Book of the Month
One book I'd press into your hands right now — a new pick each month, starting May 2026.
Only 114 pages but it packs in so much — sadness, horror and hope. Set in 1985 Ireland around the Magdalene laundries, it's one of the best novels I've read.
The first of Ferrante's Neapolitan Quartet — two friends growing up in a fractured Naples neighbourhood, with characters and scenes that stay in your head long after.
The Booker Prize winner — David Szalay follows István through a life where much of the action happens off the page, leaving you to fill in the gaps.
A Booker Prize-winning masterpiece — Arundhati Roy's novel about forbidden love and the small things that shape an entire life.
A huge epic of a book - a family saga set in modern Ireland, full of love, loss, humour and the climate crisis.