1986 Release

September is here! Autumn is my favourite time of year so I’m excited to see the start of the ‘ber months!

Plus a new month can only mean one thing. New 99p kindle deals!

The list contains some of my absolute favourite debut novels. There are some award-winners and big hitters that I had to include, but I’ve also tried to highlight some lesser-known debuts that I’ve absolutely adored.

I’ve also tried to include books from a few different genres including mythology, crime and historical fiction. Hopefully there’s something for everyone on this list!

Who doesn’t love the thrill and magic of a circus? Whether it’s the dazzling lights, the smell of popcorn, or the air of mystery, books set in a circus have a way of drawing you in.

Here’s a round-up of the best books that capture the charm, intrigue, and sometimes darkness of the big top.

Sometimes, deciding what to read next can feel a bit overwhelming. If you’re like me and love a bit of structure (or just a fun challenge), having a list of prompts can make choosing a book so much easier.

I’ve pulled together a mix of ideas to help inspire your next pick, whether you’re looking for something new, nostalgic, or completely out of your comfort zone.

Friendship comes in so many forms including childhood bonds, unlikely connections, and lifelong partnerships. Books about friendship have a way of reminding us of the connections that truly matter.

Here are some of the best books about friendship that capture the beauty and complexity of friendship in all its forms.

2025 looks set to be a great year for crime novels. With exciting new releases from bestselling authors like Lisa Jewell, Richard Osman and Stephen King, this upcoming year promises plenty of gripping thrillers to keep you hooked.

Whether you’re drawn to the bustling streets of Tokyo, the tranquil beauty of the countryside, or tales steeped in tradition, there’s something special about books set in Japan.

From historical dramas to contemporary fiction, this list highlights some of the best reads that capture the essence of the country and its people.

Historical fiction books about the Irish Potato Famine allow readers to see beyond the facts and statistics and delve into the human experience of this tragic period in Irish history.

The following Irish Famine novels shed light on the devastating impact of the famine on individuals, families, and communities.

The following novels offer diverse perspectives on The Civil Rights Movement, shedding light on the struggles and triumphs of individuals and communities during this pivotal period in history.

By reading historical fiction books about Alexander the Great we’re able to journey back to the ancient world of Macedonia and Persia. From the battlefields of Asia Minor to the palaces of Babylon, these books offer a glimpse into the tumultuous era of one of history’s greatest conquerors.