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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Yoga and Pilates: Combined Techniques for Health and Vitality (Lorenz Books) — a systematic guide to combining yoga and Pilates into a single practice of extraordinary completeness: flexible and strong, centred and mobile, both energised and calm. Covers foundational poses and movements through more advanced sequences, with photographic instruction making each technique accessible to practitioners at every level. Published by Lorenz Books.

How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie (Vermilion) — first published in 1948 and never out of print, because the problems it addresses — the paralysis produced by worry, the energy consumed by fear of what might happen rather than engagement with what is actually happening — are not historical but permanent. Carnegie’s practical philosophy draws on psychology, personal stories, and decades of teaching to produce principles and practices that genuinely reduce worry. Published by Vermilion.

Face Yoga: 50 Easy-to-Follow Poses and Exercises by DK — a practical guide to targeted facial exercises that strengthen and lift specific muscle groups, improve circulation and lymphatic flow, and contribute to structural facial health that no topical product can achieve. Fifty poses with clear photographic instruction, guidance on the specific muscles targeted, and programmes organised by concern — lifting, firming, contouring, reducing tension. Published by DK.

My Hygge Home by Meik Wiking (Penguin) — the director of the Copenhagen Happiness Research Institute explains the Danish art of cosiness and wellbeing, offering practical ideas for creating environments that make life feel good through light, texture, ritual, and togetherness. Illustrated, warm, and filled with genuinely useful ideas. The ideal book for anyone making their home into a place that nourishes them. Published by Penguin.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill (Vermilion) — the legendary 1937 self-help classic with over 100 million copies sold. Hill’s thirteen principles for success, drawn from interviews with America’s most accomplished people, remain the definitive guide to the mindset behind extraordinary achievement.