Routledge Books

22/12/2025

Even the brightest minds need time to recharge.

This holiday season, give yourself the gift of rest, and return refreshed for the new year.

21/12/2025

In this article with Psychology Magazine, Sara Mathews shares practical guidance and self-care tips to help you find your own path following grief.

Part of the BPS's 'Ask the experts' series with Routledge.

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20/12/2025

A fresh start begins with the right tools. 🛠️

Our End-of-Year Sale is your chance to save 20% on everything you need to grow, learn, and succeed in 2026. 🌱

Explore our wide range of titles, from philosophy to business, self-help to science, and unlock the knowledge to fuel your journey.

Don’t wait—start the new year stronger!

20/12/2025

Who said history has to be a dry affair?

This book examines the sexually explicit artifacts, games and gestures which underpinned a pervasive erotic culture in Renaissance Italy.

Learning about history doesn't always have to be hard.

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19/12/2025

AI can be both friend and foe to educators.

This book examines the design, implementation, and most importantly, implications of using AI as a tool in higher education.

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19/12/2025

Our social media channels won't be monitored over the holiday season 🌲

We will be back again in January 2026 ⭐

If you need any assistance during this time, please visit our website 👇

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18/12/2025

Out today – ‘Early Years Essentials’ offers a wealth of evidence-based strategies and ideas to enhance the learning and development of young children 🌈

With reflective questions and key takeaways in every chapter, this essential text will support student and practitioner knowledge and understanding of how the EYFS principles can be effectively embedded into best practice 🙌

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18/12/2025

✨ 2025 Wrapped: Celebrating Our Researchers & Authors! ✨

Ready to look back on a year filled with breakthroughs, downloads, collaborations, and publishing wins? This year, our incredible researchers and authors made a measurable impact across the academic world. From major discoveries to small yet mighty milestones, every achievement has shaped the future of research and propelled knowledge forward. To everyone who published with us in 2025: congratulations. We’re honored to amplify your work, support your publishing journey, and champion research that drives real change. Share your biggest win of 2025 below — we’re celebrating all of them. 🎉

17/12/2025

🌱 There are more students with specific learning difficulties entering higher education than ever - yet academic support is often insufficient.

Using accessible and meaningful inclusive techniques, this is a guide to harnessing students' differing cognitive strengths and help them to use them to their own advantage.

With your support, students with neurodiversity can excel in higher education.

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17/12/2025

✨ 2025 Wrapped is here: Celebrating Our Researchers and Authors ✨

Ready to look back on a year filled with breakthroughs, downloads, collaborations and publishing wins?

To everyone who published with us in 2025: congratulations. We're honoured to amplify your work, support your publishing journey and champion research that drives real change.

Share your biggest win of 2025 below - we're celebrating all of them. 🎉

16/12/2025

In this article with Psychology Magazine, Professor Jane Ogden discusses the take home points from her new book 'How to Eat Well at Every Age'.

Part of the British Psychological Society's 'Ask the experts' series with Routledge.

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15/12/2025

Academic writing is like decorating a Christmas tree: Start with the structure, then add the details that make it shine.

This season, let your ideas sparkle.