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Where to Drink Coffee – Review
By Paul Howard Billed as the unfiltered truth about the best brew, Where to drink Coffee is newly published. Authors ... -
Deep Thinking by Garry Kasparov – Review
By Joe Forshaw Garry Kasparov has been a pre-eminent figure in the world of chess since becoming a grandmaster in ... -
How To Build a Universe by Brian Cox & Robin Ince – Book Review
By Roger Crow Forty years ago, writer and presenter James Burke teamed up with director Mick (LA Story/Denial) Jackson to ... -
Britain by the Book by Oliver Tearle – Review
By Sarah Morgan A book about books… Surely it would be better to actually read a novel than spend time ... -
The Art and Soul of Blade Runner 2049 by Tanya Lapointe – Review
by Roger Crow I’ve been collecting movie books for decades. Those huge, impressive tomes with lavish photos and behind-the-scenes shots ... -
Wonderland by Brett Westwood & Stephen Moss – Review
By Joe Forshaw Brett Westwood is an award winning radio producer presenter and naturalist and consultant for BBC’s Springwatch and ... -
Teach Yourself Bird Watching by George E Hyde – Review
By Joe Forshaw This book is one in the series of ‘Teach Yourself’ books first published in the 1960s. It ... -
Adventures of a Young Naturalist by David Attenborough – Review
By Joe Forshaw This book was first published in 1980 by Lutterworth Press as The Zoo Quest Expeditions in Guyana, ... -
Miller and Max by Luke Buckmaster – Review
By Roger Crow I was a fan of Mad Max before I even managed to see any of the films. ... -
SAS: Rogue Heroes by Ben Macintyre – Review
By Karl Hornsey If anyone asked me the age-old question of who I would invite to my fantasy dinner party, ... -
The Little Book of Craft Beer by Melissa Cole – Review
By Karl Hornsey Melissa Cole has become one of the country’s leading authorities on the new wave of craft beer ... -
Porsche Boxster & Cayman: The 987 Series 2004-2013 by Brian Long – Review
By Richard Barnett There are few cars that have had more books published about them than the Porsche 911, so ...
