Slow Adventures: Unhurriedly Exploring Britain's Wild Places - Tor McIntosh

Slow Adventures: Unhurriedly Exploring Britain's Wild Places - Tor McIntoshWhy rush through life when you could stop, ponder and truly experience the world around you? This unhurried exploration of the great outdoors encourages you to engage all of your senses and fully appreciate the beauty of your surroundings. With the emphasis on experiencing, rather than simply passing through, Slow Adventures asks us to pause for a moment and reconnect with nature. Try willow weaving in Somerset, rock pooling in East Sussex, wild

The elaborately coded game is a fusion of all human knowledge - of maths

Joseph O'Connor considers the music-saturated Sirens episode and David McWilliams writes about the bigotry and violence of nationalism on display in Cyclops

This is really easy party food

a finger risked for a Cadillac) and blackly humorous (as a cuckolded husband receives a chance to take his revenge out on his wife's neck)

dark and gripping

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Hilma Af Klint

Children aged 7+ can learn all about prehistoric creatures from the very first page of this book

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this is the perfect accompaniment to the school syllabus and an essential addition to every family library

A young woman staggers alone through a forest in Shropshire as a huge pair of impossible wings rip themselves from her shoulders

Stephen Turnbull offers a masterly exposition of the wars