Five of the best sports books of 2025
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I asked 6 executives which books have shaped their leadership
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Tom Gauld’s best cultural cartoons of 2025: buy a fine art print
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On yer bike! American speed demons – in pictures
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The best science and nature books of 2025
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Scott Galloway on the masculinity crisis: ‘I worry we are evolving a new breed of asexual, asocial males’
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I have a lifelong connection to Victoria’s state library – which is why I am aghast at its crude self-lobotomy | Gideon Haigh
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Olivia Nuzzi’s Much-Hyped Book Was Always Going to Be Self-Serving. It’s So Much Worse Than That.
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After Barbie’s Creation, Consumers Demanded a Boy Version. There Was Just One Problem.
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Marina Lewycka posthumously named ‘winner of winners’ of Wodehouse prize for comic fiction
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Ms Holmes and Ms Watson – Apt 2B review: mysterious case of the joke-cracking Sherlock
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The best history and politics books of 2025
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Dog Man: The Musical, based on Dav Pilkey’s bestsellers, to be staged in London
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The best graphic novels of 2025
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The best crime and thrillers of 2025
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What we’re reading: Geoff Dyer, Andrew Michael Hurley, Marcia Hutchinson and Guardian readers on the books they enjoyed in November
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One of the Decade’s Most Polarizing Food Stars Is Back With Her Take on the “Simplest” Home Cooking. I’ve Got Some Questions.
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‘It would take 11 seconds to hit the ground’: the roughneck daredevils who built the Empire State Building
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Five of the best food books of 2025
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How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? review – have yourself a merry little rumpus
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The best children’s books of 2025
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Paddington musical in the West End is practically paw-fect, say theatre critics
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Five of the best translated fiction of 2025
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Anthony Albanese’s reading list: which books should the PM pick up this summer?
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Paddington: The Musical review – they’ve looked after this bear quite splendiferously
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Poem of the week: Rich or Poor, or Saint and Sinner by Thomas Love Peacock
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Does ‘laziness’ start in the brain?
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‘I took literary revenge against the people who stole my youth’: Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu
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Can you have a community without craic? Scholars of Ireland’s pubs warn of declining numbers
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Tom Gauld on ordering books online – cartoon
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‘If I was American, I’d be worried about my country’: Margaret Atwood answers questions from Ai Weiwei, Rebecca Solnit and more
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From Dylan Thomas’ shopping list to a note from Sylvia Plath’s doctor: newly uncovered case files reveal the hidden lives of famous writers
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New film adaptation of Camus’s L’Étranger opens old colonial wounds
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Tessa Hadley: ‘Uneasy books are good in uneasy times’
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Bog People: A Working-Class Anthology of Folk Horror review – dark tales with a sting
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Informative, beautiful and deeply human: it’s time to cheer the underrated art of illustration | Oliver Jeffers
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A Particularly Nasty Case by Adam Kay audiobook review – a wayward doctor turns detective
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The Rot by Evelyn Araluen review – headlong language and bitter truths imbued with tenderness
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy review – flimsy extravaganza needs deeper thought
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‘Stay tuned’: new Anne Rice film could foretell release of unpublished work by late author
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The Little Mermaid review – underwater wonders cast a spell in mid-air
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Luigi: The Making and the Meaning by John H Richardson review – sympathy for a devil?
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The Matchbox Girl by Alice Jolly review – horror, humanity and Dr Asperger
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The Artist by Lucy Steeds wins Waterstones book of the year
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Service by John Tottenham review – comic confessions of a grumpy bookseller
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Elphaba/Glinda: A Hegelian Dialectic of Our Time?
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Slow Poison by Mahmood Mamdani review – can you really rehabilitate Idi Amin?
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The School of Night by Karl Ove Knausgård review – can this sprawling epic deliver on its promise?
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This Year’s Other Oscar Front-Runner Is Here. I Have Tragic News.
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Crick: A Mind in Motion by Matthew Cobb review – the charismatic philanderer who changed science
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The Firework-Maker’s Daughter review – Philip Pullman’s fairytale is explosive fun
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Primitive War review – it’s Green Berets vs dinosaurs in cheerfully cheesy Vietnam war gorefest
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Canada: ‘Inconvenient Indian’ author Thomas King says he is not Indigenous
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Criticizing Taylor Swift Isn’t Inherently Sexist. That Hasn’t Stopped a High-Profile New Book From Insisting Otherwise.
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Poem of the week: Missing You by Miles Burrows
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Holbein: Renaissance Master by Elizabeth Goldring review – a magnificent portrait of the artist
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Tom Gauld on librarians v booksellers – cartoon
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Has Britain become an economic colony?
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‘He was just trying to earn a few kopecks’: how newly translated stories reveal Chekhov’s silly side
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Wicked forever: the enduring appeal of The Wizard Of Oz
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‘I knew I was doing something I shouldn’t’: Karl Ove Knausgård on the fallout from My Struggle and the dark side of ambition
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A Beloved, Seemingly Unadaptable Book Has Been Transformed Into a Gorgeous Netflix Movie and Oscar Hopeful
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A Beloved, Seemingly Unadaptable Book Has Been Transformed Into a Gorgeous Netflix Movie and Oscar Hopeful
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Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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Sophie Hannah: ‘I gave up on Wuthering Heights three times’
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Things That Disappear by Jenny Erpenbeck review – a kaleidoscopic study of transience
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Superman No 1 sells for $9.12m, becoming most expensive comic ever sold
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Spain has too rosy a view of Franco’s regime. Let’s remind ourselves of its horrors | Giles Tremlett
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Authorities probe Holocaust denial responses from X's Grok
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Liars by Sarah Manguso audiobook review – livid tale of marriage gone awry
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