726 results for 'BBC'

Meditations for a Powerful You: Simple life-changing practices to help you relax, recharge, and reconnectDiscover how to tap into your inner energy and unlock the power of your body and mind with...

Sylvia Plath's original manuscript for Ariel, published here in facsimile, offers a unique glimpse into her creative process. This edition restores the selection and arrangement of poems left at the...

For over 40 years, John Motson has been an iconic voice in British sports broadcasting. His remarkable career includes commentating on six World Cup Finals and witnessing the highs and lows of UK...

Brolga's extraordinary life has been captured in the heart-warming story of Kangaroo Dundee. As the star of the BBC series, Brolga is renowned for his dedication to rescuing orphaned baby kangaroos...

The Complete Yes Minister - The Diaries Of A Cabinet Minister By Right Hon. James Hacker MP A behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the British government, as seen through the eyes of a...

Itch is a gripping debut novel about an accidental hero who uses science to fight against the forces of destruction. When 14-year-old Itch discovers a new element, he unwittingly sets off a chain of...

A thrilling spy novel that redefines the world of espionage. When a bomb explodes at the BBC, the stakes are raised for MI6's toughest agents. With James Bond captured, three Double O agents embark...

Explore Ireland's incredible wildlife diversity in this unique collection. Featuring profiles and articles from renowned publications, including BBC Wildlife Magazine and The Countryman, this book...

The History of Albania by Tajar Zavalani is a comprehensive and long-overdue history of Albania, covering the period from ancient times to the mid-twentieth century. Written in English for the first...

David Bowie: The Last Interview and Other Conversations by David Bowie. This collection of interviews offers a unique insight into the life and artistry of one of music's most influential figures...

The Amber Spyglass is an astonishing imaginative feat that conjures a universe of intensity and beauty. Philip Pullman's groundbreaking trilogy has been brought to life with a new cover, creatively...

A Pointless History of the World by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman is a humorous take on the world's most obscure events. This festive treat combines witty facts, quiz questions, and stand-up...

The Blind Banker A mysterious break-in at a bank sets off a chain of events that could be too dangerous for even the greatest detectives to handle. This gripping manga adaptation brings together two...

Strikingly Invisible is a new poetry collection from Henry Normal, creator and performer of the acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series A Normal...Written between October 2018 and July 2019, these poems explore...

Discover the beauty of classical music with Year of Wonder, a unique celebration of the genre that showcases one inspirational piece each day of the year.Written by award-winning violinist and BBC...

Dylan the Baker is a fun picture book for toddlers who love to play. In this exciting story, Dylan gets to be a baker and promises to make a cake for his friend's birthday. But will he be able to...

Even Better If offers practical guidance to leaders seeking to build an incredible workplace culture from within. Drawing on insights from influential experts and grounded in scientific...

Science in Seconds 200 Key Concepts Explained in an Instant by Hazel Muir is a comprehensive and entertaining introduction to key scientific ideas. With clear explanations and helpful visual aids,...

A selection of thought-provoking talks from BBC Radio 4's Lent Talks series. This collection brings together six well-known personalities to reflect on various themes and ideas during the lead up to...

Five Million Conversations: How Labour Lost an Election and Rediscovered Its RootsIain Watson's behind-the-scenes account of the 2015 general election offers a unique insight into the inner workings...

A BBC Between the Covers Book Club Pick and a reader communities Choice Award Finalist, this novel is a heart-wrenching and epic tale of love, loss, and obsession. When a teenager is abducted, her...

The Planets by Professor Brian Cox and Andrew Cohen Explore the vast and intricate Solar System in this groundbreaking companion book to the critically acclaimed BBC series. The authors delve into...

This diary provides a unique glimpse into life in 1971, as recorded by Sarah Shaw, a young secretary at the BBC. Her humorous and frank account offers a fascinating insight into the experiences of a...

Oedipus the King/Oedipus Rex is widely regarded as one of the foundation stones of western drama. First performed in Athens in the 420s BC, it has been a model for future generations and continues to...

Boudicca: Britain's Queen of the Iceni is a narrative biography that tells the inspiring true story of Boudicca. In 43 CE, the Roman conquest of Britannia seemed all but certain, until a chance...

Islamic Finance: a Practical Introduction by Tasnim Nazeer provides an accessible guide to understanding Islamic finance and its application in business and personal finances. This slim volume breaks...

One Million Lovely Letters is a heartwarming and uplifting true story of recovery and resilience. In the summer of 2011, Jodi Ann Bickley's life was turned upside down when she contracted a serious...

The Sherlock: Series 1 Boxed Set brings together the iconic TV series in a unique manga format, presented in its original right-to-left reading order. This stunning collection adapts the episodes of...

Tom Mangold's memoir, Splashed, offers an intimate look at his life in journalism. From his early days on Fleet Street to his long tenure as a correspondent for BBC television's Panorama programme,...

When the Hills Ask for Your Blood: A Personal Story of Rwanda and Genocide by David Belton In April 1994, a plane carrying the Rwandan president was shot down, setting off a wave of violence that...

Tender Volume II: A Cook's Guide to the Fruit Garden is a comprehensive guide to cooking with fruit. Nigel Slater shares over 300 recipe ideas and stories from his own experiences growing fruit in...

The Round Britain Quiz Book features 250 challenging questions from Radio 4's cult quiz show. Compiled by long-serving series producer Paul Bajoria, this book draws on unpredictable fields of...

Carrie Gracie's personal and campaigning book about fighting for equality in the workplace is a powerful exploration of one woman's experience with equal pay.In 2017, Gracie joined a group of...

The Z Cars Casebook Season 2 tells the story behind the scenes of the popular BBC TV police drama. In 1962 and 1963, the show's producers and writers made significant changes to the cast and crew,...

The Intimate Screen: Early British Television Drama By Jason Jacobs This book explores the formative period of British television drama, spanning from 1936 to 1955. It examines the evolution of early...

Mary Whitehouse's campaign against perceived moral decay in British culture was marked by controversy and ridicule. Through her letters, as revealed in this collection from her extraordinary archive,...

Inside Conducting by Christopher Seaman offers lively and informative answers to questions about the role of a conductor in front of an orchestra. This accessible guide is composed of short articles...

23 stories of extraordinary imagination from award-winning Scottish writer Jules Horne. This collection showcases her unique voice and mastery of the short story form.From the surreal to the...

Discover the versatility of chicken with 101 tried-and-tested recipes from Britain's top-selling BBC Good Food Magazine. From quick-fix dishes to special dinners, and from snacks to meals to impress,...

Countryfile: The Year in the Countryside brings the beauty and drama of the British countryside to life through a unique month-by-month guide. From the crystal clear starry skies of January to the...

Dust If You Must by Rose Miligan is a poignant poem about what truly matters in life. Originally published in 1998 and now beautifully illustrated throughout, this charming gift book shares a...

Lynn Barber's memoir 'An Education' is a candid account of her tumultuous teenage years. At 16, she was swept up in a relationship that would have been disastrous for most girls, but instead led to a...

QI: the Third Book of General Ignorance gathers 180 questions from the popular BBC TV programme's 'General Ignorance' round. These new and previously featured questions showcase just how little we...

John Martyn was a musician's musician, admired by artists from different genres for his exceptional guitar playing and singing. His music spanned folk, jazz, and rock, earning him an OBE and a Life...

Writing for Audiobooks by Jules Horne is a practical guide to help authors make the most of the booming audiobook market. With expertise gained from writing and presenting for BBC Radio, this book...

Eddie Malloy's life has been reduced to a bleak existence. Once a champion jockey at just 22, he is now a down-and-out living in an ancient caravan. A false allegation of horse doping led to his...

Timothy Bentinck's memoir offers an unconventional look at life beyond the stage. As the voice of 'Mind The Gap' and a long-time actor in TV, film, and theatre, he has led a varied career. This is...

Louie Hooper's mind overflows with songs - more than 300 passed down from her mother. In 1903, Somerset, Cecil Sharp sets out to transcribe each and every one, believing they should speak for England...

The Doctor Who: Deep Time A Novel by Trevor Baxendale is an original adventure that ties in to the ninth season of the popular BBC Television series. In this story, the disappearance of the Phaeron...

The Metamorphosis Gilded Pocket Edition is a haunting novella that explores the absurd and terrifying transformation of a man into a giant insect. Franz Kafka's masterful prose weaves together...

Linda Cracknell's Doubling Back Paths Trodden in Memory is a beautifully rendered account of walking and memory that explores how places immortalized in writing and memory create portals to recreate...

Behind the scenes of one of the world's great musical meeting places lies a story of discovery and evolution. Later... with Jools Holland is more than just a TV show - it's a cultural institution...

Remarkable Motor Races brings together some of the most iconic motor racecourses from around the world in stunning photographs. From the sand-blown deserts of Saudi Arabia to the glamorous streets of...

The Underground Sea by John Berger is a collection of writing that brings together his work on mineworkers and the miners' strikes. Edited as a set of actions for today, this publication marks the...

Pat Sharp's life has been a whirlwind of fun and fame. From his iconic TV shows like Fun House to his more recent appearances on celebrity reality TV, Pat has remained a beloved figure in British...

Sir Humphrey Burton's autobiography offers a unique perspective on the world of British cultural broadcasting and classical music in the twentieth century. With a career spanning multiple decades,...

The Maasai have long been known for their courage and independence. This non-fiction book provides an in-depth look at the people, their history, and way of life, set against the stunning backdrop of...

Pierre Bourdieu and Postcolonial Studies explores the intersection of postcolonialism and sociological theory. This collection of essays examines how institutions shape the creation, dissemination,...

Discover the surprising ways to transform your health with just one simple change. Michael Mosley's latest book brings to life his mission to find everyday habits that can have a big impact on your...

Bradshaw's Handbook (Premium Edition) is a luxurious facsimile edition of the 1863 guide that inspired the BBC television series 'Great British Railway Journeys'. This luxury leatherbound edition is...

Alan Bennett's Two Besides brings two new monologues to his acclaimed Talking Heads series. Written during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020, these performances showcase ordinary women navigating...

Tommy Lawrence's remarkable story has captured the hearts of many since a chance interview with the BBC in 2015. This is the fascinating tale behind his rise to fame as one of Liverpool's most...

The Kitchen Front by Jennifer RyanSet against the backdrop of World War II, this novel tells the story of four women who enter a BBC-sponsored cooking competition with a chance to change their lives...

Anne Lister's remarkable life has been revealed in a major BBC TV drama series. This biography uses her diaries to create a portrait of Anne Lister as we've never seen her before.Angela Steidele...

The allure of Mimi Deslauriers is undeniable. As a murder suspect, she's the most captivating case Inspector Gently has ever encountered. But beneath her alluring exterior lies a key to unlocking an...

The Spaces in Between: The Story of an Eating Disorder by Caroline Jones is a heart-wrenching and thought-provoking memoir that delves into the author's 14-year struggle with bulimia.Born in...

Sara Davies, the entrepreneur behind a multi-million-pound business, shares her story of building a business from scratch in this inspiring memoir. From her early days as an intern to her rise to...

The Human Universe: A Journey Through Space and Time Brian Cox and Andrew Cohen explore some of humanity's greatest questions in this ambitious and creative work. What is our place in the universe?...

Quatermass and the Pit: A Study of the 1967 Film and its Origins. In 1967, Roy Ward Baker's film adaptation of Nigel Kneale's script for Hammer Films brought the Quatermass franchise to a new...

Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas A poignant and humorous portrayal of life in a small seaside town, Under Milk Wood is a masterful depiction of human nature. Written as a radio drama and first...

This comprehensive activity book offers a superb start in learning Spanish. Revised and updated to include key changes around the Spanish-speaking world, it's designed for independent learners and...

The Life Scientific: Inventors by Anna Buckley This collection of biographical short stories brings scientists and engineers to life, revealing their journeys from childhood interests to innovation...

George Orwell's work continues to captivate audiences with its portrayal of totalitarian regimes. This comprehensive study explores how his writing has been adapted for film and television, from...

Seven Worlds, One Planet is a stunning exploration of the planet and its diverse environments. The story of our world begins 200 million years ago, when a single supercontinent ruptured, giving rise...

The sixth book in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy trilogy, this novel was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and features original cast members. Arthur Dent's life is about to collide with a pantheon of...

Documentary films are a unique and powerful force in our time. This book explores their history, from the early pioneers to the present day, tracing the evolution of documentary filmmaking across...

The BBC Reith Lectures have been shaping our understanding of the world for over 70 years. This collection brings together some of the most thought-provoking ideas from this archive, gathered in one...

Caravan Every Album, Every Song by Andy Boot explores the history and music of this influential band. Spanning their 18 canonical albums, from their pop-psych debut to their later work, the book...

P.D. James's extraordinary memoir offers a unique glimpse into her life and writing career. Spanning twelve months from her 77th to 78th birthdays, this personal diary and memoir reflects on her...

Thinking in Pictures: Adventures in Trying to be Smart by Michael Blastland is a witty guide to understanding how our brains work. Using pictures to illustrate key concepts, this book provides an...

The Archers: Home Fires at Ambridge by Catherine Miller In 1941, England's favourite village is not immune to the effects of war. But amidst the uncertainty, a mysterious death sets off a chain of...

Charles Wheeler Witness to the Twentieth Century by Shirin Wheeler is a unique perspective on one of the most pivotal periods in modern history. As a celebrated BBC foreign correspondent, Charles...

Christine Keeler's life was marked by scandal and controversy, most infamously the "Profumo Affair" that brought down the Tory government of Harold Macmillan. Now, in her own words, she shares her...

Agatha Christie's work has been brought to life on screen for nearly nine decades. This comprehensive exploration delves into 90 years of film and television adaptations, uncovering both well-known...

John Virgo: Say Goodnight, JV My Autobiography by John Virgo A candid and revealing memoir from one of snooker's most beloved figures. John Virgo shares his remarkable story, taking readers on a...

Old Falkirk by Guthrie Hutton showcases the town's early twentieth century charm through a collection of photographs. Images of trams, horse-drawn carriages, and the new bus station are complemented...

The first volume in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, re-published in hardback with a stunning fine art cover. Lyra Belacqua and her daemon live half-wild and carefree among scholars of...

RHS the Creative Gardener: Inspiration and Advice to Create the Space You WantTransform your garden into a unique outdoor space with the help of Adam Frost, BBC Gardener's World presenter. This book...

Experience the 2020 US presidential campaign like never before in this personal account from BBC North America Editor Jon Sopel. As the coronavirus pandemic swept across America, Sopel takes you...

The English folk revival cannot be understood without considering its place in post-war England. This study brings together the history of the gentrifying folk revival with the socio-political...

Life as a foreign correspondent is often seen as glamorous and exciting, but Nick Bryant's memoir offers a more nuanced view. In 'Confessions from Correspondentland', he shares his experiences in the...

Evelyn Dove was a trailblazing performer who defied conventions with her stunning career in jazz, musical theatre, and cabaret. From the 1920s to the 1960s, she captivated audiences worldwide with...

Understanding statistics is essential in today's data-driven world. We are constantly surrounded by numbers and claims that can be misleading. For example, what's the difference between the mean...

The MV Francis Hall sets sail from England across the Atlantic in 1947, its crew still reeling from the traumas of the Second World War. As they navigate the challenges of their final voyage, they...

Lark Rise to Candleford is a poignant and evocative portrayal of rural life in England between the wars. Part of the Macmillan Collector's Library, this beautifully crafted edition features stunning,...

The Original Inspector George Gently Collection by Alan Hunter is a collection of two novels that established Inspector Gently as one of Scotland Yard's finest. These stories, which formed the basis...

Shadow of the Serpent: An Inspector McLevy Mystery 1 by David Ashton In Edinburgh's dark alleys, a different kind of detective operates. It's 1880 and election fever grips the city, but in the docks'...

A true story of resilience and determination begins in 1947, as Britain struggles to recover from the devastating effects of World War II. For one young boy, life is about to become even tougher when...

Tracing the history of mass communication in Britain from its early beginnings, this book offers a concise and engaging introduction to the development of the media. From the print, broadcast, and...