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FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS
The Lost Man
by Jane Harper
Something had been troubling Cameron. Did he choose to walk to his death? Because if he didn't, the isolation of the outback leaves few suspects...
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Heartstopper
by Alice Oseman
Boy meets boy. Boys become friends. Boys fall in love. An LGBTQ+ graphic novel about life, love, and everything that happens in between - for fans of The Art of Being Normal, Holly Bourne and Love, Simon.
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In Our Mad and Furious City
by Guy Gunaratne
For Selvon, Ardan and Yusuf growing up under the towers of Stones Estate, summer means what it does anywhere: football, music and freedom. But after the killing of a British soldier, riots are spreading across the city, while Yusuf's mosque is swept up in a wave of radicalism he can no longer outrun.
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When All is Said
by Anne Griffin
Five toasts. Five people. One lifetime.
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The Man with No Face
by Peter May
A powerful and prescient thriller from the million-selling author of I'll Keep You Safe.
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Fire and Fury
by Michael Wolff
The New York Times and Sunday Times number one book that exposed the chaos of Donald Trump's White House to the world, now in paperback with a new afterword by the author.
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We Are Displaced
by Malala Yousafzai
Five years on from the publication of her internationally bestselling memoir, We Are Displaced presents true stories of the refugee experience interwoven with Malala's own story of her displacement.
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Hachette titles selected for World Book Night 2019
We’re delighted that a number of our titles have been selected for World Book Night 2019. The following books will be given away for free across the world on April 23rd, Shakespeare’s birthday: The Forgiveness Project by Marina Cantacuzino (Jessica Kingsley Publishers) Thinking Out Loud by Rio Ferdinand (Hodder & Stoughton) Mad Girl by Bryony Gordon (Headline) […]
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David Shelley calls for greater strides in Diversity in FutureBook Keynote
David Shelley, CEO of Hachette UK, gave the keynote speech at last week’s annual FutureBook conference. In his speech, he called upon the industry to move towards a diverse and inclusive future, echoing the aims of our Changing the Story programme. Read coverage of the speech on The Bookseller
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Hachette calls on rivals to disclose ‘transparent’ gender pay gap numbers
Hachette UK today released our 2018 Gender Pay Gap Report, in advance of the deadline of 5th April 2019. The gender pay gap is an important moral and business issue and, in order to give a clear picture across our business, we have announced our results including and excluding distribution and internally by publishing division and […]
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