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THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
Queens and Kings – Lucy Worsley
'A history of British monarchy that only Worsley could've written' TOM HOLLAND
'What a glorious, glorious book, full of brilliant detail and wit' KATE MOSSE
'Fabulously enjoyable... a great big treat of a book' SUNDAY TIMES
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Out of Colditz – David Lascelles
'A truly revelatory story of courage, treachery, intrigue, divided loyalties and vengeance' DAMIEN LEWIS
'A gripping, unsettling journey into the strange moral fog of the war's last days - and the shadows we inherit long after' IAIN MACGREGOR
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The Boy – Mark Gyves
'Riveting debut' THE TIMES
'Terrifying, taut, humane and tender' IRISH TIMES
'As heartbreaking as it is alarming' LITERARY REVIEW
'A very fine debut novel from a future star of Irish crime writing' JOHN CONNOLLY
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What To Do, Pernickety Boo? – Sally Gardner
Beautifully written by Carnegie and Costa Award-winning author Sally Gardner, illustrated throughout with stunning illustrations from Greenaway-shortlisted artist Chris Mould, and filled with heart, humour and imagination, this is the magical sequel to Pernickety Boo – the story of a very unusual umbrella
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The Last Invasion of England – Arthur der Weduwen
'Original, stimulating and lucid' TIM BLANNING
'A transformative book, packed with fresh and vivid detail' JASON PEACESEY
'Gripping story peppered with many hitherto unknown details' MAARTEN PARK
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Smelling of Rooks – Louis de Bernières
From the author of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin comes a candid, comic and irresistibly companionable portrait of a writer’s life in rural Norfolk.
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The Bookshop – Andrew Pettegree
'Stylish, authoritative and full of telling anecdotes' DUNCAN DENNIS
'An absorbing and thorough history of the book trade ' SHAUN BYTHELL
'Stories, characters & statistics to satisfy even the most curious bibliomaniac' ROLY ALLEN
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A Mermaid Collection Re-issue With A Foreword From Claire Daverley
A Long Way Home – Rosamunde Pilcher
‘Pilcher’s storytelling skills are beguiling’ THE TIMES
‘Pilcher wrote absorbing page-turners, taking what was called “romantic fiction” to an altogether higher, wittier level’ GUARDIAN
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'Most Anticipated Book' by the New York Times and Lithub
The Au Pair – Teddy Wayne
'Nerve-wrackingly fun' VOGUE
'Is anything more dangerous than a fragile male ego?' New York Times
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Out Now in Paperback
Monsterland – Nick Jubber
'Delivers a cast of creatures to make readers shudder' THE TIMES
‘Captivating & packed with insightful context' GEOGRAPHICAL
'A captivating look at “what unsettles us”' PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, * review
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Emily’s Great Idea – Liz Kessler
When a faulty pier is scheduled for demolition, can semi-mer Emily and her friends in both worlds work together to save their homes? This is another exciting mermaid adventure for young readers based on the New York Times best-selling series by Liz Kessler.
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Stepmum Showdown – Lisa Williamson
Welcome to Bigg School! A real-life series following a class of kids as they navigate the ups and down of starting Year Seven at the Henry Bigg Academy.
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Life Story – Jonathan Loh
'A tour de force' LORNA GIBB
'Profound and timely' TONY JUNIPER
NEW SCIENTIST’s Best New Popular Science Books
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Out Now in Paperback
Dangerous Miracle – Liam Shaw
'A brilliant new voice in science writing' SPECTATOR
'A lively history and a stark warning’ SUNDAY TIMES, Best Books of the Year 2025
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Sky Dancers – Chris Vick
'Pure magic, a soaring flight of imagination and wonder' CLARE FURNISS
'A haunting elemental tale of sorcery and magic' TIA FISHER
'This is a hold your breath, read in one sitting sort of story' JASBINDER BILAN
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Out Now in Paperback
The Secret History of Gold – Dominic Frisby
'Well-informed, utterly coherent and very, VERY timely' TELEGRAPH
'Doesn’t just tell you about gold – it makes you feel its weight' SPECTATOR
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A BOOKSELLER BOOK OF THE MONTH
These Wild English – Nicola Wilding
'A zesty, wonderful memoir' LITERARY REVIEW
'Remarkable for its visceral candour & raw confessional prose' THE TIMES
'Tender & raw, angry & elegiac, deeply personal & profoundly political' OBSERVER
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Wild Horse Summer – Lauren St John
'Thrilling, romantic 12+ adventure’ GUARDIAN
'A compulsive summer read with real soul' OBSERVER
'Deserves space in any teenager’s suitcase this summer' TELEGRAPH
'A fabulous, sun-kissed, horse-powered odyssey' LANCASHIRE POST
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Out Now in Paperback
The Bride Stone – Sally Gardner
'A delicious romp' THE TIMES
'Beautifully written and propulsive' ADELE PARKS
'I adored The Bride Stone - Sally Gardner's best novel yet' AMANDA CRAIG
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Out Now in Paperback
The Power and The Glory & The Long Weekend – Adrian Tinniswood
'The range and scope of his book is breathtaking' COUNTRY LIFE
'Whirling, waltzing panorama through the last age of nobility’ NEW STATESMAN
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10th Anniversary Edition
The Silk Roads – Peter Frankopan
'A proper historical epic of dazzling range and achievement' WILLIAM DALRYMPLE
'So ambitious, so detailed and so fascinating' SUNDAY TIMES Books of the Decade
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THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
Queens and Kings – Lucy Worsley
'A history of British monarchy that only Worsley could've written' TOM HOLLAND
'What a glorious, glorious book, full of brilliant detail and wit' KATE MOSSE
'Fabulously enjoyable... a great big treat of a book' SUNDAY TIMES
-
Out of Colditz – David Lascelles
'A truly revelatory story of courage, treachery, intrigue, divided loyalties and vengeance' DAMIEN LEWIS
'A gripping, unsettling journey into the strange moral fog of the war's last days - and the shadows we inherit long after' IAIN MACGREGOR
-
The Boy – Mark Gyves
'Riveting debut' THE TIMES
'Terrifying, taut, humane and tender' IRISH TIMES
'As heartbreaking as it is alarming' LITERARY REVIEW
'A very fine debut novel from a future star of Irish crime writing' JOHN CONNOLLY
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What To Do, Pernickety Boo? – Sally Gardner
Beautifully written by Carnegie and Costa Award-winning author Sally Gardner, illustrated throughout with stunning illustrations from Greenaway-shortlisted artist Chris Mould, and filled with heart, humour and imagination, this is the magical sequel to Pernickety Boo – the story of a very unusual umbrella
-
The Last Invasion of England – Arthur der Weduwen
'Original, stimulating and lucid' TIM BLANNING
'A transformative book, packed with fresh and vivid detail' JASON PEACESEY
'Gripping story peppered with many hitherto unknown details' MAARTEN PARK
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Smelling of Rooks – Louis de Bernières
From the author of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin comes a candid, comic and irresistibly companionable portrait of a writer’s life in rural Norfolk.
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