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The Genius Bat
Step into the shadows and listen... 'Brings the poster-species of Halloween out of the shadows, so we can better appreciate the flying mammal.' National Geographic Usually, you'll hear a bat before you see it - the gentle flutter of wings, their high-pitched chatter as they dive and roll for insects. Only occasionally do you spot them, a blur against the evening sky. With nearly 1,500 known species, bats are among the most successful mammals on earth. From the tiny bumblebee bat - which could rest comfortably on your index finger - to the giant golden-crowned flying fox with its 1.5-metre wingspan, they are evolutionary marvels, adapted to practically every environment. The Genius Bat brings to life these amazing creatures, as well as the obsessive and sometimes eccentric people who study them. From muddy rainforests to star-covered deserts, from guest houses in Thailand to museum drawers full of fossils in New York, this is an eye-opening account of a remarkable animal. 'A marvellous book.' Nancy Simmons, Curator of Mammalogy, American Museum of Natural History 'Fascinating... Yovel clearly explains bats' vital contributions to a healthier planet.' Merlin Tuttle, author of The Secret Lives of Bats and founder of Bat Conservation International
£12.99
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Fry & Laurie
'One of the finest, funniest duos in British comedy history' HUFFINGTON POSTPRE-ORDER YOUR COPY NOW . . . Before they became Hollywood stars and national treasures, Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie were simply two young writers trying to make each other laugh. Fortunately for the rest of us, they wrote it all down.For the first time, every project they wrote together is collected in one definitive volume. From their earliest collaborations to the complete scripts of A Bit of Fry & Laurie, alongside rare and previously unpublished material, Fry & Laurie: Every Funny Thing They've Ever Written brings together the gloriously inventive, endlessly quotable work of one of Britain's most beloved comic partnerships.Here are brilliant comic set-pieces, impossible misunderstandings, linguistic gymnastics, inspired absurdity and the kind of wit that somehow manages to be both joyfully silly and devastatingly clever. Whether you're rediscovering old favourites or meeting them for the first time, Fry & Laurie is a chance to visit writing that made generations laugh - and to discover why it still does.
£25.00
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The Wild Road Home
Outdoor enthusiast, cyclist and acclaimed travel writer Simon Parker was restless for a new adventure, but with a small baby his explorations needed to begin at home. He decided to cycle through all 15 of the UK's national parks in the anniversary year of the first one's founding, the Peak District. This became a life-changing journey through a landscape, and nation, in flux. While each of the national parks offered beauty and surprises, all of them revealed the challenges of making space for nature on an overpopulated island. His days within the parks, from Dartmoor to Cairngorms, via the Yorkshire Dales and The Broads, could be idyllic or enraging. He explored wild and remote moors and mountain tops but also got stuck in plenty of holiday traffic. He developed an injury, walked where the bike wouldn't go, accepted pints and campsite pitches, and talked to everyone he met. From campers, conservationists, walkers, landowners, farmers, small business owners, commoners, pony lovers, newcomers, tourists, birders and artists - everyone is seeking something different from the hills, dales and waters of the UK. Yet all share the urge for space, fresh air, beauty and the humbled humanity it brings. This is a page-turning, revealing perspective of the British and the wild-ish landscapes they love. 'Parker is a wonderful companion' Justin Webb, author of The Gift of a Radio
£22.00
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PEANUTS®: SNOOPY 2027 Wall Calendar With Notecards
Whether it's Valentine's hearts, Easter eggs, fireworks on the Fourth, or cozy winter nights, SNOOPY adds his signature flair and joy to each special moment in the PEANUTS®: SNOOPY 2027 Wall Calendar. Each month features a cheerful and colorful pose of everyone's favorite beagle who will bring seasonal cheer throughout the year. Join SNOOPY for festive fun, heartfelt traditions, and playful surprises that remind us to treasure both the big events and the quiet moments in between. As an added bonus, the calendar includes six postcards.Other features include:12' x 12' (12' x 24' open)Cover design eliminates need for plastic packagingPrinted on FSC®-certified paper with soy-based inkPlanning spread for September-December 2026Spans January-December 2027Generous grids provide space to add appointments and remindersOfficial major world holidays and observationsMoon phases, based on Universal TimeA single pose of SNOOPY is featured each month Includes six officially licensed postcardsWE PLANT TREES-Andrews McMeel is a proud supporter of Trees for the Future, a nonprofit organization that trains communities on sustainable land use so that they can build vibrant regional economies, thriving food system, and a healthier planet.
£13.99
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Feathered Friends 2027 Wall Calendar
By contemporary artist Geninne D Zlatkis, the calendar's artwork incorporates bold color, texture, and inspiration from Mexico, where Geninne lived for many years. Features include:12' x 12' (12' x 24' open)Cover design eliminates need for plastic packagingPrinted on FSC® certified paper with soy-based inkSpans January-December 2027Generous grid space for notes, appointments, and remindersOfficial major world holidays and observancesMoon phases, based on Universal TimeWatercolor bird and botanical illustrations for your wallPerfect gift for birdwatchers and folk art fansWall art for your home, school, or office that provides a sense of time for planning and dreamingWE PLANT TREES to help offset our carbon footprint and resource usage - more than 1.25 MILLION and growing!NO SINGLE-USE PLASTIC - We have eliminated single-use shrink wrap to reduce plastic pollution.RESPONSIBLY SOURCED - Our paper is responsibly sourced from a combination of recycled materials and wood harvested from socially and environmentally sustainable forests and is FSC® certified.
£11.99
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Angela Harding Wall Calendar 2027 (Art Calendar)
Angela Harding has been working in the arts for over 30 years. Based in Rutland, she is inspired by the wealth of natural wildlife around her to create her stunning prints. This calendar features beautiful reproductions of some of her best works. The animals she depicts are always featured in atmospheric locations which pull the viewer into the artwork. Informative text accompanies each work and the datepad features previous and next month's views. Printed on sustainable paper, with plastic-free packaging.
£10.99
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The 80s Quiz
Let's be honest, being an eighties kid was the best.You could play outside because paedophiles hadn't been formally invented yet. Computers couldn't talk to each other: they had to live, silent but next to each other, in places called arcades.Findus Crispy Pancakes, Viennetta, or perhaps signor would prefer some of Gino Ginelli's Toffee Fooogee?Playing games on Ceefax. Bagpuss, Fingermouse, Button Moon. Beat that. Looking at the world though your View-Master. Being stressed about acid rain and the hole in the ozone layer (which are both okay now?). Five hours of cartoons on a Saturday morning, most of which were reverse-engineered adverts for plastic toys. 0181 811 8181!New Wave, post-punk. Madonna! Taping the radio. The air heady with the co-mingling scent of Cool Water and Obsession. Though admittedly it wasn't a wholly positive thing long-term, smoking was still cool.Here, in quiz book form, is a celebration of those glorious years. There are more than 500 questions across Film, TV, Music, Arts & Culture, Current Affairs, Food and Drink, Games and Toys, Celebrities, Sport, Fashion and Design, Technology, Crazes & Fads, Idioms and Sayings, and Books and Magazines. And with one Super Dooper Impossibly Hard question per round, there's something for everyone.And the best thing is, you don't have to have that haircut this time around.
£10.99
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Things to Do Other Than Social Media
This book is for anyone with a social media addiction.Social media has become an omnipresent part of our lives, and one thing is crystal clear - we have a problem. Things to Do Other Than Social Media offers a much-needed break with 110 simple, mindful tasks to unplug from virtual noise and tune back in to the real world, including: Immediate offline wins: guided meditations, daily to-do lists and quick smoothie recipes. Creative deep-dives: designing your own currency, making a stop-motion film or finishing a short story. Personal and reflective prompts: drawing your family tree, writing letters to your past/future self and evaluating familial relationships through art therapy. Things to Do Other Than Social Media is the perfect gift for friends and family who just can't look away from their screens.
£12.99
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The 90s Quiz
Let's be honest, being a nineties kid was the best.The internet was dial-up, and you had to decide whether you wanted to have a phone or the internet because you couldn't have both. Blue Peter had to explain what an email address was for what felt like an entire decade. Physical media was still a thing. Terrestrial TV. Recording films off the TV and keeping them, which meant you got to watch old Argos adverts too. The closest thing to social media was doing impressions of Chandler Bing in the playground. Could we be any more excited?Pop-Tarts, Capri-Sun, cheese-finally-available-as-string. Electronic pets. Pagers and stackable pencils. Is sir more of a French crop or a curtains man? Hardly anyone had a mobile phone yet, but some people's dads had a car phone. You'd say a time to meet people and they had to be there. You'd talk to people on an actual landline, winding the cord around your fingers. The air was heavy with the scent of Lynx Africa and Fuzzy Peach body spray.Here, in quiz book form, is a celebration of those glorious years. And the best thing is, you don't have to have that haircut this time around.
£10.99
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Journey Across Japan
From the author of the Number one bestseller Abroad in JapanGET READY TO EXPLORE JAPAN LIKE NEVER BEFORE…Beyond its neon-lit megacities lies a nation made up of forty-seven distinct prefectures. Each one has its own story to tell, shaped by centuries of squabbling lords, impenetrable topography and fierce local pride.On his quest to reveal what lies beyond the beaten paths, Chris Broad takes us through the 47 unique prefectures of the Land of the Rising Sun.Part travelogue, part practical guide and part catalogue of deeply questionable decisions, Journey Across Japan is a voyage into the endless surprises the country has to offer. From the chaos of a morning market to flying a tiny plane over Japan's most active volcano, to wandering the shores of subtropical islands, Chris uncovers a side of the country few visitors ever see.Whether you're a Japan neophyte or a seasoned veteran, this book will inspire you to carve out your own story.Readers loved ABROAD IN JAPAN'Undeniably the best book I've ever read' *****'Experience Japan without ever setting foot there' *****'A heartfelt, humorous journey into Japan and its culture' *****'I 1000000% reccommend it!' *****'A must-read for Japan enthusiasts' *****
£22.00
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What a Time to Be Alive!
*AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER NOW***From the co-host of the smash hit podcast The Rest is Entertainment**'Our funniest, sharpest writer on the great British unraveling' Jon Ronson'Enthralling, devastating, hilarious, envy-inducing prose' Sathnam Sanghera'You gobble it up far too quickly and then feel a bit guilty about how delicious it was' Dawn French'She's a genius, and there should be a statue of her in every town in the land' Dominic SandbrookA wildly funny collection from Britain's favourite columnist.Welcome to the dystopian soap opera of modern times. Travel to space with Lauren Sanchez and Katy Perry, let the waters close over you as Bear Grylls baptises Russell Brand in the Thames, and experience the full body impact of the Gwyneth Paltrow ski massacre trial. Lettuce also remember Liz Truss, meet - and bid farewell to - the guy they called 'No-Drama Starmer', and celebrate the inaugural winner of the Fifa Peace Prize as he threatens to annex countries and follows all the way through on starting wars. Experience the magic of Donald Trump's cavalcade of henchmen, watch with nothing but optimism as our Silicon Valley overlords hit their imperial phase - and let your jaw drop as Brooklyn secedes from the Beckhams.Truly, these are times that make you want to put your hands over your eyes, even when your hands are already over your eyes. The only thing to do is read Marina Hyde's Guardian columns and howl with laughter.'This country's foremost living satirist' Vogue'Hyde's columns are the solid-silver lining of Britain's political shitstorm' Caitlin Moran
£20.00
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The Book Was Better
Is the book always better than the film?'Outrageous fun' Kaliane Bradley, author of The Ministry of Time Yes, book lovers cry! Hollywood never gets it right - they gloss over crucial moments, the dialogue sounds bizarre and the characters never look like they're supposed to. But what about Jaws or The Godfather? These films are so much better than the potboiler novels they came from. And then there are some perfect adaptations. Doesn't every reader's heart sing when they watch Ang Lee's Sense and Sensibility? In this rollicking adventure through the towering heights and unplumbed depths of book to screen adaptations, Louise Willder, the critically acclaimed author of Blurb Your Enthusiasm, uncovers what makes a good adaption, how some can be so bad, and why we insist on telling the same stories over and over and over.* *See: Pride and Prejudice 1940, 1980, 1995, 2005, 2027, Bridget Jones' Diary, Austenland, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Fire Island, Lost in Austen, Bride and Prejudice… 'Hugely entertaining' John Yorke, author of Into the Woods
£14.99
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One More Round
Brought here by the Romans, adopted by the Saxons, formalised by the Tudors and perfected by the Victorians, the public house has been with us for millennia. When travelling to a new part of the UK it's almost inevitable you'll end up at one - whether it's to drink, eat, sleep or all three - and pub culture is a brilliant way to explore our beautiful country. Jonny Garrett's here to set you on the right path with a personal journey through some of the UK's most beautiful, historic and culturally significant pubs - all of which happen to serve up amazing beer or cider. From Penzance to Glasgow, via Belfast and Conwy, One More Round shows how you can be hundreds of miles from your house and still find somewhere that feels like home. It's an exploration of the UK's absolute greatest pubs - the kind people make pilgrimages to visit, write poems about, take selfies in, and most importantly walk into and never want to leave. Learn the history and experience the joy of Britain's greatest invention, and discover why its survival is vital to our society and culture.
£12.99
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Headscratchers
'A fantastic and varied collection of problems authored by some of the best puzzle setters around' - Alex Bellos 'A book of delightful puzzles. It's just as good as you'd expect.' - Tim Harford 'A marvellous miscellany of mysteries' - Simon Singh 'Hours of arguing and puzzling. I loved it.' - Matt Parker This highly engaging collection of 70 puzzles comes from the popular weekly column in New Scientist magazine. You'll find puzzles that are great for sharing with friends at a pub, problems drawn from real-life situations, games with intriguing strategies, and puzzles with such creative and whimsical storylines that they need to be explained to be believed. With the solutions you'll read the untold back stories behind the puzzles, and a fascinating exploration of related puzzles and mathematical ideas. You'll learn why a particular puzzle adaptation involved talking to an expert in sheep genetics, which solution was thought up by the BBC Radio 5 Drive team, and outside-the-box solutions to apparently straightforward challenges. This book is a must for any lover of puzzles or recreational mathematics.
£10.99
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Dream Trips of Europe
Uncover 100 of the most incredible journeys across Europe with this definitive bucket list travel guide to inspire the trip you've always dreamed of.From island hopping in the Cyclades and wine tasting in Burgundy to driving Iceland's epic Ring Road and cycling along the idyllic Danube, let your travel dreams to Europe take flight with this beautifully curated collection of destinations and experiences, and start planning your next big adventure…Inside Dream Trips of Europe: 100 dream trips to destinations all across Europe organised by region Bonus 'extended' profiles for 50 of the trips featuring detailed maps, firsthand traveller tales and thoughtful travel plans Tailored itineraries ranging from three days to more than two weeks with suggestions on areas to visit, must-see sights and landmarks, and unforgettable activities At a glance recommendations on where to eat, sleep and shop, plus must-do experiences to enjoy Travel experts present insights and local knowledge to help you fulfil your travel goals Essential practical planning information including how to get there with details of sustainable transport options where possible, when to go, and things of note including gear to pack for different climates Features breathtaking photography throughout Dream trips include: Southern Europe-hopping around Sicily's Aeolian Islands; hiking the mountains of Mallorca; drinking in Crete's venerable vineyards. Western Europe-getting your cultural fix in London; finding romance in Paris; embracing Dutch flower fields. Northern Europe-admiring world-class design in Copenhagen; sail away to the Faroe Islands; find the magic of Lapland. Central & Eastern Europe-savouring winter in Prague; taking a bath in Budapest; breathing in the beauty of Innsbruck. Make your dream trip to Europe a reality with this must-read follow up to Lonely Planet's Dream Trips of the World. This book makes the perfect gift or self-purchase for travellers looking to plan a European adventure and turn their wishful thinking into an action plan.
£32.99
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Darkness Becomes Bright
Darkness Becomes Bright is an unflinching exploration of horror, the human condition, and how Edgar Allan Poe's haunted legacy might keep us company in moments of darkness.'A wonderfully engaging account of Poe's troubled life and work . . . Nimble, generous, brimming with insight' - SARAH WATERS'Emily Ogden does not flinch from the obscure and sometimes horrifying recesses of Poe's psychosis' - SUE PRIDEAUXAre you brave enough to step into the darkness?Edgar Allan Poe did not truly die. In the years since his mysterious demise, his works have captivated millions and spawned the genres of horror and the detective story. His masterpieces - filled with talking ravens and buried women, haunted houses and beating hearts - live on in our imaginations and our nightmares. They are endlessly adapted, parodied and obsessed over.But who was Edgar Allan Poe? And why does he haunt us still?Following the course of Poe's fascinating, short and tragic life - from his fame as the poet of 'The Raven' to his tortured romances and literary feuds - Emily Ogden dives deep into the mind of a man whose darkness has shaped our world, and interweaves his story with those of the devoted readers who have found solace in his work.'Spellbinding . . . This portrait of Poe will haunt you to the grave and beyond' - Christine Smallwood'Emily Ogden brilliantly exhumes the beating heart of America's darkest poet' - Orlando Reade
£14.99
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Always Home, Always Homesick
'Immediate, intimate and never less than captivating' - The Guardian From the bestselling author of Burial Rites comes an inspirational memoir about her travels in Iceland, an extraordinary country that has forged a nation of storytellers.When she was seventeen years old, Hannah Kent travelled to Iceland from Australia. She'd never seen snow before, didn't speak a word of Icelandic. All she knew was that she wanted to have an experience - to soak up something of the world.Soon she found herself isolated in a remote part of Iceland in a dark winter. It was a gruelling experience, but she quickly fell in love with the country: with its brutally beautiful landscapes and with its people. On returning home, with images of Iceland's towering glaciers and windswept tundras in her dreams, Hannah began to write.Now, as a mother and a wife, she looks back to that extraordinary year in Iceland.Praise for Burial Rites:'Outstanding' - Madeline Miller'Gripping, intriguing and unique' - Kate Mosse'One of the best Scandinavian crime novels I've read' - Independent'Remarkable' - The Sunday Times'A must-read' - Grazia
£10.99
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New Photography of the Dog
Gathering the work of more than 20 leading and emerging photographers from around the world, this pocket anthology reframes our most beloved companion through a bold new lens. From dignified studio portraits to untamed on-location encounters, from tender documentary glimpses to daring abstract experiments, these images reveal dogs in all their glorious complexity - soulful and expressive, mischievous and noble, playful and profound. This is the dog as you've never quite seen it before: reimagined for a new generation and presented in a beautifully designed, perfectly giftable format.
£16.95
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Protocols
PRE-ORDER NOW: Simple, essential tools to transform your brain function, mood, focus and bodily health - the must-read first book from Stanford neuroscientist and creator of Huberman Lab, Dr Andrew Huberman.In Protocols, Dr Andrew Huberman introduces simple, science-based practices that can substantially improve your day-to-day mental and physical state. They work the first time, and every time. Huberman's protocols can help you unlock your brain and body's full potential across seven areas: sleep; exercise; stress control; nutrition; light; focus, motivation and neuroplasticity; and personal growth. For example, a simple sleep protocol includes viewing sunlight as soon as possible after waking; a stress protocol involves doing a single breath pattern, once. In his clear and engaging style, Dr Huberman explains the science behind each protocol, then shows how they can deliver immediate, effective results. What's more, he described how to customise them, allowing you to adapt them to your individual needs.Drawing on decades of research - from Dr Huberman's own work and those of the many experts he has interviewed over the years - he delivers a comprehensive and indispensable guide to help you improve your mental health, physical health, and performance.This book will transform your life.
£30.00
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Get Back
'They did not seem arrogant or entitled. I didn't see them bossing around their staff or being horrid to studio assistants. But they did worry if this was all there was. All this fame and fortune, was it really all that great? The world saw them as an overnight success, who had come from nowhere. But they knew from whence they had come. Perhaps that's what kept them grounded.' Hunter Davies, the only authorised biographer of The Beatles, revisits his treasured 39 notebooks filled with remarkable interviews to explore the lives of John, Paul, George and Ringo as they were growing up and coming of age.Drawing on a wealth of never-before-revealed, intimate material, and his own experience as a boy of similar age from a working-class Northern background, Hunter now tells the story of where they came from, what it was like, how it shaped their hopes and aspirations.Hunter spent three years with The Beatles, visiting all their homes, and each of them visiting his. He also spent time with their parents, school friends, teachers, girlfriends, members of the Quarry Men and many others from their inner circle. Their conversations often harked back to the War, with memories of air-raid shelters and rationing, to the NHS coming in, the eleven plus and grammar schools, and council house life in the 1950s.We all know what they became famous for, but here Hunter takes us into the much more private world of their formative years, for this colourful, richly detailed, personal portrait of the young boys who were destined to come together and revolutionise music and pop culture.
£25.00
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How to Be Hopeful
'A life-changer and a minor bible for our times' Emma Thompson'This just might be the best 'wellbeing' book I have ever read' Emma Gannon'Profound, funny and true' Lauren Laverne'I felt lighter and happier for having read it' Jennifer SaundersFROM THE MILLION-COPY SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR'Happiness is a thing that must be done over and over and over again. Like laundry. And sex. It's not a thing you are - it's a thing you do.'Not getting enough sleep, doomscrolling on your phone, and feeling acid anxiety every time you watch the news? You're not alone.One morning, Caitlin Moran lay in bed and realised: she had finally reached Peak Despair. The point where, in books and movies, the heroine decides to move to a remote farmhouse, walk an ancient, 600-mile pathway, or adopt a baby hare. The moment where someone goes on a quest to find … hope.But this, this is not that kind of book. Caitlin tried - but it turns out remote Welsh farmhouses are really expensive. No-one with a job can walk 600 miles. And it's incredibly hard to get access to baby hares in Crouch End.And so, Caitlin decides instead to go on a domestic quest. To see if you can stay in the same house, in the same neighbourhood, but feel better about the frantic modern world by trying to make better days. Leaving social media, eschewing 24/7 news for local newspapers, sitting on buses without headphones, and listening to what people are really saying. Picking litter, donating blood, rewilding a garden and, the hardest thing of all - learning to fall back in love with the world again.Over the course of a year, Caitlin finds that life can be radically transformed when you rebel against the news cycle and algorithms that want to keep us angry, adrenalised, and anxious. You can't change the world - but you can change your days.And, once you've changed your days, maybe you could change the world. Just a little bit.
£22.00
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If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies
THE INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER'The most important book of the decade' MAX TEGMARK, author of Life 3.0'A loud trumpet call to humanity to awaken us as we sleepwalk into disaster - we must wake up' STEPHEN FRY'The best no-nonsense, simple explanation of the AI risk problem I've ever read' YISHAN WONG, former Reddit CEOAI is the greatest threat to our existence that we have ever faced.The scramble to create superhuman AI has put us on the path to extinction - but it's not too late to change course. Two pioneering researchers in the field, Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nate Soares, explain why artificial superintelligence would be a global suicide bomb and call for an immediate halt to its development.The technology may be complex, but the facts are simple: companies and countries are in a race to build machines that will be smarter than any person, and the world is devastatingly unprepared for what will come next.Could a machine superintelligence wipe out our entire species? Would it want to? Would it want anything at all? In this urgent book, Yudkowsky and Soares explore the theory and the evidence, present one possible extinction scenario and explain what it would take for humanity to survive.The world is racing to build something truly new - and if anyone builds it, everyone dies.*A GUARDIAN AND NEW STATESMAN BOOK OF THE YEAR*
£12.99
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Thirsty
'My favourite wine w*nker' Jack Whitehall'An enormously entertaining read' Spectator'A full-bodied book that's really got legs' Mail on SundayThirsty is more than a wine guide; it's the story of one man's lifelong love affair with the great, big beautiful world of wine.Join Tom as he journeys from French châteaux and English vineyards to the unsung aisles of Sainsbury's, Majestic and - rest in peace - Oddbins. Along the way, you'll discover 100 Wine W*nker approved bottles and learn how to:- read a label (even if you can't speak the language)- talk wine without sounding naff- choose wine in a restaurant- explain why some wine smells like your granny's cardigan'I laughed, learned a bit and lapped up a glass of wine or three' Alan Carr
£11.99
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The World of Romeo and Juliet: A 1000-Piece Shakespearean Jigsaw Puzzle by Anna
Piece together the greatest love story ever toldStep into the world of Romeo and Juliet, a tale of two households at odds, of love and hate, life and death. Follow the star-crossed lovers through fair Verona's sun-drenched streets and sprawling piazzas, shadowy ballrooms and moonlit balconies. Spot forbidden kisses, clandestine weddings, fierce feuds and tragic deaths as the story unfolds in this beautifully detailed 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle. Accompanied by a poster with a guide to Shakespeare's timeless romantic tragedy.A LOVE STORY IN 1000-PIECES: a retelling of Shakespeare's iconic play in a new formatSTUNNING ILLUSTRATION by artist Anna Higgie, with a vibrant color scheme and lots of details to discoverFEATURING AN ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION packed with detail and a large poster with an introduction to the play by Dr Emma Smith1000-PIECE PUZZLE that measures 48.5 x 68 cm (19 x 27 in.) when completedLAURENCE KING has been capturing imaginations and inspiring creativity in new and unexpected ways for over 30 years, with playful and eye-catching games, gifts and books
£18.99
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