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Book Review: Men Explain Things To Me And Other Essays by Rebecca Solnit
Book Review: It Never Rains by Roger McGough
Book Review: Carsick by John Waters
Book Review: The Collapse - The Accidental Opening Of The Berlin Wall by Mary Elise Sarotte
Book Review: The Life And Loves Of A He Devil - A Memoir by Graham Norton
Book Review: A Slip Of The Keyboard by Terry Pratchett
Book Review: Only When I Laugh by Paul Merton
Agincourt: My Family, The Battle And The Fight For France by Ranulph Fiennes
More Fool Me: A Memoir by Stephen Fry
Why it’s time to listen
Natural beauty
Nursing bravery
Right mix of pleasure and purpose
Great and the good
TV’s family tree
Homing in on mystery
Cataloguing the World by Alex Wright (OUP £18.99)
The Race for Paradise by Paul M Cobb (OUP £20)
Women at war
Men who fell to Earth
Living the dream
Children’s book of the week
Heartfelt images
The New Oxford Book of War Poetry edited by Jon Stallworthy (OUP 16.99)
Is the Planet Full edited by Ian Goldin (OUP 30)
Sweet Nothing: Why I Gave Up Sugar And How You Can Too by Nicole Mowbray (Orion £7.99, ebook £3.99)
Another Great Day At Sea: On Board The USS George Bush by Geoff Dyer (Visual Editions £25, ebook £4.69)
Hungry like the wolf
Book Review: Protest Vote: How Politicians Lost the Plot by Tim Newark (Gibson Square, 14.99)
A Curious Career by Lynn Barber (Bloomsbury, £16.99)
Brazil’s footballing heart
The Target by David Baldacci (MacMillan, £16.99)
Who Is Tom Ditto? by Danny Wallace (Ebury Press, £12.99)
Echo’s Bones by Samuel Beckett (Faber & Faber, £20)
A Colder War by Charles Cumming (Harper Collins, £12.99)
The Cultivation of Taste by Christel Lane (OUP, £30)
The Oxford Illustrated History of the First World War, new edition by Hew Strachan (OUP, £25)
Tiny Stations by Dixe Wills (AA Publishing, £16.99)
Lean In: For Graduates by Sheryl Sandberg (WH Allen, £16.99)
The Girls’ Bicycle Handbook: Everything You Need To Know About Life On Two Wheels by Caz Nicklin
The Rise and Fall of Al-Qaeda by Fawaz A Gerges
The Oxford Dictionary of Finance and Banking edited by Jonathan Law and John Smullen
The Knowledge: How To Rebuild Our World From Scratch by Lewis Dartnell
The Amoeba in the Room by Nicholas P Money
The Normans and Empire by David Bates
The Improbable Primate by Clive Finlayson
The Oxford Dictionary of Zoology by Michael Allaby
Bernie still inspires me
Caffeinated: How Our Daily Habit Hooks, Helps And Hurts Us by Murray Carpenter
Soldier 4346057: A Second World War Diary by Douglas Hudson
The Accidental Bus Driver by Thomas Beaumont
The Rules Of Inheritance: A Memoir by Claire Bidwell Smith
The Unexpected Professor: An Oxford Life In Books by John Carey
The Science of Cheese by Michael H Tunick