Fiction
The Italy Letters 🍋
By Vi Khi Nao.
2026
Fiction
Buyer Beware
By Catherine Ryan Howard.
2026
Contrapposto
By Dave Eggers.
Non-Fiction
The Mother I Never Became 🤍
By Salise M. Haith.
2026
Catch Her If You Can 🧢
By Tessa Bailey.
Fiction
The Haunting of a Brontë 🕵️♀️
By Amelia Blackwell.
Fiction
The Shadow Carver 🔪
By Nadine Matheson. The Shadow Carver by Nadine Matheson is the fourth instalment in the Inspector Anjelica Henley series, and it absolutely delivers. Dark, gripping, and relentlessly tense, this book wastes no time pulling the reader straight back into the chilling world of the Serial Crimes Unit. From the very
Fiction
Main Characters 💝
By Bobby Palmer. Main Characters is a beautifully inventive love story told in a way that feels completely fresh. Rather than hearing directly from the two people at its centre, the story unfolds through the voices of everyone around them. Before even opening the book, it already felt special to
Fiction
Missing 🧸
By E.A. Jackson. Missing by E. A. Jackson, the first book in the DI Martha Allen series, is a quietly gripping and emotionally layered crime book that leaves a lasting impression through its restraint and depth rather than shock. Set across two timelines, the story opens in London during
Fiction
Witch Season 🧙🏻♀️
By Julia Bianco. Witch Season by Julia Bianco is a bold and immersive book that blends magic, power, and complex relationships into a world that feels both dangerous and compelling. Katherine Barnes is an enforcer within the Aestas coven in Los Angeles, responsible for tracking down unsettled witches whose powers
Fiction
Pitcher Perfect ⚾️
By Tessa Bailey. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Grandpa Nick took me to fly kites. All three of them caught the air at different times, even though he let them go all at once. That’s always stuck with me, you know? We all catch the air at different times.” Pitcher Perfect is a fun,
Non-Fiction
A Tale of Two Chinas: A Fifteen-Year Odyssey Through China's Cultural Heartlands 🇨🇳
By Hugh Battye. A Tale of Two Chinas: A Fifteen-Year Odyssey Through China’s Cultural Heartlands feels less like a traditional nonfiction study and more like travelling alongside someone trying to understand a country that is constantly shifting beneath the surface. Drawing from over a decade spent living and researching