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Tim Winton’s newest book – the book he had to write – is out now. ‘This is a story I anguished over, a novel I scared to write but felt an obligation to attempt.’
Start readingA heart-stopping historical adventure
Banished to the English countryside by her manipulative mother, Jane Saville lives an impoverished life. Meanwhile, Guy Attwood, heir to a fortune would rather not build his family’s business empire. When their paths collide, could it mean a different future for Jane?
Book club questionsA Korean bestseller, now in English
In the village of Marigold, Jieun conjures up a Mind Laundry to cleanse painful experiences from the heart. Five wounded souls seek her services, but after washing their pain, Jieun has a revelation that will change her life forever.
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Stephen Fry’s outstanding retellings of the Greek Myths come to a close with this book. After 10 years of war, the Greeks make their way back to their own lands – but what homes now await them?
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From the author of Big Panda, Tiny Dragon comes this beautifully illustrated tale about a lost pup on an unforgettable journey. Taken in by an aged wolf, the pup will learn profound lessons about friendship, life, death and loss.
Take me thereA tragic accident? Or a murder?
One beautiful Californian evening, a wealthy businessman falls to his death from his secluded cliff-top house. Nora and her half-brother Sam suspect there’s more to the story and team out to uncover what really happened that night.
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The inspiring story of rugby league star Nicho Hynes, who grew up to find his passion when he found his people. This beautiful picture book is perfect for exploring questions of identity, family and home with young readers.
Look insideFit cooking into your busy life
In five knockout chapters covering everything from midweek meals to perfect puds, this cookbook will fit seamlessly into your life. Get cooking with delicious, achievable recipes you’ll love to make.
Check it outA high-octane race through outback Australia
Two strangers end up on a road trip from hell when they’re ambushed by a vengeful crew. Forced to commit increasingly murderous missions, it’s a nightmare journey. Will Sergent Edna Norris catch up to them in time?
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Percy Jackson has saved the world multiple times, so graduating high school should be a breeze, right? Wrong. He needs three recommendation letters from the gods . . . but they’re bound to ask for something in return.
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See allSneak a peek at Stand Proud, the inspiring story of rugby league star Nicho Hynes.
Find out how to get a free Penguin Figurine to celebrate Love Your Bookshop Day on 12 October 2024.
The shortlist for the 2024 Booker Prize has been announced, with three Penguin Random House titles named this year.
Check out the YA romantasy books Penguin employees are loving.
Catch up on the classics with this printable list. How many have you read?
Congratulations to author André Dao on this incredible honour.
Learn about some of the biggest literary prizes. These book awards are some of the world’s most celebrated, honouring both fiction and non-fiction reads.
These are the Penguin Random House books that over 80,000 book clubs voted as the best group reads this month.
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Plus, find out about the TV promo and historical case that inspired Winter of the Wolf.
Plus, learn the backstory behind her book’s protagonist.
Plus, her #1 tip for aspiring authors.
A fierce, emotional, and nostalgic novel to read with your book club.
We caught up with Anna Johnston to learn more about The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife, her writing process, and which fictional character she’d most like to have dinner with.
A humorous, provocative and affectionate novel to read with your book club.
The Little Clothes is a clever and affectionate novel from Deborah Callaghan. We caught up with the author to hear about her writing routine, the publishing process and more.
Generate a husband in honour of Holly Gramazio’s debut novel, The Husbands.
A stunning, thought-provoking debut to read with your book club.
Find out why Georgia Harper’s writing routine ruined her mum’s idyllic vision of a writerly life. Plus, learn about her love for Anne Rice and her unlucky skill for attracting strangers’ stories.
Sarah-Jane Collins shares how her background as a reporter inspired her to write her debut novel, Radiant Heat.
Plus, find out why he taught himself to memorise an entire deck of cards while researching for the novel.
Plus, learn about which fictional character he’d like to dine with and the musician he always turns to when singing karaoke.
She took up a few new hobbies, including horseback riding, sewing and Georgian dance.
Plus, the cosy fictional world she’d most like to live in.
We caught up with debut author Ela Lee to learn about how she made time for writing while working full-time, her ‘big break’ into publishing and more.
Plus find out why he’d choose to live in Middle Earth and main difference between him and Hugh Jackman.
The debut author also shares the fictional character she’d most like to meet and why she loved Lemony Snicket’s writing as a child.
The Fresh Voices of 2023 look back on what they found most surprising when publishing their debut novels.
The Fresh Voices of 2023 share their advice with fellow writers. Whether you’re aspiring to get your book published or looking for writing tips, these words of wisdom will help.
An author and editor share the unique publication story of Amy Doak's debut novel, Eleanor Jones is Not a Murderer.
A deeply moving novel to read with your book club.
We caught up with Jessica Yu to learn more about her writing routine and the shortlist award that helped launch her career.
Latest recipes
See allCelebrating earthy mushrooms, spuds and spinach, this easy traybake is a pleasure to make and eat.
Follow the blood trail and be prepared to be GROSSED OUT! The perfect trick or treat at any spooky celebration!
From their furry little bodies to their creepy crawly legs, it’s easy to see why people run scared. But our spider is the exception!
Shockingly vivid, surprising and fun. Mix up your pasta repertoire and give this beetroot number a try.
What’s better than bread sauce? Chicken and bacon baked in bread sauce, that’s what. Do it. Trust me.
A mouth-watering traybake with a winning combination of flavours.
On a hot summer’s day, is there anything more delightful than hearing the ice-cream truck music?
My reason for including this recipe in the book is that apart from the fact that it’s the first dish I ever ate at a Chinese restaurant – in Peterborough, in 1964 as it happens – it’s also a world classic but is so often ruined by tasteless crab and gloopy cornflour.
I’m inordinately fond of pot-roasting meat, particularly when it is a slightly less than tender cut, like brisket.
I wrote this recipe for a Greek-style filo pie after going to Mary Quicke’s farm and dairy near Exeter.
There’s something very European about a Black Forest gateau, and not just because it originates from Germany.
As anyone who’s ever been to an Australian barbecue will know, chocolate ripple cake is a ubiquitous, no-bake dessert.
Traditionally, roasted and crushed cashews are pureed with cooked onions and tomatoes to make the base for this comforting vegetarian dish.
This hearty pan of sticky, honey mustard-glazed sausages, brussels sprouts and potatoes only adds to the argument that sheet-pan dinners make the best weeknight meals.
Ginger, garlic, miso and the heat from the sriracha add a soothing warmth and zing to this noodle soup
I’ve never been one to overlook the magic that is the pairing of chocolate and raspberry.
These look splendid when iced – destined for top ranking on any tiered cake stand – but also work un-iced, in the cookie tin, for grabbing on a whim.
Tender baked apples, a crunchy oat topping and a hit of cinnamon – these Apple Crumble Bowls make a delightfully healthy treat.
Start your morning right with these pancakes, packed with nutrient-rich ingredients and juicy berries.
Elevate your dinner this healthy chicken Parmi, served with crispy golden chips and a fresh, vibrant salad for a satisfying and well-rounded meal.
This is an Italian-inspired recipe that uses store-bought or homemade pesto to season farro, which is then tossed with fresh spinach, roasted tomatoes, red onions and mozzarella for a complete vegetarian meal.
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See allCatch up on the classics with this printable list. How many have you read?
Check out this super fun Penguin-shaped crossword by Liam Runnalls, the author of Birdle.
To celebrate the release of Peppa Pig: My Best Friend Peppa: 20th Anniversary Picture Book, we have a fun activity pack for a Peppa Party!
Learn how to draw Bluey and Bingo's dad, Bandit. Download this sheet and follow the simple steps to help you draw Dad.
In need of some book week costume ideas? Look no further, these costumes are super simple and kid-approved.
A super fun quiz to find out which Yarn Quest character you're most like.
Check out this fun Detective Beans and the Case of the Missing Hat colouring activity!
Introduce students to a new form of narration with this activity inspired by Ceridwen Dovey’s new book, Only The Astronauts.
Wackadoo! Unwind with this great colouring-in activity, just in time for Mother’s Day!
Join The Very Hungry Caterpillar on his adventures with these fun activities.
Print and customise this Ranger’s Apprentice holiday card to share with your loved ones this year.