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Ever looked at a cheese rind and wondered ‘can I eat this?’, or whether we should reject the term ‘curry’ as a simplistic catch-all for a complex cuisine? Maybe you’d just like to learn about the birth of the espresso or how drinking tea became a vital part of our lives. 🍛🧀☕️

We’ll be up to sixteen(!) titles in the #WomenWriters series this time next month – did you have any particular favourites from the fabulous fifteen that have already published? 📚

Accompanying a major exhibition at the @britishlibrary (which closes this Sunday!), 'Breaking The News: 500 Years of News in Britain' asks timely questions about how reporting in Britain has written the narrative for pivotal moments in history. 📚📰

Happy #BookLoversDay! 🥳📚🥳

If you’re a book-lover looking for perfect summer-reading starter-kit, head on over to the 'New In' section of the @BL_Shop website and pick up everything you need to read this summer. ☀️

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🔔New cover alert!🔔Any fans of @bbcstrictly in the house? Having trouble telling your foxtrots from your flamencos? 💃🕺

In 'Dancing in Time: The History of Moving and Shaking' (publishing September 2022), choreographer Robert Hylton navigates an extraordinary array...

For the History Buff: The Story of Propaganda in 50 Images is illustrated in full colour with 50 powerful, eye-opening and provocative images which reveal propaganda’s significance as an intrinsic and increasingly pervasive part of our daily experience.

Struggling to find that perfect #FathersDay gift? Let us lend a hand with a few book suggestions we think Dad might love to add to his bookshelves… 📚

It’s #BeerDayBritain, an annual celebration for lovers of traditional ales, mainstream lagers, and limited edition craft beer (and everything in between no matter where it is brewed or who owns the brewing company).

#CheersToBeer! 🍻

The Story of Propaganda is a truly fascinating one – and David Welch has told it beautifully in a wide range of printed and digital material collected by the British Library. 📰

In this extract, he discusses the wartime Ministry of Food’s ‘Dig for Victory’ slogan from 1939:

Happening tomorrow - 'The Philosophy of Curry: With @Asma_KhanLDN, @SejalSukhadwala and @KitchenBee' at the British Library!

Two leading voices in Indian food in the UK discuss how perceptions of Indian food in the UK have changed. 📚