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Discover the captivating world of lighthouses with 'Seashaken Houses,' a beautifully crafted exploration of these iconic structures that stand resilient amid the tumultuous sea. This gripping B-format paperback, published by Penguin UK in 2019, delves into the poignant history of the rock lighthouses of Great Britain and Ireland, revealing the untold stories of the brave souls who built them on desolate rock formations between 1811 and 1904. With 256 pages of rich narrative, this book offers a unique perspective on the romantic allure and practical significance of these maritime sentinels. 'Seashaken Houses' intertwines personal accounts with historical insights, highlighting how these granite towers have guided countless ships to safety. It’s more than just a book about lighthouses; it's a reflection on human resilience, the history of navigation, and our relationship with the sea. Ideal for history enthusiasts and maritime lovers, this extraordinary journey invites readers to appreciate the cultural heritage of lighthouses as enduring landmarks of our coastal landscapes. Embrace the romance of solitary homes amidst the waves and explore the legacy of lighthouses with 'Seashaken Houses'—a must-read for anyone who cherishes the beauty of the ocean and the stories it holds.