We take a look at our favourite five non-fiction books this month
Hildasay To Home
Christian Lewis
Charity walker and mental health advocate Christian Lewis continues his trek around the UK, navigating the east coast of Scotland, Yorkshire, East Anglia and the Jurassic Coast.
Accompanied by his partner, Kate, life takes an interesting turn when baby Magnus arrives.
Christian writes of highs and lows, challenges and rewards of this epic trip, and effects on his mental health. He raised almost £500,000 for Armed Forces charities.
Macmillan, RRP £20
Have A Little Faith
Reverend Kate Bottley
Subtitled “Life Lessons On Love, Death And How Lasagne Always Helps”, this book by broadcaster and vicar Reverend Kate looks at faith and belief.
Kate firmly believes faith is something that makes us feel connected, and she shares how her faith has guided her through life’s ups and downs. She explains why she believes we can all benefit from faith, without needing to sign up for the full package. A refreshing take on a serious subject.
Penguin, RRP £10.99
House Of Lilies
Justine Firnhaber-Baker
This book tells the story of the Capetian monarchs, a dynasty that dominated Europe through the Middle Ages.
From Hugh Capet to Eleanor of Aquitaine, the Capetians did more than rule France: they created it, back in the days when Paris was a muddy backwater.
Read all about the French court, the intellectual achievements, the wars and the events that eventually led to their downfall in this wonderful account.
Allen Lane, RRP £30
Foraging: The Complete Guide For Kids And Families
Stella and Dane De Luca Mulandiee
While bringing up their famil
