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We have the new edition of 'The Art of Electronics: The x Chapters'! 🤩📖 'The x-Chapters' are thought as the missing pieces of the best-selling 'The Art of Electronics.' You'll find techniques and circuits that aren't available anywhere else. Buy a copy from our bookshop and get a free tote bag! 🙌

Bookshelf with various books, including "The Art of Electronics: The x-Chapters" by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill prominently displayed among others.A tote bag with an image of the 'Art of Electronics' book, hanging on a wooden bookshelf filled with various books. The room has a large window and modern lighting.

From 'The Death of a Salesman' to his short-lived marriage to Marilyn Monroe, you can delve into the life of great American playwright, Arthur Miller through his correspondence with friend Christopher Bigsby. 📚 Pick up 'The Arthur Miller Tapes' by Christopher Bigsby here: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4iyBF3p

Window display of "The Arthur Miller Tapes" at Cambridge University Press Bookshop, featuring multiple copies of the book and a promotional poster.

Our bookshop is hiring! 📚🙌 We're looking for someone to join our team on the weekends. This part-time role is great for bookworms with a customer service background based in Cambridge. Applications close on Sunday 27th September. 🗓️ See the full job description here: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4xUFXql

A person stands smiling outside the Cambridge University Press Bookshop, holding a sign that reads, "We're hiring!" The door is open, revealing shelves of books inside the shop.

Throughout September we have 20% off all our Empower coursebooks for adults and young adults learning English. 🙌 We have workbooks and student books for all levels, from Starter at A1, to Advanced at C1! 📚 Take a look at the full collection here: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4xJC1Jh

A display of Cambridge's "Empower Second Edition" language textbooks arranged on a table. The covers feature vibrant photography, and a "20% off" label is visible. In the background, books and other educational materials are on shelves.

Meet George! 🥰 This gorgeous boy came into our bookshop at the end of the month. He was very well-behaved and well-dressed in his tartan coat so, of course, he has to be our August dog of the month. 🐶

A small white dog wearing a plaid coat is lying on a carpeted floor in a bookshop. In the background, there are shelves filled with books.

It's back to school! 📝🍎 No matter how far along in their reading journey your child is, we have a Cambridge Reading Adventure to match their book band. 📖 And throughout September you can get 20% off all our Cambridge Reading Adventures instore and on our website: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4xg0gO7

This image shows a display of children's books on a shelf. The titles include "My School," "School Lunch," "Late for School," and "Omar's First Day at School." Each book features vibrant illustrations and a "20% off" sticker.

We hope you're all having a lovely bank holiday weekend. ☀️ And if you were looking for a new book to get stuck into this long weekend why not pop into the bookshop?! This bank holiday Monday we will be opening at 11am and closing at 5pm. 🕰️ Happy book-shopping! 📚

An exterior view of the Cambridge University Press Bookshop. The building is brick with two large upper windows, each adorned with flower boxes. A sign with historical details is mounted between the windows. The entrance features white trim and glass doors, with a sandwich board sign on the sidewalk.

What brand new books have we got in the bookshop this week?! 🤩 📖 'Aurangzeb ‘Alamgir and the Mughal Empire' by Munis D. Faruqui 📖 'Our Artificial Future' by David Atkinson 📖 'What is Religion' by Philippe Borgeaud, and translated by Aaron Kachuck 📖 'The Shanghai Agents' by Heather Salter

A hand is holding the book "Aurangzeb 'Alamgir and the Mughal Empire: A History Retold" by Munis D. Faruqui. The book cover features an illustrated portrait and is set against a bookshelf filled with various books.A hand is holding the book "Our Artificial Future: What Generative AI Means for Law and Society" by David Atkinson. The background shows a bookshelf filled with various books.A hand holds a book titled "What is Religion? European Thought from Antiquity to the Present" by Philippe Borgeaud, translated by Aaron Kachuck. The cover features a painting of a contemplative person next to a crescent moon. Bookshelves filled with various books serve as the background.A person is holding a book titled "The Shanghai Agents: The Soviet Plot to Start a Revolution in Interwar China" by Heather Salter. The book cover features vintage photographs and a red star. In the background, there is a bookshelf with various books.

July's bestsellers were... 🤩 -‘Cold War Football’ by Tony Shaw & Alan McDougall -‘Brain Boost’ by Barbara Sahakian & Christelle Langley -‘The Book You Need To Read to Write the Book You Want to Write’ by Sarah Burton & Jem Poster -‘Resilience’ by Steven Southwick, Dennis Charney & Jonathan DePierro

Books displayed on a spiral staircase in a bookshop. Visible titles include "Cold War Football" "Brain Boost," "The Book You Need to Read to Write the Book You Want to Write," and "Resilience: The Science of Mastering Life's Greatest Challenges."

We love the furry friends who come to visit us! 🐶 Here are just a few of our favourites from July that travelled from all around the world to explore our bookshop (and of course, the rest of Cambridge...) 😍

A dog named Bailey lies on a carpet with a relaxed expression. A sign above reads, "July's Dogs of the Month." Bookshelves and shelves with various items are visible in the backgroundA light brown dog with a purple collar is lying on a carpeted floor, playfully looking up. A green leash is attached to the collar. A hand is resting on the dog's side. The text "Plátano" is written on the image.Two fluffy white dogs on leashes are standing on a gray carpet. The dog in the foreground, labeled "Popcorn," has a curious expression. The dog in the background, labeled "Sushi," has a decorative clip on its fur and its tongue out.

We were honoured to have bestselling author @karenstollznow.bsky.social back in our bookshop last week for the launch of her new book, 'Beyond Words! 🙌 She took time to sign copies of her books and speak to each of the guests, answering questions and discussing all the complexities of language. 📖

Karen Stollznow stands in front of a Cambridge University Press window display holding a copy of her book titled "Beyond Words."Karen Stollznow is seated at a desk in a bookshop signing a book. In front of them are multiple copies of three books: "Beyond Words," "Bitch," and "On the Offensive." The backdrop includes shelves with books and tote bags from the Cambridge University Press Bookshop.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the launch of Beyond Words at the Cambridge University Press Bookshop last night. It was wonderful to see so many familiar and new faces, and to share a reading and conversation about language. Thank you for making it such a memorable evening!

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We had a very cute (and unexpected) customer in our bookshop on Monday morning! 🥰 A duckling had lost it's mum and wandered in from the streets of Cambridge. We were able to carefully catch it and keep it sheltered while we called local bird experts, who then took it to safety. 🦆

A person gently holds a small duckling in the foreground, standing in front of a bookshelf filled with various colorful books. The person is wearing a watch and has a lanyard for Cambridge University Press Bookshop.A small duckling stands on a carpeted floor inside a room in a bookshop with wooden shelves lined with books. Near a window, several red scooters are parked outside.A small duckling sits in a cardboard box. The duckling has soft, fluffy feathers with a pattern of yellow and dark brown.

In this week's new books, 'Tempering Power' by Martin Krygier and 'The War against Law' by David Dyzenhaus, we're exploring the rule of law, what it's for and why it matters to all of us in a liberal democracy. 📚⚖️

Books are displayed in a bookshop window, with reflections of bicycles and a stone sidewalk. The prominent titles are "The War Against Law" by David Dyzenhaus and "Tempering Power" by Martin Krygier. Shelves filled with books are visible inside.

We want to say a massive congratulations to two of our wonderful booksellers, Jacob and Kate, who have been working with us alongside their studies and graduated on Thursday with their Master's degrees from University of Cambridge @cam.ac.uk! 🎓📚 We're so proud of all their hard work! ❤️

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If you liked Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' (2026) and have been inspired to delve deep into the world of Ancient Greeks and gods & goddesses, look no further... our Classics collection has everything you could want to read! 🏛️📚🏺 Browse in our bookshop or on our website: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4fvPA70

A bookshelf filled with numerous "Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics" volumes, characterized by their distinct yellow‑green covers. Prominently displayed in front are several books: "The World of Homer" by Michael B. Cosmopoulos, "Why the Ancient Greeks Matter" by Reviel Netz, "The Trojan Horse" by Julia Kindt, and "Athena's Sisters".

It's new publication day! 🤩 We've got some very interesting new books including... 📖 'Governing The Terrain Called Beauty' by @libbyadler.bsky.social 📖 'The Tragedy of Soviet Market Economists' by Tobias Rupprecht 📖 'Hot Spots of Crime' by David Weisburd, Clair Uding, Beidi Dong & Kiseong Kuen

A hand holds a book titled "Governing the Terrain Called Beauty: The Queerness of Political Economy in Cuba and the United States" by Libby Adler. The book cover features a rustic room with a bed, chair, and various decorations. Bookshelves are blurred in the background.A hand holding the book "The Tragedy of Soviet Market Economists: The Failed Quest to Civilise Russia, 1972-2022" by Tobias Rupprecht, in front of a bookshelf filled with various books. The book cover features a photo of a person in formal attire and a Russian fur hat.A hand holds the book "Hot Spots of Crime: Social Structure and Social Context at the Micro Geographic Level" by David Weisburd, Clair V. Doing, Heidi Dong, and Kiseong Kuen. The cover features an image of a row of buildings. Background shows a blurred shelf with various books.