On the surface, it’s a children’s book about a father preparing to climb Denali, the tallest mountain in North America. But in reality, it goes much deeper, telling a story about adventure, purpose, and the quiet influence of leading by example.

‘50 50: Secrets I Learned Running 50 Marathons in 50 Days’ by Dean Karnazes is an inspiring and energetic account of an extraordinary feat of endurance: running 50 marathons in 50 states over 50 consecutive days.

Close to the Wind: Britain's Greatest Olympic Sailor by Sir Ben Ainslie is a compelling autobiography that delves into the life and career of one of Britain’s most decorated athletes.

Beyond Possible by Nimsdai Purja (aka ‘Nims) is an electrifying memoir that captures the extraordinary feat of summiting the world's 14 highest mountains in less than seven months — an accomplishment that redefined the boundaries of human endurance and resilience.

"Race to the Pole: Conquering Antarctica in the World's Toughest Endurance Race" is a thrilling account of an extraordinary challenge undertaken by double Olympic gold medallist James Cracknell and TV presenter Ben Fogle.

"Running on Empty" by Marshall Ulrich offers an exhilarating and deeply personal glimpse into the mind of an ultramarathon runner, chronicling his astounding run across America.

In 2011, six ex-servicemen embarked on an arduous mission to row across the Atlantic Ocean, an endeavour accomplished by fewer people than those who have summited Everest.

Simon Reeve's "Journeys to Impossible Places" takes us readers on a visceral and captivating tour through some of the most remote and challenging locations on Earth – and it reading it certainly feels like you’re there with him!

‘We Are Explorers’ by Kari Herbert delves into the really captivating stories of fourteen women whose adventurous spirits and curiosity led them to extraordinary discoveries around the world.

"Facing Up: A Remarkable Journey to the Summit of Mount Everest" is an inspiring piece by British adventurer Bear Grylls, that was first published in 2000 and a memoir of Grylls's journey to the summit of Mount Everest at the age of 23.

Roald Amundsen's ‘My Life as an Explorer’ is a staple for any would-be adventurer or explorer, detailing his extraordinary life and unparalleled achievements.

This memoir, published just a year before his mysterious disappearance at the North Pole, is a compelling and intimate glimpse into the highs and lows of Amundsen's stellar career, which surpasses those of his more famous rivals, Ernest Shackleton and Robert Falcon Scott.

A hugely engaging piece of work, Mick, outlines his story from his time in the Royal Marines, the career transition from the military in to becoming a professional Yacht skipper, to how he got started in ocean rowing, and then his preparation for the north pacific route from Japan to San Francisco.

First rowing the Atlantic Ocean in 2001, Mick’s story is funny, intimate, gripping, and a moving account of trying to complete his goal of rowing across the north pacific.