Books read by David and no other participant
1381 books
- 100 minutes with the Qur'an (Abdur Siddiqui)
- 1776: America and Britain at war (David McCullough)
- 1934 (Alberto Moravia)
- 1984 (George Orwell)
- 2001: a space odyssey (Arthur C Clarke)
- 2010: odyssey two (Arthur C Clarke)
- 2061: odyssey three (Arthur C Clarke)
- 3001: the final odyssey (Arthur C Clarke)
- 4:50 from Paddington (Agatha Christie)
- The ABC murders (Agatha Christie)
- About the size of it (Warwick Cairns)
- The acceptance world (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 3)
- According to Queeney (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Adolf Hitler: my part in his downfall (Spike Milligan, War memoirs, book 1)
- The adventures of Don Quixote (Miguel de Cervantes)
- The adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Mark Twain)
- The adventures of Sally (P G Wodehouse)
- The adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- The adventures of the Christmas pudding (Agatha Christie)
- The adventures of Tom Sawyer (Mark Twain)
- Affliction (Fay Weldon)
- Afternoon men (Anthony Powell)
- Against method (Paul Feyerabend)
- Ah, but your land is beautiful (Alan Paton)
- Air and angels (Susan Hill)
- Alcoholism: the family guide (Samantha Harrington-Lowe)
- The Alexander Technique: the essential writings of F Matthias Alexander, selected and introduced by Edward Maisel (F Matthias Alexander)
- Alias Grace (Margaret Atwood)
- Alice's adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll)
- Allen Carr's easy way to stop smoking (Allen Carr)
- All in one piece (Jill Murphy, The Large family series, book 2)
- All things bright and beautiful (James Herriot)
- All you can eat (Linda McQuaig)
- The alteration (Kingsley Amis)
- The amazing Maurice and his educated rodents (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 28)
- The ambassadors (Henry James)
- America (Franz Kafka)
- The American (Henry James)
- American notes: for general circulation (Charles Dickens)
- The Amis collection: selected non-fiction from 1954 to 1990 (Kingsley Amis)
- The Amityville horror (Jay Anson)
- Ancestral vices (Tom Sharpe)
- And then there were none (Agatha Christie)
- Angela's ashes (Frank McCourt)
- The angels weep (Wilbur Smith, The Ballantyne series, book 3)
- Angry desire (Charlotte Lamb)
- Anna Karenina (Leo Tolstoy)
- Anna of the five towns (Arnold Bennett)
- Anne of Avonlea (Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables series, book 2)
- Anne of the island (Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables series, book 3)
- Anne of Windy Poplars (Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables series, book 4)
- Anne's house of dreams (Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables series, book 5)
- Ann Veronica (H G Wells)
- Any god will do (Richard Condon)
- Appassionata (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 5)
- The apple tree (Daphne du Maurier)
- Applying the dismal science: when economists give advice to governments (edited by Iain McLean and Colin Jennings)
- Appointment in Samarra (John O'Hara)
- Appointment with death (Agatha Christie)
- The aquatic ape (Elaine Morgan)
- Arctic crossing (Jonathan Waterman)
- Armadale (Wilkie Collins)
- Around alone (Emma Richards)
- Arthur Miller from 1915 to 1962 (Christopher Bigsby)
- The art of seeing (Aldous Huxley)
- The art of Unix programming (Eric Steven Raymond)
- The ascent of money (Niall Ferguson)
- As I walked out one midsummer morning (Laurie Lee)
- Asking questions (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 22)
- The Aspern papers (Henry James)
- Assegai (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 13)
- As the twig is bent (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 3)
- At Bertram's Hotel (Agatha Christie)
- At Lady Molly's (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 4)
- Aunts aren't gentlemen (P G Wodehouse)
- The author of Beltraffio (Henry James)
- An autobiography (Agatha Christie)
- The autobiography of Arthur Ransome (Arthur Ransome)
- Avenger (Frederick Forsyth)
- Awaken the giant within (Anthony Robbins)
- An awfully big adventure (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Babylon (Paul Kriwaczek)
- Bachelors anonymous (P G Wodehouse)
- The bad detective (H R F Keating)
- Bad science (Ben Goldacre)
- Barbara: the laughter and tears of a cockney sparrow (Barbara Windsor and Joan Flory)
- Barnaby Rudge (Charles Dickens)
- Basic Christianity (John R W Stott)
- Basil (abridged) (Wilkie Collins)
- Bats fly up for Inspector Ghote (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 9)
- The battle lost and won (Olivia Manning, Fortunes of war series, Levant trilogy, book 2)
- Beasts in my belfry (Gerald Durrell)
- The Beaufort sisters (Jon Cleary)
- Become a key person of influence (Daniel Priestley)
- Before I go to sleep (S J Watson)
- Beginnings and blueprints (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 11)
- Being happy (Andrew Matthews)
- Being Jewish (Ari L Goldman)
- Bella (Jilly Cooper)
- Berlin game (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- The best advice I ever got on marriage: transforming insights from respected husbands and wives (compiled by Jim Daly)
- The best of Betjeman (selected by John Guest) (John Betjeman)
- The betrayal (L P Hartley)
- Beyond the funny tree (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 29)
- The Bible Jesus read (abridged) (Philip Yancey)
- The Big Four (Agatha Christie)
- The big six (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 9)
- Billion-dollar brain (Len Deighton)
- Billy Bunter comes for Christmas (Frank Richards)
- Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School (Frank Richards)
- Billy Bunter's bodyguard (Frank Richards)
- Billy Bunter's double (Frank Richards)
- Biographer's moustache (Kingsley Amis)
- Birds, beasts, and relatives (Gerald Durrell, Corfu trilogy, book 2)
- The birds and other stories (Daphne du Maurier)
- The birds fall down (Rebecca West)
- Birds of prey (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 9)
- The birthday boys (Beryl Bainbridge)
- A bit of singing and dancing (Susan Hill)
- The black arrow (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- The black swan (Nassim N Taleb)
- The black tulip (Alexandre Dumas)
- Black Venus (Angela Carter)
- Bleak House (Charles Dickens)
- Bleak spring (Jon Cleary, Scobie Malone books, book 10)
- The blind assassin (Margaret Atwood)
- The blind watchmaker (Richard Dawkins)
- Bloodlines (Lee Lamothe)
- Blott on the landscape (Tom Sharpe)
- Blue at the mizzen (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 20)
- Bluebeard's egg (Margaret Atwood)
- Blue horizon (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 11)
- Bodily harm (Margaret Atwood)
- The body in the billiard room (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 16)
- The body in the library (Agatha Christie)
- Bomber (Len Deighton)
- Books do furnish a room (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 10)
- The bottle factory outing (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Braille music: an international survey (John Henry)
- Braille music primer (David Bray)
- The braille shorthand system (1959 revision)
- Breaking and entering (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 24)
- Breaking dawn (Stephenie Meyer, Twilight series, book 4)
- Bribery, corruption also (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 23)
- The brickfield (L P Hartley)
- The bride of Lammermoor (Walter Scott)
- The bride said no (Charlotte Lamb)
- Brief cognitive behaviour therapy (Berni Curwen, Stephen Palmer, and Peter Ruddell)
- A briefer history of time (Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow)
- A brief history of time (Stephen Hawking)
- Brighton rock (Graham Greene)
- Brilliant CV (Jim Bright)
- Brilliant job hunting (Angela Fagan)
- Brilliant retirement (Nic Peeling)
- The British Empire (Lawrence James)
- British Rail from 1974 to 1997 (Terry Gourvish)
- Britten (Christopher Headington)
- The Brothers Karamazov (Fyodor Dostoevsky)
- Building the lives we want (National Federation of the Blind)
- Bunter does his best (Frank Richards)
- The burning shore (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 4)
- A burnt-out case (Graham Greene)
- Burton (Penny Junor)
- Busman's honeymoon (Dorothy L Sayers)
- Buttered side down (Faith Addis)
- A buyer's market (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 2)
- Buyology (Martin Lindstrom)
- By the pricking of my thumbs (Agatha Christie)
- Candide (François Marie Arouet de Voltaire)
- A candle for Saint Jude (Rumer Godden)
- Can you tell what it is yet? (Rolf Harris)
- The captain and the enemy (Graham Greene)
- Captain Singleton (Daniel Defoe)
- The captive (Marcel Proust, Remembrance of things past)
- The car, the sled, and the butch wax (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 24)
- The card (Arnold Bennett)
- Cards on the table (Agatha Christie)
- Care and feeding of the long white cane (Thomas Bickford)
- A Caribbean mystery (Agatha Christie)
- The carpet people (Terry Pratchett)
- Carry on, Jeeves (P G Wodehouse)
- Casanova's Chinese restaurant (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 5)
- The casebook of Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Casino Royale (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 1)
- Cat among the pigeons (Agatha Christie)
- Catch me a colobus (Gerald Durrell)
- Catriona (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Cat's eye (Margaret Atwood)
- Catwatching (Desmond Morris)
- Celebrate (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 28)
- Chance acquaintances (Colette)
- A changed man (Thomas Hardy)
- Character parts (John Mortimer)
- Charity (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- Charles (Penny Junor)
- Charles: victim or villain (Penny Junor)
- Cheating death (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 20)
- The children of Hurin (J R R Tolkien)
- Chocky (John Wyndham)
- Christmas stories (Charles Dickens)
- Cider with Rosie (Laurie Lee)
- Circle of fate (Charlotte Lamb)
- The cities of the plain (Marcel Proust, Remembrance of things past)
- The city of fading light (Jon Cleary)
- City of gold (Len Deighton)
- Clarissa (Samuel Richardson)
- Clarissa Oakes (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 15)
- Classics of the macabre (Daphne du Maurier)
- The class struggle in the ancient Greek world: from the archaic age to the Arab conquests (Geoffrey Ernest Maurice de Sainte Croix)
- Claudius the god (Robert Graves)
- Clayhanger (Arnold Bennett)
- A clergyman's daughter (George Orwell)
- Clinging to the wreckage (John Mortimer)
- The clocks (Agatha Christie)
- The cloning of Joanna May (Fay Weldon)
- Close quarters (William Golding)
- Close up (Len Deighton)
- Clouds of witness (Dorothy L Sayers)
- The code of the Woosters and other stories (P G Wodehouse)
- Collected essays (Graham Greene)
- Collected poems (John Betjeman)
- Collected short stories (D H Lawrence)
- Collected short stories (Kingsley Amis)
- Collected short stories (Patrick O'Brian)
- The collected stories of Colette (Colette)
- A collection of letters (Jane Austen)
- The colour of magic (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 1)
- The coming of the Third Reich (Richard J Evans)
- Coming up for air (George Orwell)
- The commodore (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 17)
- The Common years (Jilly Cooper)
- Community care practice and the law (Michael Mandelstam)
- The compass rose (Ursula K Le Guin)
- The complete guide to sexual fulfillment (Nitya Lacroix)
- The complete operas of Mozart: a critical guide (Charles Osborne)
- The complete operas of Wagner: a critical guide (Charles Osborne)
- The complete Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Complete short stories (H G Wells)
- Conan the defender (Robert Jordan, The Conan chronicles, book 2)
- Conan the invincible (Robert Jordan, The Conan chronicles, book 1)
- Conan the unconquered (Robert Jordan, The Conan chronicles, book 3)
- The condition of the working class in England (Friedrich Engels)
- Conductors in conversation (edited by Robert Chesterman)
- A Connecticut yankee in King Arthur's court (Mark Twain)
- The constant gardener (John Le Carre)
- Cooking with a microwave: 101 essential tips (Sarah Brown)
- Cooking without (Barbara Cousins)
- Coot club (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 5)
- Coromandel sea change (Rumer Godden)
- Corridors of death (Ruth Dudley Edwards)
- The count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas)
- Cousin Rosamund (Rebecca West, Aubrey trilogy, book 3)
- Cradle (Arthur C Clarke and Gentry Lee)
- Creative piano and keyboard playing, improvising, and composing (Colin Aston)
- Crime and punishment (Fyodor Dostoevsky)
- The crime of the century (Kingsley Amis)
- Crime waves 1: the annual anthology of the Crime Writers Association (edited by H R F Keating)
- Crooked house (Agatha Christie)
- Cry, the beloved country (Alan Paton)
- The crystal prison (Robin Jarvis, Deptford mice trilogy, book 2)
- Cry wolf (Wilbur Smith)
- The curious case of Benjamin Button and other stories (F Scott Fitzgerald)
- The curious incident of the dog in the night-time (Mark Haddon)
- Curtain (Agatha Christie)
- CV and interview handbook (Sue Tumelty)
- Daddy, we hardly knew you (Germaine Greer)
- Daisy Miller (Henry James)
- Dancing girls and other stories (Margaret Atwood)
- The danger tree (Olivia Manning, Fortunes of war series, Levant trilogy, book 1)
- Darcy's utopia (Fay Weldon)
- Dark music (Charlotte Lamb)
- Darkness of the heart (Charlotte Lamb)
- The dark of the sun (Wilbur Smith)
- The dark Side of the sun (Terry Pratchett)
- Dark summer (Jon Cleary, Scobie Malone books, book 9)
- Darling ma: letters to her mother, 1932 to 1944 (Joyce Grenfell)
- Das Boot (Lothar-Günther Buchheim)
- David Copperfield (Charles Dickens)
- The day of the Jackal (Frederick Forsyth)
- The day of the triffids (John Wyndham)
- Dead babies (Martin Amis)
- Dead famous (Ben Elton)
- Dead man's folly (Agatha Christie)
- Dead on time (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 17)
- Dead secret (Wilkie Collins)
- Death comes as the end (Agatha Christie)
- Death in the afternoon (Ernest Hemingway)
- Death in the clouds (Agatha Christie)
- Death on the Nile (Agatha Christie)
- The deceiver (Frederick Forsyth)
- Declarations of war (Len Deighton)
- Decline and fall (Evelyn Waugh)
- Delta of Venus (Anais Nin)
- Desolation Island (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 5)
- Despair (Vladimir Nabokov)
- Desperate remedies (Thomas Hardy)
- Destination unknown (Agatha Christie)
- The devil's alternative (Frederick Forsyth)
- A devil's chaplain (Richard Dawkins)
- Diabetes: the essential guide (Sue Marshall)
- The diamond hunters (Wilbur Smith)
- Diamonds are forever (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 4)
- Diary (Samuel Pepys)
- Dictionary of braille music signs (Bettye Krolick)
- The diddakoi (Rumer Godden)
- Difficulties with girls (Kingsley Amis)
- Diggers (Terry Pratchett, Nome trilogy, book 2)
- Dirk Gently's holistic detective agency (Douglas Adams, Dirk Gently's holistic detective agency, book 1)
- The discourses (edited with an introduction by Bernard Crick using the translation of Leslie J Walker with revisions by Brian Richardson) (Niccolo Machiavelli)
- Discovering life on earth (David Attenborough)
- Do butlers burgle banks? (P G Wodehouse)
- Documents in the case (Dorothy L Sayers)
- The dogs of war (Frederick Forsyth)
- The doll's house (Rumer Godden)
- Dombey and Son (Charles Dickens)
- Don't die young: an anatomist's guide to your organs and your health (Alice Roberts)
- The double tongue (William Golding)
- The doves of Venus (Olivia Manning)
- Down among the women (Fay Weldon)
- Down and out in Paris and London (George Orwell)
- Dracula (Bram Stoker)
- Dracula's guest (Bram Stoker)
- Drake's voyages (Kenneth R Andrews)
- Dr Ali's nutrition bible (Mosaraf Ali)
- The dressmaker (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Dr Fischer of Geneva (Graham Greene)
- Dr No (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 6)
- The Drones omnibus (P G Wodehouse)
- Duck and the diesel engine (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 13)
- Dumb witness (Agatha Christie)
- Duo (Colette)
- Eagle in the sky (Wilbur Smith)
- The easy sin (Jon Cleary, Scobie Malone books, book 19)
- Eats, shoots and leaves (Lynne Truss)
- Eat that frog (Brian Tracy)
- Echo of passion (Charlotte Lamb)
- Eclipse (Stephenie Meyer, Twilight series, book 3)
- The edible woman (Margaret Atwood)
- Effective time management (John Adair)
- Einstein's monsters (Martin Amis)
- The elements of style (William Strunk)
- Elephants can remember (Agatha Christie)
- Elephant song (Wilbur Smith)
- Emily (Jilly Cooper)
- Emma (Jane Austen)
- Emma and I (Sheila Hocken)
- Emotional alchemy (Tara Bennett-Goleman)
- The enchanted castle (E Nesbit)
- Ending up (Kingsley Amis)
- Endless night (Agatha Christie)
- The end of the affair (Graham Greene)
- Endpeace (Jon Cleary, Scobie Malone books, book 13)
- English journey (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Enough (John Naish)
- An episode of sparrows (Rumer Godden)
- An equal music (Vikram Seth)
- Equal rites (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 3)
- Eric (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 9)
- Erotic tales (Alberto Moravia)
- The essential James Joyce (James Joyce)
- Eugenie Grandet (Honore de Balzac)
- The Europeans (Henry James)
- Eustace and Hilda (L P Hartley, Eustace and Hilda trilogy, book 3)
- Every living thing (James Herriot)
- Every man for himself (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Eve spoke (Philip Lieberman)
- Evil under the sun (Agatha Christie)
- An expensive place to die (Len Deighton)
- Experience (Martin Amis)
- The explicit gospel (Jared C Wilson, Matt Chandler with Jared C Wilson)
- The explicit gospel (Matt Chandler, Matt Chandler with Jared C Wilson)
- The exploits of Brigadier Gerard (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- The eye (Vladimir Nabokov)
- Eye and brain: the psychology of seeing (Richard L Gregory)
- The eye of the tiger (Wilbur Smith)
- The eye of the world (Robert Jordan)
- Fairy tales (Hans Christian Anderson)
- Fairy tales (Oscar Wilde)
- Faith (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- A falcon flies (Wilbur Smith, The Ballantyne series, book 1)
- The fallen leaves (Wilkie Collins)
- Family (Susan Hill)
- A farewell to arms (Ernest Hemingway)
- Far from the madding crowd (Thomas Hardy)
- The far side of the world (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 10)
- The farthest shore (Ursula K Le Guin, Earthsea books, book 3)
- The fat woman's joke (Fay Weldon)
- Faust (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
- Feet of clay (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 19)
- Female friends (Fay Weldon)
- A few quick ones (P G Wodehouse)
- Fiesta (Ernest Hemingway)
- Fighter (Len Deighton)
- Fillets of plaice (Gerald Durrell)
- Finding God in "The shack" (Randal Rauser)
- Fire down below (William Golding)
- First things first (Stephen R Covey, A Roger Merrill, and Rebecca R Merrill)
- The fist of god (Frederick Forsyth)
- Five little pigs (Agatha Christie)
- Five minute's peace (Jill Murphy, The Large family series, book 1)
- The five red herrings (Dorothy L Sayers)
- Five short stories (abridged) (Anton Chekhov)
- Flaubert: a life (Geoffrey Wall)
- The flight of the falcon (Daphne du Maurier)
- The folks that live on the hill (Kingsley Amis)
- For men only (Shaunti and Jeff Feldhahn)
- For men only (Shaunti Feldhahn, Shaunti and Jeff Feldhahn)
- The fortune of war (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 6)
- Forward and away (Elisabeth Walker)
- For whom the bell tolls (Ernest Hemingway)
- For women only (Shaunti Feldhahn)
- For your eyes only (includes "From a view to a kill", "For your eyes only", "Quantum of solace", "Risico", and "The Hildebrand rarity") (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 8)
- The fountain overflows (Rebecca West, Aubrey trilogy, book 1)
- The fountains of paradise (Arthur C Clarke)
- The four of us (Elisabeth Beresford)
- The fourth protocol (Frederick Forsyth)
- Frankenstein (Mary Shelley)
- Free as in freedom: Richard Stallman's crusade for free software (Sam Williams)
- Freedom (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 30)
- The freedom bell (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 2)
- Freedom is (Brandon Bays)
- French leave (P G Wodehouse)
- Frenchman's creek (Daphne du Maurier)
- A friend of the family (Lisa Jewell)
- Friends and heroes (Olivia Manning, Fortunes of war series, Balkan trilogy, book 3)
- From Russia with love (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 5)
- Frozen assets (P G Wodehouse)
- Full moon (P G Wodehouse)
- Funeral in Berlin (Len Deighton)
- The gap into conflict: the real story (Stephen Donaldson, The gap cycle, book 1)
- The gap into madness: chaos and order (Stephen Donaldson, The gap cycle, book 4)
- The gap into power: a dark and hungry god arises (Stephen Donaldson, The gap cycle, book 3)
- The gap into ruin: this day all gods die (Stephen Donaldson, The gap cycle, book 5)
- The gap into vision: forbidden knowledge (Stephen Donaldson, The gap cycle, book 2)
- The garden of Rama (Arthur C Clarke and Gentry Lee)
- The garden of the gods (Gerald Durrell, Corfu trilogy, book 3)
- Gentleman and ladies (Susan Hill)
- A gentleman of leisure (P G Wodehouse)
- Getting to know the general (Graham Greene)
- Ghost stories (abridged by the BBC) (H G Wells)
- Ghost stories (compiled by Susan Hill)
- Ghost stories (M R James)
- Ghost stories of an antiquary (M R James)
- Girl, 20 (Kingsley Amis)
- The girl in blue (P G Wodehouse)
- Girl meets girl: a dating survival guide (Diana Cage)
- The glass-blowers (Daphne du Maurier)
- The go-between (L P Hartley)
- The god delusion (Richard Dawkins)
- Going postal (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 33)
- Golden bats and pink pigeons (Gerald Durrell)
- The golden bowl (Henry James)
- The golden fleece (Robert Graves)
- Golden fox (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 8)
- Golden lads (Daphne du Maurier)
- Goldfinger (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 7)
- Gold mine (Wilbur Smith)
- The golf omnibus (P G Wodehouse)
- The good and beautiful God (James Bryan Smith)
- Goodbye Mickey Mouse (Len Deighton)
- Goodbye to all that (Robert Graves)
- The good detective (H R F Keating)
- The good hair guide (Vanessa Bailey)
- Good news for a change: hope for a troubled planet (David Suzuki and Holly Dressel)
- Go west, Inspector Ghote (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 13)
- The Grand Babylon hotel (Arnold Bennett)
- Grantchester grind (Tom Sharpe, Porterhouse blue series, book 2)
- The grapes of wrath (John Steinbeck)
- Gray pancakes and gold horses (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 14)
- The great divorce (C S Lewis)
- Great expectations (Charles Dickens)
- The great fortune (Olivia Manning, Fortunes of war series, Balkan trilogy, book 1)
- Great law and order stories (edited by John Mortimer)
- Great northern? (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 12)
- The great pursuit (Tom Sharpe)
- The great short novels of Henry James (volume 1) (includes "Madame de Mauves", "Daisy Miller", "An international episode", "The siege of London", and "Lady Barbarina") (Henry James)
- The great short novels of Henry James (volume 3) (includes "The turn of the screw" and "The beast in the jungle") (Henry James)
- Green behind the ears (Faith Addis)
- The greengage summer (Rumer Godden)
- The green man (Kingsley Amis)
- A group of noble dames (Thomas Hardy)
- Growing pains (Daphne du Maurier)
- Growing rich (Fay Weldon)
- Guards! Guards! (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 8)
- The guest of honour (Irving Wallace)
- A guide through the theory of knowledge (Adam Morton)
- A guide to braille music notation (second edition, edited and updated by John Busbridge) (Edward Watson)
- Gulliver's travels (Jonathan Swift)
- Hallowe'en party (Agatha Christie)
- The hammer of god (Arthur C Clarke)
- Handel (Christopher Hogwood)
- The handmaid's tale (Margaret Atwood)
- Hangman's holiday (Dorothy L Sayers)
- Hard times (Charles Dickens)
- A hard time to be a father (Fay Weldon)
- Harriet (Jilly Cooper)
- Harriet said (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Have his carcase (Dorothy L Sayers)
- Hearing God (Dallas Willard)
- Heart and science (Wilkie Collins)
- The hearts and lives of men (Fay Weldon)
- Heavy weather (P G Wodehouse)
- Helen with the high hand (Arnold Bennett)
- The Hellenistic world from Alexander to the Roman conquest: a selection of ancient sources in translation (edited by M M Austin)
- Hercule Poirot's Christmas (Agatha Christie)
- Heroes and villains (Angela Carter)
- Hickory dickory dock (Agatha Christie)
- The Highland widow and other stories (Walter Scott)
- High road to China (Jon Cleary)
- Hilda Lessways (Arnold Bennett)
- The history of England (Jane Austen)
- The history of Mr Polly (H G Wells)
- HMS Surprise (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 3)
- Hogfather (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 20)
- The Hollow (Agatha Christie)
- Hollywood divorces (Jackie Collins)
- Hollywood wives (Jackie Collins)
- Holy Bible (Authorized version)
- Holy Bible (New English Translation)
- Holy Bible (New English version)
- The honorary consul (Graham Greene)
- The honourable schoolboy (John Le Carre)
- Hope (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- The horse and his boy (C S Lewis, The chronicles of Narnia, book 5)
- Horse under water (Len Deighton)
- Hot blood (Charlotte Lamb)
- Hot surrender (Charlotte Lamb)
- The hot topic: how to tackle global warming and still keep the lights on (Gabrielle Walker and David King)
- Hound of death (Agatha Christie)
- The hound of the Baskervilles (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- The house of the dead (Fyodor Dostoevsky)
- The house on the strand (Daphne du Maurier)
- A house with four rooms (Rumer Godden)
- How far can you go? (David Lodge)
- How to be an adult in relationships (David Richo)
- How to conquer arthritis (Vernon Coleman)
- How to enjoy opera (Charles Osborne)
- How to get what you want (Nina Grunfeld)
- How to mend your broken heart (Paul McKenna and Hugh Willbourn)
- How to pass exams: a parent's guide (David Lambourne)
- How to read braille music: an introduction (Bettye Krolick)
- How to read the financial pages (Michael Brett)
- How to shoot an Amateur Naturalist (Gerald Durrell)
- The human factor (Graham Greene)
- Human movement explained (Kim Jones and Karen Barker)
- The Hundred Days (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 19)
- Hungry as the sea (Wilbur Smith)
- Hungry Hill (Daphne du Maurier)
- I, Claudius (Robert Graves)
- I am David (Anne Holm)
- I can feel blue on Monday (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 19)
- I can't stay long (Laurie Lee)
- The iciest sin (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 18)
- Icon (Frederick Forsyth)
- The ideal fitness programme for the mind (Jack Black)
- The idiot (Fyodor Dostoevsky)
- I like it here (abridged) (Kingsley Amis)
- The Illearth war (Stephen Donaldson, The chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the unbeliever, book 2)
- I'll never be young again (Daphne du Maurier)
- Imagine (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 27)
- Imogen (Jilly Cooper)
- Imperial Palace (Arnold Bennett)
- I'm the king of the castle (Susan Hill)
- In broken images (Robert Graves)
- In character (John Mortimer)
- Indecent exposure (Tom Sharpe, South Africa series, book 2)
- Indirect procedures: a musician's guide to the Alexander Technique (Pedro de Alcantara)
- An infinity of mirrors (Richard Condon)
- The information: a novel (Martin Amis)
- The inheritors (William Golding)
- The inner game of music (Barry Green, Barry Green with Timothy Gallwey)
- The inner game of music (Timothy Gallwey, Barry Green with Timothy Gallwey)
- In pleasant places (Joyce Grenfell)
- Inspector Ghote breaks an egg (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 6)
- Inspector Ghote draws a line (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 11)
- Inspector Ghote goes by train (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 7)
- Inspector Ghote hunts the Peacock (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 4)
- Inspector Ghote plays a joker (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 5)
- Inspector Ghote trusts the heart (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 8)
- Instant guitar! (Pat Conway)
- Interesting times (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 17)
- Interlunar (Margaret Atwood)
- Interview with the vampire (Anne Rice, The vampire chronicles, book 1)
- In the beginning (Virginia Hamilton)
- In the springtime of the year (Susan Hill)
- In the still of the night (Charlotte Lamb)
- In this house of Brede (Rumer Godden)
- The intimate adventures of a London call girl (Belle de Jour)
- Into the heart of Borneo (Redmond O'Hanlon)
- Introduction to human resource management (Donald Currie)
- An introduction to music for the blind student: a course in braille music reading (Richard Taesch)
- An introduction to phonetics and phonology (John Clark and Colin Yallop)
- In trouble again (Redmond O'Hanlon)
- An invisible friendship (Joyce Grenfell and Katherine Moore)
- The invisible man (H G Wells)
- The Ionian mission (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 8)
- The Ipcress file (Len Deighton)
- Islam and the destiny of man (Charles Le Gai Eaton)
- The island of the colour-blind and cycad island (Oliver Sacks)
- Islands in the stream (Ernest Hemingway)
- Island zoo (Gerald Durrell)
- It ends with magic: a Milligan family history (Spike Milligan)
- It's better than work (Faith Addis)
- It shouldn't happen to a vet (James Herriot)
- Ivanhoe (Walter Scott)
- I want it now (Kingsley Amis)
- Jamaica Inn (Daphne du Maurier)
- James Herriot's cat stories (James Herriot)
- James Herriot's favourite dog stories (James Herriot)
- James Herriot's Yorkshire (James Herriot)
- James Herriot's Yorkshire stories (James Herriot)
- Jeeves and the feudal spirit (BBC radio dramatization) (P G Wodehouse)
- Jeeves takes charge and other stories (P G Wodehouse)
- Jesus the man: new interpretation from the Dead Sea scrolls (Barbara Thiering)
- John Maynard Keynes: life, ideas, legacy (Mark Blaug)
- Johnny and the bomb (Terry Pratchett, Johnny Maxwell trilogy, book 3)
- Johnny and the dead (Terry Pratchett, Johnny Maxwell trilogy, book 2)
- The journal of Beatrix Potter from 1881 to 1897 (Beatrix Potter)
- The journal of Edwin Carp (abridged) (Richard Hadyn)
- The journey (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 5)
- Journey to Rome (Alberto Moravia)
- Joyce Grenfell requests the pleasure (Joyce Grenfell)
- Joy in the morning (P G Wodehouse)
- Jude the obscure (Thomas Hardy)
- Julie de Carneilhan (Colette)
- Julius (Daphne du Maurier)
- Jump! (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 9)
- The juniper tree (abridged by the BBC) (Barbara Comyns)
- Kangaroo (D H Lawrence)
- Keep the aspidistra flying (George Orwell)
- Key to Grade Three Braille (L W Rodenberg)
- Kidnapped (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- The kindly ones (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 6)
- The king's general (Daphne du Maurier)
- Kipps (H G Wells)
- The kite runner (Khaled Hosseini)
- Knowing God (J I Packer)
- Kontakion for you departed (Alan Paton)
- The kraken wakes (John Wyndham)
- Labours of Hercules (Agatha Christie)
- La cousine Bette (Honore de Balzac)
- Mrs Craggs (H R F Keating)
- Lady oracle (Margaret Atwood)
- Lady Susan (Jane Austen)
- Lady Windermere's fan (Oscar Wilde)
- The last battle (C S Lewis, The chronicles of Narnia, book 7)
- The last continent (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 22)
- The last hero: a Discworld fable (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 27)
- The last noo-noo (Jill Murphy)
- The last word and other stories (Graham Greene)
- The lathe of heaven (Ursula K Le Guin)
- Leader of the band (Fay Weldon)
- Leadership from the inside out (Kevin Cashman)
- Lectures on Russian literature (Vladimir Nabokov)
- The leopard hunts in darkness (Wilbur Smith, The Ballantyne series, book 4)
- Lesley Castle (Jane Austen)
- Les Misérables (Victor Hugo)
- The lessons of the earth (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 26)
- Le Toutounier (Colette)
- The letter of marque (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 12)
- The letters of Jane Austen (abridged) (Jane Austen)
- Life, the universe, and everything (Douglas Adams, The hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy, book 3)
- The life and loves of a she-devil (Fay Weldon)
- Life before man (Margaret Atwood)
- Life force (Fay Weldon)
- Life in cold blood (David Attenborough)
- The life of birds (David Attenborough)
- The life of Napoleon Bonaparte (Walter Scott)
- Life on air (David Attenborough)
- Life on earth (David Attenborough)
- The light fantastic (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 2)
- Like cats and dogs (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 12)
- The lion, the witch, and the wardrobe (C S Lewis, The chronicles of Narnia, book 1)
- Lisa and co (Jilly Cooper)
- The Listerdale mystery (Agatha Christie)
- Little birds (Anais Nin)
- Little Dorrit (Charles Dickens)
- The little drummer girl (John Le Carre)
- The little old engine (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 14)
- Live and let die (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 2)
- The lives of the kings and queens of England (Antonia Fraser)
- The living planet (David Attenborough)
- The logic of life (Tim Harford)
- London Fields (Martin Amis)
- London match (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- The long dark tea-time of the soul (Douglas Adams, Dirk Gently's holistic detective agency, book 2)
- Lord Edgware dies (Agatha Christie)
- Lord Emsworth acts for the best (P G Wodehouse)
- Lord Foul's bane (Stephen Donaldson, The chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the unbeliever, book 1)
- The Lord God made them all (James Herriot)
- Lord of the flies (William Golding)
- Lord Peter views the body (Dorothy L Sayers)
- Lords and ladies (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 14)
- Lords of the sea (John R Hale)
- Loser takes all (Graham Greene)
- Losing my virginity (Richard Branson)
- The lost girl (D H Lawrence)
- The lost world (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Love and friendship (Jane Austen)
- Love and Louis XIV: the women in the life of the Sun King (Antonia Fraser)
- Love in the dark (Charlotte Lamb)
- Lovers and players (Jackie Collins)
- The loving spirit (Daphne du Maurier)
- The luck of the Bodkins (P G Wodehouse)
- Lucky Jim (Kingsley Amis)
- The M3GAN files (Silas Brown)
- Madame Bovary (Gustave Flaubert)
- The madwoman's underclothes (Germaine Greer)
- The magical worlds of Harry Potter (David Colbert)
- The magic apple tree (Susan Hill)
- The magician's nephew (C S Lewis, The chronicles of Narnia, book 6)
- The magician who kept a pub (Dorothy Edwards)
- The magic toyshop (Angela Carter)
- The magic world (E Nesbit)
- Making hay (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 4)
- Malafrena (Ursula K Le Guin)
- Mamista (Len Deighton)
- The management guide to communicating (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to delegating (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to making time (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to motivating (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to negotiating (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to planning (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to running meetings (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to solving problems (Kate Keenan)
- The management guide to understanding behaviour (Kate Keenan)
- The Manchurian candidate (Richard Condon)
- Man hunt (Charlotte Lamb)
- The man in the brown suit (Agatha Christie)
- The man in the iron mask (Alexandre Dumas)
- Man Monkton and other stories (Wilkie Collins)
- Man's estate (Jon Cleary)
- Mansfield Park (Jane Austen)
- Man's world (Charlotte Lamb)
- Manual of braille music notation (translated by O L Maslova) (Gleb A Smirnov)
- The man upstairs and other stories (P G Wodehouse)
- The man who made husbands jealous (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 4)
- The man within (Graham Greene)
- The man with the golden gun (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 13)
- The man with two left feet (P G Wodehouse)
- Marguerite de Valois (Alexandre Dumas)
- Martin Chuzzlewit (Charles Dickens)
- Mary Anne (Daphne du Maurier)
- Maskerade (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 18)
- Mask of the Andes (Jon Cleary)
- Master and commander (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 1)
- Master Georgie (Beryl Bainbridge)
- The master of Ballantrae (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- The matador of the five towns (Arnold Bennett)
- The mating season (P G Wodehouse)
- The Mauritius command (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 4)
- The mayor of Casterbridge (Thomas Hardy)
- May we borrow your husband? and other stories (Graham Greene)
- The meaning of the glorious Quran (Mohammed Marmaduke Pickthall)
- The melancholy hussar and other stories (Thomas Hardy)
- Memoirs (Kingsley Amis)
- Memoirs of a woman of pleasure (John Cleland)
- Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Men at arms (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 15)
- Men of men (Wilbur Smith, The Ballantyne series, book 2)
- Mere Christianity (C S Lewis)
- Mexico set (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- The midden (Tom Sharpe)
- Midnight tales (Bram Stoker)
- The Midwich cuckoos (John Wyndham)
- The military philosophers (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 9)
- Mindfulness (Mark Williams and Danny Penman)
- The mirror crack'd from side to side (Agatha Christie)
- Mirrors in mind (Richard L Gregory)
- The misadventures of John Nicholson (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Missee Lee (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 10)
- Miss Marple's final cases (Agatha Christie)
- Mr Barrett's secret and other stories (Kingsley Amis)
- Mr Britling sees it through (H G Wells)
- The mist in the mirror (Susan Hill)
- Mrs de Winter (Susan Hill)
- Mrs McGinty's dead (Agatha Christie)
- Mrs Pepperpot's first omnibus (Alf Proysen)
- Moby Dick (Herman Melville)
- Moll Flanders (Daniel Defoe)
- A moment of war (Laurie Lee)
- Money (Martin Amis)
- Monica's story (Andrew Morton)
- Monsieur Pamplemousse (Michael Bond, Monsieur Pamplemousse series, book 1)
- Monsieur Pamplemousse aloft (Michael Bond, Monsieur Pamplemousse series, book 5)
- Monsieur Pamplemousse and the secret mission (Michael Bond, Monsieur Pamplemousse series, book 2)
- Monsieur Pamplemousse investigates (Michael Bond, Monsieur Pamplemousse series, book 6)
- Monsieur Pamplemousse on the spot (Michael Bond, Monsieur Pamplemousse series, book 3)
- Monsieur Pamplemousse takes the cure (Michael Bond, Monsieur Pamplemousse series, book 4)
- Monsignor Quixote (Graham Greene)
- Monsoon (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 10)
- Monstrous regiment (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 31)
- Monty: his part in my victory (Spike Milligan, War memoirs, book 3)
- Moon bells and other poems (Ted Hughes)
- Moon over Minneapolis (or "Why she couldn't stay") (Fay Weldon)
- Moonraker (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 3)
- The moonstone (Wilkie Collins)
- Moon whales (Ted Hughes)
- More about Paddington (Michael Bond, Paddington Bear series, book 2)
- More rivals of Sherlock Holmes (edited by Hugh Greene)
- Mornings in Mexico (D H Lawrence)
- The moronic inferno and other visits to America (Martin Amis)
- Mort (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 4)
- Mostly harmless (Douglas Adams, The hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy, book 5)
- A mouse called Wolf (Dick King-Smith)
- The moving finger (Agatha Christie)
- Moving pictures (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 10)
- A moving target (William Golding)
- Mozart's letters, Mozart's life: selected letters (edited and newly translated by Robert Spaethling) (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
- Much obliged, Jeeves (P G Wodehouse)
- Mum and Mr Armitage (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Murder at the vicarage (Agatha Christie)
- Murder in Mesopotamia (Agatha Christie)
- Murder in the cathedral (T S Eliot)
- Murder in the dark (Margaret Atwood)
- Murder in the mews (Agatha Christie)
- A murder is announced (Agatha Christie)
- Murder is easy (Agatha Christie)
- Murder must advertise (Dorothy L Sayers)
- The murder of Roger Ackroyd (Agatha Christie)
- The murder of the Maharajah (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 12)
- Murder on the links (Agatha Christie)
- Murder on the Orient Express (Agatha Christie)
- Music notation for people with a severe visual impairment: a discussion document (Adam Ockelford)
- Mussolini: his part in my downfall (Spike Milligan, War memoirs, book 4)
- Mutiny on the Bounty (dramatization) (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- My autobiography (as told to Franz Endler) (Herbert von Karajan)
- My cousin Rachel (Daphne du Maurier)
- My family and other animals (Gerald Durrell, Corfu trilogy, book 1)
- My naughty little sister (Dorothy Edwards)
- My naughty little sister's friends (Dorothy Edwards)
- My own trumpet (Adrian Boult)
- The mysterious affair at Styles (Agatha Christie)
- The mysterious Mr Quin (Agatha Christie)
- The mystery of Edwin Drood (Charles Dickens)
- The mystery of the Blue Train (Agatha Christie)
- The naive and sentimental lover (John Le Carre)
- Navigator: men's development workbook (James Traeger, Jenny Daisley, and Liz Willis)
- The negotiator (Frederick Forsyth)
- Nemesis (Agatha Christie)
- Never look back (Cecil Lewis)
- New international manual of braille music notation (compiled by Bettye Krolick)
- New moon (Stephenie Meyer, Twilight series, book 2)
- The new Oxford book of light verse (edited by Kingsley Amis)
- Nice work (David Lodge)
- Nicholas Nickleby (Charles Dickens)
- Nights at the circus (Angela Carter)
- Night watch (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 29)
- No comebacks and other stories (Frederick Forsyth)
- No name (Wilkie Collins)
- N or M? (Agatha Christie)
- Northanger Abbey (Jane Austen)
- Not after midnight and other stories (Daphne du Maurier)
- Nothing serious (P G Wodehouse)
- No thoroughfare and other stories (Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins)
- Not much of a muchness (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 23)
- Notre-Dame of Paris (Victor Hugo)
- Number 10 (Sue Townsend)
- The nutmeg of consolation (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 14)
- O, how the wheel becomes it! (Anthony Powell)
- Octavia (Jilly Cooper)
- Octopussy (includes "Octopussy", "The living daylights", and "The property of a lady") (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 14)
- The Odessa file (Frederick Forsyth)
- Of mice and men (John Steinbeck)
- Oh, wow! (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 18)
- The old curiosity shop (Charles Dickens)
- The old devils (Kingsley Amis)
- Old dogs and new tricks (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 10)
- Old Goriot (Honore de Balzac)
- The old man and the sea (Ernest Hemingway)
- Old Mortality (Walter Scott)
- The old reliable (P G Wodehouse)
- The old wives' tale (Arnold Bennett)
- Oliver the Western engine (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 24)
- Oliver Twist (Charles Dickens)
- On and off the record: a memoir of Walter Legge (Elisabeth Schwarzkopf)
- One, two, buckle my shoe (Agatha Christie)
- One fat Englishman (Kingsley Amis)
- One-hit wonder (Lisa Jewell)
- One of your own (Carol Ann Lee)
- The One Tree (Stephen Donaldson, The second chronicles of Thomas Covenant, book 2)
- On her majesty's secret service (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 11)
- The operas of Verdi volume 1 (from Oberto to Rigoletto) (Julian Budden)
- The operas of Verdi volume 2 (from Il trovatore to La forza del destino) (Julian Budden)
- The orchestra speaks (Bernard Shore)
- Ordeal by innocence (Agatha Christie)
- The origin of species (Charles Darwin)
- Oryx and Crake (Margaret Atwood)
- Other people (Martin Amis)
- Our man in Havana (Graham Greene)
- Our mutual friend (Charles Dickens)
- Our spoons came from Woolworths (Barbara Comyns)
- Out of the shelter (David Lodge)
- Out of the silent planet (C S Lewis, Space trilogy, book 1)
- Outside the gates of the world (Thomas Hardy)
- Paddington abroad (Michael Bond, Paddington Bear series, book 4)
- Paddington at large (Michael Bond, Paddington Bear series, book 5)
- Paddington helps out (Michael Bond, Paddington Bear series, book 3)
- Paddington on top (Michael Bond, Paddington Bear series, book 12)
- Paddington takes the air (Michael Bond, Paddington Bear series, book 9)
- Paddington takes the test (Michael Bond, Paddington Bear series, book 14)
- A pair of blue eyes (Thomas Hardy)
- The Pale Horse (Agatha Christie)
- Pamela (Samuel Richardson)
- Pandora (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 7)
- The paper men (William Golding)
- Paradise news (David Lodge)
- Paradise postponed (John Mortimer)
- The parasites (Daphne du Maurier)
- Parker Pyne investigates (Agatha Christie)
- Passenger to Frankfurt (Agatha Christie)
- A passion for God: the spiritual journey of A W Tozer (Lyle Dorsett)
- The peacock spring (Rumer Godden)
- Pearls, girls, and Monty Bodkin (P G Wodehouse)
- A pelican at Blandings (P G Wodehouse)
- Pemberley (Emma Tennant)
- The Penguin book of modern women's short stories (edited by Susan Hill)
- People (edited by Susan Hill)
- Perelandra: a novel (C S Lewis, Space trilogy, book 2)
- The perfect murder (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 1)
- A perfect spy (John Le Carre)
- Persuasion (Jane Austen)
- Peter Duck (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 3)
- Peter Pan (J M Barrie)
- Peter Pan in scarlet (Geraldine McCaughrean)
- Peter Pears: a biography (Christopher Headington)
- The phantom of Manhattan (Frederick Forsyth)
- The phoenix and the carpet (E Nesbit, Psammead series, book 2)
- The Pickwick papers (Charles Dickens)
- The picnic and suchlike pandemonium (Gerald Durrell)
- The Picts and the martyrs (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 11)
- The picture of Dorian Gray (Oscar Wilde)
- A piece of cake (Jill Murphy, The Large family series, book 3)
- Pigeon post (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 6)
- The pilgrims regress (C S Lewis)
- The pill: an essential guide (Jo Johnson)
- Pincher Martin (William Golding)
- Pippa passes (Rumer Godden)
- Planet Earth: the latest weapon of war (Rosalie Bertell)
- The play room (Olivia Manning)
- The plumed serpent (D H Lawrence)
- A pocket full of rye (Agatha Christie)
- Poems and shorter writings (edited by Richard Ellmann, A Walton Litz, and John Whittier-Ferguson) (James Joyce)
- Poirot investigates (Agatha Christie)
- Poirot's early cases (Agatha Christie)
- Polaris and other stories (Fay Weldon)
- Polo (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 3)
- Pompeii (abridged) (Robert Harris)
- Poor-bashing: the politics of exclusion (Jean Swanson)
- Poor Clare (L P Hartley)
- Poor Miss Finch (Wilkie Collins)
- Popcorn (Ben Elton)
- Porterhouse blue (Tom Sharpe, Porterhouse blue series, book 1)
- Portrait of a lady (Henry James)
- Post captain (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 2)
- Postern of fate (Agatha Christie)
- Postscript to Clarissa (Samuel Richardson)
- The power and the glory (Graham Greene)
- The power of beauty (Nancy Friday)
- Power of the sword (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 5)
- The power that preserves (Stephen Donaldson, The chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the unbeliever, book 3)
- Praxis (Fay Weldon)
- The president's child (Fay Weldon)
- A presumption of death (Jill Patton Walsh and Dorothy L Sayers)
- The pretty lady (Arnold Bennett)
- Pride and prejudice (Jane Austen)
- Pride's harvest (Jon Cleary, Scobie Malone books, book 8)
- The prince and the pauper (Mark Twain)
- Prince Caspian (C S Lewis, The chronicles of Narnia, book 2)
- Prizzi's glory (Richard Condon)
- The problem of pain (C S Lewis)
- Problems at Pollensa Bay and other stories (Agatha Christie)
- Programming from the ground up (Jonathan Bartlett)
- Prudence (Jilly Cooper)
- Psychology for AS level (Michael W Eysenck and Cara Flanagan)
- Puckoon (abridged) (Spike Milligan)
- Puffball (Fay Weldon)
- The pupil (Henry James)
- Pygmalion: a romance in five acts (George Bernard Shaw)
- The pyramid (William Golding)
- Pyramids (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 7)
- Q's legacy (Helene Hanff)
- The queen and I (Sue Townsend)
- Queen Camilla (Sue Townsend)
- Quentin Durward (Walter Scott)
- The quest (Wilbur Smith, The Egyptian series, book 4)
- A question of upbringing (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 1)
- The quiet American (Graham Greene)
- A quiet life (Beryl Bainbridge)
- A quiet night in (Jill Murphy, The Large family series, book 4)
- The Rachel papers (Martin Amis)
- Rage (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 6)
- The railway children (E Nesbit)
- The rainbow (D H Lawrence)
- The rain forest (Olivia Manning)
- Rama II (Arthur C Clarke and Gentry Lee)
- Rama revealed (Arthur C Clarke and Gentry Lee)
- Ransom (Jon Cleary, Scobie Malone books, book 3)
- Reaching for the top in the land down under (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 20)
- Real marriage (Mark and Grace Driscoll)
- Real marriage (Mark Driscoll, Mark and Grace Driscoll)
- Reaper man (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 11)
- Rebecca (Daphne du Maurier)
- Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin)
- Rebecca West (Fay Weldon)
- Redgauntlet (Walter Scott)
- Reflecting the flame (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 17)
- Reflections (Graham Greene)
- The religious experience of mankind (Ninian Smart)
- A remarkable case of burglary (H R F Keating)
- Remember me (Fay Weldon)
- Remember to feed the kittens (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 16)
- The rendezvous and other stories (Daphne du Maurier)
- Rendezvous with Rama (Arthur C Clarke)
- Resolving everyday conflict (Ken Sande and Kevin Johnson)
- The restaurant at the end of the universe (Douglas Adams, The hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy, book 2)
- Retreat from love (Colette)
- The return of Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- The return of the native (Thomas Hardy)
- The return of the soldier (Rebecca West)
- The Reverberator (abridged by the BBC) (Henry James)
- The reverse of the medal (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 11)
- Riceyman steps (Arnold Bennett)
- Richter 10 (Arthur C Clarke and Mike McQuay)
- Riders (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 1)
- Right ho, Jeeves (P G Wodehouse)
- The ring (F A Emery)
- Ring for Jeeves (P G Wodehouse)
- Riotous assembly (Tom Sharpe, South Africa series, book 1)
- Rites of passage (William Golding)
- Rivals (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 2)
- The rivals of Sherlock Holmes (edited by Hugh Greene)
- The river (Rumer Godden)
- River god (Wilbur Smith, The Egyptian series, book 1)
- The Riverside Villas murder (Kingsley Amis)
- The road to Wigan pier (George Orwell)
- The robber bride (Margaret Atwood)
- Robinson Crusoe (Daniel Defoe)
- Rob Roy (Walter Scott)
- Roderick Hudson (Henry James)
- Rodney Stone (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Rogue state (William Blum)
- The life and crimes of Agatha Christie (Charles Osborne)
- "Rommel?" "Gunner who?" (Spike Milligan, War memoirs, book 2)
- Roots (Alex Haley)
- Rosy is my relative (Gerald Durrell)
- Round the fire stories (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Rubicon (Tom Holland)
- Rule Britannia (Daphne du Maurier)
- The rules of life (Fay Weldon)
- Rumpole (John Mortimer)
- Rumpole a la carte (John Mortimer)
- Rumpole and the golden thread (John Mortimer)
- Rumpole of the Bailey (John Mortimer)
- Rumpole on trial (John Mortimer)
- The Russian girl (Kingsley Amis)
- RYA Start powerboating (G48/06) (Jon Mendez)
- RYA Start sailing (beginner's handbook) (G3/02) (Steve Sleight)
- Sacred marriage (Gary Thomas)
- Sad cypress (Agatha Christie)
- Safari (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 21)
- Sagittarius rising (Cecil Lewis)
- Saint Ives (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Sanditon (Jane Austen)
- The scapegoat (Daphne du Maurier)
- Schrodinger's kittens and the search for reality (John Gribbin)
- Score! (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 6)
- The scorpion god (William Golding)
- The Screwtape letters (C S Lewis)
- Secret adversary (Agatha Christie)
- The secret life of Bletchley Park (Sinclair McKay)
- The secret of Chimneys (Agatha Christie)
- Secret water (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 8)
- See it my way (Peter White)
- Selected poems (selected and edited by Peter Butter) (William Blake)
- Selected short stories (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- The selfish gene (Richard Dawkins)
- A sense of reality and other stories (Graham Greene)
- Sentimental education (Gustave Flaubert)
- The Seven Dials mystery (Agatha Christie)
- The seven habits of highly effective people (Stephen R Covey)
- The seventh scroll (Wilbur Smith, The Egyptian series, book 2)
- Sex, gender, and society (Ann Oakley)
- Sex and destiny (Germaine Greer)
- Sex and other changes (David Nobbs)
- Sexually transmitted infections: the essential guide (Nicolette Heaton-Harris)
- The shack (William P Young)
- The shepherd (Frederick Forsyth)
- The sheriff of Bombay (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 14)
- Short stories (volumes 1 and 2) (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Shout at the devil (Wilbur Smith)
- The shrapnel academy (Fay Weldon)
- The shrimp and the anemone (L P Hartley, Eustace and Hilda trilogy, book 1)
- The signalman and other ghost stories (Charles Dickens)
- The sign of four (abridged by the BBC) (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- The silent thief (Frances Budden, Karine Bohme with Frances Budden)
- The silent thief (Karine Bohme, Karine Bohme with Frances Budden)
- The silver chair (C S Lewis, The chronicles of Narnia, book 4)
- Sir Nigel (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- The Sittaford mystery (Agatha Christie)
- The sixth heaven (L P Hartley, Eustace and Hilda trilogy, book 2)
- The skin chairs (abridged by the BBC) (Barbara Comyns)
- Sleeping murder (Agatha Christie)
- Sleeping partners (Charlotte Lamb)
- Small gods (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 13)
- A small town in Germany (John Le Carre)
- Small world (David Lodge)
- Smiley's people (John Le Carre)
- The snows of Kilimanjaro and other stories (Ernest Hemingway)
- The soldier's art (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 8)
- So long, and thanks for all the fish (Douglas Adams, The hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy, book 4)
- Something fresh (P G Wodehouse)
- The songs of distant Earth (Arthur C Clarke)
- The sorrows of young Werther (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
- A sort of life (Graham Greene)
- Soul music (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 16)
- A sound of lightning (Jon Cleary)
- The sound of music (Maria von Trapp)
- Sound of thunder (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 2)
- The sound of trumpets (John Mortimer)
- Sourcery (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 5)
- Sparkling cyanide (Agatha Christie)
- A sparrow falls (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 3)
- Spendsmart (Jay Hunt and Benjamin Fry)
- Splitting (Fay Weldon)
- The spoilt city (Olivia Manning, Fortunes of war series, Balkan trilogy, book 2)
- Spy hook (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- Spy line (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- Spy sinker (Len Deighton, Bernard Samson books)
- Spy story (Len Deighton)
- The spy who came in from the cold (John Le Carre)
- SS-GB (Len Deighton)
- Standing on one foot (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 6)
- Stanley and the women (Kingsley Amis)
- The stationary ark (Gerald Durrell)
- Stephen Hero (James Joyce)
- Stepney the Bluebell engine (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 18)
- Stiff upper lip, Jeeves (P G Wodehouse)
- Stories for Christmas (Alf Proysen)
- Story of a friendship: the letters of Dmitry Shostakovich to Isaak Glikman from 1941 to 1975 with a commentary by Isaak Glikman (translated by Anthony Phillips) (Dmitri Shostakovich)
- The story of my life (Helen Keller)
- The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (dramatization) (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Strata (Terry Pratchett)
- The strong man (H R F Keating)
- Strong poison (Dorothy L Sayers)
- A study in scarlet (abridged by the BBC) (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Success (Martin Amis)
- A suitable boy (Vikram Seth)
- Summer lightning (P G Wodehouse)
- Summer moonshine (P G Wodehouse)
- The summer of a dormouse (John Mortimer)
- Summer's lease (John Mortimer)
- Summit (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 22)
- Summoned by bells (John Betjeman)
- The sum of things (Olivia Manning, Fortunes of war series, Levant trilogy, book 3)
- The sunbird (Wilbur Smith)
- The sundowners (Jon Cleary)
- Sunset at Blandings (P G Wodehouse)
- Surfacing (Margaret Atwood)
- The surgeon's mate (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 7)
- Surprised by joy (C S Lewis)
- Swallowdale (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 2)
- The sweet cheat gone (Marcel Proust, Remembrance of things past)
- Sweet William (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Take a girl like you (Kingsley Amis)
- Taken at the flood (Agatha Christie)
- Taking God at his word (Kevin DeYoung)
- Taking the biscuit (Faith Addis)
- A tale of two cities (Charles Dickens)
- Tales from planet Earth (Arthur C Clarke)
- Tales of a grandfather (abridged) (Walter Scott)
- Tales of the uncanny and supernatural (abridged by the BBC) (Algernon Blackwood)
- The talking parcel (Gerald Durrell)
- Talk to the hand (Lynne Truss)
- Tank engine Thomas again (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 4)
- Tapping the charcoal (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 9)
- Teacher (Helen Keller)
- Tehanu (Ursula K Le Guin, Earthsea books, book 4)
- Temporary kings (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 11)
- The tenth man (Graham Greene)
- Tess of the d'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy)
- Testimony (Dmitri Shostakovich)
- Thames: sacred river (Peter Ackroyd)
- That hideous strength (C S Lewis, Space trilogy, book 3)
- That uncertain feeling (Kingsley Amis)
- That woman (Helga Moray)
- These twain (Arnold Bennett)
- They came to Baghdad (Agatha Christie)
- They do it with mirrors (Agatha Christie)
- Thief of time (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 26)
- Third girl (Agatha Christie)
- The thirteen-gun salute (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 13)
- Thirteen problems (Agatha Christie)
- Thirty-nothing (Lisa Jewell)
- This is sailing (fourth edition, edited by Jim Saltonstall)
- This momentary marriage (John Piper)
- This real night (Rebecca West, Aubrey trilogy, book 2)
- Thomas the tank engine (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 2)
- Thornfield Hall (Emma Tennant)
- Those in peril (Wilbur Smith)
- Thoughts on conducting (Adrian Boult)
- Thou shalt not kill (short stories by John Mortimer and others)
- Three act tragedy (Arthur C Clarke)
- The three musketeers (Alexandre Dumas)
- The three railway engines (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 1)
- Three singles to adventure (Gerald Durrell)
- The three sisters (Jane Austen)
- Threshold (Ursula K Le Guin)
- Thrill (Jackie Collins)
- Through the looking glass (Lewis Carroll)
- The throwback (Tom Sharpe)
- Thud! (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 34)
- Thunderball (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 9)
- Thursday's children (Rumer Godden)
- The tiger who came to tea (Judith Kerr)
- The time machine (H G Wells)
- Time regained (Marcel Proust, Remembrance of things past)
- Time's arrow (Martin Amis)
- A time to dance, no time to weep (Rumer Godden)
- A time to die (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 7)
- Time to think (Nancy Kline)
- Tinker, tailor, soldier, spy (John Le Carre)
- Tired but wired (Nerina Ramlakhan)
- 'Tis: a memoir (Frank McCourt)
- Titmuss regained (John Mortimer)
- Toby the tram engine (Wilbert Awdry, Railway series, book 7)
- To have and have not (Ernest Hemingway)
- Tom Brown's school days (Thomas Hughes)
- The tombs of Atuan (Ursula K Le Guin, Earthsea books, book 2)
- Tono-Bungay (H G Wells)
- Too late the phalarope (Alan Paton)
- Toothpaste and railroad tracks (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 8)
- To reach for the stars (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 25)
- To touch the untouchable dream (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 15)
- Towards the mountain (Alan Paton)
- Towards zero (Agatha Christie)
- Train your mind, change your brain (Sharon Begley)
- A tramp abroad (Mark Twain)
- The travels (translated by Ronald E Latham) (Marco Polo)
- Travels with a donkey in the Cevennes (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Travels with my aunt (Graham Greene)
- Treason's harbour (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 9)
- Treasons of the heart (Charlotte Lamb)
- Treasure Island (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- The trigger (Arthur C Clarke and M Kube-McDowell)
- The triumph of the sun (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 12)
- The trouble with physics (Lee Smolin)
- Truckers (Terry Pratchett, Nome trilogy, book 1)
- True at first light (Ernest Hemingway)
- True north (George Erickson)
- The trumpet major (Thomas Hardy)
- The truth (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 25)
- The turnaround (abridged by the BBC) (Vladimir Volkoff)
- The turn of the screw (Henry James)
- Twice brightly (Harry Secombe)
- Twilight (Stephenie Meyer, Twilight series, book 1)
- Twinkle, twinkle, little spy (Len Deighton)
- Two in the bush (Gerald Durrell)
- Two on a tower: a romance (Thomas Hardy)
- Two women (Alberto Moravia)
- Ulysses (James Joyce)
- Uncle Bernac (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- Uncollected stories (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- The uncommercial traveller and reprinted pieces (Charles Dickens)
- Under a monsoon cloud (H R F Keating, Inspector Ghote series, book 15)
- Underfoot in show business (Helene Hanff)
- The underside (H R F Keating)
- Understanding the law (Geoffrey Rivlin)
- Under the greenwood tree (Thomas Hardy)
- Under the hammer (John Mortimer)
- Unintended consequences: the lie that killed millions and accelerated climate change (George Erickson)
- The unknown shore (Patrick O'Brian)
- Up all night (Rachel Bussel and Stacy Bias)
- The valiant chatti-maker (Rumer Godden)
- The valley of bones (Anthony Powell, A dance to the music of time, book 7)
- Valuing Wall Street (Stephen Wright and Andrew Smithers)
- The vampire Lestat (Anne Rice, The vampire chronicles, book 2)
- Vanishing Cornwall (Daphne du Maurier)
- Very good, Jeeves (P G Wodehouse)
- A very long way from anywhere else (Ursula K Le Guin)
- Vet in a spin (James Herriot)
- The vet's daughter (Barbara Comyns)
- Vets might fly (James Herriot)
- Vintage stuff (Tom Sharpe)
- Violent ward (Len Deighton)
- Voices from the sky (Arthur C Clarke)
- The voyage of Argo (translated by E V Rieu) ) (Apollonius)
- The voyage of the Dawn Treader (C S Lewis, The chronicles of Narnia, book 3)
- Walking alone and marching together: a history of the organized blind movement in the United States from 1940 to 1990 (Floyd Matson)
- Wall-to-wall thanksgiving (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 13)
- War and peace (Leo Tolstoy)
- Warlock (Wilbur Smith, The Egyptian series, book 3)
- A warning to the curious (M R James)
- The war of the worlds (H G Wells)
- Warsaw 1920 (Adam Zamoyski)
- Washington Square (Henry James)
- Watching me, watching you (Fay Weldon)
- The Watsons (Jane Austen)
- Watson's apology (Beryl Bainbridge)
- The wave (Morton Rhue)
- Wayward girls and wicked women (edited by Angela Carter)
- We are all guilty (Kingsley Amis)
- Weather (John Farrand)
- Web style guide (fourth edition) (Patrick J Lynch and Sarah Horton)
- We didn't mean to go to sea (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 7)
- The wee free men (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 30)
- Welsh Fargo (abridged by the BBC) (Harry Secombe)
- Wessex tales (Thomas Hardy)
- What color is the sun (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 1)
- Whatever next! (Jill Murphy)
- What I love about cricket (Sandy Balfour)
- What is a mind? - an integrative introduction to the philosophy of mind (Suzanne Cunningham)
- What Katy did (Susan Coolidge, book 1)
- What Katy did at school (Susan Coolidge, book 2)
- What Katy did next (Susan Coolidge, book 3)
- What's so amazing about grace (Philip Yancey)
- W H Auden (Charles Osborne)
- When my naughty little sister was good (Dorothy Edwards)
- When the blizzard blows (National Federation of the Blind, Kernel books, book 7)
- When the lion feeds (Wilbur Smith, The Courtney series, book 1)
- Where have all the bullets gone? (Spike Milligan, War memoirs, book 5)
- Where there's a will (John Mortimer)
- The White Company (Arthur Conan Doyle)
- White gold wielder (Stephen Donaldson, The second chronicles of Thomas Covenant, book 3)
- The white peacock (D H Lawrence)
- Whom God hath joined (Arnold Bennett)
- Who runs Britain (Robert Peston)
- Who's been sleeping in my bed (Charlotte Lamb)
- Why didn't they ask Evans? (Agatha Christie)
- Wicked! (Jilly Cooper, The Rutshire chronicles, book 8)
- Wilderness tips (Margaret Atwood)
- Wild justice (Wilbur Smith)
- The will and the way (L P Hartley)
- Wilt (Tom Sharpe, Wilt series, book 1)
- The Wilt alternative (Tom Sharpe, Wilt series, book 2)
- Wilt in nowhere (Tom Sharpe, Wilt series, book 4)
- Wilt on high (Tom Sharpe, Wilt series, book 3)
- The wind from the Sun (Arthur C Clarke)
- The winding stair (Daphne du Maurier)
- The wine-dark sea (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 16)
- Wings (Terry Pratchett, Nome trilogy, book 3)
- The wings of the dove (Henry James)
- Win or die! (Rolf Harris)
- Winter (Len Deighton)
- Winter chill (Jon Cleary, Scobie Malone books, book 12)
- Winter garden (Beryl Bainbridge)
- Winter holiday (Arthur Ransome, Swallows and Amazons series, book 4)
- Winter kills (Richard Condon)
- Wise children (Angela Carter)
- Witches abroad (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 12)
- Within a budding grove (Marcel Proust, Remembrance of things past)
- A wizard of Earthsea (Ursula K Le Guin, Earthsea books, book 1)
- The woman in black (Susan Hill)
- The woman in white (Wilkie Collins)
- Woman with violin (Ida Haendel)
- The wombles (Elisabeth Beresford)
- Women in love (D H Lawrence)
- The woodlanders (Thomas Hardy)
- Words of wisdom: selected quotes from his holiness the Dalai Lama (compiled by Margaret Gee) (Dalai Lama)
- The works of Jane Austen: Volume 6: Minor works (Jane Austen)
- The world of Mr Mulliner (P G Wodehouse)
- The world of Psmith (P G Wodehouse)
- World religious reader (edited by Gwilym Beckerlegge)
- World's greatest trials (Tim Healy)
- The worst children's jobs in history (Tony Robinson)
- Worst fears (Fay Weldon)
- The wounded land (Stephen Donaldson, The second chronicles of Thomas Covenant, book 1)
- Wyrd sisters (Terry Pratchett, Discworld series, book 6)
- XPD (Len Deighton)
- The year of the cornflake (Faith Addis)
- The yellow admiral (Patrick O'Brian, The Aubrey and Maturin series, book 18)
- Yesterday's spy (Len Deighton)
- You can't do both (Kingsley Amis)
- Young Adolf (Beryl Bainbridge)
- You only live twice (Ian Fleming, James Bond books, book 12)
- Your inner fish (Neil Shubin)
- Yours, etcetera: letters to the press (Graham Greene)
- Yours Plum: letters of P G Wodehouse (P G Wodehouse)
- A zoo in my luggage (Gerald Durrell)
- Zoo quest in Paraguay (David Attenborough)
- Zoo quest to Madagascar (David Attenborough)