I too have a twice-bought book I'm happy to swap for... er... something.
Would you believe, going through my receipts, both purchases were only about 4 weeks apart - maybe I should ask for some memory cells if anyone has any to spare!
Anyway the book is part of an RHS series; it's called Growing Vegetables, by Tony Biggs. It's a 190-page paperback, about A5 size (so not too bulky). Good info, clear diagrams and a really useful month-by-month guide at the back: what to sow (both indoors and out), plant, harvest, and routine tasks.
If you want a look, you can see it here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vegetables-Horticultural-Encyclopaedia-Practical-Gardening/dp/1840001526
I wonder where the author gets his information that 'The yield and quality of vegetables from dug plots is far superior [to that from no-dig plots]'.
I did that with OH's DVD for Xmas..... but managed to get it changed, younger son spotted it, wouldn't mind but we had all sat and watched it the week before!
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Cheers, Saddad, I feel so much better! And if I'm given any memory cells, you'll be first on the list for sharesies!