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We all desire to live in a healthier, happier, and safer world. However, what humanity faces now are the rackets of competition, confusion and conflict. The ecological scars of climate change are a clarion call for us to change course urgently, or forever face the consequences. Ndaba Sibanda, from Zimbabwe, catches this in vivid ways. The Eastern and Southern African regions are no stranger to climate change -manifesting in droughts, depletion of biodiversity, pest infestations, increased transmission of malaria, and population displacement. Sibanda, through his rich and riveting poetry, brings to life a staggering reality which beckons humanity to be candid, reflective and regenerative. The book brings to life the diversity of Africa and the challenges it faces in an unforgettable way.

Prickelus is a clumsy hoglet, who has a habit of getting into all kinds of trouble. When he is hungry, he puts his rumbling tummy first, ignoring all his mothers warnings about how to avoid danger. Hoggleberry, his sister, is always looking out for him and coming to his rescue. Join them on their scariest adventure yet as they find themselves lost and Prickelus gets caught, putting them both in danger. They must rely on the kindness of humans to save them. Who will come to their aid? Hedgehogs have been our friendly garden guests for centuries. These delightful little animals are in decline and desperately need our help. Discover more about hedgehogs, rescue centres and how you can help these wonderful prickly creatures. Have fun colouring in the beautiful illustrations, see if you can solve the puzzles, enjoy making autumn crafts and trying the tasty recipes. Create and play your own hoglets game. Discover how to relax a hedgehog while learning ways to deal with stress and relax you. All this inside one fantastic book!

A collection of science fiction short stories.

Illustrated children's book - hardback. Kurios is lost in a strange new world and must try to find his way home, in an adventure like no other!

Poetry by a Bristol based poet, accompanied by visual art, that revisits our perceptions of the world.

A collection of poetry by a mother aged 23, covering issues around mental health.

Hayden's realm is a voyage into space and time like no other, crammed with twists that will keep you questioning what will happen next. It is a journey of a man (Max Hayden) who finds himself trapped in an alternative realm - like another dimension, where everything he knows is not quite as it was. Max is able to pilot a newly developed anti-gravity ship, but this technology attracts the attention of an advanced alien intelligence. Thus begins an adventure that catapults Max on a quest to return home, but before he gets there he faces the impending colonisation of planet Earth by a seemingly far more sinister entity.

Father and son James and Jonno embark on a lifetime trip to the mountainous villages of the Peruvian Andes. While guided by different motivations, they are united by the spirit of adventure. When disaster strikes, they are forced to draw deep into their hearts and face not only the unforgiving mountains, but their own inner landscapes as well.

Jonathan Watts' "Bury Me Where They Fall" is an epic fantasy novel about a disloyal soldier named Amiel who takes on a mysterious and dangerous warlord known as Decius.

Poetry anthology

Esther is a young woman who had a tough start in life. Abandoned by her father, Esther's childhood was spent helping her mother make ends meet. But Esther had a dream - something which took her from the wards of a London hospital to the heart of the Middle East.

A children's book with illustrations

A collection of poems by a young person with autism.

An examination of gentrification in Bristol, with the author's analysis on ways to address it.

What does it take to become a journalist? How do journalists work, and is it possible to start your very own media outlet from scratch? A Journalism Handbook for Media Entrepreneurs provides a comprehensive guide to aspiring journalists looking to enter this exciting and fast moving industry.

Mary McCann was born in the 1920s into the harsh and deprived countryside life of Northern Ireland. Growing up, she took care of her siblings, wearing clothes that her mother made out of flour sacks.This is her story as she journeyed from rural Ireland to eventually find work in London, acting as a nanny to many of the eras well known personages.

A collection of spoken word poetry from diverse authors across the UK, following on from the first edition published last year.

Roofless is compiled by First Stop Darlington, a charity that has spent many years working directly with those who are at risk of, or experiencing, homelessness.

A short illustrated story about a cute little Terrier called 'Tilly.'

A supernatural horror.