An original, theoretically informed way of thinking about, understanding and actually living with teenagers.
A new history of the hitherto inexplicable Dieppe raid of 1942 and its true purpose.
A new biography of the wildly unconventional 19th-century animal painter and gender equality pioneer Rosa Bonheur
Six ideas that reveal how to see through lies, deceptions and empty rhetoric, and a warning that we currently misunderstand both intelligence and education.
The raucous, stranger-than-fiction tale of Sealand - the tiny island nation off the Suffolk coast.
One millennial, six coach trips, one big generation gap.
Lucy Jane Santos presents the surprising history of radium in everyday life.
An intriguing, first-of-its-kind cultural history of the turn of the 1960s - published on the 50th anniversary of the Manson murders
The cutting-edge science that will revolutionise the way we prevent disease
A journey through the history and science of epidemics and pandemics - from measles to coronavirus.
Why do the Poles leave Poland? Travel writer Ben Aitken booked a one-way ticket to Poznan to find out. This account of his year is a bittersweet portrait of an unsung country.
For fans of Downton Abbey, a unique autobiography of a 1930s London childhood
The popular science equivalent of the NBC TV show Who Do You Think You Are?
Yes, this is a book about improvisation. And it's a book about business. Specifically, it's a book about how to build confidence, be more creative and face anything. If you want to get serious at work, it's time to play.
For the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of war in 1939, a new history of the 'Phoney War'
5 Rules for Rebellion from the Founding Leader of the Women's Equality Party
A second volume of thought-provoking ideas from the author of The Daily Telegraph's 'Sceptical Gardener' column
An exploration of the psychological effects - the pleasures, benefits and disbenefits - of computer games.
The little-known story of a daring Mossad operation and the holiday resort run by spies.
How an American soldier saved his comrades from being enslaved by the Nazis in the dying days of World War Two.
Must-read memoir of managing a morgue, dealing with everything from death and murder to chaos, corruption and organised crime.
'An accessible thought provoking book that offers something of interest to anyone responsible for organising (or participating in) meetings.' Jackie Weaver, Chief Officer of the Cheshire Association of Local CouncilsZoom fatigue? Calendar full of meetings that could just be an email? Online and offline, too much valuable time is wasted in meetings. Often little advance planning takes place, resulting in productivity drains rather than productivity gains. Providing realistic and practical advice, productivity professionals Graham Allcott and Hayley Watts show how to reduce the amount of time you spend in meetings, and ensure that the ones that you do attend are genuine opportunities to collaborate and get things done.Learn how to hold and attend meetings where the focus is on the outcome; get to grips with the 40-20-40 Continuum, so that only 20 per cent of your attention for each meeting is spent in the meeting itself - the rest is in the preparation and the follow-through; and understand when it's necessary to say that you won't be attending - and how best to do so.
Follow-up to the successful 101 Tiny Changes to Brighten Your Day focuses on improving your personal, work and wider worlds
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