Did you know that the new Lemony Snicket book is out today?

That it's the first volume in a new series called All The Wrong Questions?

Do you want to click the button below to watch the trailer?

Who is that standing behind you?

These are all the wrong questions...

And don't forget our Lemony Snicket competition ends on October 31 (coincidence? Highly unlikely.).

With the US presidential debates starting a fire or two, we thought this free infographic PDF might come in handy.

Get the inside scoop on the most powerful city on Earth Washington, D.C.: Capital of the Free World; the most powerful city on Earth. No other country, company, or international organization can compare with the reach and wealth of the federal government.

In a presidential election year when economic issues are center stage and the candidates will go head to head in policy debates, there's no better time to discover the ins and outs of how policy is actually made.

We have a soft spot for pop-up books here at The Book Depository. Especially ones that take us on a creative hunt. David Carter is back with a super-cool new book!

"A fish and a teardrop. Five black spots, four blossoms blue, and a T that is white. A heart and an arabesque. A smile, a black Q, and a reflection of you." These are just some of the hundreds of objects readers are invited to find in David Carter's latest art pop-up book, Hide and Seek.

His previous art pop-up titles, One Red Dot, 600 Black Spots, and other bestsellers, have sold hundreds of thousands of copies around the world, asking readers to find a single image hidden within ten pop-up kinetic sculptures.

With Hide and Seek, David has expanded the concept and now includes hundreds of images or words hidden within the pop-up landscapes, inviting readers to explore and discover something new with each visit.

There's a movie of the popular and well-loved book Perks of Being a Wallflower. A sentence that can bring audible groans on well-loved books being movie-ised but this one happens to be written and directed by the books author Stephen Chobsky. So, augurs well we think!

Friday 21st September is the 75th Anniversary of the publication of The Hobbit. Plenty of time to read the book if you haven't already before heading to the flics to see the three (!?) films.

And unfortunately, to answer the C S Lewis immortal question, yes, there are more Elves in it...