Dylan Taylor-Lehman
Format: Paperback
The raucous, stranger-than-fiction tale of Sealand - the tiny island nation off the Suffolk coast.
Paul Strathern
Format: Paperback
A sweeping 400-year history of the Florentines who gave birth to the Renaissance, by the author of The Medici and The Borgias.
translated by Georgia Thomson, EMORIAL
A profoundly moving and powerful historical record - the letters sent by fathers imprisoned in the Gulag camps to their children.
Annie Gray
Format: Paperback
The story of the twentieth century through one woman's life and the food she cooked for our most famous Prime Minister, Winston Churchill.
James Riley
Format: Paperback
An intriguing, first-of-its-kind cultural history of the turn of the 1960s.
Philip Coggan
Format: Paperback
'A majestic must-read' - Andy Haldane, chief economist at the Bank of England.
Wendy Moore
Format: Paperback
The forgotten and inspiring story of a London hospital during the First World War which was staffed entirely by women.
Wes Moore, with Erica L. Green
A kaleidoscopic account of five days in the life of a city on the edge, told through eight characters on the front lines of the uprising that overtook Baltimore and riveted the world.
Colin Freeman
Format: Hard Cover
The true story of a retired British army officer's private Somali-hostage rescue mission.
Peter Hart
Format: Hard Cover
A British Band of Brothers: a thrilling account of the Second World War, told through the eyes of a regiment who fought at battles from Tobruk to the D-Day Landings.