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The Long Song
Andrea Levy’s long-awaited new novel illuminates a dark corner of British history, combining with and playfulness with brutal bluntness create a story of great power, told by an unforgettable narrator.
Life in a Cottage Garden
This lovely book, beautifully illustrated by Jonathon Buckley’s photographs, would be great for any gardener, providing inspiration and advice for the year to come.
Wolf Won’t Bite
Emily Gravett’s witty and charming depictions of the brazen pigs and the put-upon wolf bring her very funny story to life
Dragonborn
The details of this strange world build up to a dreamlike vividness, in lovely spare prose, and Sam’s adventures move forward at a gripping pace.
Measuring Angels
A lovely story about making friends by head teacher Lesley Ely is beautifully illustrated by bookshop favourite Polly Dunbar, with her trademark wit and grace.
The Coral Thief
As he hunts for the enigmatic coral thief, he finds himself drawn into a heady but dangerous network of spies, thieves and scientific revolution
Hunted
This is the fourth book in Sophie McKenzie’s exciting Medusa Project series about teenagers with extraordinary abilities
Trespass
Anthony wishes to buy the Mas Lunel and restore it to its former glory, but his desire sets in motion a terrible chain of events that slowly uncover the dark secrets of the past.
Long Walk to Freedom
An incredible story of an inspirational man, this book proves that anything really is possible.
Rough Crossings: Britain, The Slaves and the American Revolution
Schama’s story-telling is powerful and gripping, with detail and passion behind every element.
Martin Luther King
A complete and well-researched portrait of a man who fought inequality and changed history.
Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry
Told through the eyes of innocence, this novel is extremely effective at communicating what life was like at this time, the importance of having land and the fear created by hatred and prejudice.
Dark Thirty: Southern Tales of the Supernatural
These haunting narratives address the issues of racism and vengeance in spine-tingling tales that are great for group story-telling.
Dreams from My Father
Well-written and insightful, this memoir is an unforgettable read.
Desert Flower
Eventually finding herself working as a maid in England, Waris is now a successful model and campaigner against female circumcision: her story is inspirational, incredible and not-to-be-missed.
The Flavour Thesaurus
Detailing 160 popular ingredients and exploring all the ways they might be combined in the kitchen.
Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual
This pocket-sized manual is sure to change what you buy and eat, without a trace of a faddy diet or the need for a glossary.
Toast: The Story of a Boy’s Hunger
We all have those favourite recipes we loved (and hated!) so much as a child.
Hugh Fearlessly Eats it All: Dispatches from the Gastronomic Front Line
Now a huge TV personality, this collection of articles harks back to the pre-River Cottage days.
The Food Doctor: Healing Foods for the Mind and Body
The Food Doctor is packed with nutritious knowledge, featuring the definitive list of the top 100 foods for health.
The History of Food
This fantastically detailed story of food was first published in France in 1987.
Fear of Hat Loss in Las Vegas
From the winner of the if.comedy award 2007, this true story will have you howling with laughter.
The Book of Bunny Suicides
It may sound odd, but it’s hilarious – the perfect gift book for someone in need of a laugh (who doesn’t have a pet rabbit).
Dawn of the Dumb
The master of insults, journalist Charlie Brooker’s rampages on the celebrity personalities of our era.
Adolf Hitler, My Part in His Downfall
Funny, poignant, touching and absurd
A Pig with Six Legs and Other Clouds
This lovely little book contains photographs from around the world of incredible clouds
Wilt
Henry Wilt is a demoralised lecturer who wastes his days attempting to bestow the wonders of literature
Three Men in a Boat
This fantastic Victorian novel describes three men and a dog’s voyage in an open boat up the River Thames
The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole aged 13 3⁄4
Adrian Mole’s diary captures the awkwardness of teenaged-years brilliantly
The Love Letter
A delightfully sunny and guilt-free pleasure!
Driving Over Lemons: An Optimist in Andalucia
Driving Over Lemons delivers a lovely, affectionate account of their life in this beautiful place.
Yes Man
Danny is offered three words of advice on a late-night bus ride.
Cold Comfort Farm
Humorous read with a host of brilliant one-liners and unforgettable characters
How to Lose a Husband and Gain a Life
Easy, light-hearted and full of fantastic characters
Stories to Get You Through the Night
A comforting, soulful book that’s rich with classical, fantastic literature.
Garden Basics – Gardening Techniques
With step-by-step guides on planting
England: The Mini Book of Aerial Views
The product of 300 hours of flying, this book contains over 400 beautifully shot aerial images of England.
The London Encyclopaedia 3rd edition
This fantastic book delves head-first into the English capital.
Icons of England
A beautiful book which cherishes all that is uniquely English.
We’re British, Innit: An Irreverent A-Z of All Things British
A fantastic dictionary of berserk, batty and downright bizarre British fascinations.
Adventures on the High-Teas: In Search of Middle England
Written with warmth, affection and just a touch of gentle mockery, this is a refreshing and touching read.
Family Britain 1951-57
For anyone who remembers the 50s, this book is a real nostalgic treat.
The Most Amazing Places to Visit in Britain
Beautifully presented with stunning photography.
ECO House Book
Buildings are the greatest polluters on the planet and this rather impressive book aims to address the problem
I am Ozzy by Ozzy Osbourne
An extremely entertaining read, the story tells how Ozzy survived a direct hit with a plane, suicidal overdoses of drugs and drink and an attempted murder charge
U2
This book tells the story of the four members of U2, from their beginning in the 1970s
Eric Clapton: the Autobiography
Clapton depicts his life as a rollercoaster, from the devastating loss of his young son to his outstanding success as a musician.
Johnny Cash: The Life of an American Icon
Extremely thorough, detailed and well-researched, this book delves head-first into the life of this American Icon.
Margrave of the Marshes: His Autobiography
Humorous, honest and completely self-deprecating, the story recreates John Peel’s character beautifully.
Barefaced Lies and Boogie-Woogie Boasts
Refreshingly uplifting, there’s no ‘woe is me’ aspect to this story, instead portraying a man who loves what he does with a passion
Santa's God
A children's fable about the biggest question ever
Horrible Christmas
History with the nasty bits left in!
The Smelly Sprout
You'll never look at a sprout in the same way again
The Polar Express
Journey beyond your imagination
The Box of Delights
A new edition of a classic text
Father Christmas
Pure Christmas magic
