It does what the best self-help books rarely manage: it connects the emotional with the existential.
A luminous, heartbreaking, and unforgettable novel about love, ambition, and the stories we tell to survive.
Looking for a mystery that’s playful yet exacting, speculative yet grounded in human observation? This novel is absolutely worth your time.
It’s not a perfect novel, but it is a beautiful one — and absolutely worth reading for anyone who has loved deeply, lost deeply, or wondered how to begin again.
Matt Haig has given us something rare: a novel that’s both profoundly moving and utterly accessible.
It’s one thing for an author to create a successful debut — another entirely to craft a sequel that deepens the world, complicates the heroine, and raises the emotional stakes without sacrificing charm.
Housel proves once again that the most important financial lessons aren’t about numbers — they’re about human nature.
Ovidia Yu delivers flavour, humour, tenderness, and intrigue, making this an irresistible start to a series you’ll eagerly continue.
This is essential reading for anyone interested in the hidden mechanics of authoritarian rule and the ordinary lives that get swallowed by it.
This is historical fiction at its most intimate. The Court Dancer is lush, atmospheric, and heartbreakingly human