Empireland by Sathnam Sanghera
BIBLIO RECCS We are delighted and honoured to have the effortlessly glamorous @deborah_josephthe trailblazing editor at @glamouruk recommending a non-fiction new rel
Notes On A Nervous Planet by Matt Haig
E S S E N T I A L R E A D I N G Sometimes, a book comes along when you just *need* it. For me, Notes on a Nervous Planet did just that. This book will make you question how you’r
Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
M O N D A Y M O T I V A T I O N Self-help books strike me as a bit ‘Marmite’ — you either love them or hate them. I used to avoid them like the plague (or like Covid, perhaps
I Am An Island by Tamsin Calidas
Reading this mesmerising memoir about @tamsincalidas__kalidasa’s journey from life in busy London to a remote island in the Scottish Hebrides was a truly thought-provoking a
The Sleeping Beauties by Suzanne O’Sullivan
Sometimes, I just *need* non-fiction. And whilst there’s always been a very specific kind of novel that truly speaks to me, I’m probably more open-minded when it comes to books
East West Street by Philippe Sands
Written by leading human rights lawyer @philippesands, I picked up @bgprize winner East West Street on the insistence of my dad (swipe to see us both reading it!).&n
Eva And Eve by Julie Metz
B I B L I O R E C C S We found @zibbyowens through her brilliant podcast, @momsdonthavetimetoreadbooks — with five children between us, we definitely share th
Between The World And Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Slim in size but so vast in its importance, Between the World and Me is a letter from @tanehisipcoates to his teenage son — a letter that ultimately tells the story of
Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY BOOK PICK Here’s the thing: I have a wall of Feminist and Gender studies literature from my law degree and ongoing interest in these topics – th
Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Joan Didion
Joan Didion — where do I even start? To say I feel entirely unqualified is an understatement as when it comes to writing, Joan’s talent is quite simply, unsurpassable. I came t
Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
How to condense a book about a subject as huge as, oh you know, the history of HUMANKIND into a brief insta-review?! Firstly, let me tell you this, the writing itself is superb and
The Five by Hallie Rubenhold & Know My Name by Chanel Miller
Two non-fiction books, their narratives set hundreds of years apart — one in 1888, in Jack the Ripper’s London and the other in 2015, on the Stanford University campus in Calif