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Once upon a time, storytelling was a way to pass the time. Now, it's an excellent way to entertain and teach each other new ideas.

#NationalStorytellingWeek starts tomorrow, so here’s a few titles to inspire the storyteller in you…

‘Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, / Great chieftain o the puddin'-race! Happy #BurnsNight2022! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Here's a short extract from our title 'The Menu: Memorable Meals from Escoffier at the Ritz to a Suffragettes’ Victory Dinner...' about the origins of this celebration.

Ruan is an intelligent and imaginative child, who gradually comes to understand the nuances of the adult world around her. Her young life is shaped by tragedy, but also enduring friendships, particularly with David, who shares her love of the wild expanse and colours of the moor.

It’s #BlueMonday, and if you feel like indulging in some retail-therapy, pick up some of the fantastic British Library #fiction from our @bl_shop – all 3-for-2! 📚

The Philosophy of Tattoos explores tattooing as an innate human impulse throughout history, following its suppression and revival in cultures around the world - featuring original tattoo designs from Luca Ortis, as well as illustration from the @britishlibrary collections.

If you’re braving #DryJanuary, why not dive into our #Philosophies series and learn a little more about the world of the tea and coffee trade, or the history of tattoos and cheese?

Then, when January is over, you’ll have The Philosophy of Gin, Beer and Whisky waiting…

In this impressively broad yet personal account, John Miller explores tattooing as a unique expression of individual, cultural and national identity, and as an innate human impulse throughout history, following its suppression and revival in cultures around the world.

Just one more day and we’re into December – done all your Christmas shopping yet? 📚🎁🎄

Not to worry if not – our @bl_shop is here to help with plenty of amazing gift ideas for all the bibliophiles in your life!

#ChildrensBookWeek starts today – so we thought we’d kick things off with a few wonderful tongue-twisters (courtesy of our title ‘Can You Read This Book? A Book of Nonsense to Twist Your Tongue To’) to get everyone in the reading spirit! 📚

... Way? complement the multiverse concepts of today’s movie trends. And as a masterful illustration of the vogue for fantastical novels in the 1920s, The Love Child blends the real world with the supernatural in a way that is familiar and almost conventional to us today.'