Growing up in a working-class neighbourhood of 1950s Naples, Elena and Lila form an intense, complicated friendship shaped by ambition, rivalry and their desire for a different future. As their lives unfold against the backdrop of a changing Italy, their relationship becomes a portrait of female friendship, class, education and the social expectations placed on women.

In 1829, Agnes Magnúsdóttir is sentenced to death for her involvement in the murder of two men in northern Iceland. Sent to live with a farming family while awaiting execution, Agnes gradually reveals her version of events, raising questions about guilt, justice and truth. Based on real events, this atmospheric historical novel explores isolation, prejudice and the complexities of human nature.

Set in the aftermath of American slavery, Sethe is a formerly enslaved woman haunted by the horrors of her past and the death of her infant daughter. When a mysterious young woman appears, long-buried memories resurface, forcing Sethe to confront unimaginable trauma. A haunting, Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about motherhood, freedom, memory and the enduring legacy of slavery.

Set in 1970s India during a period of political upheaval, four strangers from vastly different backgrounds find themselves sharing a small flat. As their lives become increasingly intertwined, unexpected friendships emerge amid poverty, caste discrimination and political oppression. A devastating yet deeply humane novel about resilience, dignity and the fragile balance between hope and despair.

Linda is doing her best to live an ordinary life, but she harbours a rather unusual secret: she is sexually attracted to aeroplanes and dreams of marrying one by dying in a plane crash. When an opportunity arises to fulfil her unconventional romantic destiny, she must decide between normality and desire in this darkly funny, wonderfully strange novel.

Over the course of a single day, six astronauts aboard the International Space Station orbit Earth sixteen times, observing its extraordinary beauty from above. As they witness vast landscapes, changing weather and the fragility of life below, their thoughts turn to home, loss and humanity’s place in the universe. A contemplative novel about our relationship with the planet.

In 1865, Tomas and his ten-year-old son Liam are mapping the Irish landscape in the aftermath of the Great Hunger. Determined to preserve a record of the devastation, Tomas finds his work disrupted by a mysterious encounter that changes everything. Set against Ireland’s turbulent history, this sweeping novel explores family, grief, survival and the enduring relationship between land and memory.

Piranesi lives alone in a mysterious, labyrinthine House filled with endless halls, towering statues and rising tides. His days are spent documenting its wonders, with only a strange figure known as the Other for company. But when mysterious messages begin to appear, Piranesi starts questioning everything he knows about his world, uncovering secrets that threaten his understanding of reality.

Two sisters, separated by fate in eighteenth-century Ghana. One is married to a British slave trader, the other sold into slavery. Spanning seven generations, their descendants’ stories unfold across Africa and America, tracing the enduring consequences of slavery, colonialism and displacement. A sweeping, deeply moving novel about family, identity and the legacy of history.

Seven years after becoming a literary sensation, Mallory is struggling with writer’s block and a fading career. When she meets Leo, a vulnerable young addict surviving on the streets, she sees the perfect subject for her next bestseller. But exploiting someone else’s trauma comes with consequences she may not anticipate.