Small Shops Big Hearts, Christina YungIndependent researcher Christina Yung spent two years visiting almost 100 shops across Hong Kong, chatting with the owners and taking photographs. Recognising that may of her interviewees were approaching an age when they could no longer continue their trades, she wrote down their stories, hoping to preserve the cultural heritage their shops represent. Small Shops, Big Hearts is a collection of 33 of those stories. Yung speaks to makers of umbrellas,

as much as a place of residence

The master of suspense is back

he is a boy

pitting her need to uncover the truth against her fear that the truth may be too horrible to bear

getting dumped

authors John Wood and Amalia McGibbon show once and for all that cause is not the enemy of commercialism

always implicating us in working out what it might mean

Greta and Valdin will speak to anyone who has had their heart broken

Hotel Iris is a stirring novel about the sometimes violent ways in which we express intimacy and about the untranslatable essence of love

of fencing

FBI Special Agent Joseph Carter isn't so sure - especially when he learns that Ford's girlfriend is also missing

their lives are forever altered by the startling secret of The Testament