Book Samples

A Memoir By Danny Brown

In his mother’s memoir, Danny Brown depicts a strong Jamaican woman, single-handedly raising five children in southeast London. This very honest account describes Brown’s childhood of disobedience, during which his mother never sways from setting him on the right path.

By Gina Thompson

This is a classic picture book for younger children that will have everyone jumping, hopping and skipping along, as they start the first of Gina’s gymnastic journeys. A lively, interactive story of poetry and poses to encourage your children to have fun and get active at home!

Welcome to Hoovering from Dulwich and Brixton to India and Rome, from travelling rats to troubled romance, this is an anthology as diverse as London itself.

We’re back with another incendiary mix of poetry and prose. Read of local council corruption, and worldwide internet intrigue. An alternative take on medicine – and a twist in a lab rat’s tale.

By Dr. Lola Green and Kate Ewing

There isn’t a single pill to be taken to cure or prevent heart disease or stroke. Keep Your Heart Pumping shows how you can combine fitness with all the essential nutrients your body needs to be prevent damaging your heart and arteries.

By Thomas Alan Hastings

The story of a young, fatherless pilot who achieved great success both in the military - obtaining an OBE amongst other accolades - and likewise in the diplomatic services and within his family, leaving an inspiring legacy. Thomas Hastings, now ninety three, exemplifies a life well-lived.

By Gry Iverslien Katz

A poignant tale inspired by the poems of Rilke which elegantly interweaves romance and philosophy; the time, the place, and the characters are deftly evoked. An irresistible novella.
– Philippe Garner.

By Kate Rose

‘The Angel and the Apothecary is a rich, dark and wholly compelling story of pain, passion, healing and hope. It powerfully and wittily evokes a world in flux, as the Enlightenment comes to terms with the wisdom of the ages. I loved it.’ – Emma Darwin, author of The Mathematics of Love

Beth Maren John was born deaf but did not tell anyone until she was 68. She is a life long educator and advocate for the deaf and children with disabilities. Her innovative teaching practices won her the love of her students and the esteem of school administrators.

In this show-stopping memoir, Iris recollects the most challenging time in her life and how she urimatelv chose to fight on. rising like a phoenix from the ashes to become the strong and successful woman she is today.