Books

An Ayah’s Choice, published on March 29 by Onwe, is an historical coming-of-age story set in the early 20th century.

There will be storytimes and activities, as well as themed parties and author signings.

The Cambridgeshire author with a new Netflix series reveals how former local MP Heidi Allen helped with research for her latest book

Local artist Jamie Suggs’ beautifully illustrated new title published by Cambridge Children’s Books

The Impington-based children’s author is to have her book read out on the CBeebies channel this evening (Friday, January 14).

The bestselling author talks about her new novel, and how she learned to write and pitch gripping narratives, ahead of a talk in Cambridge.

It illuminates his complex relationship with Christianity.

If you want something a little different from this year's blockbusters, try these hidden gems.

Published by The Book Guild Publishing on October 28, the novel is a thriller reminiscent of the works of Haruki Murakami and Steven King.

No Way Home: A Novelised Memoir is an occasionally harrowing semi-autobiographical novel based on the writer’s own experiences.

Waves Across the South: A New History of Revolution and Empire by Sujit Sivasundaram was praised for its ingenuity and meticulous research.

The book is specifically for children who may be anxious about starting nursery.

The Rev Phil Sharkey launches Words to Remember – Poems Lost and Found today (October 7 - National Poetry Day).

The Body Coach is signing copies of his new children's book aimed at getting kids moving at Heffers Bookshop next week.

'The routine groping by the photocopier soon stopped after you elbowed them in the nuts a couple of times,' she says.

The St Ives-based writer’s first novel is titled Wyoming Magic.

Campaigners give a cautious welcome to the plans.

Cambridge Punting, by primary school teacher Pip Barber, is a beautifully illustrated picture book about punting, and its history in the city.

An astonishing tale discovered in a Victorian newspaper cutting was the inspiration for a new novel by Anglia Ruskin University’s Dr Mick Finlay.

Until now, the life of Lise Meitner has been largely unknown but without her, history could have been very different.