The Bookworms Guide: November Edition
Winter is finally creeping up on us!
Happy November, everyone! We have officially entered into the eleventh month of the year. With Halloween now behind us and Christmas just ahead, November is the perfect time to catch a moment to breathe before we jump right back into the chaos. We’ve got some brilliant new releases to show you all, covering everything from football fandom to crafting cocktails—there’s a book suited to everyone.
Use this blog for Christmas present inspiration or simply take some time to pause and relax as you think about the next book you want to dive into! Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for more Christmas gift content coming very soon!
Let’s take a closer look at the six new titles we’ve selected for this November edition of The Bookworm's Guide:
The Bar(c)art Book
The first title on our list is the fabulous how-to cocktail book! This book is the only guide you will need when hosting for family and friends, easily make delicious beverages
This Bar(c)art Book includes:
- Information on the bar tools and glassware needed
- Easy to follow instructions for classic cocktails and some original recipes
- Chapters spotlighting different spirits and sparkling wine
- A full chapter on mocktails!
- and helpful hints, fun facts and entertaining tips steeped in southern hospitality.
This new title makes as a perfect gift for yourself and others! What drink will you end up making?
£25.99 | ISBN: 9780764368721 | Publication Date: 28-Nov-2024
Boris Spassky’s Best Games 1
Want to learn more about some of the best chess players in the world? This title introduces you to Boris Spassky. Born in 1937, Spassky barely escaped with his life when evacuating from the Siege of Leningrad as a young boy. This book tells the story of how that boy subsequently learned to play chess and rose through the Soviet ranks to become the strongest player in the world in the late 1960s.
Discover Spassky's early fascination with chess, his rigorous training, and his rise to fame with his 1969 World Championship victory. The book also explores his famous rivalry with Bobby Fischer, culminating in the historic 1972 World Championship match, a symbol of Cold War tensions.
This book offers a captivating look at Spassky’s life and legacy, appealing to both chess enthusiasts and those interested in extraordinary life stories.
£24.99 | ISBN: 9781784832001 | Publication Date: 15-Nov-2024
Oracle of the InBetween
This beautiful deck of 48 cards, complete with guidebook, is perfect for those who wish to embark on a transformative journey!
Where science and spirituality connect, imagination meets manifestation, and personal truths become universal truth. All divulged through the daily insights summoned by this distinctive divination system.
This deck will unveil the moments of significance in your life and the transitional realms where all your senses converge to create a fresh and intricate understanding of the deepest layers of your very existence. Each card of the oracle is a portal to the mystical realms. Embark on a transformative journey to the crossroads where science and spirituality connect, and imagination meets manifestation. The captivating art of Yasmeen Westwood paired with the wisdom teachings of Tracee Dunblazier, offers a magical perspective through the lens of the InBetween.
£22.99 | ISBN: 9781960345011 | Publication Date: 15-Nov-2024
Kumon Algorithms
Is your child a tech-whiz? Enjoys problem-solving? Then Kumon Algorithms might be the perfect read for them. This book is designed for young readers with an interest in computer science and logical thinking skills. It will serve as an introduction to algorithms--what they are, how computers use them to handle data, and how they can be used to solve problems.
Problems are slowly introduced, with samples and plenty of explanation, and characters walk through each problem along with the reader. Each chapter also contains a short article about a computer-related topic. It is sure to engage any reader with an interest in computers and lay a foundation for learning computer science!
£13.99 | ISBN: 9781953845153 | Publication Date: 01-Nov-2024
Simple Minds - Heart of the Crowd
Calling all Simple Minds Fans! Scottish rockers Simple Minds topped the Billboard 100 with ‘Don’t You (Forget About Me)’ in 1985, a song they performed at Live Aid in Philadelphia the same year. In 1989 they followed suit in the UK with the single ‘Belfast Child’. With ten Top 10 UK albums, including four chart toppers, the band have sold over 60 million records over a glittering 40-year career.
Heart of the Crowd is an official oral history of Simple Minds. With an introduction by lead singer and founder Jim Kerr, the book mixes fan anecdotes with stories from band members and other collaborators. There are over 800 memories altogether, from the band’s formative years in the 1970s through to concerts in 2020. The stories combine with previously unseen fan photographs of the band in performance and examples of collectable memorabilia to make a fascinating and enjoyable read.
£35.00 | ISBN: 9781915858344 | Publication Date: 15-Nov-2024
A History of Chelsea
From the pitch to the page – Sports writer Harry Harris and Paul Trevillion, the artist behind Roy of the Rovers and ‘You Are The Ref’, have teamed up to create a personal history of Chelsea FC. Paul illustrated Chelsea players for Fleet Street and wrote a column with Ian Hutchinson in the early 1970s, featuring legends like Peter Osgood, Ron Harris, and Alan Hudson.
This book highlights the ensuing success, cherished teams of earlier periods, Chelsea’s recent takeover, and the incredible achievements of the women’s team.
£25.00 | ISBN: 9781915616203 | Publication Date: 01-Nov-2024