‘Churchill’s American Network’ and ‘Mirrors of Greatness’ review
For seven decades the powerful, influential and successful beat a path to Winston Churchill’s door. He shook hands with every
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin and the Making of Stars
In December 1871 the Prince of Wales lay dangerously ill with typhoid, the disease that had killed his father. Taking
Our World: Pakistan by Rumaisa Bilal illustrated by Nez Riaz
This 20 page board book doesn’t come out for a few months, but it really is adorable, and I love
The Djinn’s Apple by Djamila Morani translated by Sawad Hussain
This short, 160 page YA book is really quite gripping. Admittedly, during the first third of the book, which is
Call Me Al by Wali Shah and Eric Walters
I feel like I should have really liked this 264 page book: OWN voice, Muslim, MG, Pakistani, author is poet
Petticoat Alley: London’s Forgotten Women’s Clubs
The recent controversy at the Garrick Club has shone a fresh light on the question of women being admitted to
When Did Britain’s Age of Deference End – and Why?
‘We need to ask how much deference there actually was’ Linda Colley is Shelby M.C. Davis 1958 Professor of History
The Death of a Mnemonist
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Muhammad’s Recipe for Remembering By Maidah Ahmad illustrated by Shruti Prabhu
I feel like the idea and heart of this 40 page picture book is decent, but the story, presentation and
‘The Emperor and the Elephant’ by Sam Ottewill-Soulsby review
The elephant in the title of Sam Ottewill-Soulsby’s study of diplomatic relations between Christians and Muslims in the Carolingian period
