(Hardback)

A warm, gentle book for young children who sometimes struggle to express what they're feeling.

(Hardback)

A compendium of sounds from this world and beyond, from the author of A New Map of Wonders and The Book of Barely Imagined Beings.

(Hardback, Main)

A deeply original memoir about the lies we tell ourselves and the flexibility of 'truth'.

(Paperback, Main)

A wonderfully warm, witty and wise novel of small-town dreams and eccentric families.

Sweeping over the last 10,000 years of human history, this work addresses some of the most fascinating questions about our past. Michael Cook explores the great forces that have shaped our past - natural disasters, human ingenuity, availability of resources - and along the way zooms in on some of the details of history.

(Hardback)

Elizabeth R applies the classic formula of the Brief Life to the most recognized yet still mysterious woman in the world, Queen Elizabeth II.

(Hardback)

It presents a survey of key contemporary artists who have each embraced painting and are working within a realist tradition. Through individual interviews the book peers into the life and work of each of these artists, discussing their methods, motives and sources, from art history to the internet and the language of film.

One morning it appeared, out of nowhere, sitting right outside Stella's house - a broken, old bus. On the front, held up with packing tape, is a hand-painted sign: "Heaven".

(Board book)

(Hardback)

Australia's best-selling children's brand for early learners!

The third in the popular series looking at the world of publishing

(Paperback)

A new Pushkin Collection edition of this classic Zweig novella; an epic chess match on a transatlantic liner unearths a story of persecution and obsession.

(Hardback)

A beautiful, poignant and timely manifesto for the myriad rewards of reading and sharing the enjoyment of stories.

(Paperback)

To escape her drunken step-father, Kate Fawcett is sent away from Tyneside and finds work at Ravensworth Castle. She soon attracts the attention of charming, headstrong Alexander Pringle Davis, a distant cousin of the Earl, who risks incurring the wrath of his family by courting lowly Kate.

(, Main)

Bringing great writing back into print - a Faber Finds book.

(Paperback)

They sent her undercover. Now she doesn't want to come back.
A gritty and powerful thriller featuring Yorkshire-based DC Karen Sharpe.

(Hardback)

This Channel 4 TV tie-in examines the development of children between the ages of two and 12. Focusing on behaviour and the mind, it charts the achievements that mark the journey to becoming a fully-fledged person such as how children gain a sense of self and how they navigate the social world.

(, New edition)

A Channel 4 TV tie-in, this title examines the development of children between the ages of 2 and 12. Focusing on behaviour and the mind, it charts the achievement that mark the journey to becoming a fully fledged independent person.

(, Main)

Here, Ted Hughes describes the psychological ordeal which produced the supreme utterances of 'Kubla Khan', 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' and 'Christabel, Part One', and his choice gives us those poems in the company of others related to them.

(Paperback, Main)

'The best criticism renews our interest in an author, and that is what Mr Eliot has done in his remarkable essay which prefaces his own selection from Kipling's verse . . . a mature essay full of insight . . . Mr Eliot's essay is an admirable example of the finest type of criticism.

Runcorn, Monk's ex-boss and a bachelor, travels to Anglesey hoping to stave off the loneliness of the Christmas season and the memories of Melisande, the woman he fell desperately in love with in "Dark Assassin". His efforts are in vain as he meets Melisande's brother, John Barclay, and learns of Melisand's presence in Anglesey.

(Board book)

A first novelty board book about Ebenezer Scrooge with push, pull and turn mechanisms.

(Hardback)