Other books
Sikh
Eleanor Nesbitt
During the past two centuries, over seventy European and American women (and a New Zealander) – including queens, a poet, missionaries, novelists, a photo-journalist and a Flamenco dancer who married a Sikh raja – have deployed their pens, pencils, brushes and cameras to capture the essence of the Sikhs.
Good Morning, Destroyer of Men's Souls
Nina Renata Aron
Format: Hard Cover
'I detonated my young marriage for a chance to step fully and honestly into a life with him... I was insane, in other words.'
Enid
Robert Wainwright
Format: Paperback
From the bestselling author of Sheila comes the story of an Australian socialite who fascinated the world.
Fury
Kathryn Heyman
Format: Paperback
A raw, painfully honest, heartbreaking account of a young woman raising herself out of abuse and poverty to become her own hero.
British Museum: The Legend of Troy
Goldie Hawk, illustrated by Esther Aarts
Format: Paperback
Uncover one of the world's greatest tales in this fantastic book for children aged 6+!
The Last Lighthouse Keeper
John Cook with Jon Bauer
Format: Paperback
A beautiful memoir from John Cook, one of Tasmania's last kerosene lighthouse keepers. A story about madness and wilderness, shining a light onto the vicissitudes of love and nature.
Dinner with Edward
Isabel Vincent
Format: Paperback
A charming, tender and life-affirming memoir of a journalist's unlikely bond with a 93-year-old widower.
The Ungrateful Refugee
Dina Nayeri
Format: Paperback
A timely, provocative and personal examination of the refugee experience.
Who am I, again?
Lenny Henry
Format: Paperback
Sir Lenny Henry is one of the UK's best-loved comedians with a career spanning over forty years. Here he writes about his youth for the first time.
The Day the Nazis Came
Stephen R. Matthews
Format: Paperback
The true story of one British child's journey from Nazi-occupied Guernsey to a German prison camp.
