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  • Le Baron Perche

    £11.00
  • The Boy Who Knew Too Much

    £10.99

    Prepare to have your mind blown and your cats and dogs under heavy suspicion. It’s time to buckle up for an insane, laugh-out-loud series from the best-selling global author, 260 million years in the making!

  • The Christmas Treasure Hunt

    £12.99

    A spectacular Christmas gift book with flaps to lift and a giant pop-up Christmas tree finale

  • The Nutcracker

    £10.99

    The famous magical adventure starring the Nutcracker, retold by classic French author Alexandre Dumas.

  • Art Heist

    £10.99

    This volume will reveal the true stories behind some of the world’s most famous art thefts, blending art history with art mystery! Discover which pieces were taken, how the pilferers got in, and where their loot is now. Readers will also trace the routes that stolen artworks take after they’ve left a museum and how thieves are caught. The tactile cover features an elaborate foil frame with a hole where its artwork should be to immediately intrigue the reader!

  • Have It

    £16.99

    Raucous new poems from the Poet Laureate of Punk.

  • Folk Tales for Winter Nights

    £10.99

    An enchanting collection of wintery stories from around the world.

  • Japan

    £28.00

    This premium hardback travel photography book with sprayed edges showcases Japan’s most iconic sights, hidden gems and bucket list destinations, and is designed for armchair travellers, dreamers, and anyone inspired by extraordinary places. It invites you to explore – or simply escape into – one of the world’s most captivating landscapes.Created as a limited collector’s gift edition, it reveals what makes Japan truly legendary – from the vibrant streets of Tokyo to the timeless beauty of Kyoto, from the serene temples of Nara to the iconic peak of Mount Fuji, and from cherry blossom scenes to autumn colours, remote islands and dramatic coastlines.Inside you’ll discover:Iconic Japanese cities – Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and historic towns across the countryLegendary landscapes – Mount Fuji, the Japanese Alps, forests, volcanoes, cherry blossom views, and autumn sceneryFamous islands and coastlines – Okinawa, Hokkaido, and Japan’s diverse coas

  • The World by Sea

    £28.00

    This premium hardback travel photography book with sprayed edges showcases the world’s most iconic cruise destinations, hidden gems and bucket list journeys, and is designed for armchair travellers, dreamers, and anyone inspired by extraordinary places. It invites you to explore – or simply escape into – the beauty of the world by sea.Created as a limited collector’s gift edition, it reveals what makes ocean travel truly legendary – from the sun-drenched Mediterranean and the fjords of Norway to the Caribbean islands, the glaciers of Alaska, and the exotic coastlines of Asia and beyond.Inside you’ll discover:Iconic cruise destinations – the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Alaska, Northern Europe, and moreLegendary seascapes – fjords, islands, coastlines, and open ocean vistasFamous ports of call – historic cities, vibrant harbours, and cultural landmarksHidden gems – lesser-known islands, remote shores, and unique coastal experiencesTravel in

  • Christmas!

    £16.95

    Welcome the holiday season with this festive, interactive board book featuring an advent calendar full of surprises, a 3D gingerbread house, punch-out presents to wrap, and more!

  • Scotland

    £28.00

    This premium hardback travel photography book with sprayed edges showcases Scotland’s most iconic sights, hidden gems and bucket list destinations, and is designed for armchair travellers, dreamers, and anyone inspired by extraordinary places. It invites you to explore – or simply escape into – one of the world’s most captivating landscapes.Created as a limited collector’s gift edition, it reveals what makes Scotland truly legendary – from the misty peaks of the Scottish Highlands to the dramatic coastline of the Isle of Skye, from historic Edinburgh to the remote beauty of the Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland.Inside you’ll discover:Iconic Scottish cities – Edinburgh, Glasgow, and historic towns across the countryLegendary landscapes – the Scottish Highlands, Glen Coe, Rannoch Moor, and Loch LomondFamous islands and coastlines – Isle of Skye, the Hebrides, Orkney, and ShetlandHistoric landmarks – castles, abbeys, and cultural sites across

  • The Riverford Cookbook

    £26.00

    From Riverford Farm, one of the UK’s largest organic vegetable box schemes, Riverford: Easy Evenings delivers 100+ easy, adaptable recipes using fresh seasonal produce for effortless cooking. 

  • Don’t Feed the Troll

    £14.99

    A brilliantly hilarious fairytale adventure from the award-winning picture book author and illustrator, Emily Gravett.

  • The Courage to Be Disliked

    £14.99

    Millions have already benefited from the wisdom dispensed in ‘The Courage to Be Disliked’, its simple yet profound advice showing us how to harness our inner power to become the person we would like to be. A philosopher and a student have a discussion. Their conversation reveals a profoundly liberating way of thinking: by developing the courage to change, set healthy boundaries and resist the impulse to please others, it is possible to find genuine and lasting happiness.

  • Plane

    £16.99

    Roaring down the runway or soaring high in the sky, gravity-defying aircraft capture the imagination. Their powerful engines and cutting-edge aerodynamics make every flight a thrilling triumph of technology, as they climb to the clouds leaving life and landscapes far below. This book celebrates these mighty machines with spectacular photos and fascinating details about how they work.

  • The Art of Organizing Thoughts

    £14.99

    We live in an age defined by accelerating automation, polarized discourse, and constant cognitive overload. In ‘The Art of Organizing Thoughts’, first published in 1983 and newly resonant in the age of artificial intelligence, renowned scholar and teacher Shigehiko Toyama offers a humane and timeless reminder: thinking well is a distinctly human art, and one that must be cultivated, protected, and practiced. Toyama argues that knowledge alone is not wisdom – in fact, the more we accumulate, the easier it is to stop truly thinking.