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Let reading more be one of the new years’ resolutions that you keep in 2010.
Penguin presents 52 of its top titles to get you excited about reading all throughout the year. Whether you want to exercise that grey matter, attain the body beautiful or be swept up in romance – we’ve got the book for you. Read on for the definitive guide to Penguin’s top titles and make 2010 your best-read yet!
For ease you can print off your reading list below, or if you prefer, you can take our 52 books widget for your blog!
£30.00
The Defence of the Realm is the first authorised history of the British Security Service, MI5. It reveals the precise role of the Security Service in twentieth-century British history and definitively lays to rest a number of persistent myths.
£6.99
When Rupert and Kirstin Isaacson’s autistic son Rowan developed an affinity with horses, they saw cause for hope. The Isaacsons travelled to Mongolia – the spiritual home of the horse and land of shamans. The Horse Boy is a moving account of their journey and search for a cure.
£9.99
In Nudge, Thaler and Sunstein challenge us to rethink whether the decisions we make in our everyday lives about what we eat and the causes we champion are neutral. They suggest that we often choose poorly and use dozens of eye-opening examples to demonstrate how to move the right directions, without restricting our freedom of choice.
£20.00
Bluestockings is the inspiring story of the first women to attend university at a time when doctors warned that if women studied their wombs would wither and die. It is a wonderful account of a journey made despite prejudice and difficult sacrifices paving the way for generations that have followed them since.
