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  The Snack Hacker - Rule Breaking...

  George Egg

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  *THE INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER*WINNER OF 'CONTENT CREATOR OF THE YEAR' AT THE FORTNUM AND MASON FOOD AND DRINK AWARDS 2024'The cookbook I've been waiting for my entire life' JAMES ACASTER'Joyfully iconoclastic' NIGELLA LAWSON'One of the most exciting new cookbooks released in 2025' OLIVE MAGAZINEAS HEARD ON THE CRAIG CHARLES SHOW ON BBC 6MUSICA collection of over 90 rule-breaking recipes of unpretentious cooking for everyone from the well-seasoned cook to the kitchen-shy greedy-guts.George Egg inhabits a place where the potentially frowned-up (processed cheese, crabsticks, salad cream) sits with the gourmet (date syrup, tahini, seaweed) and on occasion the deluxe (lumpfish caviar, liquorice root powder, Babybel). Discover hacks for fast food favourites alongside 'proper' recipes, using surprising combinations, unexpected ingredients and unconventional methods as George guides you from Deep-fried Pot Noodle to Chip Shop Tortilla, Microwave Shakshuka to Twiglet Brownies and Peshwari Toasties to Beer-battered Celebrations.Served with a generous helping of culinary memories and heart-warming stories, The Snack Hacker is a joyful celebration of food and a reminder that it's sensible to play in the kitchen.*****'Enough anarchy to make cooking fun. Enough love to make it brilliant' TIM HAYWARD'This book will make your cooking much more enjoyable!' HARRY HILL'George Egg is the working man's Heston Blummenthal, or the thinking man's Guy Fieri. And I mean those as high, high compliments' TIM ANDERSON'Beautifully designed, super accessible, honest, funny and completely irresistible' JOE LYCETT'WOW-inducing recipes, ingenious gourmet hacks and flavour fireworks' GURDEEP LOYAL

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  The White Privilege Album -...

  A. J. Rice, Vince Everett Ellison

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  A comedy about race, wokeness, and cancel culture in America. A tragedy about race, wokeness, and cancel culture in America. Part satire, part journalism, part truth serum, A. J. Rice follows up his runaway #1 bestseller The Woking Dead with a hilarious sequel that picks up where the laughs left off.

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  Help I Can't Stop Laughing! - A...

  Shari MacDonald, Ann Spangler

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  But be forewarned, once you start, you may not be able to stop! Help, I Can’t Stop Laughing! offers a collection of nonstop fun, foibles, and rib-tickling humor for those who know that laughter is the best medicine. Contributors like Barbara Johnson, Martha Bolton, Mark Lowry, Patsy Clairmont, Becky Freeman, and Chonda Pierce share their most hilarious and embarrassing moments to remind you that God’s love and a little laughter will keep you smiling no matter what curves life throws you. This cheerful collection of quips, stories, anecdotes, and quotes offers a continual source of refreshment in the midst of life’s struggles and stresses. Let the laughter begin!

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  Final Victory

  Beverley Watts

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  Since coming to Dartmouth, Teddy Shackleford has been happier than she’s ever been. Not only is she surrounded by family and friends, but she’s also been dating Sebastian Sinclair, the fourteenth Duke of Blackmore for over a year. 
   
  Of course, she doesn’t imagine for a second that her relationship with an actual peer of the realm will be forever, but she’s determined to enjoy it while it lasts. However, when a story about her absent mother’s unusual profession is unexpectedly splashed over all the national newspapers, she’s faced with the fact that the end might come a little quicker than she’d hoped… 
   
  The fact that Teddy hasn’t seen or heard from her mother in years is irrelevant as far as the tabloids are concerned and the colourful accounts become ever more far-fetched. Advised to simply lay low until the gossips move on to the next story, she’s stunned to learn that her mother has agreed to give an actual interview to one of the newspapers. But sheer embarrassment is the least of her problems, since unbeknown to the world, Agnes Shackleford has links with the Japanese Mafia. 
   
  Teddy has no idea where her mother is, but it turns out, she’s not the only one looking… 
   
  Come to Dartmouth and join the Shacklefords for more madness, romance and mayhem, in this, the final instalment of the Shackleford Diaries.

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  When to create a fuss? TOTAL

  BARAKATH

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  Synopsis 
  If a bank manager refuses to give you a loan just because you don't have $1 million, create a fuss. 
  If your spouse is going to the passport office for spouse verification daily, create a fuss. 
  If your teacher is giving away sweets to those who have failed in their exams, create a fuss. 
  If it is raining only in the area you are living in, create a fuss. 
  If you are an invigilator in an exam hall and all the candidates are having the same name, create a fuss. 
  If you happen to buy a new car and that car needs only crude oil to operate, create a fuss. 
  If you have to go to the oil refinery plant just to buy one liter of cooking oil, create a fuss. 
  If you think that this person is right and that person is wrong and that person is right and this person is wrong, create a fuss. 
  When to create a fuss, part 7: 
  If it is raining heavily and you can't buy a single umbrella for yourself, create a fuss. 
  If a pigeon is refusing to deliver a letter, create a fuss. 
  If someone is doing something for you without letting you know, create a fuss. 
  If you have to babysit one whole week, create a fuss. 
  If many people think that you are a suspect of a murder without any reason, create a fuss. 
  If a person called rain is pouring water on you, create a fuss. 
  If you have to scold back many people who scolded you many many years ago, create a fuss.

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  The Unindexed Mind A Masochist's...

  Tory Handcock

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  The Unindexed Mind: A Masochist's Reflection isn't a self-help book, a memoir, or a manifesto—it's a philosophical junk drawer spilled across the floor. In it, Tory Handcock questions everything from belief systems and artificial meaning to morality, chaos, authority, and the illusion of progress. The voice is raw, self-aware, often sarcastic, and deeply introspective. 
  Part poetic rant, part philosophical street fight, this book isn't here to sell clarity. It's here to wrestle with it, mock it, and maybe find a strange kind of peace in the mess. From pondering why chaos came before all things to building metaphysical Lego castles out of existential puke, the writing embraces contradiction, humor, and brutal honesty. 
  If you've ever stared into the void and laughed—or wanted to—this is your invitation to join in. Just don't expect straight lines. That's not how this mind works.

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