90 classic titles celebrating 90 years of Penguin BooksA young writer leaves the city to complete her manuscript in a small coastal town, but finds herself writing about the lives of its inhabitants instead their occupation with memory and tradition, their vibrant female friendships, and the idyll of the landscape that informs their sense of togetherness.
SHORTLISTED FOR THE LORD MAYOR'S PEOPLE'S CHOICE QUEENSLAND BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2026A richly imagined novel of love, fashion, scandal and one captivating woman's passionate life.
'Glamorous and nostalgic, chaotic and warm-hearted, but with important things to say - the perfect recipe for an immersive read about a family in the spotlight and the truth behind the facade'- Veronica Henry, author of How to Find Love in a Bookshop'Definitely a recommend from me'- Jennie Godfrey, author of The List of Suspicious ThingsFrom No.
'Collins perfectly balances the light and shade of life, resulting in an uplifting and heart-warming book that proves to be the perfect summer read' CULTUREFLY, JULY READS-------------------------------A beautiful and heart-wrenching story set over one hot summer in London, about a father and daughter who help one another to step out into the world again, perfect for fans of Jojo Moyes and Lucy Diamond.
Liebe im Bann der Gezeiten1923, Schottland: Nach Jahren fern der Heimat kehrt Eliza als Krankenschwester auf die windgepeitschten Au eren Hebriden Schottlands zuruck.
To save a child, they must risk their heartsWhen six-year-old Sam is shot following his parents' disappearance, guarded social worker Matti Colton and Dr Ryan Palmer must join forces to protect the traumatised boy.
Set in mid-century Rome and England, this forbidden slow-burn love story will take your breath awaySHORTLISTED FOR THE WATERSTONES DEBUT FICTION PRIZESHORTLISED FOR THE ORWELL PRIZE FOR FICTION 'If I had to pick a favourite from the year so far, it would be this' - Pandora Sykes 'Lush, evocative and sexy' - The Sunday Times'A thrilling love story of intellect and passion' - The Observer'Truly outstanding: clever, passionate and as clean as a bone' - Melissa Harrison'A heady brew .
'Absorbing, sharply funny and thoroughly satisfying' - Daily MailThe US bestseller and Spotify Book of the YearThree adult sisters reunited at their childhood home must confront a shared tragedy in The Irish Goodbye - the devastatingly beautiful debut novel form Heather Aimee O'Neill.
Veintitantos años después de dejar el colegio, Álex -la chica más guapa y la más retorcida de la clase- reaparece con una propuesta absurda e inquietante: reunir a todos sus antiguos compañeros para volver a jugar a polis y cacos.
Una obra brillante e ingeniosa sobre la búsqueda de la identidad, el racismo y los sueñosFinalista del premio PEN/Faulkner 2023Nominado al National Book Award 2022En la década de 1970, Topper y Sanya tienen que huir de Jamaica a Miami cuando la violencia política se apodera de Kingston.
Desde Jaime Gil de Biedma al pop de los años 2000, una novela sobre la búsqueda de la identidadTras quedarse sin trabajo, sin dinero y con el corazón roto, un joven de 26 años decide abandonar Madrid y buscar refugio en su Segovia natal, de la que siempre había tratado de huir.
Novela concluida en 1829 e inspirada en un hecho real, Rojo y negro (1830) trasciende el propósito declarado por Stendhal (1783-1842) -escribir una crónica de costumbres de la sociedad francesa auspiciada por la restauración borbónica- para convertirse en un portentoso relato de los movimientos del corazón humano y las pasiones del alma.
Luís leva unha vida triste e retirada, froito dun desengano amoroso na xuventude que o deixou marcado e o converteu nunha persoa «un tanto pusilánime e algo indecisa».
Durante el funeral de su abuelo, Simon descubre que este ocultaba un gran secreto: había tenido un hijo ilegítimo con una alemana durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
'Both epic in its sweep and haunting in its intimacy, Musa weaves a profound tapestry of resilience, inheritance, and hope' Riz Ahmed* * * *An extraordinary and beautiful novel about how understanding our past can pave the way for a hopeful future.
Un canto al amor, la vida y la superaciónLos silencios de Hugo es un viaje por el pasado reciente de España, lleno de contrastes y claroscuros, y, sobre todo, un homenaje a la vida y a la capacidad del ser humano de seguir adelante.
