Books like All The Light We Cannot See have an astounding ability to touch your heart even if historical fiction isn’t a genre you are normally fond of. Set during the heart-rending devastation of World War II the novel centres around a blind French girl … Read More
Are you on the hunt for more books like The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides? The Virgin Suicides is a peculiar novel that explores the lives of the conservative Lisbon family, from the perspective of a group of boys who live nearby. Over the period … Read More
Whether you like to admit it or not, there is a certain grotesque fascination which draws us to books depicting particularly horrifying subject matter, which is what makes books like Fight Club so popular. Perhaps it is the shock factor or merely a quest to … Read More
The Road follows a father and son who have been travelling a path, a path they must continue upon but have no idea where it leads, in the midst of a barren world torn apart. There are distinct themes of isolation coupled with companionship, and … Read More
The Maze Runner has become almost as iconic as The Hunger Games in YA fiction. Thomas Dylan’s attempts to escape a dangerous maze whilst trying to recover his memory, is an addictive adrenaline rush. Because of its popularity, many readers have been on the hunt … Read More
Books like Me Before You remind us that love can bloom in unexpected places; in unexpected situations with unexpected people – and sometimes fate decides if it’s meant to be. Me Before You by Jo Jo Moyes is one of those delightful books that concentrates … Read More
Paula Hawkins’ 2015 psychological thriller sold massively well leaving many people looking for more books like The Girl on the Train. The novel follows the couple Megan and Scott, who live along a train line, unknowingly being watched every morning by Rachel on her commute … Read More
Many readers find themselves searching for books like The Little Prince because some stories remain favourites long after childhood, revealing new meanings and renewing enjoyment after every read well into our adult lives. For many, that story is Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s 1943 spiritual novella The … Read More