Genres

Great for young adults: a strong, brave, sympathetic heroine, an interesting array of secondary characters, mystery, action and adventure.

Sussanah Charleson introduces the reader to the world of service dogs in this engrossing new book.

His sons would end up at Dachau concentration camp after the destruction of the Austria-Hungarian Empire.

Transforming a discarded book into a brilliant, permanent work of art proves a dramatic display of skill, artistry and vision.

Robin Sloan's debut novel examines the relation between modern technology and old knowledge.

Admirable but underpowered launch of a new Lawton series focused on Cold War intrigue and nuclear secrets.

A human-centred form of science fiction helps the reader to a new appreciation of our universe.

"Dreams are so important and we all need to follow ours before it’s too late."

This sweet and entertaining story has adventure, mystery, the paranormal, and a high level of realism and sensitivity.

"The idea developed through meetings with various US Navy SEALs returning from combat. Many of them snipers, all of them warriors."