YPS Printing Services

06/06/2023

At YPS we know our boss is the nicest, kindest bloke... but when you actually read it in a published book!!!! 🩵🏅😊

19/05/2023

Happy Friyay from YPS!

03/05/2023

05/07/2018

"A Reason For Living" author Nick Waterworth appeared in last nights evening press following his £650 donation to St Leonards Hospice, raised through the sales of his book telling the story of his fight back from a near death experience in a car crash.
We printed Nicks book in November 2017 with a further 2 reprints to date. We wish Nick all the best in his future sales. Nicks story first appeared in the evening press on 22nd January. A link to this can be found in the comments. http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/16333213.nick-waterworths-story-of-life-after-crash-coma-boosts-hospice/

A MAN'S heartbreaking book telling how he suffered massive head injuries in a crash near Selby 27 years ago has raised £650 for St Leonard's…

27/04/2018

Is it about that boy? By Jeremy Gavins

Doctors try to "cure" Jeremy's love for Stephen by administering electric shocks to cure his "gay disease" in a mental hospital in 1972. Jeremy's battle of wills and the shocking trauma of aversion therapy is captured in this moving book.

A Matt laminated and perfect bound memoir of Jeremys story.

07/03/2018

*Cat lovers!!*
Ozzie the adventurous kitten lives in Whitby. After getting trapped between some crates he is rescued by Mrs Braithwaite but he ends up traveling on the Endeavour with Captain Cook when his friend Ben is signed on as a carpenters mate!

06/02/2018

Dunnington - A Yorkshire village from prehistory to the present.

A fascinating look back at the history of Dunnington from prehistory to the present day covering many aspects of Dunnington and living in the village. Crime and punishment, lunatic asylum, weather, inns and many more aspects with photos dating back over the centuries.

20/01/2018

https://www.facebook.com/boredpanda/videos/10155096233399252/

12/01/2018

"The Missing Peace"
Grief can be very lonely and isolating.
This thought provoking book gives so many examples of how different people have coped with the loss of a loved one that you're bound to find something that makes you realise it's not just you feeling the way you do.
It will make you laugh, cry and THINK, it's a book about life, not death.

09/01/2018

Belated Happy New Year to everyone 😊
We're back hard at work after a nice Xmas break.
A couple of our books, some that were Christmas orders covered all sorts of topics, from a novel during the First World War, poems written whilst the author was in Korluca, a biography of Sancton Wood who was an early provider of railway stations to a book on coping with the loss of a loved one.

09/11/2017

Something a little different for us.....
Animal Spay and Neuter International charity are having their Christmas cards printed by us! They still need laminating, creasing, folding and packaging before they are sent out 😊
https://m.facebook.com/Animal-Spay-Neuter-International-346164888789409/

09/11/2017

As we approach Remembrance Day, this wonderful book we made for "The Lost Men Of Bishopthorpe" by Ken Haywood relates the stories of the Bishopthorpe men that gave their lives during the world wars and with a fantastic write up in the Evening Press.
http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/15637185.LEST_WE_FORGET__The__lost__men_of_Bishophorpe_who_gave_their_lives_in_war/

08/09/2017

There are just a few days left to visit the Read Manchester BookBench trail - it closes on 10 September: http://readmanchester.org.uk

05/09/2017

Another reprint of Marion Hughes childhood in a Barnardo's orphanage in her story "Not Written Off" has been a popular sell out 😊😊

05/09/2017

A while back we did a book called "Pushing The Boundaries", well, it has just had a lovely article printed in the telegraph 😊😊
If anyone wished to purchase a
Copy they're available at YPDbooks.com
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/09/02/stroke-patient-warned-would-not-recover-nhs-doctors-back-health/?platform=hootsuite

A stroke patient who was warned she had ‘no capacity for recovery’ by NHS doctors is almost back to full fitness after her husband took her for rehabilitation in South Africa.

22/08/2017

Another of our little short runs.....
"The Face Of Boudica"
Battle...... Revenge........ Rediscovery
It's 122AD and the Emperor Hadrian is visiting Britannia.....
350 pages with a lovely glossy cover

22/08/2017

We print and bind anything.... murder, romance, children's stories, biographies.... any topic and any quantity, from a single one off to hundreds....
Our latest book making it's way to the customer is:

"Aram"

A fascinating true story of class and religious bigotry, in**st and murder.
A true 18th century murder story.
What exactly did happen when a young shoemaker, and a historically ignored travelling Jewish servant boy, simply vanished on that snowy night back in 1745?

Printed on munken paper and the cover finished in Matt Laminate.

15/08/2017

"An Early British Railway Station Architect" is the biography of Sancton Wood, an early provider of railway stations of quality and style in Ireland and England.
140 pages, Perfect bound with a Matt Laminate cover.

11/08/2017

"Just Jane" by Jenny Walton is a story of survival, dedication and sheer determination.
This is the story of two Lincolnshire farmers and how they acquired "Just Jane", a Lancaster bomber they lovingly restored to pristine condition.
Background information and her place in the air offensives of World War II are also written in this fabulous insight of a book.

04/08/2017

The "Late Music Concert" stitched booklets are ready to go for tomorrow's concert 😊

29/06/2017

13/06/2017

We even cater for small runs at YPS......
Not everyone wants 50 or more books printing!
These 6 books of each of Lawton Goole's "Slubberdegullion" and "The Tears Of Pasiphae" were printed and bound with a gloss cover, receiving the same finish and process than if they had been a large run.

12/06/2017

"Grown Ups Can't Be Friends With Dragons" by Antony Wootten.

In this children's story, Brian is always in trouble at school so he often runs away to the cave by the sea. Here he has happy memories with a creature. Together they visit another world where they find wonderful friends but also deadly enemies.

12/06/2017

"Grown Ups Can't Be Friends With Dragons" is another book by Antony Wooten http://www.antonywootten.co.uk/

Eskdale Publishing publishes books by Antony Wootten, North Yorkshire children's author. Antony's books include: A Tiger Too Many and There Was An Old Fellow From Skye.

08/06/2017

Theresa Tomlinson's gripping novels "The Flither Pickers and The Herring Girls" about the fisher fold of Sandwick Bay on the North Yorkshire coast in which the sea and the pull of the tide ultimately shape all their destinies.

The author was inspired for both novels by the photographs of Frank Meadow Sutcliffe which are also in the book.

08/06/2017

We've published a new book list of the most popular books chosen by children over the last 20 years of our Young Readers programme! Is your favourite children's book on there?
http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/news/7856_children_s_reading_enjoyment_levels_reach_record_high

07/06/2017

David Halpin's memoir shows his less well known facets. A Labour Party activist, a make believe Irishman, passionate appreciator of classical music, an enthusiastic cyclist, obsessive bibliophile and philosophical theist.

A small 25 run in Royal format size and a Matt laminate finish. Any amount is catered for.

06/06/2017

Marion Hughes tells her story of growing up in 1950's Barnardos Orphanage after her mother suddenly died and her father was unable to cope with ten children.
At 18 she was "written off" being told they were no longer liable so best she be on her way.

19/05/2017

Pushing the Boundaries -
Tells the amazing story of Rita's husband David who took on the main role of caring for her after Rita suffered a stroke. Leaving her wheelchair bound and incontinent, unable to even make herself a cup of tea, David decided a change of environment to South Africa was needed.
In this environment Rita climbed her mountain and did the impossible and made an unexpected recovery.