Women's Prize Shortlist Bundle £89 (RRP £104.95)

Welcome to the bundle, a juicy, readable shortlist of truly great books.

The Women's Prize says: Each of the shortlisted six books explore the need for personal freedom and human connection, illustrating the ways in which autonomy, love, and friendship can act as a salve to life’s challenges. Written with nuance and depth, they offer compelling multi-layered stories that urge you to sit up and take notice of the world around you.

In this landmark year, the shortlist features multi-generational perspectives and a strong showing of fresh new voices. Thematically, the 30th Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist also spotlights novels which question history’s grip on our lives, alongside stories which navigate our prevailing search for identity. A number of the novels employ humour – from biting satire to nuanced observational comedy – to explore difficult issues surrounding cultural heritage. Queer relationships and emotional or sexual reawakenings through life are also a prominent theme.

All books are in hardback.

The 2025 shortlisted titles for the Women’s Prize for Fiction are as follows 

• Good Girl by Aria Aber (published by Bloomsbury Publishing)
• All Fours by Miranda July (published by Canongate Books)
• The Persians by Sanam Mahloudji (published by 4th Estate, HarperCollins)
• Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout (published by Viking, Penguin General, Penguin Random House)
• The Safekeep by Yael van der Wouden (published by Viking, Penguin General, Penguin Random House)
• Fundamentally by Nussaibah Younis (published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson, Orion Publishing Group, Hachette)

(Titles may take a couple of days to arrive as books often sell out and go to reprint straight away when the list is announced. This can not be used with any other website discount offer)