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A smooth trio, this sculptural expression by Kasper Friis Egelund for Gejst pays homage to the geometry and grandeur of neoclassical architectural forms. The essence of Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana in Rome is captured in microcosm in the 'Arkis' bookend via dramatic columns and arches. The scaling down in size manifests the golden ratio, a mathematical basis for works of art, architecture and music by creators including da Vinci, Le Corbusier, Mondrian and Satie. Introduce the white version of this marble ensemble to your bookshelves for a cool nod to the classical world.

The result of one of many collaborations between Monica Förster and Bosnian brand Zanat, 'Stop Me' is object that beautifully marries functionality with beauty. Carved from black-stained maple wood, the small boulder offers a lasting presence, thanks to a captivating hand-carved cone base and a stitched leather handle. Use as a bookend, doorstop, or simply as a decorative object.

This pair of handcrafted bookends merges organic elements with a clean, modern aesthetic while aptly summarising the whimsical mood of L'Objet's Bambou collection. Each piece depicts a trio of bamboo stalks, fashioned from brass and brushed with 24 carat gold. Presented in a luxury gift box.

A smooth trio, this sculptural expression by Kasper Friis Egelund for Gejst pays homage to the geometry and grandeur of neoclassical architectural forms. The essence of Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana in Rome is captured in microcosm in the 'Arkis' bookend via dramatic columns and arches. The scaling down in size manifests the golden ratio, a mathematical basis for works of art, architecture and music by creators including da Vinci, Le Corbusier, Mondrian and Satie. Introduce the black version of this marble ensemble to your bookshelves for a cool nod to the classical world.

Inspired by Mayan history and architecture, L'Objet's 'Tulum' collection fully embraces the brand's design approach whereby international influences are reinterpreted with a contemporary aesthetic. The 'Cubisme' bookend is a flawless demonstration of this, managing to look at once ancient and modern, with its geometric forms, sharp angles and abstract features. Designed by Elad Yifrach, the bookend is crafted from black-coloured earthenware — a slick addition to any bookshelf.

Sturdy, sculptural and striking, L'Objet's coral bookend is a statement-making piece. Comprising a gold-plated bronze base and a beautifully constructed 'coral' back with extending branches, the item provides a heavy support on which to balance books.

Inspired by Mayan history and architecture, L'Objet's 'Tulum' collection fully embraces the brand's design approach whereby international influences are reinterpreted with a contemporary aesthetic. The 'Cubisme' bookend is a flawless demonstration of this, managing to look at once ancient and modern, with its geometric forms, sharp angles and abstract features. Designed by Elad Yifrach, the bookend is crafted from black- and gold-coloured earthenware — a slick addition to any bookshelf.

Designed by Elisa Ossino for Salvatori, 'Kilos' is a bookend crafted from stunning white Carrara marble. Weighty, geometric and beautifully simple, the bookend is an elegant accompaniment to any shelf.

Designed by Ross Lovegrove, Marsotto Edizioni's 'Plato' bookends are poetic and abstract in equal doses. Carved from white Carrara marble with a smooth matte finish, the bookends present an almost sculptural guise and may be displayed independently, as well as to prop up books.

Sturdy, sculptural and striking, L'Objet's coral bookend is a statement-making piece. Comprising a gold-plated bronze base and a beautifully constructed 'coral' back with extending branches, the item provides a heavy support on which to balance books.

Long a symbol of courage, integrity, perseverance and power, horses have always been an important figure in the mythology and folklore of many cultures. With this in mind, Reflections Copenhagen presents the 'Horse' bookend, an enchanting piece cut from coloured crystal that encapsulates the qualities of courage and triumph most often associated with this majestic animal.

Jane Green, author of the best-sellers Second Chance and Straight Talking, examines friendships and their limits in her highly entertaining novel Bookends.\n\nOn the shelf, but still best friends . . .\n\nCath is scatty, messy and guarded. While Si is impossibly tidy, bitchy and desperate for a man of his own. They are total opposites - but equally unlucky in love. And they've stuck together through thick and thin. Because that's what best friends do.\n\nSo when their beautiful friend Portia - the undisputed queen of their group of friends at university - steps back into their lives, after a ten year gap, her reappearance tests both Cath and Si's friendship to the limit.\n\nWhat does Portia want? Will she be a force for good in their lives, or something darker? And will Cath and Si ever get lucky in love?\n\n'Funny and poignant - you'll devour it in one sitting' Cosmopolitan \n\n'Quick, witty, unputdownable and perfect beach reading' Daily Mirror\n\n'Hugely enjoyable' Daily Express \n\n\nBest selling author Jane Green has captured the imaginations of readers in the UK and the US with her frank and funny approach to those day-to-day issues that affect women everywhere. Other titles also published by Penguin include The Other Woman, Jemima J., Babyville, The Love Verb (published as Promises to Keep in the USA), Girl Friday (Dune Road), Life Swap (Swapping Lives), The Patchwork Marriage (Another Piece of My Heart), Spellbound (To Have and to Hold), The Beach House, and Mr. Maybe.