Other books
Literary Places (Inspired Traveller's Guide)
Sarah Baxter, illustrated by Amy Grimes
Format: Hard Cover
Bringing together comprehensively researched text and stunning hand-drawn illustrations especially crafted for this title - readers will go on an enlightening journey through the key locations of literature's best and brightest authors, movements and moments.
The Happiness Diary
Barbara Ann Kipfer
Format: Paperback
Shows you how to cultivate your own happiness practice via reflective and journal exercises.
Mary Queen Of Scots
Stefan Zweig
Format: Paperback
Stefan Zweig's classic biography of one of British history's most fascinating figures, rereleased in a new edition to tie in with launch of the major new Hollywood film Mary Queen of Scots.
Body Image Warrior
Chelsea Bonner
Format: Paperback
Body Image Warrior offers an insider's perspective on the curve model industry, in this uplifting story about one woman's mission to change the way we think about beauty and body image forever.
The Joyful Frugalista
Serina Bird
Format: Paperback
The essential handbook to living frugally, mindfully and with real joy on a budget.
The Crystal Fix
Juliette Thornbury
Format: Hard Cover
A refreshingly modern guide to the ancient practice of using crystals for healing and wellbeing, including advice on sourcing, caring for, and displaying crystals as well as a directory of 50 stones.
Julius Caesar (The Connell Guide to)
Andrew James Hartley
Format: Paperback
Andrew Hartley analyses one of Shakespeare's most popular plays - one which is full of famous lines - and tells what critics have made of it through the ages.
Shakespeare's Second Tetralogy (The Connell Guide to)
Cedric Watts
Format: Paperback
An entertaining and erudite guide to Shakespeare's great sequence of history plays, culminating in Henry V, and to what the plays tell us about the public and private lives of politicians.
Mansfield Park (The Connell Guide to)
John Sutherland, Jolyon Connell
Format: Paperback
John Wiltshire, one of the most original critics of Jane Austen, argues not only that Mansfield Park is one of the great 19th century novels but that it has been completely misunderstood by most critics.
The Merchant of Venice (The Connell Guide to)
Michael Neill
Format: Paperback
In this short but comprehensive study, Michael Neill draws on a dazzling array of critics to tell us what Shakespeares most controversial play is really about and what it tells about the world.
