useful week-to-view working diary for Scots folk from Scotland's favourite family, with illustrations, sayings and moments captured from The Sunday Post's long-running (75 years) comic strip. Diary pages are printed pale cream with light blue lines. Left-hand page is 'the week', right-hand page is ruled feint for notes. Monthly 'feature spreads' include appropriate recipes and hints from the Broons and space for addresses and telephone numbers. The must-have item for every Broons fan. 'The Broons' were launched in 1936 in The Sunday Post in Scotland, and are still going strong. They are undoubtedly Scotland's 'First Family' and the 'Nation's Favourites' with a readership covering all generations.