The Book of George: A Sunday Times hottest new book of 2025

The Book of George: A Sunday Times hottest new book of 2025

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'A smart, funny and surprisingly moving read for fans of Dolly Alderton' THE I PAPER 'A commercial-literary gem for fans of Kiley Reid, Curtis Sittenfeld and Alison Espach' PANDORA SYKES 'If you're honest, you'll admit that you've raised George or dated George or, worse, you are George' WASHINGTON POST 'This book is a knockout' MARIA SEMPLE 'An excellent novel...as convincing as it is moving' ADELLE WALDMAN 'Perceptive, funny and tender' ALISON ESPACH We all know a George. He's the kind of guy who's brimming with potential but incapable of following through; he doesn't know if he's in love with his girlfriend, but he certainly likes having her around; he's distant from - but still reliant on - his mother; he swears he'll finish his novel one day. Sure, you might find him disappointing. But no one is more disappointed in George than George himself. As funny as it is astute and as singular as it is universal, The Book of George is a deft, unexpectedly moving never-coming-of-age tale and a portrait of one man, but also countless others.

Author: Kate Greathead
Format: Paperback, 288 pages, 135mm x 216mm, 299 g
Published: 2025, Atlantic Books, United Kingdom
Genre: Romance & Sagas

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'A smart, funny and surprisingly moving read for fans of Dolly Alderton' THE I PAPER 'A commercial-literary gem for fans of Kiley Reid, Curtis Sittenfeld and Alison Espach' PANDORA SYKES 'If you're honest, you'll admit that you've raised George or dated George or, worse, you are George' WASHINGTON POST 'This book is a knockout' MARIA SEMPLE 'An excellent novel...as convincing as it is moving' ADELLE WALDMAN 'Perceptive, funny and tender' ALISON ESPACH We all know a George. He's the kind of guy who's brimming with potential but incapable of following through; he doesn't know if he's in love with his girlfriend, but he certainly likes having her around; he's distant from - but still reliant on - his mother; he swears he'll finish his novel one day. Sure, you might find him disappointing. But no one is more disappointed in George than George himself. As funny as it is astute and as singular as it is universal, The Book of George is a deft, unexpectedly moving never-coming-of-age tale and a portrait of one man, but also countless others.