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The extraordinary and moving story of two Englishwomen who lived through the uncertainties and deprivations of Iraq under Saddam. In April 2003, as war in Iraq was reaching its climax, Lynne O’Donnell was among the first Western journalists who entered into the northern city of Mosul.

One man’s personal journey into the unexplored territory of failure. We are taught to celebrate, even worship, success. But what about the flip side of success? What about failure?

Twelve stories about finding love, beautifully written, to inspire and create hope in others. We love to hear about love. In a world of stress, bad news and bleak prophecies, it’s heartily life-affirming to hear a love story with a happy ending, especially when you know it’s true.

A hilarious memoir about growing up in the wilds of suburban New Jersey. In this funny, offbeat coming-of-age memoir, Kristen Buckley takes us on an emotional odyssey through the eerie netherlands of New Jersey, where perverted gym teachers are as big a threat as local mobsters, and timbale playing orangutans wield the power to shape the future.

The cult classic about LSD and the 1960s counterculture movement.

A fantastic tour of literary Britain, with contributions by Ali Smith and Niall Griffiths. Writers define places, places inspire writers. What would Dorset be without Thomas Hardy? Imagine the Scottish Highlands without Robert Louis Stevenson. And what was the effect of Hackney on Pinter, Kent on Dickens, or Laugharne on Dylan Thomas?

An alternative guide to the heart of London for those who know London well and for those who might not. Simon Armitage, Martin Gorst and Ian Marchant contribute pieces.

An open exploration of the alphabet by some of today’s leading designers and writers. How often do we think about the individual letters of the alphabet? What are their histories, their personalities, their stories? What does C mean to you? Where did X come from? How does N make you feel?

This book reveals how 26 writers and 26 designers tackled a once-in-a-lifetime brief: to sample an unidentified cask strength whisky and then design a unique label based on sensory response.

An informative and entertaining account of the 25-year roller coaster ride that is action-packed life in the design industry.
On 6th June 1980, while the world outside was busy watching Fame, wondering who shot JR and trying to figure out the Rubik’s Cube, Smith & Milton opened its doors for business in Battersea, south London.

A fantastic collection of great motor racing moments – beautifully illustrated throughout – by the legends of the sport.
Over 300 legends and personalities from the world of motor racing share their personal thoughts and special memories.