Why do we love hardback books?
Sidney Pycroft explores why readers are willing to pay more for hardback books, from their prioritisation for new releases to their higher quality and special features.
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Reading ‘Underland’ will elevate your experience with nature
Millie Woodrow
Feb. 4
‘The Air Year’ by Caroline Bird is a breath of fresh air
Tayla Halfacre
Feb. 2
Arsene Wenger’s book is a must-buy for lovers of football and autobiographies alike
James Palmer
Jan. 31
Celebrating Virginia Woolf on her birthday
Sophia Stanford
Jan. 29
‘Never Let Me Go’ by Kazuo Ishiguro is a book every student should read
Jack Davey
Jan. 27
A new HG Wells £2 coin is full of errors
Reece Goodall
Jan. 25
Why ‘1984’ resonates with a polarized America
Reece Goodall
Jan. 23
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