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A CONSPIRACY OF BONES by Kathy Reichs (Simon & Schuster £8.99, 368 pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

AN ENGLISHMAN AT WAR by Stanley Christopherson (Corgi £12.99, 560pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

TINA TURNER: THAT'S MY LIFE by Tina Turner (Rizzoli £50)

PICTURE THIS | Daily Mail Online

Historian Charles Spencer (pictured) said he would take Screenplay by Syd Field with him to a desert island

WHAT BOOK would historian Charles Spencer take to a desert island?

WHO THEY WAS by Gabriel Krauze (Fourth Estate £14.99)

So which books will have Santa hooked this Christmas?

Cook, Eat, Repeat by Nigella Lawson (Chatto £26, 342pp)

Dish up delights for your festive family bubble

GENDER SWAPPED FAIRY TALES by Karrie Fransman and Jonathan Plackett (Faber £20, 208pp)

FAIRY TALES | Daily Mail Online

TO BE A MAN by Nicole Krauss (Bloomsbury £16.99, 240 pp)

SHORT STORIES | Daily Mail Online

BEYOND SLEEP by Willem Frederik Hermans (Pushkin £9.99, 320 pp)

LITERARY FICTION | Daily Mail Online

Dean Nicholson has penned a book about the adventures he's had with his kitten Nala (pictured), who he found while cycling through a mountainous region of Bosnia

Canny kitten that hitched a lift to stardom!

Ian Mortimer reveals contrasts between rich and poor between 1789 and 1830 in a new book. Pictured: 1797 cartoon shows a husband displaying his wife to would-be buyers at London¿s Smithfield market

Wife for sale for sale… yours for a few farthings!

Michael Parkinson, now 85 (pictured), has written a sweet, funny and revealing memoir of his beloved father

Michael Parkinson pens memoir of his beloved father

THE DEAD OF WINTER by Nicola Upson (Faber £12.99, 230 pp)

CLASSIC CRIME | Daily Mail Online

Portraits for NHS Heroes by Tom Croft (Bloomsbury £25)

PICTURE THIS | Daily Mail Online

THE LAST GOOD MAN by Thomas McMullan (Bloomsbury £16.99, 320 pp)

LITERARY FICTION | Daily Mail Online

THESE WOMEN by Ivy Pochoda (Faber £8.99, 352 pp)

THRILLERS | Daily Mail Online

THE MAKING OF A MARCHIONESS by Frances Hodgson Burnett (Persephone £10, 328 pp)

RETRO READS | Daily Mail Online

WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT by Carys Bray (Hutchinson £14.99, 336 pp)

POPULAR | Daily Mail Online

Alastair Campbell's (left) new book details his personal struggles with his own mental health

Politics was hard but depression was harder

Ernik Rubik, creator of the Rubik's cube has released his memoirs, in which he explains how the famous puzzle was developed (stock image)

Little plastic cube that baffled 100 million people

LITERARY FICTION

LITERARY FICTION

PICTURE THIS: For the love of Trees by Vicky Allan and Anna Deacon (Black & White £20)

PICTURE THIS | Daily Mail Online

OLIVE, AGAIN by Elizabeth Strout (Penguin £8.99, 304 pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

Ian Cobain examines the murder of Protestant policeman Millar McAllister (file image of British Army patrol moving past IRA graffiti in 1976)

Anatomy of an IRA murder

Karen Jankel (pictured) would take Mango And Mimosa by Suzanne St Albans to a desert island

Michael Bond’s daughter Karen Jankel on her favourite books

Ferdinand Mount explores his aunt's (left) dogged climb up the social ladder

Nephew of millionairess femme fatale charts her dogged climb up the social ladder

Bookshop owner and author Shaun Bythell explores people he finds in his shop (stock image)

Bookshop owner and bestselling author reveals the seven kinds of people you find in his store

New book puts together some of the best Jilly Cooper (pictured) articles from her career

Not so jolly Jilly: Jilly Cooper made her name with accounts of domestic mishaps as a young wife

THE SEARCHER by Tana French (Viking £14.99, 464 pp)

CRIME | Daily Mail Online

LITERARY FICTION

LITERARY FICTION

Gyles Brandreth (pictured) revealed that he would take the diaries of Samuel Pepys to a desert island

WHAT BOOK would writer and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth take to a desert island?

My Life and Rugby by Eddie Jones (Macmillan £9.99, 432 pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

PICTURE THIS:When We Were Young (Hoxton Mini Press £18.95

PICTURE THIS | Daily Mail Online

Eleanor Herman takes a look back at the women that each president of America has been involved with, in her book

Sex with Presidents: New book on infidelity from Jefferson to Trump

How POSH is your nosh? From your marmalade brand to your loaf, what you eat still defines your class

Novelist Heather Morris (pictured) revealed she would take Sole Survivor by Derek Hansen to a desert island

WHAT BOOK would novelist Heather Morris take to a desert island?

THE CROWN by Robert Lacey (Blink £8.99, 320 pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

THE SILENCE by Don DeLillo (Picador £14.99, 128 pp)

LITERARY FICTION | Daily Mail Online

DEATH ON THE NILE by Agatha Christie (HarperCollins £14.99, 336 pp)

CLASSIC CRIME | Daily Mail Online

THREE-FIFTHS by John Vercher (Pushkin Vertigo £12.99, 248 pp)

DEBUTS | Daily Mail Online

PICTURE THIS: Off the Walls (Getty £10.99)

PICTURE THIS | Daily Mail Online

ONE AUGUST NIGHT by Victoria Hislop (Headline Review £14.99, 240 pp)

POPULAR | Daily Mail Online

THE GREAT FORTUNE by Olivia Manning (Windmill Books £8.99, 296 pp)

RETRO READS | Daily Mail Online

RAKE'S PROGRESS by Rachel Johnson (Simon and Schuster £8.99, 272 pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

Cottagecore by Daisy Oakley (Summersdale £12.99)

PICTURE THIS | Daily Mail Online

Rob Temple (pictured) challenges people to complete 50 adventurous things within the next year in his latest book Born to be Mild

Author challenges himself to do 50 adventurous activities in a year for a new book

Peter Stothard has penned a new book examining the events surrounding the murder of Julius Caesar in 44BC. Pictured: An illustration of Caesar¿s assassination

Up yours and see you in hell! Julius Caesar’s murder sparked a manhunt to butcher his assassins

Ferdinand Mount (pictured) revealed he would take John Betjeman¿s Collected Poems to a desert island

WHAT BOOK would writer Ferdinand Mount take to a desert island?

Gyles Brandreth explores the history of the theatre in his book The Oxford Book of Theatrical Anecdotes. Pictured: Stage actresses in their dressing room

It’s lousy being a luvvie: Riotous new history of the theatre reveals a litany of farce

Prince Philip, like the Queen, is a great-great-grandchild of Queen Victoria. Pictured: Philip salutes the Course Officer at the Royal Naval Establishment on July 31, 1947

Prince Philip was ‘full of doubts’ before his wedding to the Queen, royal expert claims

LOVE by Roddy Doyle (Cape £18.99, 336 pp)

LITERARY FICTION | Daily Mail Online

Ben Miller (pictured) revealed that he would take The Crying Of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon to a desert island

WHAT BOOK would actor and children’s author Ben Miller take to a desert island?

PLAYDATE by Alex Dahl (Head of Zeus £18.99, 320pp)

The Nesting by CJ Cooke: Book Review

James Suzman, a Cambridge professor suggests the meteoric rise in Britain's population compared to that of the 1750s means productivity is cancelled out. Picture, Stock

Cambridge professor reveals how technological developments can be a threat to humanity

Canadian academic Richard Greene, has penned a new biography about the life of modern classics writer Graham Greene (pictured)

Graham Greene’s weakness for drink, women and opium didn’t stop him writing modern classics

Robert McCrum explores the impact Shakespeare's works have had around the world in a new culture book. Pictured: Shakespeare In Love

The Bard really can banish your blues!

Harold Nicolson and Vita Sackville-West purchased Sissinghurst, a ruin at the time, for £12,000 in 1930, despite their son saying the property was 'quite impossible'

Vita Sackville-West and her husband Harold were both gay but devoted to each other and their garden

Underland by Robert Macfarlane (Penguin £10.99, 496 pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

I’m a Ghostwriter for a ‘Thought Leader.’ Boo!

I’m a Ghostwriter for a ‘Thought Leader.’ Boo! – Australian News Review (Newsco)

Lili Reinhart Is Just Being Honest

Lili Reinhart Is Just Being Honest

The Cabinet Of Calm by Paul Anthony Jones (Elliott & Thompson £12.99, 224pp)

The Cabinet of Calm: Paul Anthony Jones’s ‘linguistic remedies’

Professor Norman Lazarus advises acquiring a dog to take for long walks. Pictured: Labrador retriever with leash is waiting for walk

Want to live longer? Get a dog. Just don’t walk it to the cake shop, says 84-year-old Norman Lazarus

The Bookseller's Tale by Martin Latham (Particular Books £16.99, 368 pp)

Martin Latham, who has sold books for more than 30 years, explores why we love books so much

Author and journalist Sophia Money-Coutts, who reveals she is currently reading City Of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert

WHAT BOOK would journalist Sophia Money-Coutts take to a desert island?

Style icon: Jane Birkin, actress and singer, who passionately fell in love with Serge Gainsbourg, 18-years her senior

My love for a dirty old man! Serge Gainsbourg was 18 years older than Jane Birkin

THE LYING LIFE OF ADULTS by Elena Ferrante (Europa £20, 300 pp)

LITERARY FICTION | Australian News Review

V FOR VICTORY by Lissa Evans (Doubleday £14.99, 304 pp)

POPULAR | Australian News Review

MURDER BY MILK BOTTLE by Lynne Truss (Raven Books £14.99, 320 pp)

CLASSIC CRIME | Australian News Review

VOYAGE OF THE SPARROWHAWK by Natasha Farrant (Faber £7.99, 368 pp)

CHILDREN’S | Australian News Review

Annie Vernon reveals what makes elite athletes elite, revealing they're not superhuman but, deep down, they're just like us in a new book. Pictured: Rower Matthew Pinsent

What makes an Olympic champion

Roy Bates discovered a rusting World War Two fort off the coast of Harwich, Essex, in 1967 and he and his wife Joan declared it independent from the UK

The rusting maritime heap off the coast of Essex which makes up nation known as Sealand

Daniel Finkelstein said he would take Winnie-The-Pooh to a desert island because it can be read again and again

WHAT BOOK would journalist and politician Daniel Finkelstein take to a desert island?

Subterranea by Chris Fitch with Matthew Young (Wildfire £25). Pictured is the Basilica Cistern beneath Istanbul

PICTURE THIS | Australian News Review

THE CONFESSION, by Jessie Burton

MUST READS | Australian News Review

Camilla Thurlow who appeared on Love Island in 2017, spent time travelling the world as an explosive ordinance disposal expert before going on the reality dating show. Pictured: Camilla at work in minefield

Camilla Thurlow admits going Love Island was more scary than clearing land mines in new memoir

Featherhood by Charlie Gilmour tells the story of his relationship with his magpie Benzene, which he found in a Bermondsey scrapyard as a baby and named after the 'puddles of petrochemicals' which were there. The book also tells the story of his search for his own father

Abandoned as a baby, Charlie Gilmour struggled until a magpie helped him fly free of his demons

Barnes offers tips and spells to making wildlife visible to yourself once again. A Skylark (Alauda arvensis) perched on a fence post singing

See nature by the seat of your pants: Simon Barnes offers 23 ‘spells’ to make wildlife visible again

Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason perfoms at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

One royal wedding, seven musical stars and a VERY driven mother: Memoir reveals commitment required

The second volume of William Feaver's biography of Lucian Freud covers the workaholic half of Freud's life, during which the price for one of his paintings rose meteorically

Why is a new biography reluctant to explore the painter Lucian Freud’s priapic excesses?

Author and illustrator Tony Ross is halfway through Elizabeth II by Nicholas Davies

WHAT BOOK would author and illustrator Tony Ross take to a desert island?

THE HIGH MOMENTS by Sara-Ella Ozbek (S&S £8.99, 368 pp)

CONTEMPORARY | Australian News Review

Pictured is Yves Saint Laurent with Laetitia Casta at his 1999 Spring/Summer ready-to-wear show

PICTURE THIS | Australian News Review

JUST LIKE YOU by Nick Hornby (Viking £16.99, 320 pp)

LITERARY FICTION | Daily Mail Online

DADDY by Emma Cline (Chatto £14.99, 272 pp)

SHORT STORIES | Daily Mail Online

THE THURSDAY MURDER CLUB by Richard Osman (Viking £14.99, 400 pp)

CRIME | Daily Mail Online

NORMANY '44 by James Holland (Penguin £9.99, 864 pp)

MUST READS | Daily Mail Online

Iain Dale's Why Can't We All Just Get Along... is a troubling part memoir, part commentary on our divided and noisy society

Commentator and interviewer Iain Dale highlights the bitter divisions in British society

Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake delves into the mysterious world of fungi

New books sheds light on fungi, which are the largest and oldest living things on earth

OXFORD: THE LAST HURRAH by Dafydd Jones (ACC Art Books £20)

PICTURE THIS: Oxford The Last Hurrah by Dafydd Jones book review

HOME WORK by Julie Andrews (Weidenfeld & Nicolson £9.99, 352 pp)

MUST READS: Home Work by Julie Andrews book review

British author Ben Aitken, 33, shares his trips around the UK with pensioners in new book The Gran Tour (file image)

Tales of gloriously eccentric British pensioners

Allied forces from Britain, Canada and the U.S. captured Nazi-occupied Sicily in a record 38 days in the summer of 1943

The Allies’ capture of Sicily in 38 days was the beginning of the end for Third Reich

John Connolly (pictured) revealed that he would take George Eliot¿s Middle or a DIY book to a desert island

WHAT BOOK would thriller writer John Connolly take to a desert island?

Clive Aslet who is the former editor of Country Life, profiles 12 grand county houses in new book, Old Homes New Life. Pictured: Duke and Duchess of Argyll

Author reveals the challenges faced by the owners of Britain’s grand country houses

THE HARPY by Megan Hunter (Picador £14.99, 256 pp)

LITERARY FICTION | Daily Mail Online

YOU CAN TRUST ME by Emma Rowley (Orion £8.99, 368 pp)

PSYCHO THRILLERS | Daily Mail Online

LOVE ORANGE by Natasha Randall (Riverrun £18.99, 368 pp)

DEBUTS | Daily Mail Online

THE DICKENS BOY by Thomas Keneally (Sceptre £20, 400 pp)

HISTORICAL | Daily Mail Online

The White Ship sank in 1120 on its way from Barfleur harbour to Southampton It was carrying Henry I's only legitimate son, 17-year-old William Aetheling

Earl Spencer’s book The White Ship reveals how Henry I’s heir William drowned trying to save sister

Martin Amis's new book Inside Story reveals details of his life but it has been marketed as a novel

Martin Amis’s new book Inside Story tells the story of his life in the form of a novel

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