'A true treasure of a book that will stay with you long after you finish the final page...a must read.' Louisa Cunliffe, age 17, for lovereading4kids.co.uk

'Touching, empowering, heart-breaking … you won’t be able to turn the pages fast enough' Twins Turn Pages Blog

'A tragic, harrowing and deeply moving account of the Holocaust from the perspective of an ordinary girl' 'Ones to Watch', Fiona Noble, The Bookseller

'This book is amazing, I really enjoyed it. The author really describes what it was like to live in a Nazi society, just before World War Two, as a Jew.' Amy Laws, age 13, for lovereading4kids.co.uk

'Heartbreaking, emotional, stunning...This truly heart wrenching story was dealt with truth and respect, producing a stunning book that I strongly recommend everyone to read.' Nia, age 17, for lovereading4kids.co.uk

'An amazing book that I couldn't put down. It makes you think hard about what children had to endure just because they were Jews!' Cara Mcilroy, age 14, for lovereading4kids.co.uk

'Wow, not many books leave me speechless but this did.' Sophia Ufton, for lovereading4kids.co.uk

'A remarkable well-told story that both astonishes and is heartbreaking while being beautifully written … I recommend this book for any fans of Anne Frank. Unforgettable and touching!' Edel's Book and Beauty Blog

"An interesting combination of story, facts and creative activities to inspire readers" The Bookseller

"I love this book which is a clever combination of story and creative activities; space is a topic which enthralls most children and it offers lots of scope for activities as this book shows so well... Unusual and inspiring." www.parentsintouch.co.uk

"A charming story about a little girl, her unlikely best friend and the challenges they face together." Hive.co.uk Children's Book of the Month

"Adorable, charming and uplifting, one of my favourite books this year. Sylvia Bishop is one to watch!" Laura's Little Book Blog

"One of the most charming books I have read ... This is a beautiful story about friendship, bravery and practicality." Sue and Pakka's Book Blog

"Perfect for readers of a primary school age, this story is packed with enough fun and adventure to keep any child entertained." Richard Knowles, Rikaro Books

"Chock full of brilliant humour and glorious little illustrations, this is a hugely entertaining book" ReadItDaddy

"From start to finish I loved this book and had I read it as a child, I’d fondly recall it as an adult and track down a copy." Gleebooks

"A delight from start to finish." Booktrust

"Warm, humorous and unexpected ... a notable debut." Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times Children's Book of the Week

"An absolute gem of a book, perfectly pitched for the MG reader. And their elephant, of course. Highly recommended. And then some." The Bookbag

"What a delightfully Dahlesque tale! I can't believe how much I enjoyed it. I had to stop myself from reading it again. It's one of those huggy books that you love so much you want to keep forever. Every child will delight at this classical tale that breathes hints of children's literature long forgotten." Serendipity Reviews

"A charmingly old-fashioned tale of friendship, family and belonging." The Scotsman

"Among recent books for younger children, Sylvia Bishop’s Erica’s Elephant stands out ... this is a sweet, funny and heartfelt story that everyone will enjoy." Philip Womack, Literary Review

"Better than a burst of February sunshine, this is a pitch-perfect story . . . A bubble of pleasurable reading" Sainsbury's Magazine

"It's a long time since I've enjoyed any debut novel as much as English Animals. Its command of tone, narrative and character is so assured, and both its wit and perceptiveness about a certain kind of English life make it a joy to read." Amanda Craig

"Shades of Cold Comfort Farm . . . Kaye has a keen eye for social observation . . . charming" Observer

"A beautiful and bold debut." M J Hyland

"[A] confident novel that engages with love, belonging, prejudice and, above all, quintessential Englishness" Daily Mail

"[A] wry and knowing debut" Stylist

"Bishop’s voice is breezy and warm, but the book’s real charm is in its celebration of the imaginative power and tactile pleasures of books…Delightful." Observer Children's Book of the Week

"A clever, funny romp ideal for reading aloud or for confident readers to enjoy alone" The Scotsman

"This is high adventure in gorgeously imaginative settings... a book to be read again and again... The Bookshop Girl has it all" Books-a-Go-Go

"There’s a real warmth to this story - as well as lots of laughs" Booktrust

***** - "This is the kind of setting readers used to find in long-ago children’s books... just right for the independent young reader becoming accustomed to enjoying complete novels" Books For Keeps

"This captivating and enchanting tale filled me with joy. The characterisation is wonderful, with just the right mix of brave children and dastardly baddies – not forgetting the adorable, if not scary, Gunther the kitten…With its winning formula of a heartwarming story and sublime illustrations, it is sure to be a big hit." TES

"This is a thoroughly enjoyable story that deserves to be read over and over. It has plenty to offer every reader. I just loved it!" Fallen Star Stories

"This is a book for book lovers, book SHOP lovers and of course, cat lovers everywhere. It is wonderful!" Sue and Pakka's Book Blog

"Beautifully fresh-feeling and original with the sort of main character we just can't get enough of. This is something rather special indeed!" ReadItDaddy Chapter Book of the Week

"The prose reads freely, the plot moves like liquid gold. If I was seven again this is the book that would make me fall in love with reading. And bookshops." Minerva Reads

“Charmingly retro … [a] short, sweet, imaginative tale.” Guardian Children’s Books “Best New” Round-Up

'City of Drowned Souls is full of marvellous detail about Catalan politics, the locations are expertly described giving a real sense of location. Food habits, recipe ideas and dozens of subtle observations made it so very obvious that Chris Lloyd knows this part of the world very well - the detail makes the story so much more vivid and real. Nicely paced, full of puzzles (with plenty of red herrings) and a few sinister elements which were great fun to see uncovered. City of Drowned Souls comes highly recommended and I look forward to catching up with the other novels in the series.' Grab This Book, Amazon.co.uk

'I’m always on the look out for a new crime series and this one doesn’t disappoint. In fact it brings a fresh new look to the crime thriller genre, and is set in the Catalan City of Girona. The author Chris Lloyd writes brilliantly, using his local knowledge of the area to a T, you actually feel you are right there in the story. Highly recommended for fans of Ian Rankin amd Val Mcdermid. Perfect for a lazy night in!' Rachel Bustin Blog

'Truly gripping, the stories twist and turn as we gasp in terror at the evil in the world, grind our teeth with frustration with the obstacles bureaucracy and public apathy cause and sigh with relief when Elisenda and her team take the criminals down. If you like crime fiction, you will love this series!' Scout Finch 75 Blog

'I love the way Chris Lloyd writes because he does that slow burn to the finish thing that involves many moving parts, all cleverly layered and all coming together but without necessarily tying it all up in a beautiful bow. Such is the case with City of Drowned Souls, a beautifully engaging crime novel within the Elisenda Domenech investigations series. Overall an excellent read. Bring on the next one I say. You really can’t ever have too many great books to look forward to. Chris Lloyd gives good book.' Liz Loves Books Blog

'If you enjoy a European angle to your crime dramas – David Downing's John Russell, Philip Kerr's Bernie Gunther, Pierre Lemaitre's Camille Verhoeven, Adrian Magson's Lucas Rocco (just discovered him!), Luke McCallin's Gregor Reinhardt, William Ryan's Alexei Dimitrevich Korolev or Martin Walker's Bruno Courrèges – then consider giving this series a try.' Gary, Amazon.co.uk

'I just LOVE this series! It is one gorgeous bundle of crime filled delight, wrapped up in a sunny climate and sprinkled with Catalan culture. It feels like this series has really taken off, with City of Drowned Souls. This is the best story yet, Chris Lloyd. There is something for everyone; a stonking mystery or two with an ace twist, a cold politican, Elisenda and her counselling, loss and bereavement played out, plus more about politics of the region.' Northern Crime Blog

“Sharon has the great ability to paint a picture for you to visualise… This author is certainly one to watch.” Mr Ripley’s Enchanted Books Blog

“The Diamond Thief is one of the first books from new fiction publisher Curious Fox, and they couldn’t have chosen a more exciting or involving adventure story with which to launch.” Books for Keeps

“Great story, great characters, feisty heroine, a plot line with so many twists and turns it leaves you breathless. A great page turner.” Sarah, Goodreads

“Milo is not dissimilar to Christopher in Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time. If you enjoyed that book, you’ll love this one just as much . . . Beautifully written and complete with a powerful message, What Milo Saw will make you think… and then pick up the phone to call your mum.” Express

"[An] understated and likeable tale that just might restore your faith in human nature" Bella

"Readers will cheer Milo on to achieve his goal" Sun

“Absolutely delightful . . . I would strongly recommend that everyone should read this book; it holds laughter and tears, but above all, it has something similar to a beating heart. This is not a book to be missed!” Novelicious

“It is impossible not to fall in love with nine-year-old Milo in this touching novel” Stylist

"A challenging and moving story about the power of love between generations" Image magazine

"I defy you not to fall in love with Milo . . . What Milo Saw is a reminder to us all that in life, perspective is everything. A modern-day fable and undoubtedly a future classic." Clare Mackintosh, author of Sunday Times Top Ten bestselling I Let You Go

"A poignant and very clever read - you'll fall in love with Milo!" Company

"A life-affirming read . . . Warm, wise and insightful." Good Housekeeping

"From the first page, we were hooked . . . If you loved The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, this is for you . . . Brilliant! ★★★★★" Heat

"Sharp, funny and hugely moving, this is a must-read" Fabulous

"A carefully constructed comment on how appearances can be deceiving . . . A heart-warming read showing children sometimes know better than grown-ups" Press Association

"It is impossible to resist falling in love with young Milo . . . A spectacular story that I will remember for a long time . . . I really do recommend it" ireadnovels blog

"Deals with serious themes including family life and the treatment of the elderly in society. The novel addresses these issues with sensitivity and good humour reminiscent of Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" Irish Tatler

'FIR blends psychological thriller and a strong first-person narrative that vividly captures the oppressive and terrifying mythology of the varulv, and an isolated setting reminiscent of the Roanoke legends. Perfect for fans of American Horror Story, and the writing of Juno Dawson, Dawn Kurtagich and Stephen King.' Fiction Fascination Blog

'Part Scandi-noir thriller, part chilling horror, with a side of ancient lore and subtle hint of environmental-awareness... I could not put this book down.' Tea Party Princess Blog

‘For horror buffs, from Stripes’ Red Eye series, there’s Fir, a skin-crawling debut by Sharon Gosling. A teenage girl is disgruntled to be uprooted from Stockholm to remote northern Sweden – especially when blizzards cut the family off from civilisation. Hints of classic horror, courtesy of creepy children and a housekeeper who makes Daphne du Maurier’s Mrs Danvers look welcoming, meet Scandinavian werewolf legend in this tale of blood, forest and snow.’ Imogen Russell Williams, The Guardian

‘If you like creepy goings-on in a strange, isolated house, you’ll love this Scandi horror. Selling up and leaving Stockholm behind, the Stromberg family moves to a huge old plantation house in the remote north of Sweden, complete with resident malevolent housekeeper. But as the snow arrives and the family is cut off from civilisation, it soon becomes clear that it is more than just trees out there in the ancient forest. Chilling – and not just because of the weather.’ Sarah Kingsford, The Express

'I’ve never read anything like Fir, a truly wondrous books that’ll have you sleeping with the lights on. A first for me, and I liken it to Grimm Fairy tales, and the ending will have you on the edge of your seat and questioning everything! I can’t wait to read more books by this fabulous woman.' Zoe, Our First Year Here Blog

"Just like the peculiar title, the novel itself is a ritorous splash of many a familiar fairy tale liberally wrangled with a dash of macabre horror, set during the fag-end of the Victorian Era." Sachin Dev, Smorgasbord Fantasia

"An enthralling multi-layered whimsical fantasy with a deep dark heart lurking beneath the surface." Jim McLeod, Ginger Nuts of Horror

“Quite the fantastic read in all ways. Riveting characters that share their own singular voice and world building that takes you to unexpected places. This series will bind you with expectations.” Koeur’s Book Reviews

"Beautiful and dark, haunting and mesmerizing. The prose is beautiful, the atmosphere creepy and delicious." Angela Oliver, Goodreads Review

“This will probably be ranking as one of my favorite books of the year, but I can’t tell you a thing about it! I loved every minute of it.” From My Bookshelf

“This short, dark tale is a treat. It is a fun blend of historical and urban fantasy, and succeeds in keeping our interest throughout the story. I recommend it, and will be reading other stories by Ishbelle Bee.” Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Corner

“This book certainly captivated me and is a rollercoaster of colour and imagination. I just devoured the text, letting myself be swallowed up into the world that the author has created, I would love to enter the mind of Ishbelle Bee, to have a little rummage around, check out her fertile imagination, perhaps steal a few drops of inspiration along the way.” Emma Bee, Black Tea and Milk

"This book is as singular as the title might suggest. It is unbelievably strange and deliciously weird." Elaine Aldred, Goodreads Review

"A brilliantly suspenseful adventure." The Oldie

"Superb adventure set in Nazi-occupied France, with elements of Anne Frank's diary and echoes of Carve Her Name With Pride. Sarah's characters are top notch and the tension is palpable as the Nazis overrun Eloise's town. Absolutely riveting." Books Monthly

"I was utterly gripped by this story to the very last page" Reading Zone

"An exciting and skilfully plotted Second World War adventure story with a satisfying and uplifting conclusion." The Bookbag

“A gripping page-turner of an adventure that has so many moments of breathlessness, so many delicious twists and cliffhangers that you absolutely have to keep reading way into the wee small hours … one of the most exciting MG writers we've read in a long time.” ReadItDaddy

"Full of emotion all the way through, the darkness of some parts is tempered by hope and courage. The excitement is maintained throughout, and the vivid descriptions and obvious knowledge of the setting grab the attention." Parents in Touch

"An unputdownable story full of twists and turns and as many surprises and heart stopping moments for the reader as for Eloise herself." Primary Times

"With edge-of-your-seat action, clever plot twists and a cast of characters who embody both the brave and cruel sides of war, Eloise Undercover is a really great read, bringing history to life and reminding us of the importance of hope, trust and friendship." The Book Activist

"Lister has created a fast-paced plot filled with strong characters and witty, energetic dialogue. Her style is charming." The List

"Melancholy, colourful and lyrical, truly the stuff of dreams." Maxim Jacubowski

"Lush and descriptive, this one will definitely appeal to fans of The Night Circus." Bustle.com

“Full of wonderful characters and fresh perspectives...An extraordinary story.” We Love This Book

"We're gripped!" InStyle.co.uk

"A really original use of the time travel plot in a story that stays with you for a long time." Strange Charm Books

“There are some very powerful messages in this book and Macgregor has to be commended for her skill and bravery in telling this story.” Broc's Bookcase

“A heartbreaking but hugely important read” Laura Patricia Rose Blog

“Virginia Macgregor has a way of creating worlds that are real and warm and truthful; settings and characters that stick with you so that you want to stay with them. Wishbones is a fine example. It’s well paced, skilfully plotted with characters you root for and revelations that will keep you turning the pages. It’s a brilliant book and one I know I’ll be recommending to all.” Serendipity Reviews

“This is a delightful book, written with sympathy and humour, which looks into the very topical concern of eating disorders at both ends of the scale . . . a hugely enjoyable read.” TES

“Sensitively handled . . . Feather’s journey from ignorance to knowledge and understanding is rounded out by a vivid cast of characters.” Irish Times

“This is one of the best YA books that I’ve read about depression and eating disorders. It illustrates what it’s like to be a teenager in the 21st century . . . a touching, heart-warming tale.” On My Bookshelf

“Wishbones is a great book that should be read by adults and kids alike.” A Bookworm's Guide To Life

“Compelling, gritty and suffused with promise, this is a true triumph of contemporary YA” Joanne Owen, lovereading4kids.co.uk

"Just as fabulous as I thought it would be. Can't wait for everyone else to read it." Keris Stainton

"It felt so fresh and breezy to read at times and at other times it was gripping and scary it was so incredible that I don't really have the words to explain it!" Gavriel Peretz, Amazon Review

"Fantastic concept. Very funny and well paced, with an insightful tale of friendship at its heart." Fiona Noble, Children's Buyer's Guide

"This book would NOT be afraid to wear its pants on the outside. Bravo, Miss Burstein!" Leilah Skelton, Waterstones Reviews

"Othergirl is a blast. A great concept, the super-hero's less overtly super best friend, and the story is so fun you hardly have time to breathe. A great book about friendship, being in the shadows, and being proud of who you are. Kapow!" Matt Haig

"This suspenseful fantasy is about growing up and finding yourself. Comical and satirical about school life and the cult of celebrity, it is enjoyably observant about the way teenagers behave." Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times

"I really, really enjoyed this book! It was funny, thrilling and it definitely lived up to my expectations." Elizabeth, Goodreads Review

"Highly enjoyable and clever. A wise, witty and suspenseful story about friendship. Comedies like this are a treat, and it's the best spin on Marvel since The Incredibles. I think she is going to be a star of YA fiction." Amanda Craig

"I read this book in a matter of hours because the storyline was well paced and exciting and I found myself unable to put the book down because I needed to know what was going to happen next." Kristy, The Overflowing Library

"So much fun! ... Nicole’s passion and love for all things comic book and superhero is weaved into the story expertly ... I think Othergirl is going to be the start of a great series, with a real feel of Holly Smale’s Geek Girl about it." Shinra Alpha Blog

"Smart, geeky and hugely fun, this is a superhero story from the sidekick's perspective. Great stuff!" Robin Stevens, author of Murder Most Unladylike

"Burstein explores loyalty, common sense and growing up in a smart, confidence-boosting comedy for 11-plus girls." New Statesman

"A heart-warming YA novel about how true friendship can survive anything, including a showdown with a gang of super villains." Sarra Manning, Red Magazine

"Such a brilliant concept and I love the comicbook angle for girls ... There are some great comic sequences and insightful commentary on modern celebrity, but at heart this is a wise and warm story of friendship and self-belief, and just the thing to recommend to fans of Geek Girl." Ones to Watch, The Bookseller

"Well paced, original and good fun." Anna James, A Case For Books

'This series is maturing rather nicely; with an engaging lead in Elisenda, dark undertones and a distinct Spanish flavour. Elisenda is becoming a firm favourite! I found myself once again looking up key parts of Spanish history and some of the places mentioned. This did not detract from my love of the book. Chris Lloyd has a way of telling a great complex story at a beautiful pace, which really sparks your imagination. Looking forward to seeing what Elisenda and her team get up to next. Excellent stuff! Recommended!' Christine, Amazon.co.uk

'A brilliant second Elisenda crime novel. I found the background to the action fascinating, the sense of place was once again really skilfully conveyed and the plot was so well-crafted and structured. Really looking forward to Chris Lloyd’s next Elisenda novel!' LA. Amazon.co.uk

'If you enjoy crime writing at it's best then this is the book for you. Chris takes us back to Catalonia with this, his second stunning novel. His love of the area and particularly the city of Girona shines through his writing, leaving his readers enthralled and captivated by the sense of 'place' throughout the script. Another unputdownable gem from Chris Lloyd!' BlueButterfly, Amazon.co.uk

'Chris Lloyd has a way of telling a great complex story at a beautiful pace, which really sparks your imagination.' Northern Crime Blog

"Powerful stuff" Fabulous Magazine

"'One to watch...a touching look at the meaning of motherhood." Good Housekeeping

"The Astonishing Return of Norah Wells marks the triumphant return of Virginia Macgregor, author of What Milo Saw. And in this, her second offering, Macgregor affirms her place at the forefront of contemporary fiction, with a novel so engaging and powerful you’ll want to read it in one gluttonous sitting" Kate Whiting, Press Association

"I couldn't put this insightful, compelling novel down." Fanny Blake, Woman & Home

"Beautifully written and thought-provoking, this is a brilliant read" The Sun

"Coupled with a compelling plot, the psychological journeys of the characters are the true beauty of this novel and ensure its unputdownability" For Books' Sake

"Two years after making her staggering debut with What Milo Saw, which was lauded by critics as witty, warm and wise, the British author is back with another insightful look at modern family life . . . Layered and lyrical, suffice to say, Norah Wells isn't the only one making an Astonishing Return this week." Irish Independent

"An astonishingly brilliant novel" Australian Women's Weekly

"Such a deeply satisfying doorstop of a novel" Sarra Manning, Red Magazine

"An emotional family story, set in a quirky world and written with plenty of heart." Sunday Mirror

"Emotional and powerful family drama" Heat Magazine

"Heartwarming and thoughtful – there’s a lot to love here" Kate Ormand

"Angela is a heart-breaking character, driven by loneliness and guilt. She does not believe she deserves a home, or that she truly belongs anywhere. Readers will get caught up in her adventure as she throws all thoughts of herself aside in order to save a boy she barely knows." Booktrust

"This is an unusual, absorbing story that quickly draws you in. It is full of interesting twists and surprises that will keep you guessing. I couldn't put it down." Primary Times

"This time-slip novel mixes intrigue, friendship, hope, fear and a dash of spookiness to great effect. Well paced throughout, with an increasingly tightly coiled onwards draw towards the final pages, Baker's book successfully mixes a fresh modern sensibility with a historically rooted yet timeless story about our need to face our demons and our desire to feel a secure sense of "home", however we define it … 'Through the Mirror Door' delivers a wonderful dose of escapism along with something a little meatier to feel inspired by. An accomplished début I'll be recommending to many 9-13 year olds." Playing by the Book

"A thoroughly enjoyable and worthwhile read." The Book Activist

"A highly original mystery story that successfully combines a modern day and historical setting. A definite must-read." The Bookbag

"An intriguing, beautiful debut...marvellously spooky and will keep you guessing to the very end." Book Lover Jo

"Captivating and twisty, [Baker's] use of classic ingredients makes a fantastic new dish." MinervaReads

"A huge atmospheric ghost story, which is layered full of mystery ... a brilliant debut book and a highly recommended read." Mr Ripley's Enchanted Books

"A thrilling mystery that looks set to become a modern classic...An inspiring tale of survival, friendship and love, this is an enchanting debut from an exciting new children’s author." Pam Norfolk, Lancashire Evening Post

"Exceptional - it really takes you into another world, and had me hooked from the first page...A compelling story that keeps the reader on tenterhooks. Parents In Touch

"Promising Young Women is indeed full of promise, a novel penned by a 28-year-old Corkwoman in a style that is sharp, pithy and engaging ... Promising Young Women is timely and vibrant, with O'Donoghue particularly sharp on gender relations." Irish Times

"I loved Promising Young Women. It's like Bluebeard crossed with The Yellow Wallpaper neck-deep in zeitgeist. If Angela Carter was stuck in a soulless corporate job this would be the dark, delicious result." Sharlene Teo, author of Ponti

"A powerful tale of manipulation and lust inside a male dominated workforce. Not unlike Louise O'Neill's Asking For It, once you go down the rabbit hole into this dark book, you won't be coming out until you've finished it." Evoke.ie Bookclub Toop Five Summer Reads

"This is the cleverest, funniest and most assured debut novel I've ever read. Caroline O'Donoghue is enormously talented, but wears her talent lightly - this book is deceptively, seductively charming and easy, before it turns deliciously dark. It's bold, knowing and so smart - fans of Nancy Mitford or Jay McInerney will adore this, but O'Donoghue's voice is absolutely her own." Daisy Buchanan, author of How to be a Grown-Up

"Promising Young Women is a book of two worlds - a light, current London of brunch and cocktails, spiraling into a gothic internal world of obsession, manipulation and fear. O'Donoghue writes the body in a hugely transporting way: if you have never felt like Jane in your own life, it will be impossible to not feel like her as you read this book - her illness and want and stasis and depression. Promising Young Women is a gothic spiral that I couldn't quite hold onto the walls of: a descent I was willing to tumble down. I loved it." Sarah Maria Griffin

"I loved it. The writing is whipsmart and so witty and what Caroline O’Donoghue says about how women interact with men and work is fascinating. A fabulous and timely novel." Marian Keyes

"Tinged with modern gothic, O'Donoghue's writing is deeply relatable and darkly comic, as she examines the interplay of power and sex in modern times. A story that couldn't be more fitting for 2018, it'll have you nodding with familiarity, thinking, laughing - and crying - as you race towards the end." Grazia

"Anyone who enjoyed Jami Attenberg's All Grown Up or Sally Rooney's Conversations With Friends will find much to like in Caroline O'Donoghue's darkly funny novel . . . A zippy, astute read." Irish Independent

"This debut shows that Caroline O'Donoghue is one of the brightest stars in the current galaxy of young Irish writers. Promising Young Women is funny, clever, upsetting, fierce and absolutely of its time. A future classic." Jane Casey

"Chillingly oh-so-relatable for many women." Wear and Where.co.uk, Best Books 2018

"This brilliant debut novel takes office politics to the extreme" Elle

"So brilliant ... It couldn't really be more timely ... Compelling and illuminating ... I highly recommend it." Dolly Alderton, The High Low Podcast

"A darkly funny novel with a gothic twist about surviving the workplace, modern feminism, and the power dynamics that come with relationships." Independent