Books

More than 300 children came to the launch of city wide treasure hunt to find an artefact hidden somewhere in Cambridge.

Expect lots of excitement, intrigue and darkness in Penitence

Ball! Ball! Ball!: A Picture Book to Inspire Sensory Awareness is about a young boy with autism named Tom

Visitors to the three-day event basked in glorious weather and listened to talks from famous authors and historians

Writer Beth Lynch reveals how a garden saved her sanity when faced with hostile neighbours in a new country

The Holocaust and slavery could be wiped from the history records by new technology, fears journalist and author Jonathan Freedland

The writer and broadcaster will be discussing his latest book, Auntie’s War: The BBC During the Second World War, on Friday, June 21

Who knew there was actually a history of wonky things? The Histories of the Unexpected LIVE delves into the past to find truly weird subjects

Towel Day has been held worldwide since the death of the Cambridge-born writer in 2001

Cambridge Author Nicola Upson was inspired to find out more about a maid who witnessed the devastation caused by artist Stanley Spencer's passions

The Bone Collector author reveals his winning formula - and explains why the dog never dies in his books

Petà Dunstan's tome is the first book to tell the story of the early 20th-century social reformer

We reveal the highlights of the weekend ahead

Murder Most Unladylike writer Robin Stevens discusses her award and the fantastic response from fans when one of her schoolgirl detectives came out

One of the most famous unsolved murder mysteries in the country inspired Cambridge author Jill Dawson's new novel.

Author Jeremy Strong has switched styles for his new book. He reveals how writing about animals has given him a new freedom

Cambridge food writer Bee Wilson researched how modern food can harm us for her new book

Tideline author Penny Hancock is back with a new novel that will cause plenty of book group discussions

The Green Silk Shawl, by late Swiss author/poet/journalist Marcella Maier, has been translated into English by Iris Hunter

Schools across the county joined in the increasingly popular annual celebration of books on Thursday, March 7.