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ALT A handholding a book titled "Strikingly Similar" by Roger Kreuz in front of a bookshelf blurred in the background
ALT A hand holding a book titled "Cold War Comrades: An Emotional History of the Sino-North Korean Alliance" by Gregg A. Brazinsky, in front of a bookshelf blurred in the background
ALT A hand holding a book titled "Why Nations Still Fight" by Richard Ned Lebow, in front of a bookshelf blurred in the background
ALT A hand holding a book titled "Herodotus Histories: Book VII" edited by Chris Carey, in front of a bookshelf blurred in the background
ALT Two individuals in a bookshop, one holding a book titled "Making Do" and the other holding a book open to them both, standing by shelves filled with books.
ALT Promotional image for the book "Promise the Earth" featuring a forest background. Includes event details for authors Julian Allwood and Andrew Davison for Jan 21 from 6:30 pm to 8 pm GMT.
ALT Person sketching a plant in a notebook at a desk strewn with art supplies and books, near a window
ALT A person holds a sketch of a potted plant beside a table displaying the actual potted plant. Various books and tote bags lay on the table, set in a bookshop
ALT Promotional banner for a book launch event at the Cambridge University Press Bookshop on January 15, 2025. The event celebrates the new book 'The Prompts You Need to Help You Write the Book You Want to Write' by Sarah Burton and Jem Poster, featuring practical exercises for fiction writers.
ALT Promotional banner for a book event at the Cambridge University Press Bookshop, celebrating "The Prompts You Need to Help You Write the Book You Want to Write" by Sarah Burton and Jem Poster on January 15, 2025, from 18:30 to 20:00.
ALT A two-story brick bookshop, illuminated warmly. A blue commemorative plaque is visible near the upper windows, and above the doors is a sign reading Cambridge University Press Bookshop
ALT Gift wrapped in dark zebra-striped paper with a black bow, set against a two-tone background.
ALT Group of five employees wearing festive holiday sweaters, standing and smiling in the cambridge university press bookshop
ALT Person in festive elf costume working at a bookshop counter, decorated with Christmas lights passing a book to someone out of frame
ALT Person in an elf costume sitting on a bookshelf in bookstore with windows and other bookshelves behind her
ALT Glass door of the Cambridge University Press Bookshop displaying a sign with Christmas opening hours, reflecting some historic Cambridge scenery
ALT A person holding a book titled "The U.S. Presidency: Power, Responsibility, and Accountability" by E. Thomas Sullivan and Richard W. Painter in front of a bookshelf.
ALT Person holding a book titled "The Cambridge Introduction to Queer and Trans Studies" by Mark Rifkin in front of a bookshelf.
ALT A person holds a book titled "The Desire for Syria in Medieval England" by E.K. Myerson in a bookstore. The cover features an illustration of two medieval figures in front of a castle.
ALT A person holding a book titled "How Fathers Help their Children Develop: Money and Love" by Natasha J. Cabrera and Ronald B. Mincy, in front of a bookshelf.
ALT Laptop open on a table displaying an Cambridge University Press bookshop's website homepage, with a festive Christmas tree illuminated in the background.
ALT A display in a bookshop featuring merchandise related to Jane Austen, including books and illustrated tote bags.
ALT A display of "Pride and Prejudice" book and other books by Jane Austen, arranged on a table with a blurred street scene in the background.
ALT A decorative table setup featuring a blue tote bag with ornate imagery and wording of "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen, illustrated by Hugh Thomson. It is alongside two other canvas bags with an illustration of Jane Austen and scenes from her novels.
ALT Decorative mugs featuring characters from Jane Austen's novels on glass shelves, with books visible in the background.