When I met the wolf for the first time, I had no idea that within a week I'd walk a hundred kilometres to save his life...'Storytelling at its best, utterly mesmerising and deeply touching' Michael Morpurgo'Full of warmth, friendship and page-turning excitement' Pari Thomson, author of the Greenwild series'A heartfelt adventure for animal lovers everywhere' Hannah Gold, author of The Last Bear

Discover the history of Warsaw's six-year struggle through the devastation of war and the city's enduring spirit.In Warsaw: A City at War 1939–45, historians Prit Buttar and Lottie Taylor bring to light the unparalleled experience of a city caught between two invading powers, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, and the resilience of its citizens.This fascinating history illuminates how Warsaw's centuries-old fight for identity shaped the course of i...

New from Bradt is Dog-Friendly Weekends: Scotland, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt’s best-selling Dog-Friendly Weekends), who proposes 30 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this beguiling country – from city breaks to outdoorsy days, and characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends. Each suggestion showcases the finest dog-welcoming places to eat, sleep and be entertained.Scotland is a veritable playground for dogs and their owner...

The ultimate dog-friendly guide to London - where every walk, meal, stay and adventure becomes unforgettable for you and your four-legged companion.Discover a city made for dogs in Dog Days Out: London, an inspiring insider guide that reveals the capital as a playground of parks, culture, experiences and canine-friendly adventures. Enjoy the leafy freedom of Hampstead Heath and Hyde Park, explore buzzing markets and unique attractions, river cruises and ev...

‘If I had to choose, I’d rather have a sister over parents. I’d rather you over anyone.’Mara and Nell will never be able to forget the day that their parents’ marriage fell apart. They declare their family of origin wrecked, and the traditional structure to be a complete farce. From now on, all they have is each other. So in their twenties, they make a pact: no marriages, no babies and no repeating their parents’ mistakes.But a few years later, Mara does th...

‘A sweet and charming story.’ Kaye Temanson (NetGalley reviewer) A delightfully uplifting romantic comedy to get you in the mood for summer! Escape to the country! Anna Compton thought that moving to the countryside, leaving London and her past firmly behind her was the perfect solution. Goodbye life of thirty-something, crazed single mum of two, hello country glamour queen, domestic goddess and yummy-mummy extraordinaire. But her new life at Primrose Cottage isn’t quite what she expected!...

Set in rural New England, "Way Down East" explores themes of social class, morality, and the resilience of the human spirit. The character of Anna Moore faces numerous trials and tribulations as she navigates the challenges of life in a small, conservative community.The play and novel are particularly famous for their dramatic climax involving an ice floe and a daring rescue, which has become an iconic scene in American literature and theater."Way Down East" reflects the cultural and socia...

Lady Claudia is engaged to the most eligible bachelor in London. However all her plans backfire when she is kidnapped and mistaken to be Princess Clara of the Isles of Butterworth. Then there is also Lord Roland the Duke of Manchester who is promised to the princess. Boldness is a feature uncommon in most women, as Lady Claudia and Princess Clara learn to navigate all that life can possible throw at them from responsibilities to certain societal expectations. The choices they make will ult...

Lady Amara is the ward of Sir Philip Cedero. She is expected to have a ring on her finger before the season is out. But there are sinister things that lurk about. As she moves in with the ton, here in London. Will she find the one she is looking for or will she forever remain in the shadows? Sometimes we need to step into the light unfortunately not all of us look good in the light.

Does your child love a good scare?Do they love stories that send a shiver down their spine?Or are they happiest when a tale keeps them guessing right to the very end?Then they're going to love meeting Lily and Ben!Within these scary and thrilling short stories, your young reader will discover:- 10 creepy stories guaranteed to make your hair stand on end- Chapters packed with eerie twists, each one following L...

New from Bradt is Dog-friendly Cotswolds, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt’s best-selling Dog-friendly Weekends), who proposes 25 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this popular English region just 60 miles from London – from city breaks to outdoorsy days, from characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends.The Cotswolds has endless appeal for any traveller thanks to its handsome, golden-hued villages and bucolic landscapes. But for ...

The year was 1968, I was 2 years and 6 months old. I was a shy little girl with a mop of curly light brown hair and big brown eyes.I was sent away when my parents divorced putting me into the hands of a family member that was a pedophile.This isn't a graphic story, but it does draw you in to give you a glimpse of a young girls mindset and what she went through as she tries to come to terms with what happened to her from such a young age as she moves into adulthood.I...