(Paperback)

Two acclaimed young adult authors join forces for a novel about growing up, leaving home, and that one fateful email that assigns . . . your college roommate.

(, New edition)

This title charts the progress of one man's struggle to come to terms with an unhealthy preoccupation with boxing and assesses why so many fall prey to the lure of the ring. Probert gives portrayals of the great and not-so-great boxers that should linger in the memory of the reader.

(Paperback)

In the third book in the Rory the Dinosaur series, Rory brings the Christmas spirit to his friends and family, adding a holiday hook to the popular (and adorable) dinosaur's adventures.

A vibrantly illustrated, authoritative guide to rose from wine expert Katherine Cole

(, New edition)

For years, Roscarrock, the partially hidden house on the cliff, has held a peculiar fascination for the children of the village. A childhood investigation to spy on the house leads to the death of Hannah Spargo's brother, and to her banishment from her home and family.

This is the official introduction and guide to the Rose Center for Earth and Space, New York. It takes the reader on a tour of the two main exhibition spaces - the Hall of the Universe and the Hall of Planet Earth, and explores its architectural and technological wonders.

(, New edition)

Laura Jennings's maternal feelings are usually satisfied by her role as "surrogate mother" to Spencer Jeffries' six-year-old daughter Vicki. When Spencer and Laura decide to marry, things don't work out well - are they trapped in a loveless marriage, or too stubborn to admit their true feelings

In the vein of On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, an unforgettable story about female friendship and queer love in a Muslim-American community.

A captivating, rich historical novel set beneath the shadow of the French Revolution

Two years after committing herself to a relationship, Rosie is beginning to think that "cosy" isn't all its cracked up to be. Bridge parties have never really been her thing, and it would be nice to feel beautiful just once in a while. Enough is enough. It's time to get her life back.

Two years after committing herself to a relationship, Rosie is beginning to think that "cosy" isn't all its cracked up to be. Bridge parties have never really been her thing, and it would be nice to feel beautiful just once in a while. Enough is enough. It's time to get her life back.

(Hardback)

When the last egg in the raven's nest hatches, little Rosie, a girl, emerges and tries unsuccessfully to do whatever her feathered brothers and sisters do, but finally realizes there are certain things that only she can do.

(Hardback)

NBC National Investigative Correspondent and host of the Today show's Rossen Reports brings us the ultimate guide to surviving day-to-day and extreme catastrophes.

(, 32nd ed.)

This is the one book football fans can't afford to be without. It is the definitive of anything that has moved on or off a football field in the previous twelve months.

Rotten and Rascal are quarrelling twin baby pterosaurs, who yell, shout, screech, howl, scream and snarl at each other all day long. One day a terrible argument begins and one by one the other dinosaurs try to resolve their noisy dispute. But the two terrible pterosaur twins prove impossible to shut up.

(, Main)

In her accomplished new story collection, Petina Gappah crosses the barriers of class, race, gender and sexual politics in Zimbabwe to explore the causes and effects of crime, and to meditate on the nature of justice. With compassion and humour, Petina Gappah paints portraits of lives aching for meaning to produce a moving and universal tableau.

Like Swans of Fifth Avenue and Truman Capote's Answered Prayers, Rouge gives readers a rare front row seat into the world of high society and business through the rivalry of two beauty industry icons (think Helena Rubenstein and Elizabeth Arden), by the master marketer and chronicler of the over-moneyed

(Hardback)

When Mrs Golightly retires she buys a bicyle and sets off around the world. Pretty soon, people want to hop on her bike and join her adventure. Ages 3-7.

When Mrs Golightly retires, she buys a bicycle, puts on her hat and sets off round the world. Pretty soon, people want to hop on her bike and join her. Going South isn't a problem, because as everyone knows, going South is always downhill. Its when they decide to go West when the problems begin.

Set in the earthquake-prone citrus groves of a Californian valley where nothing ever goes quite according to plan, this is the story of the search for equilibrium, even for happiness, against the odds of all-too-human weakness.

(Paperback)

A brand new series of narrative non-fiction that tells the real-life stories of well-known animals. This paperback edition comes with a free audio reading.

A brand new series of narrative non-fiction that tells the real-life stories of well-known animals.

This book explores the way that African rulers have employed art and architecture to define individual and state identity.