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Alice is thirty-eight. She has a house, a husband, two teenage children and a part-time job. She thinks she ought to be happy. But she isn't.

Joy Adamson introduced to the world the story of her life alongside Elsa the lioness whom she had rescued as an orphaned cub, and raised until she was old enough to return to the wild.

Provides a deep insight into the unique mind of Daniel Tammet who has Savant Syndrome - a rare form of Asperger's Syndrome, similar to the condition portrayed by Dustin Hoffman in the movie, "Rain

Gwynna had fallen from grace once, bearing a stillborn child out of wedlock. Determined to have a respectable future, she finds a position for herself as a nursemaid at Hungerton House.

As the lead guitarist of Queen, Brian May is one of rock's most recognisable stars.

Where do we come from? Where do we belong? For David and Nathalie, this need to know is more urgent than for most people, because they are adopted.

Lincoln Rhyme, a forensic consultant for the NYPD, and his detective partner, Amelia Sachs, take on a psychotic mastermind who uses data mining, the business of the twenty-first century, not only t

Skeeta Anderson wakes up one Summer morning to find that part of him is gone, something he thought he'd never miss - his bum!

An extraordinary case for Detective-Inspector Napolean Bonaparte opens when a police car is bombed from the air on a lonely outback road by a mysterious pilot who plans to conquer a nation.

At an airfield in Angola, two men board an aircraft; once airborne they kill the pilot and fly to parts unknown.

Calico Road runs through a tiny Lancashire hamlet up on the edge of the moors, miles from anywhere.

An intimate and moving collection of personal stories following an extraordinary group of women - starting with a heartfelt letter from a young woman in 1935, struggling to find her place in the wo

In the attic of 27 Fairview Avenue sits an old captain's sea chest, secured with a large padlock.

Set in 1930's Suffolk, Cassandra and her family live in a crumbling castle. They are poor and eccentric.

In the tradition of Alan Bennet's Talking Heads, Lynne Truss's twelve highly original monologues are about love, romance, friendship and family. Originally recorded for BBC Radio 4.