Books

If stress has been stealing your joy, it’s time to reclaim it with Joynetix: Unlock Your Joy Potential by Saj Shah, writes Gwyneth Rees.

The world’s bestselling non-fiction author, Naomi Simmons, says that children and adults with hidden disabilities continue to be discriminated against more than a decade after the introduction of the Equality Act 2010, depriving many neurodivergent people of the chance to reach their true potential.

“I Don’t Understand”: Navigating Unconscious Bias in the Workplace by internationally recognised expert on workplace bias and effective communication Buki Mosaku is an essential read for anyone seeking to improve unconscious bias in the workplace and create a workplace environment where everyone can thrive.

The global energy crisis is one of the most fundamental issues we face today, and according to Jonathan Maxwell, founder and CEO of Sustainable Development Capital LLP — one of the UK’s largest independent sustainability and climate-focussed investment firms — how we respond to it could well be our last chance to make a positive, lasting difference. To mark the release of Jonathan’s new book, The Edge: How competition for resources is pushing the world, and its climate, to the...

The Talking Universe by Jamie Michael Gregory is a supercharged book of emotion, pain and hope – a must read for anyone interested in the true path of healing.

I Know You by novelist Russell Govan is an intricate and powerful story of love, loyalty, and loss told across time that will stay with you long after you’ve finished reading.

Whistleblower vet Dr Tom Lonsdale, author of Multi-Billion-Dollar Pet Food Fraud: Hiding in Plain Sight, explains why pet owners should consider feeding their pets raw meaty bones to keep them fit and healthy.

Multi-Billion-Dollar Pet Food Fraud: Hiding in Plain Sight by Dr Tom Lonsdale is a devastating exposé of the pet food industry – and how it could be poisoning our pets.

The prospect of a diverse Team GB swimming team entering the Olympics could be decades away, says Ed Accura, co-founder of the Black Swimming Association (BSA), producer of the acclaimed Blacks Can’t Swim series of documentaries and author of A Visual Journey of Blacks Can’t Swim.