The gripping fourth novel in Richard Crompton's highly acclaimed, sharply plotted Mollel series - 'a compulsive whodunnit set in Kenya' Ian Rankin

Crafting slow thought in an age of speed.

A dark psychological suspense-come-ghost-story; about one family, buried under the weight of their own secrets. And a visitor, determined to destroy them.

Based on Hillsong's Grammy Award-winning, viral smash hit song, come on a fantastical journey of discovery for young readers.

From cradle to rave, this is the explosive, electric story of Orbital, one of the biggest-selling and most recognisable techno acts on the planet.

This astonishing, bold fantasy series continues - and brings its world one step closer to destruction . . .

An essential collection of literary criticism by one of Spain's most acclaimed authors

A beautiful hardback reissue of a hilarious classic from the Mr Men creator Roger Hargreaves.

A mesmerizing first novel about the death of a father, the return of his ghost and a son's descent into uncertainty and vengeance

From the bestselling creators of Kipper and Percy the Park Keeper.

In the small Bosnian town of Visegrad the stone bridge of the novel's title, built in the sixteenth century on the instruction of a grand vezir, bears witness to three centuries of conflict.

On the Road meets Tuesdays with Morrie in this pilgrimage by "an American classic" (Newsweek) to thank his most important mentors through memorable meals and conversations

Mention Bangkok and vibrant streets bustling with stalls hawking cheap but delicious local fare often come to mind. However, in addition to its reputation for being a food loverâEUR(TM)s paradise and a cultural mecca, the capital of Thailand has also evolved over time into an exciting design hub where fun and fearless creatives continue to bring intriguing ideas to life across a variety of fields. From its thriving fashion and furniture design scene to dining and after-hours entertainment options beyond the tourist traps, CITIx60: Bangkok explores one of the most visited destinations in the world through the eyes of 60 trendsetters and tastemakers who draw their inspiration from all that the city has to offer âEUR" accompanied by Google Maps QR codes, top tips, and useful app recommendations to ease your trip. About CITIx60A unique collaboration with local creatives from selected cities around the world, each CITIx60 City Guide contains 60 recommended hotspots across five key categories, covering landmarks, cultural venues, art spaces, shops, restaurants, bars, and entertainment. All 60 featured creatives are at the cutting-edge of whatâEUR(TM)s hot, and known for their accomplishments in various fields including art, architecture, advertising, design, film-making, music, and gastronomy.

Steeped in history and heritage, Kyoto was actually the capital of Japan until 1868 when the latter was relocated to Tokyo. Although it continues to be the countryâEUR(TM)s cultural centre with over 1,600 temples spread across its neighbourhoods, there is more to the traditional charm of the scenic city than meets the eye, with each district possessing its own distinct character. CITIx60: Kyoto offers travellers a unique and authentic way to explore the city beyond all the typical tourist attractions by featuring 60 hotspots that showcase its past, present, and future as recommended by 60 stars of its local creative scene âEUR" accompanied by Google Maps QR codes, top tips, and useful app recommendations to ease your trip. About CITIx60A unique collaboration with local creatives from selected cities around the world, each CITIx60 City Guide contains 60 recommended hotspots across five key categories, covering landmarks, cultural venues, art spaces, shops, restaurants, bars, and entertainment. All 60 featured creatives are at the cutting-edge of whatâEUR(TM)s hot, and known for their accomplishments in various fields including art, architecture, advertising, design, film-making, music, and gastronomy

Imagery of crowds and mass gatherings has been the focal point of Michel Comte's work for many years now. Particularly powerful are the yearly Easter blessings in the Vatican City; the papal conclaves with aerial views of all the gathered cardinals have not changed since the Middle Ages. From Shibuya's crossings to New York's Times Square; from the Hajj in Mecca, to Woodstock, the World Cup final, and the Italian Grand Prix; from the March on Washington with Martin Luther King, to Hong Kong in 2019-2020-each of these places attracts enormous crowds approaching a point of imminent danger that have led to catastrophic events in the past.In November 2019 the first cases of COVID-19 were reported in the city of Wuhan in Hubei province; in the months since, our world has changed. Social distancing has become the new norm and our entire perspective towards gathering, meeting and closeness have taken on different meanings. Suddenly, images of crowds look unfamiliar. The dots are drifting apart.