Books

A Portrait of Sergeant Pierre Naya, Military Medal RAMC By Michael Naya The true story of two brothers in the Royal Army Medical Corps, War Medic Hero is younger brother Michael’s tribute to his older sibling, Pierre; a hero of the Falklands War who served on the ill-fated ship Sir Galahad.

In this radical reappraisal, Greg Baughen has used archive material to build up an intriguingly different picture of how air power developed in Britain before and during the First World War. Gone are the archetypal conservative army commanders stubbornly refusing to accept the new aerial weapon.

Anarchy in the Organism presents ways of looking at the possible meanings of cancer from cultural, scientific, ethical and existential perspectives by exploring a variety responses to Simeon Nelson’s affecting art installation of the same name.

Here’s a literary and personal journey through Spain (an extraordinary piece of travel writing) and an insightful exploration of the life and mind of (“Cider with Rosie”) author Laurie Lee.

The second instalment in this dark, spooky adventure fantasy for Young Adults is the follow-up to the eponymous first book in The Morrow Secrets trilogy, which followed the young female protagonist Tallitha Mouldson, on her journey through the mystical lands of Breedoor in search of the truth!

Remarkable Debut Novel Chronicles the Fall of a Disadvantaged Child and the Rebirth of a Proud Man

Flying has for so long been seen as an elite activity with the promise of status, luxury, leisure and freedom that we’ve blinded ourselves to the impact this First World activity has on climate change and on the damage it causes not only to the developing world but to us, too.

Searingly Honest Guide Offers Practical Help to People Battling Developmental Disorders

This personal, and wonderfully well informed, selection of the most rewarding towns, cities, villages and individual monuments in Italy is the definitive guidebook for the discerning traveller.