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  • The future of geography

    £10.99

    Space: the biggest geopolitical story of the coming century – new from the multi-million-copy bestselling author of Prisoners of Geography

  • 5 Minute Human Body Stories

    £16.99

    From the hairs in your nose to the nails on your toes – we all have a body and here’s how it grows! ‘5 minute stories’ include: Where Did I Begin?: From conception to baby; The Heartbeat Ballet: All about the heart and the blood; Your Lungs and the Air: The respiratory system; Brainy You! : The body’s control centre; Skin Holds You In: All about the skin; Hold-me-up: All about the skeleton and bones; Do I Move?: Marvellous muscles; I Spy: See, hear, smell, taste, touch; Snack Attack: All about digestion.

  • Battle of the beast

    £7.99

    The third beastly book in the deliciously gruesome and hilarious series by Jack Meggitt-Phillips, perfect for little beasts aged 8-12.

  • Revenge of the Beast

    £7.99

    The book that bites back is BACK! In the second beastly book from Jack Meggit-Phillips, the most distinctive new voice for readers of 8-12, revenge is a dish best served with a surprise ?

  • The farm table

    £27.00

    First-generation farmer and chef Julius Roberts shares honest tales of farming life and easy, thoughtful dishes to reconnect us to nature and the seasons. Making the most of simple ingredients, this is food to comfort and inspire. A few good things on a plate, assembled with joy and ease. Beginning in winter, recipes include: an elegant, fuss-free dinner of roast pumpkin, mozzarella, hazelnuts and sage, and a hearty sausage stew; in spring baked fish with herbs and asparagus, chicken roasted over lemon, fennel and potatoes, and a lamb stew with pearl barley; summer brings courgette pasta, a ratatouille galette, and a steamed apricot sponge; finally autumn arrives with smoked haddock and leek rarebit and pan-fried trout with mash and spinach sauce.

  • The poetry pharmacy forever

    £14.99

    After the tumult of the last few years, William Sieghart is back to prescribe the perfect poem for a variety of life’s ailments, offering hope and comfort to readers in need. Here, he draws on the emails from the public he received during multiple lockdowns, as well as tried-and-true classics from his in-person pharmacies, to create an essential anthology of poetry for our times. Through his expert curation and insightful commentary, he reminds us of the power of words to help us heal, to reconnect us with the world and to recover what has been lost. From weathering sorrow and sudden loss, to dealing with environmental despair and burnout, this new selection speaks directly to a society in greater need of comfort and compassion than ever before.

  • Spin to Survive: Pirate peril

    £20.00

    Take to the seas with Spin to Survive: Pirate Peril, the next in the innovative choose-your-own-adventure series that pits your survival skills against the treacherous tides of chance.

  • Edible economics

    £12.99

    For decades, a single free market philosophy has dominated global economics. But this is bland and unhealthy – like British food in the 1980s, when bestselling author and economist Ha-Joon Chang first arrived in the UK from South Korea. Just as eating a wide range of cuisines contributes to a more interesting and balanced diet, so too is it essential we listen to a variety of economic perspectives. In ‘Edible Economics’, Chang makes challenging economic ideas more palatable by plating them alongside stories about food from around the world. Structuring the book as a series of menus, Chang uses histories behind familiar food items – where they come from, how they are cooked and consumed, what they mean to different cultures – to explore economic theory.

  • Michael Morpurgo’s tales from Shakespeare

    £20.00

    Ten stunning Shakespeare retellings from the master storyteller, with an introduction by Benedict Cumberbatch

  • Babel

    £10.99

    Oxford, 1836. The city of dreaming spires. It is the centre of all knowledge and progress in the world. And at its centre is Babel, the Royal Institute of Translation. The tower from which all the power of the Empire flows. Orphaned in Canton and brought to England by a mysterious guardian, Babel seemed like paradise to Robin Swift. Until it became a prison. But can a student stand against an empire?

  • Angelina Ballerina classic picture book collection

    £35.00

    This collection of three classic storybooks in a giftable slipcase with holographic foil makes the perfect gift for any Angelina Ballerina fan!

  • ZigZag

    £13.99

    When ZigZag, an alligator who can taste words, accidentally swallows “tambourine” with all of its vowels, he finds disappointing “ppls” instead of tart, green apples and a. too-short “bd” instead of his comfy, cozy bed.

  • Dinosauri

    £16.90

    Story for children

  • Before your memory fades

    £10.99

    The third novel from the author of the phenomenon Before the Coffee Gets Cold: tales from a little cafe in Hakodate, Cafe Donna Donna, where customers may travel through time – if they obey the rules. For fans of The Guest Cat and If Cats Disappeared from the World.