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Core Collection Adult Non Fiction 2017 Final Peter Ackroyd Dickens Peter Ackroyd London Anglo Saxon Chronicles Hans Andersen Stories and Tales Maya Angelou I Know why the Caged Bird Sings Karen Armstrong The Spiral Staircase Catharine Arnold City of Sin: London and Its Vices Catharine Arnold Bedlam: London and Its Mad John Aubrey Brief Lives WH Auden Poems St Augustine Confessions Richard Bach Jonathan Livingston Seagull Jean-Dominique Bauby Diving Bell and the Butterfly Mary Beard Pompeii: The Life of a Roman Town Mrs Beeton Book of Household Management Antony Beevor Stalingrad Brandan Behan Borstal Boy Alex Bellos Alex’s Adventures in Numberland Beowulf Tony Benn Diaries Alan Bennett Plays John Berendt Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil John Berger Ways of Seeing John Betjeman Summoned by Bells William Blake Songs of Innocence and Experience Mark Bostridge Florence Nightingale Joe Boyd White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s Lloyd Bradley Bass Culture: When Reggae Was King Constance Briscoe Ugly Vera Brittain Testament of Youth Dee Brown Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee Robert Browning Poems Bill Bryson Complete Notes Bill Bryson Short History of Nearly Everything Vincent Bugliosi Helter Skelter John Bunyan The Pilgrims Progress Michael Burleigh The Third Reich Tim Butcher Blood River Lord Byron Poems Truman Capote In Cold Blood Rachel Carson Silent Spring Jeff Chang Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation Henri Charriere Papillon Geoffrey Chaucer The Canterbury Tales Noam Chomsky Essential Chomsky Jung Chung Wild Swans Jung Chung Mao Alan Clark Diaries Kenneth Clark Civilisation Carl Von Clausewitz On War Wendy Cope Poems Quentin Crisp Naked Civil Servant William Dalrymple City of Djinns Dante The Divine Comedy Charles Darwin The Origin of the Species Elizabeth David French Provincial Cooking Elizabeth David South Wind Through the Kitchen Saul David Zulu Nick Davies Flat Earth News Norman Davies Europe: A History Richard Dawkins The Blind Watchmaker Richard Dawkins The Selfish Gene Richard Dawkins God Delusion Simone De Beauvoir Second Sex Barbara Demick Nothing to Envy: Real Lives in North Korea Rene Descartes Discourse on Method Edmund De Waal The Hare With Amber Eyes: A Hidden Inheritance Jared Diamond Guns, Germs and Steel John Donne Poems John Dryden Selected Poems Carol Ann Duffy Poems Eamonn Dunphy Only a Game? Ben Dupre 50 Philosophy Ideas You Really Need to Know Gerald Durrell My Family and Other Stories Betty Edwards New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Albert Einstein Essential Einstein T S Eliot Poems Richard Ellmann James Joyce Epic of Gilgamesh Richard P Feynman Six Easy Pieces Orlando Figes Natasha’s Dance Orlando Figes Peoples Tragedy Robert Fisk The Great War for Civilisation: The Conquest of the Middle East Michael Foot Aneurin Bevin Amanda Foreman Georgiana Amanda Foreman World on Fire R F Foster Modern Ireland Janet Frame An Angel at my Table Anne Frank Diary of Anne Frank Betty Friedan Feminine Mystique Sigmund Freud Interpretation of Dreams Robert Frost Poems Anna Funder Stasiland John Kenneth Galbraith The Affluent Society Elizabeth Gaskell A Life of Charlotte Bronte Edward Gibbon Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Kahlil Gibran The Prophet Malcolm Gladwell The Tipping Point Victoria Glendinning Jonathan Swift Ed Glinert East End Chronicles Ben Goldacre Bad Science William Goldman Adventures in the Screen Trade Philip Gourevitch We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families Robert Graves Goodbye to All That John Gray Men are from Mars Women are from Venus Brian Greene The Elegant Universe Germaine Greer The Female Eunuch John Gribbin Science: a History Jacob Grimm Fairy Tales Stephen Hawking A Brief History of Time Seamus Heaney Poems Peter Hennessy Having it so Good John Hersey Hiroshima D G Hessayon The Complete Garden Expert D G Hessayon House Plant Expert Christopher Hill World Turned Upside Down Rosemary Hill God’s Architect Thomas Hobbes Leviathan Richard Hoggart The Uses of Literacy Eva Hoffman Lost in Translation Richard Holmes Wellington Richard Holmes Coleridge: Early Visions Richard Holmes Coleridge: Darker Reflections Michael Holroyd Lytton Strachey Michael Holroyd A Strange Eventful History John Holt How Children Learn Holy Bible Ken Hom Complete Chinese Cookery Homer The Iliad Homer The Odyssey Gerard Manley Hopkins Poems A E Housman Collected Poems Robert Hughes The Fatal Shore Robert Hughes The Shock of the New Ted Hughes Poems Tristram Hunt English Civil War Roland Huntford Shackleton Aldous Huxley Doors of Perception Henrik Ibsen Plays 2 Gary Imlach My Father …. Lawrence James Raj Lawrence James Rise and Fall of the British Empire Lisa Jardine Worldly Goods Susan Jeffers Feel the Fear and do it Anyway Roy Jenkins Asquith Roy Jenkins Churchill Roy Jenkins Gladstone Jenkins, Simon A Short History of England Steve Jones Language of the Genes Steve Jones Y C Jung Memories, Dreams Reflections Susanna Kaysen Girl, Interrupted John Keats Poems John Keegan The Face of Battle Brian Keenan An Evil Cradling Helen Keller The Story of my Life Ian Kershaw Hitler Hubris Ian Kershaw Hitler Nemesis J M Keynes General Theory of Employment Interest Martin Luther King Autobiography Martin Luther King I Have a Dream Naomi Klein No Logo Naomi Klein The Shock Doctrine Stephen Knight The Brotherhood Koran David Kynaston Austerity Britain Robert Lacey Year 1000 John Lahr Prick up Your Ears Philip Larkin Poems Nella Last Nella Last’s War T E Lawrence Seven Pillars of Wisdom Nigella Lawson How to be a Domestic Goddess Edward Lear Book of Nonsense Steven Leavitt Freakonomics Laurie Lee Cider with Rosie Primo Levi If this be a Man Steven Levitt Superfreakanomics James Lovelace Gaia Fiona MacCarthy Byron Fiona MacCarthy Last Curtsey: The End of the Debutantes Pete McCarthy The Road to McCarthy Frank McCourt Angela’s Ashes Machiavelli The Prince Norman Mailer Marilyn Malcolm X Autobiography Janet Malcolm The Journalist and the Murderer Nelson Mandela Long Walk to Freedom Andrew Marr Making of Modern Britain Marcus Aurelius Meditations Andrew Marvell Poems Karl Marx Capital Karl Marx Manifesto of the Communist Party Alexander Masters Stuart: A life Backwards John Stuart Mill On Liberty Arthur Miller Plays Simon Sebag Montefiore Stalin Thomas More Utopia Desmond Morris The Naked Ape John Mortimer Voyage Around my Father Andrew Motion Philip Larkin Chris Mullin A View from the Foothills Eric Newby Short Walk to the Hindu Kush Fredrich Nietzsche Thus Spoke Zarathustra David Niven The Moons a Balloon Philip Norman Shout!: The True Story of the Beatles Sean O’Casey Sean O’Casey Jamie Oliver Jamie’s Kitchen Jamie Oliver The Naked Chef Iona Opie Lore and Language of Schoolchildren George Orwell Down and out in London and Paris George Orwell Essays George Orwell The Orwell Diaries George Orwell The Road to Wigan Pier Oxford Companion to Family and Local History Wilfred Owen Poems Thomas Paine The Rights of Man Michael Palin Around the World in 80 Days M Scott Peck Road Less Travelled David Peltzer A Child called It Samuel Pepys Diaries Lisa Picard Restoration London Nicholas Pileggi Goodfellas Steven Pinker How the Mind Works Harold Pinter Plays Alexander Pope The Major Works Sue Prideaux Edvard Munch Robert Prising Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance Plato The Republic Roy Porter Enlightenment Andrew Rawnsley Servants of the People Readers Digest Guide to Sewing Gary Rhodes Rhodes around Britain Gary Rhodes Keeping it Simple Richard Rhodes Making of the Atomic Bomb Matt Ridley Genome Mary Roach Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers John Ruskin Modern Painters Bertrand Russell History of Western Philosophy Oliver Sacks Awakenings Carl Sagan Cosmos Edward Said Orientalism Dominic Sandbrook Never Had it so Good Dominic Sandbrook White Heat Jean Paul Sartre The Age of Reason Siegfried Sassoon Memoirs of a Fox Hunting Man Simon Schama Citizens Eric Schlosser Fast Food Nation E F Schumacher Small is Beautiful Sellar and Yeatman 1066 and All That Gita Sereny Albert Speer Robert Service Lenin Robert Service Trotsky Robert Service Stalin William Shakespeare Collected works Peter Shapiro Turn the Beat Around: The Secret History of Disco G B Shaw Pygmalion G B Shaw Saint Joan Neil Sheehan A Bright Shining Lie Percy Bysshe Shelley Poems Randy Shilts, And the Band Played On: Politics, People and the AIDS Epidemic Clay Shirky Here Comes Everybody: how Change Happens when People Come Together Joe Simpson Touching the Void Simon Singh Fermat’s Last Theorem Robert Skildelsky John Maynard Keynes Nigel Slater Toast Adam Smith The Wealth of Nations Delia Smith Complete Cookery Course Delia Smith How to Cook Stevie Smith Poems Dava Sobel Longitude Alexander Solzhenitsyn Gulag Archipelago Susan Sontag On Photography Sophocles Plays Jon Stallworthy Anthem for Doomed Youth David Starkey Six Wives of Henry VIII Tom Stoppard Plays Lytton Strachey Eminent Victorians Kate Summerscale Suspicions of Mr Whicher D J Taylor Orwell: A Life Alfred, Lord Tennyson Poems Hugh Thomas The Slave Trade EP Thompson Making of the English Working Class Stella Tillyard The Aristocrats Clare Tomalin Samuel Pepys Claire Tomalin Thomas Hardy: The Time-Torn Man Jenny Uglow A Gambling Man: Charles II and the Restoration 1660 - 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