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A brilliant rollercoaster of a thriller about obsessive love and hidden secrets. Tense, twisty and unputdownable. I loved it! CLAIRE DOUGLAS\n\nSomeone's trying to frame me for murder. But I can't prove my innocence. Because then I'd have to confess about... my other husband.\n\nCleo Forsum is a bestselling novelist turned scriptwriter whose TV series, 'The Baking Detective' is a huge success. Writing is all she's ever wanted to do, and baking and murder stories have proved a winning combination.\n\n But now she has decided to walk away from it all - including divorcing her husband, Wallace - before her past secrets catch up with her.\n\n As Cleo drafts the final ever episodes of the series, people she knows start getting hurt. And it's soon clear that someone is trying to frame her for murder.\n\n She thinks she knows why, but Cleo can't tell the police or prove her innocence. Because then she'd have to confess about her other husband . . .\n\n A series of terrifying murders. A set of complex lies.\n And a woman with no way to clear her name.\n\nMy Other Husband is the latest gripping thriller from the Queen of The Big Reveal. \n\n'Dorothy Koomson really takes things to another level with My Other Husband. With shocking twists and an emotional, but satisfying conclusion, this is an expertly-crafted, rollercoaster of a novel that had me gripped from the beginning' Jendella Benson\n\n'Dorothy Koomson is on formidable form . . . Clever, unnerving and utterly compulsive, the final few chapters left me breathless' Kia Abdullah\n\nReaders love Dorothy Koomson:\n\n'Koomson just gets better and better' Woman & Home\n\n'An instantly involving psychological thriller' Daily Telegraph\n\n'This is devastatingly good' Heat\n\n'The suspense was on another level' Black Girls Book Club\n\n'Written with verve and insight' Stylist\n\n'We just couldn't put it down' Closer\n\n'The author plays a blinder' Sun\n\n'The novel simmers with tension' Daily Express\n\n'You'll be gripped by this tense, twisty thriller' Fabulous

\"There was something so unreal about the neat Georgian houses opposite and the laurel ball trees in front of them that once again I saw England as a piece of antique porcelain. As something no longer used or displayed due to its unfashionable appearance and propensity to crack...\"\n \nJune 2016, and world-famous cellist and former \"sexiest classical musician\" Allegra Le Clef is suffering from a compound wrist fracture. Europe also crumbles... \n \nFrom the initial break in London, to the crisis in Athens, to trying and failing to patch things up in Amsterdam Allegra traverses the continent to the accompaniment of a Late Romantic soundtrack (plus Vangelis via Nigel Havers). When not sending emails to a BDSM obsessed catfish, or wondering whether a piece of Nazi jewellery might \"lift one of my more sombre evening gowns,\" she attempts to ease her conscience by volunteering at a refugee centre known for its Syrian cuisine, yet remains oblivious to the numerous other personal and political disasters that are looming.\n \nShocking, camp-and shockingly camp-My Other Spruce and Maple Self is nevertheless a profoundly sad book about a woman unable to come to terms with her own declining status, as well as that of the West.

A rip-roaring Roman adventure from the acclaimed author\n of Princess BMX, Marie Basting!\n\n 'Perfect funny escapism with added Roman mythology ... Charming\n and mischievous!' LOUIE STOWELL, author of\n LOKI\n\n\n 'Full of fun and adventure, this time-travel tale will show\n you the Romans as you’ve never imagined them before.' THE\n WEEK JUNIOR\n\n\n I’m Silvia Fortuna Juno De Luca: half-schoolgirl, half-goddess.\n Yes – actual Roman goddess.\n\n\n But it all starts with Dad. He was messing about, re-enacting\n battles at Hadrian’s Wall, when – pow! – he’s\n transported to . . . Ancient Rome.\n\n\n I go after him because someone has to. And now, the fate of my\n whole family rests on me . . .\n\n\n \n\n\n The Romans as you’ve never seen them before!\n\n\n A laugh-out-loud funny family caper full of excitement\n and heart: perfect for fans of Loki, Horrible\n Histories and Who Let the Gods Out? \n\n\n Readers will go on a time-travel adventure – with\n a LARPing twist – as Livi and her family are catapulted\n back to Ancient Rome\n\n Perfect for ages 8 and up; sure to be a hit with KS2 readers,\n as Romans are a staple on the curriculum \n\n\n \n\n PRAISE FOR PRINCESS BMX: \n\n\n\n ‘Daft and delicious’ GUARDIAN\n\n\n\n ‘Quirky characters [and] a hilarious plot’ BOOKTRUST\n\n\n\n ‘Lots of adventure mixed with some very funny moments’ PRIMARY\n TIMES

My Family and Other Animals is the bewitching account of a rare and magical childhood on the island of Corfu by treasured British conservationist Gerald Durrell, beautifully repackaged as part of the Penguin Essentials range.\n\n'What we all need,' said Larry, 'is sunshine...a country where we can grow.'\n'Yes, dear, that would be nice,' agreed Mother, not really listening. \n'I had a letter from George this morning - he says Corfu's wonderful. Why don't we pack up and go to Greece?'\n'Very well, dear, if you like,' said Mother unguardedly. \n\nEscaping the ills of the British climate, the Durrell family - acne-ridden Margo, gun-toting Leslie, bookworm Lawrence and budding naturalist Gerry, along with their long-suffering mother and Roger the dog - take off for the island of Corfu.\n\nBut the Durrells find that, reluctantly, they must share their various villas with a menagerie of local fauna - among them scorpions, geckos, toads, bats and butterflies.\n\nRecounted with immense humour and charm My Family and Other Animals is a wonderful account of a rare, magical childhood.\n\n'Durrell has an uncanny knack of discovering human as well as animal eccentricities' Sunday Telegraph\n\n'A bewitching book' Sunday Times\n\nGerald Durrell was born in Jamshedpur, India, in 1925. He returned to England in 1928 before settling on the island of Corfu with his family. In 1945 he joined the staff of Whipsnade Park as a student keeper, and in 1947 he led his first animal-collecting expedition to the Cameroons. He later undertook numerous further expeditions, visiting Paraguay, Argentina, Sierra Leone, Mexico, Mauritius, Assam and Madagascar. His first television programme, Two in the Bush which documented his travels to New Zealand, Australia and Malaya was made in 1962; he went on to make seventy programmes about his trips around the world. In 1959 he founded the Jersey Zoological Park, and in 1964 he founded the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust. He was awarded the OBE in 1982. Encouraged to write about his life's work by his brother, Durrell published his first book, The Overloaded Ark, in 1953. It soon became a bestseller and he went on to write thirty-six other titles, including My Family and Other Animals, The Bafut Beagles, Encounters with Animals, The Drunken Forest, A Zoo in My Luggage, The Whispering Land, Menagerie Manor, The Amateur Naturalist and The Aye-Aye and I. Gerald Durrell died in 1995.

My Family and Other Enemies is part travelogue, part memoir that dives into the hinterland of Croatia. Mary Novakovich explores her ongoing relationship with the region of Lika in central Croatia, where her parents were born.. 'Lika is little known to most travellers - apart from Plitvice Lakes National Park and the birthplace of Nikola Tesla' she says. 'It's a region of wild beauty that has been battered by centuries of conflict. Used as a buffer zone between the Habsburg and Ottoman empires for hundreds of years, Lika became a land of war and warriors. And when Yugoslavia started to disintegrate in 1991, it was here where some of the first shots were fired.'\nShipped off to Lika as a child during the supposedly golden years of Tito to stay with relatives she barely knew, Novakovich has been revisiting Croatia ever since, researching the story of her family's often harrowing life: in 1941 her aunt was the only survivor of Serbs massacred by Croatian fascists; and her mother saved her grandmother from being buried alive when she was thought to be dead from typhus.\nAmidst adversity there is resilience and laughter, too, with plenty of light to balance the shade. Eccentric and entertaining characters abound, showing typically sardonic Balkan humour. And, this being the Balkans, much of daily life revolves around food, which features prominently. Throughout, aspects of Croatian history that relate to Lika are woven into the narrative to give the story some much-needed context. And in recounting her own family's tumultuous history, Novakovich opens up a world that is little known outside the Balkans, telling the stories of people whose experiences weren't widely reported at the time, when the devastation in Croatia was superseded by the Bosnian conflict and media attention moved elsewhere.

A brilliant and heartbreaking novel perfect for fans of Thirteen Reasons Why. \n\nAysel and Roman are practically strangers, but they've been drawn into an unthinkable partnership. In a month's time, they plan to commit suicide - together. \n\nAysel knows why she wants to die: being the daughter of a murderer doesn't equal normal, well-adjusted teenager. But she can't figure out why handsome, popular Roman wants to end it all....and why he's even more determined than she is. \n\nWith the deadline getting closer, something starts to grow between Aysel and Roman - a feeling she never thought she would experience. It seems there might be something to live for, after all - but is Aysel in so deep she can't turn back?

An exhilarating journey into the unfathomable depths of the human mind, from the acclaimed author of Let Me Not Be Mad.\n\nWhat does it take to care for a stranger? Really care.\n\nThe Case for Love is a reflection on a career treating patients with brain trauma - people whose thoughts and feelings are largely unknowable - and how and why those treatments failed.\n\nIt is a reconstruction of three haunting cases in which the patients were tragically misunderstood - and an attempt through the power of the imagination to understand and make amends.\n\nIt then describes the author's abandonment of his career and his tumultuous quest for healing and redemption.\n\nIt is also a story of intimate relationships, pets, fatherhood and heartbreak, culminating in a moment of psychedelic transcendence and rebirth.\n\nIt is about the overpowering need for connection - and how, increasingly, we are trapped in ourselves.\n\nIt is a meditation on empathy and an act of atonement.\n\nIt is a unique, hybrid work of clinical case study and pure invention that destroys the boundary between fact and fiction in order to bring us face-to-face with the shocking, liberating truth.\n\n__________\n\nPraise for Let Me Not Be Mad\n\n'Imagine a gonzo Oliver Sacks communing with Edward St Aubyn's Patrick Melrose, R.D. Laing and the spirit of Kafka's 'The Country Doctor', and you still won't quite have the flavour of this wild and strikingly original book' William Fiennes\n\n'Stunning: clever, troubling, restless, honest, dishonest; one of the best portraits of madness and clinical practice I've read' Olivia Laing\n\n'A perfectly extraordinary - not to mention extraordinarily perfect - tense Hitchcockian psychodrama. I have rarely read a more haunting and enthralling account of a descent into madness. An important, profound and fascinating book' Stephen Fry\n\n'Blackly comic, warmly compassionate, a unique take on the human mind offering uncomfortable universal truths' Stewart Lee\n\n'A slow-burn belter of a book ... terrific ... so finely described, the result has the terse force of a classic short story' Roddy Doyle\n\n'Exhilarating ... dazzling ... a miraculous feat' Guardian

This debut collection of poetry, My Family and Other Superheroes, by Jonathan Edwards, introduces us to a vibrant new voice from Wales.

My Family and Other Animals is the bewitching account of a rare and magical childhood on the island of Corfu by treasured British conservationist Gerald Durrell. \n\nEscaping the ills of the British climate, the Durrell family - acne-ridden Margo, gun-toting Leslie, bookworm Lawrence and budding naturalist Gerry, along with their long-suffering mother and Roger the dog - take off for the island of Corfu.\n\nBut the Durrells find that, reluctantly, they must share their various villas with a menagerie of local fauna - among them scorpions, geckos, toads, bats and butterflies.\n\nRecounted with immense humour and charm My Family and Other Animals is a wonderful account of a rare, magical childhood.\n\n'Durrell has an uncanny knack of discovering human as well as animal eccentricities' Sunday Telegraph\n\n'A bewitching book' Sunday Times

A few years ago Lally Snow moved to a Dorset village with her husband and three small children, having spent over a decade as a war photographer, foreign correspondent and film maker living in Kabul. She covered the conflict there as well as other wars from Gaza to Eastern Ukraine, and Iraq.\n\nIn the late winter of 2021-22, Lally decided to rent an allotment, despite having only a rudimentary knowledge of gardening. She was starting from scratch and setting herself the dual challenge of growing an allotment at the same time as growing a family.\n\nThis is a heart-warming, wry and at times tearful account of Lally's travails as a mother and novice allotment holder, counterpointing horticultural progress with the perils of parenting. Along the way she reflects on the drudgery of English rural domesticity after a professional life chasing war and adventure, the history of the allotment since Saxon times, and the wonderful moment when gardening becomes fun rather than just feeding a family.

A Sunday Times bestseller: the unflinching, raw and utterly hilarious book about parenthood that everyone should read\n\n'Very, very, very funny' JO BRAND\n'Bloody hilarious' CARIAD LLOYD\n'Full of honesty, heart and humour' JASON MANFORD\n'Raw, honest and hilarious' ROSIE RAMSAY\n'Refreshingly honest' ROMESH RANGANATHAN\n'Consistently funny and life affirming' JOSH WIDDICOMBE\n'I want my daughters to read this book' SINDHU VEE\n\nMy Child and Other Mistakes is the honest lowdown on Motherhood and all its grisly delights, asking the questions no one wants to admit to asking themselves - do I want a child? Do I have a favourite? Do I wish I hadn't had one and spent the money on a kitchen island instead?\n\n Stand-up comic, broadcaster and actress Ellie Taylor is relatable, clever and interested in how women can have it all. Her honest, hilarious and moving account of the whys and hows of having a baby makes perfect reading for expectant mothers and fathers everywhere, as well as those who've been there, done that, and wonder how on earth they did. \n\nIn this very funny book she writes candidly about her own personal experience exploring the decision to have a baby when she doesn't even like them, the importance of cheese during pregnancy, why she took hair straighteners to the labour ward, plus the apocalyptic newborn days, childcare, work and the inevitable impact on life and love and most importantly, her breasts.\n\nREADERS ARE LOVING MY CHILD AND OTHER MISTAKES\n***** 'Should be given out by health visitors to new moms' \n***** 'It's like Ellie dove into my brain and wrote about my own personal experience of motherhood' \n***** 'The comfort I took knowing I'm not alone has been like therapy!'\n***** 'I have recommended it to all my child raising friends.'\n***** 'An absolute must read'

My Animals and Other Family by Clare Balding is a funny, brave, tender story of self-discovery\n\n'I had spent most of my childhood thinking I was a dog, and suspect I had aged in dog years.'\n\nClare Balding grew up in a rather unusual household. Her father a champion trainer, she shared her life with more than 100 thoroughbred racehorses, mares, foals and ponies, as well as an ever-present pack of boxers and lurchers. As a toddler she would happily ride the legendary Mill Reef and take breakfast with the Queen.\n\nShe and her younger brother came very low down the pecking order. Left to their own devices, they had to learn life's toughest lessons through the animals, and through their adventures in the stables and the idyllic Hampshire Downs. From the protective Candy to the pot-bellied Valkyrie and the frisky Hattie, each horse and each dog had their own character and their own special part to play.\n\nThe running family joke was that \"women ain't people\". Clare had to prove them wrong, to make her voice heard - but first she had to make sure she had something to say.\n\n'Moving, funny and larger than life' Michael Morpurgo\n\n'Magical, enchanting, riotously eccentric' Daily Mail\n\n'Funny and unexpectedly wise. Balding has lots of good stories to tell. It is impossible not to admire her honesty Mail on Sunday\n\n'The reading equivalent of snuggling by the fire with a labrador' The Guardian

A Sunday Times bestseller: the unflinching, raw and utterly hilarious book about parenthood that everyone should read\n\n'Very, very, very funny' JO BRAND\n'Bloody hilarious' CARIAD LLOYD\n'Full of honesty, heart and humour' JASON MANFORD\n'Raw, honest and hilarious' ROSIE RAMSAY\n'Refreshingly honest' ROMESH RANGANATHAN\n'Consistently funny and life affirming' JOSH WIDDICOMBE\n'I want my daughters to read this book' SINDHU VEE\n\nMy Child and Other Mistakes is the honest lowdown on Motherhood and all its grisly delights, asking the questions no one wants to admit to asking themselves - do I want a child? Do I have a favourite? Do I wish I hadn't had one and spent the money on a kitchen island instead?\n\n Stand-up comic, broadcaster and actress Ellie Taylor is relatable, clever and interested in how women can have it all. Her honest, hilarious and moving account of the whys and hows of having a baby makes perfect reading for expectant mothers and fathers everywhere, as well as those who've been there, done that, and wonder how on earth they did. \n\nIn this very funny book she writes candidly about her own personal experience exploring the decision to have a baby when she doesn't even like them, the importance of cheese during pregnancy, why she took hair straighteners to the labour ward, plus the apocalyptic newborn days, childcare, work and the inevitable impact on life and love and most importantly, her breasts.\n\nREADERS ARE LOVING MY CHILD AND OTHER MISTAKES\n***** 'Should be given out by health visitors to new moms'\n***** 'It's like Ellie dove into my brain and wrote about my own personal experience of motherhood'\n***** 'The comfort I took knowing I'm not alone has been like therapy!'\n***** 'I have recommended it to all my child raising friends'\n***** 'An absolute must read'

\"An animal is a prescription without side effects.\"\n\nDo you love animals? Do you feel a connection with a furry friend? Do you believe animals offer something that can touch and heal a human heart?\n\nMy Therapist and Other Animals tells of the healing bond that can be created when animals are participants in our lives. These true stories document the loving connection between humans and those with whom we share a planet. Written by Rene Chorley, an experienced attachment therapist, it illustrates how animals can reach through the pain of abuse, neglect and trauma and reignite the ability to feel safe, cared for and valued.\nAnimals can make a difference in our lives. They are consistent and unconditional in their time, attention and affection, qualities that may be missing in the lives of so many. Each story brings to life a connection - whether it be an exceptional dog offering friendship or a squeaky guinea pig excited for feed time, our importance in their lives feeds our self-worth.\nThese heart-warming stories prove that this connection has the power to overcome all.

Thomas Hoccleve (1368-426) was one of Chaucer's first disciples and is represented in this book by a selection of his works, newly edited from his own copies and fully annotated. It provides students and other readers new to his work with a very fair indication of his range and achievement as original writer and translator and includes a full Introduction and marginal glosses. It also offers those more familiar with his work a fuller account than has hitherto been available of the manuscripts both of Hoccleve's own texts and, when he was translating from Latin or French, of his sources. Some of the themes and topics explored, with Hoccleve's light and witty touch, include women (for them or against them); money (always short of it, and as likely as not to be paid in counterfeit coin); isolation and suffering (causes various, but always painful); the pains of hell and the joys of heaven; the serendipitous nature of literary production; the writer as translator, reporter, or even as gossip.

Nikola Tesla's life is as interesting for his idiosyncrasy as it is for his brilliance. The inventor's mind knew no limits and his incredible sense of possibility rings through his memoir. This authorative volume of My Inventions includes three additional articles by Tesla which were published in The Electrical Experimenter magazine and represent the breadth of his interests: 'Tesla would pour Lightning from Airships to Consume Foe' (1916), 'The Action of The Eye' (1893), 'The Problem of Increasing Human Energy' (1900). Samantha Hunt, author of The Invention of Everything Else, contributes an introduction to Tesla's works, separating fact from fiction (there are published works out there that attest Tesla was an alien), while maintaining the natural awe of Tesla's eccentric existence.

The sky turns the colour of a jays eye. The sea turns a deep royal purple. The mist lifts in quick, lithe ribbons, like a conjuring trick. Before us lies the island...'\n\n\n\nIt's 1935, and an eccentric English family - four children, their widowed mother, and Roger the dog - arrives on the sun-soaked shores of Corfu to start a new life.\n\n\n\nFor eleven-year-old Gerry Durrell, the extraordinary landscape provides the perfect playground. Its exotic fauna inspires a life-long fascination with the animal kingdom - and his much-loved memoir My Family and Other Animals.\n\n\n\nJanys Chambers' acclaimed stage adaptation was first seen at York Theatre Royal, and invites other theatre companies to make ingenious and inventive decisions, bringing to life all the inhabitants of Durrell's cherished island - whether they walk and talk, fly and squawk, crawl or swim or slither.

THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER\n\nNIGEL - One of Britain's favourite dogs! MONTY DON - One of Britain's favourite presenters. \n\nWhen Monty Don's golden retriever Nigel became the surprise star of BBC Gardeners' World inspiring huge interest, fan mail and his own social media accounts, Monty Don wanted to explore what makes us connect with animals quite so deeply. \n\nIn many respects Nigel is a very ordinary dog; charming, handsome and obedient, as so many are. He is a much loved family pet. He is also a star. By telling Nigel's story, Monty relates his relationships with the other special dogs in his life in a memoir of his dogs past and very much present. \n\nWitty, touching and life-affirming, Nigel: My family and other dogs is wonderfully heart-warming. Monty Don is a great writer coming out of the garden and into the hearts and homes of every dog lover in the UK.\n\n'I have always had a dog, or dogs. I cannot imagine life without them. I am just as much a fan of Nigel as any besotted viewer. In the book I explore why we love dogs and what they mean to us emotionally and domestically. I look back on all the dogs in my life - all of which I have loved deeply and which have been an essential part of my life. So, this is the book of Nigel - but also the book of all our dogs in every British family and a celebration of the deep love we feel for them' Monty Don