Books like Girl, Woman, Other, Bernadine Evaristo’s 2019 joint Booker Prize-Winning novel, appeal to all sorts of readers. They are character-driven, experimental blurring the boundaries of conventional literature, they are prize-winning with many receiving critical acclaim but above all, they explore incredibly important and relatable … Read More
Recently a number of astute books like Such a Fun Age have been released, documenting the experience of black millennials navigating predominantly white environments; the microaggressions, petty prejudices and the “white saviour” complex. Therefore it isn’t surprising that readers are searching for more timely books … Read More
Are you looking for your next character-driven novel? Then look no further than this list of books like The Dutch House, Ann Patchett’s 2020 Pulitzer nominated thoughtful, intuitive, compulsive, splendid novel. At the end of the Second World War, Cyril Conroy and his family are … Read More
Are you looking for your next exciting mystery novel? Then look no further than this list of books like The Guest List. A remote setting, a high profile wedding, lots of people forced to spend time together, stranded by a storm, all hiding secrets – … Read More
Looking for more books like The Vanishing Half? Brit Bennett’s second novel has taken the world by storm, reaching number one on the New York Times fiction bestsellers list, it is a book I kept seeing all over social media and one I was looking … Read More
Has the recent Netflix adaptation of Sarah Pinborough’s addictive novel got you on the hunt for more thrilling books like Behind Her Eyes? It isn’t surprising, however, the many plot twists in the novels on this list are! Narrated by two women — Louise, a … Read More
Part fantastical, part existential, part mystery, part true to life – there is something for everyone in books like The Midnight Library! Matt Haig’s 2020 novel expertly explores the nature of life, existence and second chances with his Midnight Library an analogy for some sort … Read More
It is easy to become so engrossed in books like The Secret Life of Bees that you barely come up for air until you’ve reached the very last page. In Sue Monk Kidd’s award-winning coming of age novel, we follow 14-year-old Lily Owens as she … Read More