Non-Fiction
Our Non-Fiction collection covers history, science and nature, food and drink, self-help, psychology and philosophy, business and economics, art and photography, travel and sport, along with reference and language-learning books and children's activity and early-learning books. It suits readers who want to learn about a subject, home cooks, and anyone looking for a factual gift. Examples include David Grann's The Wager, the true story of the wreck of the British ship Wager in the 1740s, the mutiny that followed and the court martial; Ottolenghi COMFORT by Yotam Ottolenghi and Helen Goh, with more than 100 recipes for comfort food; and Can't We Just Print More Money? by Jack Meaning and Rupal Patel, a crash course in economics built around ten simple questions. For narrower shelves, see History, Food & Drink and Self-Help.
