I Want You To Be Happy – Jem Calder
£14.99
I’m Very Busy: A (Nearly Forgotten) Birthday Book – Jeffers, Oliver
£14.99
Illusions of Presence: Lost Christmas Ghost Stories – edited by Johnny Mains
£16.99
Impossible Creatures: The Poisoned King – Katherine Rundell
£14.99Impossible Creatures: The Poisoned King – Katherine Rundell
£14.99
Intermezzo – Sally Rooney
£9.99Dazzlingly accomplished novel set in Dublin in which two brothers find themselves emotionally adrift after the death of their father. Beautifully observed depiction of their inner thought processes and those of the women closest to them.
InvestiGators: Case Files – Green, John Patrick
£9.99
Is a River Alive? – Robert Macfarlane
£25.00
Island Calling – Francesca Segal
£9.99
James – Percival Everett
£9.99Shortlisted for the 2024 Booker Prize, the tale of Jim, an enslaved man desperate to evade being sold to a new owner in New Orleans, and young runaway Huck Finn, who travel along the perilous Mississippi in the hope of reaching the free states. Suffused with humour and compassion.
Journey to the River Sea – Ibbotson, Eva
£8.99
Juice – Tim Winton
£9.99Published 24th July
A man making his way through an apocalyptic landscape with a child passenger is captured by a loner living in an old mine, to whom he recounts their story of survival in a devastated post-climate-collapse world. Spellbinding and troubling.
Kafkaesque – Maia Hruska
£16.99
Karla’s Choice – Nick Harkaway
£9.99In a worthy addition to the genre, John le Carré’s son brings Smiley out of retirement, two years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. It stands as both homage to his father and an excellent thriller in its own right.
Kew Gardens – Virginia Woolf
£9.99In a single afternoon’s walk, Virginia Woolf captures the infinite life of a garden… A couple pause among the flowerbeds, their thoughts drifting apart. A woman’s mind fixes on a small, troubling mark on the wall.
A chance meeting becomes an imagined life, rich with longing and regret. In six luminous, experimental stories, Virginia Woolf remakes the short story as a space of transcendence. Moving fluidly between inner lives and outward scenes, Kew Gardens captures moments of consciousness as they shimmer, fracture and pass, revealing the beauty and strangeness of everyday existence.
Includes the stories: Kew Gardens, The Mark on the Wall, An Unwritten Novel, Monday or Tuesday, The String Quartet and Blue & Green