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Island At The Edge Of The World by Mike Pitts: The mystery of Easter Island is finally SOLVED
Finally scientists have discovered that there is a fruiter reason for the placement of Easter Island famous statues than any of us might have considered.
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Into the Groove By Justin Lewis: The advice Michael Jackson gave Queen that got them a US smash hit
Justin Lewis takes us on a wild ride through the music of the 1980s in his raucous new book, Into The Groove.
3 Oct, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
LOSING JAMES: A MOTHER'S STORY by Caroline Jane Munday: The war ended years ago…but my grief is still raw
Caroline Munday was counting down the days till her son’s return from Afghanistan when she got the call every soldier’s mother dreads…
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SQUEEZE ME by Ruthie Rogers and Ed Ruscha: How to find your zest for life… cook with lemons!
The inimitable owner of London’s famous River Cafe has written a citrusy new cook book.
Janet Gough glorifies the beauty of divine stained glass in our choice for the best Picture Book out now.
3 Oct, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
Woody Allen's first novel in this week's literary fiction: WHAT'S WITH BAUM? by Woody Allen, HOUSE OF DAY, HOUSE OF NIGHT by Olga Tokarczuk, PICK A COLOUR by Souvankham Thammavongsa
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3 Oct, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
Horror's and hilarity in this month's short stories: JEEVES AGAIN by various authors, THE WITCHING HOUR: GHOSTLY TALES FOR THE DARKEST NIGHTS by Bridget Collins, WHAT REMAINS AFTER A FIRE by Kanza Javed
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What's next from bestselling author of the Housemaid?: THE INTRUDER by Freida McFadden, SHARP FORCE by Patricia Cornwell, CRY HAVOC by Jack Carr
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The Cheese Cure by Michael Finnerty: Cure your burnout one piece of cheese at a time
After suffering from burnout working as a breakfast radio host, Michael Finnerty decided he needed a change. The change he found was in cheese!
30 Sep, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
Tim Berners-Lee wanted his technological wonder to be used as a tool for good. Instead it has become toxic and divisive… now he gives an insight into his regrets about inventing the World Wide Web
Nick Rennison discovers the inner workings of the man who invented the World Wide Web.