With the Great Gtasby movie all over the papers (and readying itself for the big screen), it seems like the right time to go back to source and revisit a range that mixes style with substance. That being F.Scott's Fitzgerald's Penguin Hardback Classics.
One of the most-famous cocktail books of all times – The Savoy Cocktail book – has been given a reissue.
Are you a vintage lover who is living in, or planning a trip to, the capital in the near future? Then you'll need a copy of the new book, The Rough Guide to Vintage London.
If you liked the art of Cool Culinaria, chances are you'll also like what's been served up in this recent book, Classic Dining: Discovering America's Finest Mid-Century Restaurants.
Dr Seuss, aka Theodor Seuss Geisel, wrote his best-loved children's books in the 1950s and 1960s and the style of the 'I like nonsense' print has a design aesthetic to suit that period.
It is not out for some time, but we've spotted Style your modern vintage home: A guide to buying, restoring and styling from 1920s to 1990s by Kate Beavis on pre-order, so we thought it worth mentioning now.
