William Shakespeare’s STAR WARS
by Ian Doescher
published: July 2013
The most popular film franchise in history joins the world’s most famous writer. Accompanied by woodcut illustrations of Chewbacca, C-3PO, Luke Skywalker and more, it takes the reader through the script of Star Wars using the language of the great Bard’s plays, and making it accessible to the modern reader. Officially licensed by Lucas Films it’s ideal for Star Wars fans, and Shakespearian scholars alike!
ANDY MURRAY: CHAMPION
by Mark Hodgkinson
published: June 2013
The compelling story of how US Open Champion and Olympic gold medallist Andy Murray defied the odds to become one of Britain’s greatest ever tennis players. Who first spotted Murray’s true potential? How did the rivalry with his older brother spur him on? What differences has new coach, Ivan Lendl, brought to his game? What drives Murray to greatness? Now available in paperback with new chapter bringing the story right up-to-date.
Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies?
by Jena Pincott
published: Out Now
Science writer, Jena Pincott, asks the questions that most pregnancy books don’t cover, such as, Why are dreams more vivid in pregnancy? What influences the baby’s gender? Can playing Mozart help the baby be smarter? Is there a purpose to morning sickness? Does eating chocolate while pregnant lead to a happier child? Entertaining and informative.
NO-NONSENSE CONTAINER GARDENING
by Christine Walkden
published: Out Now
TV and radio gardening expert, Christine Walkden, reveals the secret of growing vegetables, herbs, fruit and flowers in small spaces. Full of practical tips and advice for all your container projects, from choosing the right pots and where to site them, to planting a window box and creating a colourful display in a hanging basket.
Romance and Revolution
by Clair Symonds
published: Out Now
The extraordinary true story of how a young British Jewish girl ended up dancing in the Iranian National Ballet prior to the overthrow of the Shah of Iran, falling madly in love with a fellow dancer, an Iranian Muslim, and marrying him. With the fall of the Shah and the advent of the Ayatollahs, Clair’s life as a Jew in Iran becomes impossible and she returns to the UK, but what happens to her relationship?
Bum Fodder: An Absorbing History of Toilet Paper
by Richard Smyth
published: Out Now
The ultimate bathroom gift book, providing a fascinating history of a product that we all take for granted, and can’t live without. From its origins in Medieval China to the latest hi-tech Japanese invention, Smyth charts humanity’s pursuit of gentleness for the behind.
Welcome to Biscuit Land
by Jessica Thom
with
published: Out Now
‘…a charming, touching and valuable book.’ Stephen Fry
Follows a year in the life of the extraordinary Jess Thom who has Tourette’s Syndrome. Based on her entertaining blog, Touretteshero, in which Jess transforms herself into a superhero to educate children and adults about her condition, showing that although living with Tourette’s is tough, it can also be funny and inspiring.
Out of Bounds: Legendary Tales from the19th Hole
by Sam Torrance
published: Out Now
One of Britain’s best-known golf personalities presents some of the funniest and most outrageous stories gathered from more than 40 years in the sport. Includes tales behind-the-scenes at the Ryder Cup, the eccentric and the bizarre, the triumphs and disasters, all told with Sam’s characteristic wit and insight.
The FitMama™ Method
by Marie Behenna
published: Out Now
The complete guide to confidence and fitness for birth.
Based on the popular antenatal fitness classes run by Marie Behenna, The FitMama™ Method empowers pregnant women with knowledge, choice, and confidence for childbirth, helping them to keep fit and well throughout their pregnancy, the delivery, and as a mum.
INTERACTIONS
by Various
published: Out Now
A remarkable collection of short stories brought together by InterAct Reading Services, an award-winning charity that aims to stimulate the minds of stroke patients through live readings. Contributors include Ruth Rendell, Seamus Heaney, Toby Young and Nell Dunn.
A Sporting History
by David Norrie
published: Out Now
From W G Grace’s last bat and the starter’s megaphone in the 1908 London Olympics, to Bobby Moore’s 1970 World Cup shirt and paintings by LS Lowry, A SPORTING HISTORY features the best items from one of the world’s largest private collections of sporting memorabilia.
Proceeds to the Saracens Sport Foundation. Book available from www.shop.saracens.com.
CMJ: A Cricketing Life
by Christopher Martin-Jenkins
published: Out Now
CMJ is regarded by many as the voice of cricket, whose insight and passion for the game have enriched the sport for more than 40 years. Now, for the first time CMJ tells his own story, recalling the moments that have shaped his life and the characters he has met.
LivWise: Easy Recipes for a Healthy, Happy Life
by Olivia Newton-John
published: Out Now
Olivia explains her belief in the importance of eating a healthy diet in order to maintain wellness and balance, and shares simple, wholesome and tasty recipes that she loves to cook for her family.
The Digital Diet
by Daniel Sieberg
published: Out Now
A life changing book that will help you take back control of your life, find time for REAL friends, and make technology work for you. It isn’t about cutting out technology all together but about helping you take a step back from digital dependency and use it in a healthier way.
More Thoughts of Chairman Moore
by Brian Moore
published: Out Now
The former England rugby player, now commentator and journalist, returns with a second collection of hilarious rants and reasonable grievances about the world of sport and beyond.
Many Lives
by Stephanie Beacham
published: Out Now
A vivid and entertaining memoir of the life of one of Britain’s best-loved actors, and an inspirational and very personal account of her spiritual journey.
Who Are Ya? Football’s Best Ever Chants
by Gershon Portnoi
published: Out Now
A collection of the the wittiest and best football chants of all time.
Everywhere We Went
by Ben Dirs
published: Out Now
The full inside story of the Barmy Army, from its beginnings in 1994-95, when a handful of fans banded together to support their malfunctioning team, to the present day with its loyal following of more than 25,000.
Through a Dog’s Eyes
by Jennifer Arnold
published: Out Now
The truly inspiring story of how Jennifer has trained hundreds of dogs to help people with disabilities live a more independent life, and a wonderful insight into the mind of a dog that will help owners everywhere build a closer and happier relationship with their own dog.
My Life in Football
by Denis Law
with
published: Out Now
Law looks back at his extraordinary career including 11 years with Manchester United, his 55 caps for Scotland, and being named European Footballer of the Year in 1964. Illustrated with more than 250 photographs, and with Law’s legendary ability as a storyteller, My Life in Football brings the golden age of football vividly to life.
Walk On: My Life In Red
by Ronnie Whelan
with
published: Out Now
A revealing insight into the iconic Liverpool FC team of the 1980s told by one of its most respected players. Whelan looks back at the highs and lows of his career in which he won six League Championships, two FA Cups, three League Cups and the European Cup, and played 53 times for Ireland.
Brain Games for Your Child
by Robert Fisher
published: Out Now
Provides over 200 fun games to help your child build their reasoning, number, language and social skills, and grow up a happier, brighter and more sociable child. Aimed at children aged 0 to 10, all the games involve interacting with people.
The Timeless Swing
by Tom Watson
with
published: Out Now
Tom Watson offers a lifetime’s worth of wisdom and insight into the game of golf, showing players of any age how they can play to the best of their abilities and enjoy the game more.
Rose Petal Jam
by Beata Zatorska and Simon Target
published: Out Now
A delightful collection of recipes, memories, paintings and poems that celebrates the best of Poland. With stunning photography it includes over 50 recipes interwoven with stories from Beata’s childhood growing up in Communist Poland.