And Then What? Inside Stories of 21st Century Diplomacy – Catherine Ashton
£17.00Free shipping within the UK.
April in Spain – John Banville
£8.99The latest in the series of Quirke novels finds the eponymous pathologist in the Basque country failing to enjoy his holiday with nothing to do but eat, drink, and sleep in the afternoons until he comes into conflict with the pyschopathic Terry Tice.
Around Antarctica: Exploring the Frozen South – Tania Medvedeva & Maria Vyshinskaya
£16.99Ingenious fold-out pages, terrific pictures and plenty of fun facts about Tom on his expedition to a research station.
Age guide: 7-10
Assembly – Natasha Brown
£8.99Free shipping within the UK.
Astonish Me! First Nights That Changed the World – Dominic Dromgoole
£20.00Entertaining survey of a variety of seismic, landmark first nights, across a range of performative arts, which explores how individual artists can shape and change the course of our cultural history.
Awe: The Transformative Power of Everyday Wonder – Dacher Keltner
£20.00Free shipping within the UK.
Bad Relations – Cressida Connolly
£13.00Free shipping within the UK.
Beautiful World, Where Are You – Sally Rooney
£8.99Four friends in Ireland strive to navigate their relationships and careers in this touching, searingly truthful depiction of everyday life in an increasingly anguished and uncertain world.
Becky – Sarah May (Signed)
£14.99Signed by the author.
Borough Market: The Knowledge – Angela Clutton
£27.00A treasure trove of culinary advice and inspiration from experts and traders plus more than 80 new recipes to helpmake the most of their exceptional seasonal produce.
Bournville – Jonathan Coe
£20.00Rich, poignant story of a family living in the Birmingham suburb, which maps the changes in British society over the lasst 75 years – full of gentle nostalgia and sharp, often funny, observation.
Case Study – Graeme Macrae Burnet
£9.99An intriguing investigation into the nature of identity, presented as a series of notebooks compiled by a young woman in the 1960s who believes that a charismatic pyschotherapist, based in Primrose Hill, drove her sister to suicide.
Chief of Staff: An Insider’s Account of Downing Street’s Most Turbulent Years – Gavin Barwell
£10.00Free shipping within the UK.
China Room – Sunjeev Sahota
£9.99A lyrical and moving story of Mehar, one of three women married to Sikh brothers in 1929, kept veiled and confined to perform domestic duties and bear sons, interspersed with the tale of her great-grandson dealing with his experiences of racism and isolation.
Christendom: The Triumph of a Religion – Peter Heather
£35.00Fresh, engaging survey of how Christianity evolved from a fringe sect into a world religion showing how the process was never inevitable but hinged upon a series of pivotal conversions.
Closer to Love: How to Attract the Right Relationships and Deepen Your Connections – Vex King
£15.00Free shipping within the UK.