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The case of the seventy-seven clocks remains one of Arthur Bryant's most peculiar investigations. In 1973, as strikes and blackouts ravaged the country, a series of gruesome murders took place among...

Alina and her granny live in a lighthouse by the sea, a home filled with the warmth of Granny's magical stories. As her memories begin to fade, Alina is worried about how to bring them back. One day,...

This heartwarming story follows one tiny's journey as they imagine what it would be like to help others. Along the way, they discover that being small can be a great advantage.Everyone needs a little...

Lady Cecelia Campbell's life was turned upside down four years ago when her lover, Lord Rupert Marlowe, left England to take up a commission in the army. Now, he has returned and is ready to marry...

Louisa May Alcott: A Life Beyond Little Women This biography offers a comprehensive and nuanced exploration of Louisa May Alcott's life, from her childhood in Concord, Massachusetts, to her death...

Lord Adonis's remarkable account of the dramatic negotiations that led to the formation of Britain's first coalition government since the Second World War. In May 2010, Labour and the Liberal...

This charming rural comedy from bestselling author Catherine Alliott explores the complexities of love and heartbreak. When Hattie Carrington returns to her village, she's forced to confront past...

Norm's day starts off badly when he steps in something he shouldn't have. With overdue homework, pocket money and newspapers piling up, life is already unfair - but that's not all Norm has to deal...

This wordless picture book celebrates the arrival of spring with abundant style and exuberance. A child's first day out is depicted in whimsical and mundane moments, showcasing the joys of discovery...

I May Be Stupid But I'm Not That Stupid brings together six contrasting but complementary poem sequences by Selima Hill. These poems explore themes of family, fear, foreboding and felicity with a...

Alice's world has become a source of anxiety. She worries about her children's well-being and feels overwhelmed by the demands of modern life. In an attempt to regain control, she makes a bold...

This gorgeous picture book explores life's challenges with gentle honesty. Peek-through pages add an extra layer of depth to the story.With its soothing text and beautiful illustrations, this book is...

A tree falls in the forest - listen. In this poignant and enchanting novel, two women from different worlds find common ground in the heart of the woods. Ainsley, a dryad with a deep connection to...

This book tells the story of one man's profound transformation after a spiritual experience. In an instant, his perception of the world shifted, and he found himself in a place without fear.As he...

Lizzy Munro is working at the Cannes Film Festival, in a job that involves a lot more admin than red-carpet glamour. There, Ciaran Flynn is the man everyone is talking about: heartthrob of the moment...

The Believer, Issue 118 April/May is a bimonthly literature, arts, and culture magazine that offers in-depth journalism, essays, and interviews. Each issue features intricate illustrations, poems,...

May All People and Pigs Be Happy is a heartwarming story about the power of kindness and compassion. Claire learns a simple meditation from her stuffed animal Pigalina, which helps her feel more...

A darkly comic exploration of 21st century domestic life, May We Be Forgiven delves into the lives of individuals spiralling out of control, bound together by family and history. As relationships...

The Nearest Exit May Be Behind You is a collection of essays by S. Bear Bergman that offers an unflinching and deeply personal exploration of gender and identity.Through humorous and poignant...

May Cause Side Effects: A MemoirBrooke Siem's story is one of struggle and resilience, as she navigates the complexities of antidepressant withdrawal and the search for identity. Diagnosed and...

James May's Man Lab: The Book of Usefulness is a humorous exploration of what it means to be a man in modern society. In this book, James May and his friends embark on a quest to rediscover the...

The Nichols and May Interviews offers a unique insight into the lives and careers of two comedy legends. Spanning over five decades, twenty-seven interviews and profiles reveal the stories behind...

As Once in May A remarkable and intimate work by Antonia White, this autobiography recounts her early life up to the age of six. With extraordinary recall, she recreates her childhood experiences,...

Cats Confess reveals some surprising secrets about your feline friend. A handful of brazen kitties share their innermost thoughts and feelings, offering a fresh perspective on cat behaviour.From the...

The Partisan Leader's Handbook May 1939 is a concise guide to guerrilla warfare training. Published in 1939, it was used by various military units and resistance groups during World War II, including...

Wolstanton & May Bank Through Time is a poignant pictorial record of life in a Staffordshire village. Through a unique blend of old and new photographs, author Mervyn Edwards pays tribute to the...

The Believer, Issue 124 April/May by Beverly Rogers is a unique blend of literature, art, and culture. Each issue features a diverse range of journalism, essays, intimate interviews, comics, poetry,...

The Nearest Exit May Be Behind You by Amulya Malladi is a story about a woman navigating the corporate world and her personal life. Asmi, a marketing director in a biotech company, finds herself at a...

The Believer, Issue 130 April/May A unique blend of literature, arts, and culture, this issue of The Believer magazine features a range of journalism, essays, intimate interviews, comics, poetry, and...

The Art of Guerilla Warfare May 1939 by G. S. (R) THE WAR OFFICE is a concise and informative guide to guerrilla warfare, first published in 1939. This pamphlet was instrumental in shaping the...

A new life in rural Minnesota seems like just what Mira James needs. But when she lands a job as a librarian and meets a handsome archaeologist, things take a deadly turn. A body is found between the...

James Bond is back with a vengeance. In 1960s London, a flood of narcotics has poured into Britain, and it's up to him to investigate. His mission takes him from Paris to Persia, where he encounters...

Don't Polish Your Ignorance ...It May ShineThis thought-provoking book explores the complexities of human existence, delving into the pain, confusion, and deep-seated desires that drive us to seek...

May 1940 marked a turning point in history as five crucial days shaped the course of the twentieth century. John Lukacs's new book delves into these pivotal hours, focusing on the British War...

This May Hurt a Bit by Stella Feehily is a witty and tender exploration of one family's experience with the National Health Service. The play premiered in 2014, just as the government launched its...

What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause (TM) The Breakthrough Book on Natural Hormone BalanceFirst published over 15 years ago, this groundbreaking book challenged conventional hormone...

Lady Henrietta Hopewell, Marchioness of Tavistock, is a woman of great power and influence in London. As leader of The May Flowers, one of the most prestigious ladies' clubs in town, she holds...

The Mai-Kai History and Mystery of the Iconic Tiki Restaurant is a unique collection of over 400 photographs commemorating the 60th anniversary of the legendary Mai-Kai Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale,...

After the passing of her father, Miss Elaine Bond had decided to take control of her life as an independent woman. However, this newfound freedom did not sit well with those around her, particularly...

Louisa May Alcott's Short Stories;A Treasury is a charming collection of three original short story collections by the renowned American author. This treasury features "On Picket Duty, and Other...

That the World May Know: Bearing Witness to AtrocityThis powerful and moving book tells the story of the modern human rights movement, drawing on firsthand accounts from fieldworkers around the world...

London's most unlikely detectives are back in this collection of 12 short stories. Arthur Bryant and his partner John May have solved many extraordinary cases over the years, but some were hidden...

One Thousand White Women: The Journals of May Dodd is a historical novel based on a true story. In 1875, May Dodd embarks on an extraordinary journey to marry the chief of the Cheyenne Nation.After...

A controversial artist is found dead in her own art installation inside a riverside gallery with locked doors and windows. The only witness to the crime is a small boy who insists that the murderer...

The Battle of Jackson, Mississippi, May 14, 1863 by Chris Mackowski offers a comprehensive account of the pivotal battle that took place in the heart of the Confederacy. Drawing on dozens of primary...

Springtime in Whitstable brings new life to the town, but for Pearl, it's also a chance to reconnect with her roots. When her friend Nathan invites actress Faye Marlowe to open the May Day...

Rollo May was a psychologist who contributed profoundly to America's response to personal emptiness in the post-war era. His work addressed depression, powerlessness and conformity, while also...

A new novel from Cathleen Schine explores the complexities of family relationships as they navigate aging and love. When Joy's husband passes away, her children Molly and Daniel struggle to support...

That We May Be One: Christian Non-Duality by Thomas Keating explores the ultimate destination of the spiritual journey. Drawing on his experience as a guide to contemplative practice, Keating...

A young Irish girl, torn between duty and desire, embarks on a journey that will change her life forever. Fleeing a traumatic event, she leaves behind everything familiar to start anew in the harsh...

A historical study of reincarnation in Judaism and Christianity explores whether this belief is compatible with Christian faith. This second edition includes Annie Besant's article on various...

Lambrakis and the Peace Movement: The Greek May of 1963This book explores the pivotal moment in modern Greek history when thousands of students, workers, and intellectuals came together to demand an...

The World of Norm: 8: May Contain Buts by Jonathan Meres is a humorous tale about a day that doesn't quite go as planned. Norm's attempts to pass time in the toilet are soon overshadowed by a series...

A poignant record of the lives of ordinary LGBT people in Ireland, whose experiences were deeply affected by the marriage equality vote. Charlie Bird travelled the country to capture their stories,...

Stories and sketches representing the people I've met and lessons I've learned as I traveled from one place to the next. Some might even be true.This collection of stories and sketches offers a...

Get ready for an action-packed adventure with Transformers: EarthSpark! This exciting illustrated chapter book features an all-new story and beloved characters from the show. When sibling rivalry...

Beethoven's Conversation Books A unique collection of 139 pocket-sized notebooks, these books offer a fascinating glimpse into the daily life and thoughts of one of music's greatest composers...

The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5-6, 1864 by Gordon C. Rhea is a detailed account of the pivotal conflict fought in the tangled forest near the Rapidan River in Virginia. This operational history...

A trans boy challenges his ex-boyfriend for the title of Homecoming King in this contemporary YA romance. Jeremy Harkiss, cheer captain and student body president, is determined to make his senior...

A gripping mystery set in Italy follows Nikki Serafino as she investigates a series of murders that link to her own complicated past. When a body is discovered in the warm waters of Naples' bay,...

Charlie and Margaret Marder are drawn into a world of corruption and ambition in this fast-paced sequel to Jake Tapper's previous novel. As they navigate the complex web of power in 1960s Washington...

Louisa May Alcott: A Life Behind the Pages Discover the extraordinary woman behind one of America's most beloved novels. Harriet Reisen's biography sheds new light on Louisa May Alcott's life,...

Survival: April - May 2022 War in Europe challenges conventional wisdom and brings fresh perspectives on strategic issues. This issue features thought-provoking analysis from experts, including...

Join Phillipa Sage behind the scenes of her extraordinary 12-year journey with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. As their PA, gofer, and fixer, she witnessed the best and worst of the...

That All May Flourish: Comparative Religious Environmental Ethics explores the complex relationship between human flourishing and environmental well-being. A diverse range of experts from various...

A Study Guide for Louisa May Alcott's Little Women provides comprehensive support for literature students. This concise guide includes a plot summary, character analysis, author biography, study...

You May Not Take the Sad and Angry Consolations by Shane Neilson is a powerful collection of poems that explore the complexities of living in an ableist society. Written as an archive for his...

London Bridge Is Falling Down by Christopher Fowler is a gripping mystery that delves into the darker corners of modern society. When 91-year-old Amelia Hoffman dies under suspicious circumstances,...

That Time May Cease by Ann Swinfen is set against the tumultuous backdrop of 1592 London. A violent arrest sparks a riot in Southwark, revealing more than just a simple grievance. As poverty and...

Striking a Light: The Bryant and May Matchwomen and their Place in HistoryIn July 1888, a remarkable event took place at the East End factory of Bryant and May. One thousand four hundred women and...

Norm's phone bill has gone through the roof - literally! He's grounded before he's even had breakfast, and now he needs to figure out how to pay off this massive debt. But with no idea how it...

The Dutch defence in May 1940 was a dramatic and brief attempt to resist the German invasion. Despite being vastly outnumbered, the Dutch forces put up an impressive fight, but ultimately succumbed...

Vietnam: Morning to Midnight by Jerry Mai is a comprehensive cookbook that explores the diverse and vibrant culinary landscape of Vietnam. From breakfast treats like crispy pork banh mi, to midday...

A treasure trove of inspiration for every May baby is revealed in this charming book. Originally launched by beloved author Noel Streatfeild in 1959, each month-by-month baby book has been...

Glasgow is in mourning after an arson attack left five dead. As tensions rise, three youths are charged and the city erupts into chaos. A crowd gathers outside the courthouse, but their anger turns...

Galaxy's Edge Magazine Issue 8, May 2014 by Robert Silverberg and David Brin A collection of science fiction and fantasy stories from some of the genre's most talented writers. This issue features...

Lady Bianca Marlowe is known for her bold and daring nature, shocking the social conventions of London's high society with her outspoken opinions and fashion choices. Her admission to the prestigious...

Cabinet's Finest Hour: The Hidden Agenda of May 1940 by David Owen explores a pivotal chapter in World War II history. In May 1940, the British government debated whether to continue fighting against...

The Waters of Life from the Conecuh Ridge: The Clyde May Story is a memoir that explores the life of a man who defied convention. A devoted father, war veteran, and churchgoer, Clyde May was also a...

Reyna Biddy's poems in "May God Help Us Find Our Way" are infused with a sense of curiosity and love. This collection invites readers to reflect on their own paths and the world around them.The poems...

The Mermaid Moon by Briony May Smith is a heartwarming tale of friendship and adventure. When the Mermaid Moon rises, a magical night occurs where sea creatures can fly through the air, and a young...

May Sheppard's life was turned upside down when her husband passed away just before WWII. Her dreams of having a family were shattered. However, she soon found herself caring for Cliff, an evacuee...

That I May Gain Messiah: A Messianic Jewish DevotionalThis 120-devotional journey through the New Covenant Scriptures reveals the compassionate yet uncompromising Messiah of Israel-Yeshua. Kevin...

This collection features two Christmas-themed stories by Louisa May Alcott. "A Christmas Dream" is a heartwarming tale that explores the joys and challenges of the holiday season. The second story,...

Deutsche Luftwaffe Losses and Claims Part 2 May 1940 provides a detailed account of the German air force's losses and claims during the month of May 1940, as they invaded France, Belgium, the...

Christian Unity - the Next Step 'That They May All Be One' explores recent Church history and theology to propose a new era of Christian collaboration and service. Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, examines...

The mass protests that shook France in May 1968 were exciting, dangerous, creative, and influential. Students demonstrated, workers went on general strike, and factories and universities were...

Galaxy's Edge Magazine Issue 50: May 2021 is a bi-monthly magazine published by Phoenix Pick, an imprint of Arc Manor. Each issue features a mix of new and old stories, a serialization of a novel,...

Aleister Crowley, Frieda, Lady Harris and Betty May were known for their bohemian lifestyle, embracing escapism and freedom. This book explores their lives through natal astrology, revealing...

This majestic work of scholarship explores the British obsession with polar exploration. A last quote from one explorer to his party as he left their tent never to return, the title encapsulates the...

Published in 2011, To Whom It May Concern is one of Louise Bourgeois' final projects, showcasing her enduring artistic power. This unique work features vibrant, contrasting colours depicting bodies...

Charles Barkley's candid and provocative memoir offers a unique perspective on life, sports, and politics. With his characteristic light touch and ability to make people laugh while stirring them to...

Meditations for People Who (May) Worry Too Much is a thoughtful collection of daily meditations by Anne Wilson Schaef. In this sequel to her bestselling Meditations for Women Who Do Too Much, Schaef...

Catalogue of a Japanese Collection of Tsuba for Sale by Auction May 1911 is an illustrated auction catalogue from 1911. It features a collection of Japanese tsuba, which are metal mounts used to...

Norm's day starts like any other - until it doesn't. Waking up alone at home and facing a fridge to himself sets the tone for a chaotic morning. Snails, wet clothes, and unexpected visitors all add...

Norm's day is shaping up to be one of those days. A dog-related injury puts his biking plans in jeopardy, and an old acquaintance threatens something even more important than his bike. As things...

The Victoria Vanishes by Christopher Fowler A mysterious series of events unfolds in London's pubs, leaving behind only death and confusion. One night, Arthur Bryant witnesses a woman emerging from a...

Hardcover, 256 pages, published 2022. This memoir recounts the author's experience with antidepressant withdrawal and her journey to rebuild her life. Diagnosed as a teenager, Brooke Siem was...

A poignant and deeply personal novel about the power of secrets and the complexity of human emotions. Mattie Barton's idyllic life is turned upside down when she discovers a long-lost jewellery box...

A small community in the French Alps is plagued by mysterious killings of sheep, with each victim's throat cut. As more villagers are killed, suspicion falls on Massart, a beardless man according to...