As we enter the last two months of the year and Christmas shopping really ramps up, take inspiration from the great books published in November and December.
The celebrated author of Norwegian Wood and 1Q84 returns with a characteristically inventive and playful novel that shifts the boundaries of time and space, as a town’s Dream Reader takes over from a ghost as a librarian in a Fukushima province.
Blending state-of-the-nation novel, cosy crime caper and coming-of-age story with Coe's characteristic elan, The Proof of My Innocence spins a genre-hopping tale of political extremists, forgotten novels and murdered academics.
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Lacing his characteristic whimsy with dashes of darker humour, Bennett's exquisitely crafted novella centres on the residents of a council home for the elderly who begin to exploit the institutional breakdowns that Covid creates.
One of Granta's Best of Young British Novelists 2023 and the author of Penance delivers a staggering short story collection filled with unforgettable tales of insatiable desires and her sublimely dark humour.
From the author of Late in the Day and After the Funeral comes an evocative novella suffused with yearning and emotional acuity, about two sisters' coming-of-age in postwar Bristol.
The twenty-third instalment in Scarrow's legendary Eagles of the Empire series, Revenge of Rome finds Prefect Cato and Centurion Macro facing their fiercest challenge yet in the form of the terrifying Queen of the Britons, Boudica.
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Perfect reading for fans of Before the Coffee Gets Cold, this entrancing Korean sensation sees a dissatisfied woman seek a new life inside a magical yet dangerous market.
A taut, penetrating novella from the author of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and The Heart's Invisible Furies, Boyne's study of a cruel and callous woman asks whether the harrowing experiences of her youth shaped the person she became.
The much-loved presenter delivers her delightful debut novel packed with laughs and romance, as the wife of a TV heartthrob resolves to get her life and career back on track after her husband moves out.
Collecting both volumes of Yagisawa's bestselling Morisaki Bookshop novels, this gorgeous hardback edition boasts exclusive endpapers that all bibliophiles will adore.
Casting aside his hard-bitten DCI Daley series of police procedurals, Denzil Meyrick delivers the second of his irresistible festive cosy crime mysteries, whilst Alex Pavesi follows up Eight Detectives with another brilliant high-concept whodunit and David Baldacci resurrects Travis Devine for a high-octane blockbuster thriller.
Another delicious slice of festive cosy crime from the author of Murder at Holly House that finds Grasby and Juggers investigating a mysterious double murder in a remote coastal village awash with high-quality hosiery.
The author of the masterful Eight Detectives spins another fiendish mystery as a group of friends pen a series of incriminating short stories at a birthday party that ends in bloody murder.
Travis Devine returns in another page-turning thriller from the crime writing maestro, as a series of deaths follow a young woman orphaned by her parents' suspected overdose.
Now available in an absolutely stunning deluxe edition boasting numerous exclusive features and bonus content, the opening instalment of Erriu's cosmic romantasy finds Elara caught between warring Stars, as rivals for her affection embark on dangerous games.
This deliciously dark and highly addictive enemies-to-lovers romantasy finds a girl grown in a scorching desert inadvertently transported to a realm of ice and snow, and into the middle of a centuries-long conflict in the mythical world of the Fae.
Brimming with delicious irony and romance, Jasmine Mas' sprightly and bold reimagining of the Hercules myth casts the famous Greek hero in female form, arming her with all the sly wit you could hope for.
The pulsating conclusion to the first arc of the Stormlight Archive finds the Knights Radiant preparing for war, as Dalinar Kholin challenges the evil god Odium to a contest of champions.
Talasyn and Alaric return as newlyweds in the pulsating sequel to the bestselling The Hurricane Wars, as romance collides with intrigue, magic and lethal danger.
Playing fiendish clever games with time, Caruso's enthralling dark fantasy sees a star investigator and her burglar nemesis fall through multiple realities due to a sinister magical grandfather clock.
The beguiling sequel to DallerGut Dream Department Store finds Penny embracing the wider remit of the dream industry, such as the Civil Complaint Center and how to lure back unsatisfied regulars.
This breathtaking romantasy epic plunges an orphaned girl and her sisters into a dangerous world of gods, fae and monsters in a desperate attempt to discover the truth about their missing father.
An absolute must for all fans of Terry Pratchett's iconic Discworld series, this beautiful volume showcases Paul Kidby's stunning artwork and his enduring collaboration with the great man.
Legends of screen and recording studio abound this November and December, with the first instalment of Cher's stellar memoir, Michael Caine's volume of life lessons and Luke Evans' inspirational journey to global stardom.
Tracing the life and career of the iconic singer and actor from childhood to the break-up of her marriage to Sonny Bono, the first instalment of Cher's memoirs abounds in unforgettable memories and matchless insights into the music and entertainment industries.
The veteran movie star reflects on the lessons he's learned throughout his life and career in this warm, witty and wise volume which blends memoir and personal development guide to engrossing effect.
Filled with illuminating meditations on everything from mortality to Lee Miller, The Position of Spoons is a deeply personal and inspiring collection of essays from the celebrated author of Hot Milk, Swimming Home and Things I Don't Want to Know.
The hugely popular star of stage and screen reveals all about his journey from a small Welsh mining village to the bright lights of Tinseltown with modesty, candour and tremendous charm.
Chronicling the unlikely resurrection of Britpop legends Blur, the band's bassist endearingly describes a magical year of touring, japery and producing a critically acclaimed album.
A truly singular and memorable movie star memoir, From Under the Truck charts Josh Brolin's path from a ranch childhood surrounded by wolves and cougars to his success on the silver screen in films like The Goonies, No Country for Old Men and Dune.
Deeply moving and inspirational, the memoir of Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double on the Harry Potter films recounts the horrific on-set accident that left him paralysed and how he has come to accept his new way of life.
Some true sporting greats have their memoirs out in the last two months of the year, with Jimmy Anderson, Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Sir Chris Hoy all recounting the stories of their careers in compelling style. Meanwhile, Matt Whyman delivers an immersive account of the Mercedes F1 team.
One of the true cricketing greats, Jimmy Anderson recounts his remarkable story, from his early career at Lancashire to success with England and a quartet of stunning Ashes victories.
An inspirational story of sporting triumph over seemingly insurmountable odds, the multi-event athlete recounts her incredible story from working class Liverpool to the Olympic stage with refreshing honesty and insight.
An absolute must-own for all fans of Formula 1, this fascinating window into the Mercedes team as they strive to retain their untouchable mantle boasts incredible access to drivers such as Lewis Hamilton and Team Principal Toto Wolff, as well as a plethora of never-before-seen photographs.
Moving and inspirational, Sir Chris Hoy's heartfelt memoir describes how the Olympic cycling legend has coped with his terminal cancer diagnosis and managed to focus on the moments in life that really matter.
A true England legend, Steph Houghton recounts her journey from developing a love of the sport as a girl in Sunderland to shaping the women's game as captain of her country through times of seismic change for the sport.
The much-loved England rugby union player tells his compelling life story, from finding the sport after his dreams of football stardom came to an abrupt end to meeting the love of his life after missing an England tour.
Cookery is all about convenience as we hurtle towards the festive season, with the much-loved Pinch of Nom and Bored of Lunch serving up more tasty, hassle-free treats.
From cheesy butternut bacon orzo to chicken tikka, the beloved Pinch of Nom serves up one hundred brand-new recipes that can be made in one pot, one pan or one roasting dish and are high on flavour and low on calories.
The bestselling Bored of Lunch returns with an unbeatable selection of slow cooker recipes that require just six ingredients or less, from chicken tikka chasni to spiced sweet potato and halloumi soup.
The queen of air fryer recipes returns with another indispensable volume of delicious dishes from Asian-style sticky beef noodles to self-saucing lemon pudding.
From homemade baconnaise to hot honey halloumi, this mouthwatering air-fryer recipe collection serves up supremely tasty treats that are all under 600 kcal and take less than thirty minutes to prepare.
Featuring a host of twists on familiar classics, Martin's invaluable and accessible guide highlights the diversity and versatility of cheeses from across the world.
From Burgundy to Barolo and from building a cellar to understanding sulphur in winemaking, Noble Rot co-founder Dan Keeling delivers an expert guide to wine that will forever change the way you view the humble grape.
Former US President Bill Clinton gives his take on current affairs, whilst former German Chancellor Angela Merkel elucidates her life and career on both sides of the Berlin Wall. Closer to home, Nadine Dorries follows up The Plot with her analysis of what went wrong with the Conservative party.
A wealth of fascinating historical facts served with a generous helping of humour, this delightful volume from the TikTok-conquering Katie 'The History Gossip' Kennedy shares a cornucopia of the juiciest and most unexpected titbits throughout world history.
In this candid and compelling memoir, the former President of the United States reflects on his years in public office and his subsequent, continuing dedication to serving the nation, as well as discussing some of the most pressing global challenges of our day.
Intertwining themes of both personal and political freedom, this engrossing memoir from the former German Chancellor documents her upbringing in the GDR and subsequent pivotal role in twenty-first century geopolitics.
The former Tory MP follows up the revelations of The Plot with an excoriating attack on the current state of the Conservatives through interviews and anecdotes with party insiders.
From the fall of mankind to the Tower of Babel and beyond, the psychologist and bestselling author of 12 Rules for Life analyses the stories of the Bible and asks what these foundational tales tell us about society and the individual.
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The majesty of the natural world is comfortingly captured in both Melissa Harrison's uplifting guided journal and Jim Moir's (aka. comedian Vic Reeves) gorgeous bird paintings, whilst Monty Don delivers a sumptuous coffee-table book about the gardens of Spain and Martin Clunes pays tribute to remarkable animals.
From the author of The Stubborn Light of Things comes an invaluable guided nature journal geared to immersing the reader in the joys of the natural world and featuring checklists, tips and beautiful illustrations.
A perfect gift for all bird and nature lovers, this gorgeous volume from Jim Moir is filled with more of his stunning bird paintings combined with fascinating facts about each feathered friend.
Through the reciprocal and interconnected relationship between the serviceberry and the natural world, the indigenous scientist and author of Braiding Sweetgrass takes a fresh look at the broken promises of the gift economy.
Tracing the turbulent history of Spain through the splendour of its gardens, the much-loved Monty Don travels from Mallorca to Malaga and Andalucia to Alicante in this stunningly illustrated volume.
Combining Martin Clunes' personal memories of remarkable creatures with inspiring stories from history, this heartwarming and uplifting volume is a tribute to the courage and kindness of the animal kingdom.
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