Good Housekeeping's THREE HOT READS

Set in Korea in the 1930s, ruin is avoided when a minister weds an unmarried pregnant woman and they start a new life in Japan. PACHINKO by MIN JIN LEE gives an insight into two different cultures, and what it means to be the outsider.

In her debut book Burial Rites, HANNAH KENT

showed she’s an expert at taking a historic, little-known event and weaving

something special out of it. Her latest is

THE GOOD PEOPLE,

an atmospheric work that takes place during the 1820s and tells the story of an Irish community trying to use folklore to help a child who can’t walk or talk. Based on true events.

In PARIS FOR ONE, Me Before

You author JOJO

MOYES delivers a collection of short stories to savour. Tales of love, laughter – and Louboutin shoes.