(Paperback)

A powerful memoir of coercive control: abuse that leaves no physical mark but which leaves deep hidden scars.

(Board book)

Bold board book series with a peekaboo die-cut on every page!

Jump inside the imagination of one unforgettable little girl who likes to pretend she's babysitting her daddy, when really he's looking after her! (And possibly being an astronaut, if she can come too.)This uplifting tale of a stay-at-home father and his daughter is guaranteed to melt your heart.

Jump inside the imagination of one unforgettable "Mummy" whose charge - William - needs lots of care and attention. "Mummy" is in fact William's little girl, and William is the real parent. When he grows up he could be an astronaut or a lion tamer or a famous chocolate maker, but his most important job is being her Dad.

From the moment she saw the stranger, Molly was filled with a sense of fear. Even when he leaves, she suspects their lives are about to change. Shortly afterwards, Molly's mother disappears leaving her to look after seven siblings. Molly's life will never be the same again.

Controversial in both life and art, Francis Bacon was one of the most important painters of the 20th century. Written by his friend and collaborator, eminent art writer and curator David Sylvester, this book reflects on his life and career.

(, New edition)

Dave Mattews began to research the underworld of boxing and found many reluctant to talk to a writer who didn't understand the sport. He therefore began a two-year training programme so he could have one professional fight. This is the story of his battle and an account of boxing from the inside.

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

Life at The Keep changes for ever when Fliss, Mole and Susannah arrive in the summer of 1957. Their parents have died in Africa, and under the watchful gaze of their grandmother Freddie, the three children heal their wounds and embark on the treacherous journey to adulthood.

(Hardback)

Loop-d-Loop Lace is a modern collection of more than 30 novel, elegant knitted lace designs similar in aesthetic to those in the author's first knitting book, Loop-d-Loop (STC, 2005).

(Paperback)

The Loopholes of Real Estate reveals the tax and legal strategies used by the rich for generations to acquire and benefit from real estate investments. Clearly written, The Loopholes of Real Estate shows you how to open tax loopholes for your benefit and close legal loopholes for your protection.

(, Main)

One of eight wonderful collections, celebrating the best of Romantic poetry - also included in the series is Clare, Coleridge, Wordsworth, Shelley, Burns and Keats.

(, Export - Airside ed)

When a group of schoolboys are stranded on a desert island, what could go wrong

'One of my favorite books - I read it every couple of years.' (Suzanne Collins, author of The Hunger Games)

A plane crashes on a desert island.

(, Main)

First published in 1954, Lord of the Flies is now recognised as a classic, one of the most celebrated and widely read of modern novels. In compiling the notes they have borne in mind the needs of younger readers not only in this country but overseas.

(Hardback)

Architect and urban designer Suisman lays out his views on the urban structure of Los Angeles, exemplified by the long boulevards that cut across the urban body that is Los Angeles.

(Hardback)

The most comprehensive study of Stanley Kubrick to date. His films are nothing short of superb visual experiences; big screen storytelling at its very best. Featuring enlarged film stills and previously unseen Kubrick material, including posters, set designs, props, screenplays, and shooting schedules, this richly illustrated book offers unprecedented access to the auteur at work.

(Hardback)

From the author of the backlist favourite You Don't Know Me, a humorous YA drama about a team of rebels battling the jock culture at a big high school.

The laugh-out-loud debut novel from one of Britain's best-loved comediennes.

Some bonds can't be broken.

The definite account of how regime change in the Middle East has proven so tempting to American policymakers for decades-despite never achieving the aims it hopes to accomplish-and how it's finally time to forge a new path forward.

(, Main)

Avital and honest book exploring the pain of the immigrant experience and the turmoil it can carry across generations, from the winner of the Desmond Elliott Prize.

Those cast adrift in the lonely sea of grief will find something on every page to cling to, when that water gets too rough.