Ten books for December: Fiction, self-help, cookbooks, and more
Author Rebecca Ross (middle) is among the authors releasing new work this month
From the creator of Dog Man, this insightful graphic novel is full of originality and laughter for children aged from five to eight.
A companion volume to The Passenger, Stella Maris unpicks Alicia's complex relationship with her brother Bobby and is told entirely through the transcripts of her psychiatric sessions.
From the award-winning author of the Good Girl's Guide to Murder trilogy comes this standalone thriller focusing on a group of friends, a broken-down RV, and a sniper.
Adrian Tchaikovsky returns to fantasy with this story of a city under an ancient curse and on the verge of revolution.
The latest Pinch of Nom cookbook is packed with crowd-pleasing dishes, including delicious fakeaways and one-pan meals.
Want to break undesirable patterns? This self-healing workbook from Dr Nicole LePera includes exercises, prompts and compassionate inquiry to encourage change.
This sequel to A River Enchanted finds the human and faerie realms threatened by an immortal enemy whose defeat can only come through fire, song, and heartrending sacrifice.
Husband and wife duo Vex King and Kaushal have collaborated on a journal filled with practical activities, exercises and visual prompts to help you practise meaningful mindfulness.
In the latest cosy crime offering, volunteers at the local charity shop set up a detective agency to catch a serial killer after their favourite customer is found dead in her hallway one morning by her delivery man.
Try some family-friendly recipes that are both delicious and eco-friendly. This is an easy way to start a flexitarian diet.
