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A Beginner’s Guide to Astrology Learn how the language of the stars can light up your life

70.00 

A clear, friendly introduction to astrology for complete beginners — birth charts, zodiac signs, houses, and planetary aspects, presented as tools for self-reflection. Lisa Butterworth builds knowledge progressively in a beautifully designed guide that is accessible without being simplistic.

The Healing Herbal Ancient and Modern Medicinal Plants

100.00 

A beautifully illustrated guide to medicinal plants across traditions — European herbalism, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda. Catherine Whitlock examines historical uses and contemporary scientific evidence with appropriate scepticism and genuine curiosity: excellent for anyone interested in the healing power of plants.

Middlemarch

20.00 

George Eliot’s panoramic masterpiece — widely regarded as the greatest novel in English, tracing the aspirations and disappointments of a whole Midlands community in the 1830s. Dorothea Brooke and a cast of fully realised humanity: the novel at its greatest extent, in a Wordsworth Classics edition.

The Pickwick Papers

20.00 

The novel that launched Dickens’s career — the picaresque adventures of Samuel Pickwick and companions, episodic and exuberant with a comic energy uniquely its own. Published in 1836 and making Dickens famous overnight: an essential introduction to the greatest Victorian novelist in a Wordsworth Classics edition.

The Call of the Wild and White Fang

20.00 

Jack London’s two masterpieces in one volume — The Call of the Wild and White Fang, companion pieces tracing opposite journeys between civilisation and wilderness. Together they form London’s meditation on instinct, freedom, and the wild heart at the core of all living things.

Emotion by Design Creative Leadership Lessons from a Life at Nike

50.00 

Nike’s former Chief Marketing Officer distils thirty years of experience into creative leadership lessons — how to build brands that move people through genuine emotion rather than marketing formula. Greg Hoffman’s insights from one of the world’s most culturally powerful companies: essential for marketers and creative leaders.

Decameron

70.00 

Giovanni Boccaccio’s fourteenth-century masterpiece — one hundred tales told by ten Florentines sheltering from the Black Death. Bawdy comedies, tragic romances, and satires of extraordinary variety from a work that shaped Chaucer, Shakespeare, and European literature for centuries.

Yoga Teacher in a Box

80.00 

A practical card set for yoga teachers and experienced practitioners — sequences, cues, themes, and teaching tools from experienced teacher Leonie Taylor. Immediately practical and endlessly reusable: an excellent professional resource and inspiring toolkit for developing a deeper personal practice.

Writing Coach in a Box

80.00 

A comprehensive creative writing resource in card format — prompts, exercises, and practical techniques for every stage of the writing process. Alan Anderson’s experience as a writing coach distilled into a flexible, portable tool: an excellent gift for writers at any stage of their practice.

The Wild Horse Effect Awe, Well-Being, and the Transformative Power of Nature

120.00 

Chad Hanson explores the science and experience of awe — what happens when we encounter vast and extraordinary nature. Drawing on psychology and neuroscience, a compelling argument that encounters with wild horses and mountain landscapes are not merely pleasant but genuinely transformative.

Surrounded by Idiots The Four Types of Human Behaviour (or, How to Understand Those Who Cannot Be Understood)

50.00 

The international phenomenon selling millions worldwide — Thomas Erikson’s accessible framework for understanding four fundamental behaviour types. Using red, yellow, green, and blue personalities, a practical guide to why people behave as they do, and how understanding them transforms every relationship.

The Myth of Normal Illness, Health & Healing in a Toxic Culture

60.00 

Gabor and Daniel Maté’s sweeping examination of how modern culture systematically produces illness — and why healing requires addressing the social and emotional environments that generate it. Ambitious, compassionate, and essential: a fundamental challenge to what we call ‘normal’ in contemporary life.

When the Body Says No The Cost of Hidden Stress

60.00 

Gabor Maté’s landmark exploration of how suppressed emotion and chronic stress manifest in the body as disease — from cancer to autoimmune conditions. Through case studies and research, a compassionate challenge to the mind-body split, and essential reading for anyone interested in emotional and physical health.

Hold on to Your Kids Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers

60.00 

Gordon Neufeld and Gabor Maté’s groundbreaking argument that peer orientation — not parents stepping aside — undermines healthy child development. Drawing on clinical experience and research, a practical guide to restoring the parent-child connection that protects children and allows them to mature.

Slaughterhouse 5 Vintage War

46.00 

Kurt Vonnegut’s darkly comedic anti-war masterpiece — Billy Pilgrim, unstuck in time, moving between Dresden’s firebombing and suburban American life. ‘So it goes.’ One of the most important novels ever written about war, time, and the mechanics of surviving an insane world.

Don Quixote

55.00 

The first modern novel and one of literature’s greatest achievements — Cervantes’s knight errant tilting at windmills in a parody that becomes a profound meditation on fiction, reality, and idealism. Four hundred years old and never less than contemporary: an essential work for every serious reader.

Light in August

46.00 

William Faulkner’s formally ambitious masterpiece — three narrative strands exploring race, religion, and the crushing weight of the Southern past. Joe Christmas, Lena Grove, and Reverend Hightower: characters whose stories interweave into one of the great American novels of the twentieth century.

Fiesta The Sun Also Rises

46.00 

Hemingway’s 1926 masterpiece — Jake Barnes, Brett Ashley, and the Lost Generation adrift in Paris and Pamplona, living brilliantly and feeling nothing. Revolutionary prose style and one of modern fiction’s most vivid accounts of post-war disillusionment. The essential Hemingway text.

The Divine Comedy

50.00 

Dante’s fourteenth-century visionary masterpiece — through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise in a journey that is simultaneously theological meditation, political satire, and love poem. Seven centuries of Western imagination have been shaped by its imagery. This Vintage edition brings it fully to life in English.

Advice to Little Girls

50.00 

Mark Twain’s subversive Victorian parody — brief, deadpan, and delightfully undermining adult hypocrisy through the form of improving literature for children. A small gem of American humour, illustrated in this Chronicle Books edition with fresh visual life.

The Secret Garden

90.00 

Frances Hodgson Burnett’s 1911 masterpiece — Mary Lennox, a locked Yorkshire garden, and one of children’s literature’s most powerful stories about the healing power of nature and attention. A novel that has made children want to dig in soil for more than a century.

Mrs Dalloway

90.00 

Virginia Woolf’s modernist masterpiece — a single London day in Clarissa Dalloway’s mind and Septimus Warren Smith’s shattered consciousness. Pioneering stream of consciousness, a meditation on grief, trauma, and social performance, and one of the most extraordinary novels ever written.

Mansfield Park

90.00 

Jane Austen’s most challenging and morally serious novel — Fanny Price’s quiet virtue tested against the theatrics and moral failures of Mansfield Park. A deliberate choice of stillness over wit, it raises questions about performance, wealth, and integrity that still generate fierce debate.

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

90.00 

The twelve original Sherlock Holmes short stories — from A Scandal in Bohemia to The Speckled Band — collected in a beautiful new edition. Conan Doyle’s genius created the template for detective fiction and a character whose method of reasoning remains as thrilling as ever.

Great Expectations

90.00 

Dickens at the height of his powers — Pip’s journey from blacksmith’s boy to gentleman and the discovery of what social aspiration truly costs. Miss Havisham, Magwitch, Estella: characters who live forever in one of literature’s greatest coming-of-age stories.

1984

90.00 

George Orwell’s prophetic 1949 masterpiece — Big Brother, doublethink, and Winston Smith’s desperate assertion of individual humanity against totalitarian power. More relevant with every passing decade, and one of the most essential novels ever written.

Persuasion

90.00 

Jane Austen’s posthumous masterpiece — the most emotionally mature and moving of her novels, about second chances and recovering what was lost. Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth’s rediscovery of each other is one of literature’s most quietly devastating love stories.

Sense and Sensibility

90.00 

Jane Austen’s brilliant first novel — the Dashwood sisters embodying passion and restraint, and the wisdom required to navigate between them. Sharp, funny, and emotionally true, a portrait of two women navigating social constraint that reveals Austen already in complete command of her gifts.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass

90.00 

Lewis Carroll’s two immortal books — strange, inventive, simultaneously nonsense and philosophy, social satire and adventure. Alice falling through rabbit holes and mirrors remains one of literature’s most enduring images; the originals are far weirder and more rewarding than any adaptation.

The Great Gatsby

90.00 

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 masterpiece — Jay Gatsby, the American Dream, and the particular glamour and emptiness of a world built on illusion. Prose of extraordinary beauty and one of the century’s most devastating portraits of aspiration and its discontents.

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Other Stories

90.00 

Stevenson’s 1886 masterpiece alongside his finest short stories — a gothic thriller, a parable of repression, and one of literature’s most resonant metaphors about the divided self. Stranger, darker, and more interesting than any adaptation, the original rewards every reader who returns to it.

Frankenstein

90.00 

Mary Shelley’s extraordinary 1818 novel — the story of Victor Frankenstein and his abandoned creation, and one of the most profound meditations on responsibility, loneliness, and the ethics of creation ever written. The novel that invented science fiction remains as urgent as ever.

Wuthering Heights

90.00 

Emily Brontë’s strange, powerful 1847 gothic masterpiece — the consuming, ultimately lethal passion between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, told with remarkable formal sophistication. What seems like passionate romance reveals itself as something darker and more extraordinary with every reading.

Little Women

90.00 

Louisa May Alcott’s beloved 1868 novel — Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy March navigating girlhood, ambition, and the difficult business of becoming who you want to be. Warm, vivid, and endlessly compelling, a novel that has shaped generations of readers and continues to speak directly to our own times.

Pride and Prejudice

90.00 

Jane Austen’s perfect comedy of manners and one of the great love stories ever written — Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy, first impressions, and the willingness to be wrong about oneself. Sharp, funny, and absolutely modern, 200 years after it first appeared.

The Picture of Dorian Gray

90.00 

Oscar Wilde’s immortal 1890 parable of vanity, corruption, and the price of a soul — Dorian Gray’s portrait ages while he remains beautiful, recording every sin he refuses to acknowledge. Provocative, gothic, and morally complex: one of literature’s most enduring and unsettling masterpieces.

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