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Phoeba Crupp lives with her squabbling parents and younger sister Lilith on a small farm in rural Australia. Her father is an eccentric ex-accountant who moved his family from the city in order to establish a vineyard, a decision her mother bitterly - and loudly - resents. But Phoeba has loved it here since they day they arrived and she met Henrietta and Hadley Pearson, a brother and sister from a neighbouring farm who instantly became her closest friends. At their mother''s urging, Lilith throws herself into trying to find a husband but Phoeba resists, until circumstances beyond her control push her towards the world of men and money. All the while the local community is shaken up by the arrival of pastoralists, suffragettes and squatters, carrying the threat and promise of change to their quiet corner of the country. As Phoeba wakes up to the realities of the adult world, she comes to realise the friendship of those near to her may count for more than she could ever have imagined. Told with Rosalie''s Ham''s trademark wit and wisdom, Summer At Mount Hope is an unputdownable story of a young woman finding a way to take control of her own destiny.

The inside story on how mindfulness is boosting leadership, reducing stress and improving health in the workplace.

An arresting account of the Irish Revolutions and their legacy by a world leading Irish historian. Now available in paperback.

The definitive history of the music industry.

A beautiful, haunting novel by the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Murder most festive: a selection of puzzling Christmas mysteries from the creme de la creme of crime writers.

The ALIENS invasion is coming ... a new collection of writing from the best scientific thinkers in the galaxy.

Oliver Sacks meets Bear Grylls in this unique voyage around the human body, from the prize-winning author of Empire Antarctica. Now available in paperback.

A clear and accessible introduction to geography by two experts in the topic, part of the Ideas in Profile series.

The definitive account of the history and significance of a world landmark - reissued in time for the anniversary of the Somme.

The atom. The Big Bang. DNA. Natural selection. All ideas that have revolutionised science - and that were dismissed out of hand when they first appeared. Michael Brooks, bestselling author of 13 Things that Don't Make Sense, investigates the new wave of unexpected insights that are shaping the future of scientific discovery. He reveals that the best science is about open-mindedness, imagination and a love of mind-boggling adventures at the edge of uncertainty.

What coaches and managers need to know to truly master the skills of coaching, and so encourage and deliver high performance.

A mind-bending miscellany of everyday psychology.

100+ writers, artists, philosophers and scientists explore the nature of consciousness.

Everything you need to know about the challenges and opportunities of growing a business.

A sequel to Telling Tales in Latin, the acclaimed textbook from the Iris Project, Telling Tales in Latin: Distant Lands appeals to a wide range of learners, with creative activities that update the stories around contemporary issues from history, geography, philosophy and literature.

A unique and moving account of one man's struggle to come to terms with losing his sight.

An all-new digest of the Economist's own analysis of the state of economies and economics.

A classic ghost story by Charles Dickens, introduced by Simon Bradley, author of The Railways.

Sometimes you have to take a chance, and Simon Parkes is nothing if not a risk-taker. The riotous life-story of a music impresario and how he turned a near-derelict hall into a legendary stage.