Scotland
£25.95Discover the wild beauty of Scotland with this beautifully illustrated guide to dramatic Highlands, historic castles, island adventures, rich culture, and unforgettable landscapes.
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Joanna Plant
£40.00The art of breathing new life into an old house, creating a home that feels layered, welcoming, and rooted in both history and the present moment.
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The Traitor Isn’t Alan
£12.99The perfect gift for fans of The Killer Isn’t Alice, elimination puzzle books, whodunnits and escape rooms, for amateur detectives and armchair masterminds alike.Ten strangers. One hidden traitor. Endless accusations. The only thing everyone agrees on? The traitor isn’t Alan. Or is it…? 47,000 suspects Countless hours of entertainment 270 pages of clues 1 backstabbing traitorThe clues are all there, if you can puzzle them out…Expect twists, double-bluffs, secret messages, suspicious alibis and enough red herrings to fill a fishing trawler. It’s up to you to navigate the maze of clues, spot the lies, crack the puzzles and identify the real traitor hiding in plain sight.(This book is 100% unofficial).
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Ark
£40.00Featuring more than 450 awe-inspiring images curated by Stephen Ellcock, Ark is a celebration of the living wonders of this planet. Stephen Ellcock – renowned curator and author of The Cosmic Dance, Underworlds and Elements – brings together an amazing selection of images from a broad range of cultures and eras, depicting living wonders from all five kingdoms of nature. This visual treasury also features a foreword by Robert Macfarlane, an essay on the stories of the ark by acclaimed author Sarah Perry, and three inspiring essays on the natural world by tree scientist Harriet Rix, marine biologist Helen Scales and birder Stephen Moss. Each writer guides readers through some of the intricate, life-sustaining relationships that populate nature’s elemental realms of earth, water and air, and outlines some of the threats that climate change and human actions pose. Symbols throughout pinpoint which of the species pictured are critically e
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Journey Across Japan
£22.00Japan is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, with millions flocking there every month to follow the same cookie-cutter itinerary. But beyond the well-trodden tourist trail lies a country made up of 47 unique prefectures. Each one has its own story to tell, shaped by centuries of squabbling lords, impenetrable topography and a fierce local pride. On his quest to show the world that there’s so much more to Japan than Tokyo and Kyoto, Chris Broad has visited these beaten paths himself. Now, in this work, he takes us with him on an epic adventure that spans every corner of the country.
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What a Time to Be Alive!
£20.00Welcome to the dystopian soap opera of modern times. Travel to space with Lauren Sanchez and Katy Perry, let the waters close over you as Bear Grylls baptises Russell Brand in the Thames, and experience the full body impact of the Gwyneth Paltrow ski massacre trial. Truly, these are times that make you want to put your hands over your eyes, even when your hands are already over your eyes. The only thing to do is read Marina Hyde’s Guardian columns and howl with laughter.
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A Garden Love Story
£40.00What does it take to restore a forgotten English country estate? For more than thirty years, filmmaker Paul Weiland and his wife Caroline have lovingly brought Belcombe Court back to life, transforming an overgrown Georgian estate into one of England's most enchanting gardens.
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Cain’s Jawbone
£10.99The most fiendishly difficult literary puzzle ever written where readers must uncover the solution to six murders – only four puzzlers ever have achieved this. Can you solve Torquemada’s murder mystery?
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End of the World Puzzle Book
£10.99Solve the puzzles. Destroy the AI. Do you have what it takes to save humanity? A gripping puzzle adventure for fans of immersive dystopian fiction.
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My Favorite Material Is Light
£19.95Frank opinions, inspiring insights, and hard-earned advice from the world’s most celebrated architects, including Frank Lloyd Wright, Zaha Hadid, Le Corbusier, and Shigeru Ban
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John Pawson: The Minimal Home
£39.95An exploration of the essential nature of domestic space through John Pawson’s work and his inspirations
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Secrets of an English Country House
£26.00Secrets of an English Country House is an insider’s view of an English manor house, exploring its beauty, history and the realities of running and restoring an historic estate.
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A Year in the Garden
£25.00Matthew Rice’s A Year in the Garden is an illustrated, month-by-month journey through a Cotswolds garden, offering practical advice, seasonal tasks, personal anecdotes and recipes.
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The Wild Magic of Iceland
£27.00The Wild Magic of Iceland reveals this Arctic wonderland’s otherworldly beauty through every season in over one hundred stunning photographs by acclaimed photographer and adventurer Norris Niman.
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The Conscious Traveller Mexico
£20.00Discover the vibrant soul of Mexico in ‘The Conscious Traveller Mexico’ – a guide that goes beyond the tourist hotspots and invites you to connect deeply with the country’s rich culture, traditions and landscapes, while embracing sustainability and authentic experiences.
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Intrepid Greece
£18.99From Athens to the Ionian Islands and everything in between, this guide will provide all the inspiration, ideas and information you need to discover a different side of the country, or catch those iconic Greek destinations from a new perspective. This guidebook will help you gain greater insight and understanding of the people, places and culture of Greece, to learn from locals who can help you discover the authentic, the eccentric, the rare and the astonishing. All done with an eye to sustainability, to celebrating the planet and protecting its unique environments, and to making ethical choices that give back to the local makers and communities.