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£10.99From the bestselling author of Station Eleven comes a thrilling novel about love, identity and the ghosts of the past who refuse to stay buried.
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Casting Off
£10.99The fourth book in the landmark Cazalet Chronicles, beloved by generations of readers. With peace finally declared, Casting Off follows the challenges of the Cazalet family as they emerge from war-torn Britain.
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Last Night in Montreal
£10.99The debut novel from the bestselling author of Station Eleven, a thrilling literary crime novel about a life on the run, and what we sacrifice to keep moving.
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Volvelle
£12.99A collection of poems on heritage, the present and the march of progress from the Forward Prize-winning poet.
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Crucible of Light
£14.99An ambitious, revisionist and wide-ranging account of the centuries-old relationship between Islam and Europe, from the Moorish invasion of Spain to the present, for readers of Peter Frankopan, Mary Beard and William Dalrymple.
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Rooms for Vanishing
£9.99A heart-stopping epic of grief and hope, and one family blown apart – across the globe, across time, across parallel possibilities – by war.
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A Thread of Light
£9.99The lives of Ruby, a ballsy ARP warden, and Kitty, an industrious lawyer fighting for Indian independence, collide during the Blitz.
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Among Friends
£9.99What begins as a celebratory weekend between two families soon devolves into a reckoning of sins, past and present, as an act of violence shatters their finely made world.
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The Making of the Modern Middle East
£12.99A vivid and authoritative account of the Middle East's recent history to the present day, from the BBC’s long-serving correspondent in the region.
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This Is Life
£22.00From the author of the international bestseller The Universe in Your Hand, a riveting and comprehensive guide to everything we know about life, from the impossibly intricate workings of cells to the mind-boggling mechanics of evolution.
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A British Childhood
£14.99A searing account of our failure to look after the nation’s most vulnerable citizens, and a call to arms to all of us to protect the innocence of childhood.
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No Friend to This House
£9.99A defiantly feminist retelling of the myth of Medea from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Stone Blind.
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Between the Waves
£12.99A gripping, persuasive and authoritative account of Britain's tumultuous relationship with Europe.
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The Story of Birds
£25.00The riveting evolutionary history of birds, from bestselling palaeontologist Steve Brusatte.
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The August Coup
£30.00The acclaimed historian of Russia offers his compelling analysis of a dramatic turning point in recent Russian history: the August Coup of 1991.
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Tonight the Music Seems So Loud
★ STAFF PICK!£22.00
Selected by AudeStaff Pick!
Aude Says…
I am not the biggest George Michael fan (don’t get me wrong, I love Wham! and “Last Christmas” is my favourite festive song) but this book is so much more: social commentary, historical insight on the 80s, portrait of Queer Britain and Immigrant Britain. It tells the story of a fascinating man and an exceptionally gifted artist.
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In his brilliantly original Tonight the Music Seems so Loud, bestselling author Sathnam Sanghera portrays the extraordinary life, and times, of one of Britain’s most beloved musical icons: George Michael.