ALT A poem. Dont Go Into TheLibrary by Alberto Rios The library is dangerous Don't go in. If you do You know what will happen. It's like a pet store or a bakery- Every single time you'll come out of there Holding something in your arms. Those novels with their big eyes. And those no-nonsense, all muscle Greyhounds and Dobermans, All non-fiction and business, Cuddly when they're young, But then the first page is turned. The doughnut scent of it all, knowledge, The aroma of coffee being made In all those books, something for everyone, The deli offerings of civilization itself. The library is the book of books, Its concrete and wood and glass covers Keeping within them the very big, Very long story of everything. The library is dangerous, full Of answers. If you go inside, You may not come out The same person who went in.

ALT A bronze Bengal cat sits on a chair covered with a brown blanket. A pile of books teeter on a table behind her. She is wearing an expressing which shows no remorse for having taken the seat from her human.

ALT 9 book covers on a green gingham background. The books are: Mary Berry’s 100 Cakes and Bakes Feast and How to Eat by Nigella Lawson The Apple Tart of Hope by Sarah Moore Fitzgerald With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo The Sweet Roasting Tin by Rukmini Iyer The Great British Bake Off Book of Baking by Linda Collister Bloom by Kevin Panetta and Savanna Ganucheau BBC Good Food Magazine

ALT A sleeping cat next to a copy of The Sleeping and The Dead by Ann Cleeves.

ALT A stony path runs through grass and heather alongside a riverbed to the left. The path leads the eye towards a large and foreboding mountain in the distance, its peak shrouded in cloud.

ALT A brown Bengal cat curled up on a lap, pictured next to a hand holding a book, ‘Everyone Here Is Lying’ by Shari Lapena.