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Every time I buy a Folio book, I think about keeping it for myself... As relatively young as ‘Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow’ is, it feels like an incredible honour to be included among their number.

In the Spotlight

Our bestselling books of the moment – stories that move you, designed to be read again and again.

Emily Wilson’s celebrated translation brings Homer’s epic to vibrant life.

Featuring bold artwork by Clive Hicks-Jenkins, this striking Folio volume captures the drama, peril and poetry of Odysseus’s journey home.

Richard Rhodes’s Pulitzer Prize-winning history brings to life the drama, science and ethical reckoning behind the atomic bomb.

With over 100 historic photographs, a new introduction by the author and an 8-page foldout, this two-volume set blends storytelling and scholarship with rare mastery.

Peter Wohlleben reveals the secret lives of trees in this captivating exploration of woodland connection.

Dina Brodsky's closely observed and finely detailed drawings of trees are drawn from life and portray them as both mysterious and majestic.

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is Christie at her very best – a tightly plotted tale of secrets and suspicion, in which every character has something to hide and nothing is quite as it seems. With Monsieur Poirot on the case, the truth cannot remain hidden for long ...

Illustrated by Owen Gent, this 100th anniversary edition of Agatha Christie’s classic invites you to enjoy, and then question, every clue alongside Hercule Poirot.