Taming Gaming: Guide Your Child to Video Game Health
By Andy Robertson
A light-hearted, informative guide to what screen-time, gaming and gadgets are doing to children, for parents who’d rather lock it all in a cupboard.
Unladylike: A Grrl's Guide to Wrestling
By Heather Bandenburg
Unladylike is the first book written about feminism and wrestling - it follows one unlikely woman's journey to becoming an infamous masked wrestler, and honestly retells the life lessons grappling teaches her on the way.
A Wild and Precious Life: A Recovery Anthology
By Lily Dunn and Zoe Gilbert
Addiction, physical and mental illness and its aftermath: a collection of stories and poetry from writers in recovery.
PHILOSOPHY@WORK: Rediscovering the Art of Doing Business
By Anders Indset
50 reflections on practical philosophy from the world’s leading thinkers.
The Coincidence of Novembers
By Edited by Sandy Nairne
A selection of autobiographical writings by Sir Patrick Nairne (1921 – 2013)
Region Locked
By Matt Barnes, Dazz Brown and Greg S-C
A fascinating exploration of the weird and wonderful video games not available to Western audiences
Shareware Heroes
By Richard Moss
The renegades who redefined gaming at the dawn of the internet
The Philosopher Queens
By Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting
A book about women in philosophy by women in philosophy
Not As Nature Intended
By Rich Hardy
A story of the exploitation of animals for food, fashion and entertainment from the unique perspective of an undercover investigator.
Ring The Hill
By Tom Cox
A book about hills. Actually, that’s not true. It’s a book around hills: the magical names we have given hills over the centuries, the legends associated with them, the history hidden in their folds, the exhilarated feeling you get when you’ve walked at pace to the top of one on a crisp autumn day, the perspective they give us on the land, on life.
One Hundred and Fifty-Two Days
By Giles Paley-Phillips
A unique semi-autobiographical novella written in verse that looks at the impact on a teenager whose mother is terminally ill
Paint My Name In Black And Gold
By Mark Andrews
Paint My Name In Black And Gold is the story of the first five years of The Sisters of Mercy.
