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Explore the paradox of our animal relationships in this thought‑provoking book, blending psychology, ethics and cultural history to reveal why we love, hate or consume animals with conflicting emotions.
Explore the raw and powerful essays in "Misfits: A Personal Manifesto" by Michaela Coel, creator of 'I May Destroy You'. Dive into themes of identity, resilience, and self-discovery that challenge societal norms. Available now in paperback or softback.
Expose the shocking truth about family separation and discover how to rebuild shattered lives in this Orwell Prize shortlisted book, Behind Closed Doors.
Discover a thought-provoking manifesto that challenges traditional family structures, advocating for care and liberation in a bold, new vision for society.
Dive into the thrilling world of Ruth D’Alessandro's "Calling WPC Crockford," a captivating 1950s detective series that follows the fearless and resourceful Detective Constable Crockford as she navigates crime-solving in post-war London.
Explore identity and culture through Travis Alabanza's provocative play, available in stores now.
Explore "The Psychology of Wellbeing" by Gary Wood, a comprehensive guide on cultivating happiness and inner peace. Uncover practical strategies for personal growth and understand the science behind positive psychology in this insightful exploration.
Explore the unspoken in Patricia Lockwood's 'No One Is Talking About This', shortlisted for the 2021 Booker & Women's Prizes, a thought-provoking novel now available in stores.
Three sisters are pulled apart by a buried family secret that threatens to unravel their bonds, forcing them to confront hidden truths and choose between forgiveness or forever division.
Exploring the crossroads of race and gender, this book blends personal narrative with critical theory to challenge mainstream feminism, offering fresh insights on privilege, identity, and pathways for social transformation.
Explore ethical dilemmas and moral complexities in "How to Justify Torture: Inside the Ticking Bomb Scenario" by Alex Adams. Delve into a thought-provoking analysis of controversial interrogation methods within real-world contexts.
Explore "Pimp State" by Kat Banyard, an incisive critique on how sex and money shape equality. This eye-opening book delves into societal structures that perpetuate inequality, offering a bold vision for the future of gender justice.
A comforting guide to ageing, covering dementia, finances, care homes and more, offering wise advice for life's highs and lows.
Discover "Unbound" by Tarana Burke, a powerful memoir detailing her journey to founding the #MeToo movement. Explore themes of liberation and empowerment as she shares personal stories that ignited global change.
Explore the ethical debate on animal rights in this concise, thought‑provoking guide by David DeGrazia—clarifying philosophical arguments and practical implications for a compassionate world.
Ethical Vegan by Jordi Casamitjana explores a personal transformation into veganism while critiquing global food systems, urging readers to join the movement for compassion, sustainability, and social justice.
Discover how the food industry manipulates our cravings and why processed foods are engineered for addiction in Michael Moss’s eye‑opening expose, “Hooked.”
Explore the impact of austerity on disabled people in "Crippled" by Frances Ryan, a thought-provoking book available in stores now.
Explore the hidden lives of Britain’s forgotten homeless in Maeve McClenaghan's "No Fixed Abode." This powerful book unveils stories of survival, struggle, and resilience amidst the streets.
Explore the delicate balance between humans and other species in "Between Light and Storm," by Esther Woolfson. Granta Books presents a profound narrative on coexistence, blending nature observation with insightful reflections on our shared world.
Explore James C. Scott's "Seeing Like a State," an insightful critique of grand schemes aimed at improving society that often lead to unforeseen failures, revealing the complexities behind modern governance and development efforts.
Discover Liara Roux's raw and unflinching memoir, Whore of New York: A Confession, now available in stores everywhere.
How2become Ltd (9781910602522)
Cambridge University Press (9781108492423)
Crumps Barn Studio (9780993179976)
Jessica Kingsley Publishers (9781849052726)
