New Books in February

Hardbacks

• Nina Stibbe — Went to London, Took the Dog
• Jonathan Glover — Israelis and Palestinians
• Margaret Atwood — Fourteen Days
• Vincent Bevins  — If We Burn
• Lee Child and Andrew Child — The Secret
• Clare McGoogan — The Poison Line
• Bob Woodward — Rage
• Peter Clark — The Men of 1924

Paperbacks

• David McCloskey — Moscow X
• Harlan Coben — I Will Find You
• Evie Woods — The Lost Bookshop
• Lee Child — Bad Luck and Trouble
• Cecile Pin — Wandering Souls
• Paul Murray — The Bee Sting
• Peter Robinson — Standing in the Shadows
• Jo Nesbo — Killing Moon
• Jo Callaghan — In the Blink of an Eye
• John Banville — The Lock-Up
• Pierre Lemaitre — The Wide World
• Sophie Mackintosh — Cursed Bread
• Richard Coles — A Death in the Parish
• Joseph O’Connor — My Father’s House
• Holly Watt — The End of the Game
• Geraldine Brooks — Horse
• Ajay Chowdhury — The Cook
• Simon Mason — The Broken Afternoon
• Greta Thunberg — The Climate Book
• Jennifer Antill — Small Acts of Kindness
• Kate Morton — Homecoming
• Caroline Buckland — Hillwalking London 
• Georgina Sturge — Bad Data
• Mark Prins — The Latinist
• Michael Rosen — Getting Better
• Curtis Sittenfeld — Romantic Comedy

Children’s

• Beth Lincoln — The Swifts
• Michael Rosen — The Incredible Adventures of Gaston Le Dog
• Anthony Horowitz — Never Say Die, Nightshade
• Karen M. McManus — One of Us is Back