Come Rain or Shine : The fascinating facts and surprising science behind our weather (by Laura Tobin)

The Death of the Clinic (by Benoit Loiseau)

V is for Venom : Agatha Christie's Chemicals of Death (by Kathryn Harkup)

Deep : Freediving, Renegade Science and What the Ocean Tells Us About Ourselves (by James Nestor)

Against the Machine : On the Unmaking of Humanity (by Paul Kingsnorth)

Northern Lights : A Beginner's Guide to the Aurora Borealis for Night Sky Observers and Stargazers (by Tom Kerss)

How to Build a Space Station : The architecture of low Earth orbit, the Moon and Mars (by Jonathan Morrison)

Digital Minimalism : Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World (by Cal Newport)

How to Keep a Plane in the Sky : Tales from the Wild, Unseen World of Test Engineering (by Alex Davies)

How to Design a Universe : The Science of Real and Virtual Worlds (by Prof Catherine Heymans)

Simply Geology : Facts Made Fast (by DK)

Clearing the Air : 50 big climate questions and the solutions we have for a better future (by Hannah Ritchie)

Crick : A Mind in Motion – from DNA to the Brain (by Professor Matthew Cobb)

This Is for Everyone (by Tim Berners-Lee)

Facing Infinity : Black Holes and Our Place on Earth (by Jonas Enander)

On Time : The Physics That Makes the Universe Tick (by Jim Al-Khalili)

A History of Science in 21 Women (by Marieke Bigg)

Other Minds : The Octopus and the Evolution of Intelligent Life (by Peter Godfrey-Smith)

Human Peoples : On the Genetic Traces of Human Evolution, Migration and Adaptation (by Lluis Quintana-Murci)

The World Beneath Our Feet : The Hidden Life of Soil and Why It Matters to Us All (by Frank Ashwood)

Fed Up : What Evolution Reveals about Food, Diet and Eating Well (by Daniel Lieberman)

Written In Bone : hidden stories in what we leave behind (by Professor Dame Sue Black)

A Mind of My Own : 'Irrepressibly funny' - Sunday Times (by Kathy Burke)

Destroyer of Worlds : The Deep History of the Nuclear Age: 1895-1965 (by Frank Close)

The Secrets of our DNA : How Genetics has Changed the World (by Professor Turi King)

The Power of Geography : Ten Maps That Reveal the Future of Our World (by Tim Marshall)

This Way Up : When Maps Go Wrong (and Why it Matters) (by Map Men)

The Spirit of the Rainforest : A Journey of Discovery Through the Amazon (by Dr Rosa Vasquez Espinoza)

The Curator's Collection: An A to Z of Fungi : A pocket-sized Welcome to the Museum gift edition (by Ester Gaya)

Signals : The Inside Story of Our Hormones – 'A true gift' Chris van Tulleken (by Dr Saira Hameed)

Prisoners of Geography : FULLY UPDATED NEW EDITION OF THE #1 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER (by Tim Marshall)

Numbers : To Infinity and Beyond (by OLIVER LINTON)

Li: Dynamic Form in Nature (by David Wade)

How to Use a Fork : Stories of Mending the Broken Brain (by Orlando Swayne)

Gut : The 8-million-copy #1 bestseller (by Giulia Enders)

Going Nuclear : How the Atom Will Save the Planet (by Tim Gregory)

Everything Is Tuberculosis : The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection (by John Green)

Atlas of Botanical Fragrance (by Jean-Claude Ellena)

A Year with the Seals : Unlocking the Secrets of the Sea's Most Charismatic and Controversial Creatures (by Alix Morris)

A Trick Of The Mind : How the Brain Invents Your Reality (by Daniel Yon)

85 Seconds to Midnight : A Physicist's Argument Against Rearmament (by Carlo Rovelli)

Useful Math & Physical Formulae (by M Watkins)

Unknown Universe : Discover Hidden Wonders from Deep Space Unveiled by the James Webb Space Telescope (by Dr Mark McCaughrean)

Uncanny and Improbable Events (by Amitav Ghosh)

The woodland name trail : A key to the invertebrates of soil and leaf litter (by Anne Bebbington)

The Stories of Your Life : How Storytelling Explains Who We Are (by Ben Ambridge)

The Right Stuff (by Tom Wolfe)

The Inner Clock : Living in Sync With Our Circadian Rhythms (by Lynne Peeples)