Book Reviews

Dorling’s latest book, Seven Children, uncovers exactly how poverty and inequality are affecting Britain’s next generation The fictional children described…

Hugo Slim’s book dives into the ethics of humanitarian aid amidst our the ever-growing climate energy Hugo Slim sets out…

Ash Bhardwaj’s latest book dives into the ‘why’ behind our love of travelling – and how our curiosity to explore should…

Lathan explores extinction in his latest book, following ten species that have disappeared from the planet in the 21st century…

Guy Shrubsole’s latest book on land stewardship and the work of individuals and communities working to restore communal ownership From…

Luís Quinta-Murci’s latest book on how studying DNA can paint a fascinating picture of human history across the globe Our…

Tom Heap offers a fascinating insight into how we can effectively manage land for both people and the planet in…

The bravery and resilience of a British volunteer on Ukraine’s Grey Zone, captured in tragic BBC documentary Hell Jumper Just…

Mark Johanson uncovers the fascinating details & dark history of one of the planet’s driest deserts, the Atacama A realm…

Sophie A H Osborn documents her experiences and challenges in helping endangered birds across the world in latest book A…

Saikal’s book looks at the story of America’s intervention in Afghanistan, and the Taliban’s rise back to power following US…

Sasser’s book focuses on the underrepresented effects of climate change upon ethnic minority communities & their decisions to have children…