Catch up on Our Best New Books for Spring
With so much for everyone to focus on in recent weeks, we thought it would be useful to pull together … Continued
With so much for everyone to focus on in recent weeks, we thought it would be useful to pull together … Continued
We’re thrilled to share the news announced by Oliver Jeffers today that as part of #stayathomestorytime, he will be reading
No Win Race by Derek A. Bardowell and Extraordinary Insects by Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson have been shortlisted for the Indie Book
This coming autumn and into spring 2021 we have a wonderful line-up of food & drink books to look forward
With a number of changes to the publication schedule over recent weeks, we thought it would be helpful to pull
The breathtaking new companion to the international bestseller Here We Are What shall we build, you and I? I’ll build
Q is a work of fiction, but the historical events referenced (and there are many of them) are very real. When
“I remember as a small child shaking my fist at the sky and swearing to one day write a story
Missy enjoys a coming-of-age, discovering it’s never too late to change, never too late to hope for something better. “When
Working on The Nevernight Chronicle has been a strange experience for me. Truth told, I had no idea if other people would
A deeply touching novel about two young women whose differences, which once united them, will tear them apart forever, during
“This book isn’t about the law. In fact, it began by asking a simple question about books. Why is so
“The divisiveness of the millennial/midlife generation gap felt powerful enough to drive a propulsive thriller.” ‘In my twenties, going for
“The book is born of both philosophical reflection and time alongside animals.” ‘Metazoa approaches the puzzles of mind and body by
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